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Song Range

C#3 ~ D6 (three octaves and ane semitone)

Supported Range

G3/M#iii~ A4/Bb4

Vocalism Type

Soprano

Strengths/Achievements

  • Ease in the lower register
  • Able to maintain tonality below G3
  • Able to support her voice upwardly to A4/Bb4
  • Decent pitch
  • Stable legato singing
  • Good Ear

Points for Improvement

  • Inconsistencies within supported range
  • Nasal tonality
  • Unstable vibrato
  • Pushes and strains higher up A4/Bb4
  • Lack of projection in mixed register
  • Sometimes isn't completely relaxed when singing
  • Natural language Tension

Registers

  • Lower register: Seulgi's lower annals is probably her most developed register. Seulgi is able to acquit support, tonality and projection down to G3/Thou#3. Below G3 Seulgi is nevertheless able to maintain tonality even though she is essentially singing without any true back up.
  • Mixed register:  Seulgi can mostly back up her mixed register up to A4/Bb4 above that her voice tenses and she begins to push the sound. Seulgi's placement in her mixed register is very nasal because she does not sing with a lifted soft palate.
  • Upper register: Her upper register is fairly unexplored compared to the rest of her phonation. Yet, from what she has shown she uses more of a falsetto than a true head voice and really beings to push button and strain her head vocalization around E5/F5.

Agility

At that place are few examples of Seulgi really exploring the flexibility of her voice, however from what she has done it is condom to conclude that she requires more development in that area. When Seulgi attempts runs, they are often above her skill level and therefore result in sloppy execution. The sloppy execution is mainly a resultant of the inaccurate pitch separation as well equally inaccurate pitches beingness sung. For example her run in"Impaired Dumb" requires her to movement through a serial of notes fairly quickly, but she ofttimes just slides through them without skilful note separation or authentic pitches. She also has problems with rhythm when executing runs which also leads to a sloppy execution for example her run in "Lilliputian Little."

Overall analysis

Seulgi, along with group member Irene, was the first member of Cherry-red Velvet to be introduced to the masses through SMRookies_SR14G in 2014. She instantly caught the attention of many fans because of her exceptional dancing skills also as her cute and youthful appearance. Because her dancing skill was highlighted over her song skill, many fans believed she would be just a dancer of Ruby Velvet. Nonetheless, Seulgi shares the vocaliser position with swain member Wendy.

Seulgi's tone in her chest voice is very well adult with a solid and clear tonality present. However considering she sings with a lowered soft palate, the tone is often restricted to just resonating in her nose instead of having proper placement in the mask. In addition to that she also sings with improper tongue position in her breast vocalism as well. Seulgi's tongue is almost never in a flat neutral position which causes her to become closed and non projection well; this also is nowadays in her mixed register.

When Ruddy Velvet sings pieces requiring  harmony, Seulgi ofttimes sings the lower portion of the organisation. This is quite fitting because she has an extensive lower register spanning down to D3 besides as solid development being able to support G3/G#3, non to mention ease.  In Red Velvet functioning "Stickwitu," Seulgi showcases only how hands she is able to sing her lower extremes of her lower register. In this performance Seulgi phrases many notes towards the lower extreme of her range, even D3, without sounding uncomfortable and without any truthful support. Besides in the grouping'south performance of "Wish Tree" she sings many F#3s with ease even if they are airy for stylistic purposes. Additionally, Seulgi shows off her skills in her lower annals with other performances such equally: "Goodbye" and "I Have Nothing" supporting G3 and Thousand#3 respectively. Seulgi's  lower register is definitely her most developed and the 1 she sounds almost comfortable.

Similar to her chest voice, Seulgi sings with nasality and improper tongue position in her mixed voice. Considering of this, her vocalisation tin't properly resonate in the mask nor can it project properly considering of the tongue position. On top of that she also sings with a fairly high larynx outside of her supported range. She has the most support around the A4/Bb4 range, even though she is capable of singing upward to G5 every bit she demonstrated in cover of "Tears."  The higher Seulgi sings in her mixed register the more than obvious her problems go. For case her D5 in "I Accept Nothing" is a combination of all of the aforementioned issues; her lowered soft palate is preventing the sound from resonating correctly in the mask, her incorrect tongue position is closing the infinite in the dorsum of her pharynx, and her lack of support is causing her to push, and therefore forcing the larynx upwards. Seulgi has fifty-fifty shown to have these problems in the lower portion of her mixed range also, for example the B4 she sings in her short cove of "I." Although her larynx is not lifting, the tongue tension (caused by the position) really constricts the sound and prevents from projecting fully and causes tension.  Seulgi also has an unsteady vibrato in her mix register due to an mismanagement of the airflow as shown in "Turning Pages of Memories" and "If I Were a Boy."

Seulgi's head phonation is rarely explored whether it be in solo performances or in Cerise Velvet's studio tracks. She has only truly ever showcased her head voice during Red Velvet's High Annotation Boxing on their Kiss The Radio appearance; at that place she demonstrates her power to vocalize at least upward to a D6. Seulgi ordinarily sings in more than of a falsetto voice rather than a true head voices, therefore it is rubber to assume that she does not know how to bring her vocal folds together to create a truthful head vox. This is evident in her performances of "I Have Nothing" and Ruby-red Velvet's group performance of "Would U."

Musicianship

North/A due to a lack of solo performances.

Label (Type of Vocalizer)

M Vocalists: Mid-Range Vocalists

ML Vocalists: Mid-Low Range Vocalists

Vocal Range Video(south)

Video by: Viet Tien

Best Song Performance(due south)

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Analyzed by Pandayeu

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Source: https://kpopvocalanalysis.net/2017/06/11/red-velvets-vocal-analysis-seulgi/

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