It was definitely time for PART 2! In this video I'm going to show some more times Ariana Grande has sung her notes even higher than in the original studio version, using the same graphics that were loved from Part 1 to visually explain what she's doing vocally!
Want to watch Part 1? Here it is: • Ariana Grande Hitting ...
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CONFUSED ABOUT THE NOTES? Here’s a quick guide!
If you see for example F5 then you break it apart into:
F = The note
5 = The octave the note is in (How high in pitch it is)
You may also see # and b between the note and octave for example F#5 or Eb5
= Sharp (meaning the note is half a step between the next note)
So F#5 is in-between F5 and the next note which would be G5
b = Flat (meaning the note is also a half step but between the last note)
So Eb5 is after the note before it which is D5 and before the note above it which is E5
The note scale ascends in this order: C, C#, D, Eb, E, F, F#, G, G#, A, Bb, B
Octaves start at 0 and ascend to however high the note is
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