Relationship attributes / Vocal
Description
This attribute describes a type of vocal performance.
UUID: d92884b7-ee0c-46d5-96f3-918196ba8c5b
This attribute supports free text credits
Possible values
- Lead vocals (Lead or solo vocal) (0)
- Alto vocals (alto vocals) (0)
- Bass-baritone vocals (bass-baritone vocals) (0)
- Contralto vocals (contralto vocals) (0)
- Treble vocals (Treble or boy soprano is a young male singer with an unchanged voice in the soprano range.) (0)
- Baritone vocals (baritone vocals) (1)
- Bass vocals (bass vocals) (2)
- Countertenor vocals (countertenor vocals) (3)
- Mezzo-soprano vocals (mezzo-soprano vocals) (4)
- Soprano vocals (soprano vocals) (5)
- Tenor vocals (tenor vocals) (6)
- Meane vocals (Meane or mean is a young male singer with a voice lower than a treble.) (7)
- Choir vocals (choir vocals) (2)
- Background vocals (background vocals) (3)
- Other vocals (Other vocalizations) (3)
- Spoken vocals (Spoken vocals (speech)) (0)
- Whistling (Whistling (with mouth, not a whistle)) (0)
Relationship usage
This attribute is being used by the following relationship types:
Arranged at (Place - Release)
This links a release with the place it was arranged at.
Arranged at (Place - Recording)
Links a recording to the place it was arranged at.
Arranged at (Place - Work)
This links a work with the place it was arranged at.
Arranged in (Area - Release)
Links a release to the area it was arranged in. Use only when the place is unknown!
Arranged in (Area - Recording)
Links a recording to the area it was arranged in. Use only when the place is unknown!
Arranged in (Area - Work)
This links a work with the area it was arranged in.
Audio (Artist - Release)
This describes an engineer involved with the machines used to generate sound, such as effects processors and digital audio equipment used to modify or manipulate sound in either an analogue or digital form.
Audio (Artist - Recording)
This describes an engineer involved with the machines used to generate sound, such as effects processors and digital audio equipment used to modify or manipulate sound in either an analogue or digital form.
Balance (Artist - Release)
This links a release to the balance engineer who engineered it.
Balance (Artist - Recording)
This links a recording to the balance engineer who engineered it.
Conductor (Artist - Release)
This indicates an artist who conducted an orchestra, band or choir on this release.
Conductor (Artist - Recording)
This indicates an artist who conducted an orchestra, band or choir on this recording.
Edited at (Place - Recording)
Links a recording to the place it was edited at.
Edited at (Place - Release)
Links a release to the place it was edited at.
Edited in (Area - Release)
Links a release to the area it was edited in. Use only when the place is unknown!
Edited in (Area - Recording)
Links a recording to the area it was edited in. Use only when the place is unknown!
Editor (Artist - Release)
This describes an engineer responsible for either connecting disparate elements of the audio recording, or otherwise redistributing material recorded in the sessions. This is usually secondary, or additional to the work done by the mix engineer. It can also involve streamlining a longer track to around the 3 minute mark in order to make it suitable for radio play (a "radio edit").
Editor (Artist - Recording)
This describes an engineer responsible for either connecting disparate elements of the audio recording, or otherwise redistributing material recorded in the sessions. This is usually secondary, or additional to the work done by the mix engineer. It can also involve streamlining a longer track to around the 3 minute mark in order to make it suitable for radio play (a "radio edit").
Engineer (Artist - Recording)
This describes an engineer who performed a general engineering role.
Engineer (Artist - Release)
This describes an engineer who performed a general engineering role.
Engineered at (Place - Release)
Links a release to the place it was engineered at.
Engineered at (Place - Recording)
Links a recording to the place it was engineered at.
Engineered in (Area - Recording)
Links a recording to the area it was engineered in. Use only when the place is unknown!
Engineered in (Area - Release)
Links a release to the area it was engineered in. Use only when the place is unknown!
Guest performer (Artist - Event)
Links an event to a guest performer. Guest performers usually make short appearances during other artist's set.
Main performer (Artist - Event)
Links an event to (one of) its main performer(s).
Member of band (Artist - Artist)
This indicates a person is a member of a group.
Mix (Artist - Recording)
This describes an engineer responsible for using a mixing console to mix a recorded track into a single piece of music suitable for release. For remixing, see remixer.
Mix (Artist - Release)
This describes an engineer responsible for using a mixing console to mix a recorded track into a single piece of music suitable for release. For remixing, see remixer.
Mixed at (Place - Recording)
Links a recording to the place it was mixed at.
Mixed at (Place - Release)
Links a release to the place it was mixed at.
Mixed in (Area - Recording)
Links a recording to the area it was mixed in. Use only when the place is unknown!
Mixed in (Area - Release)
Links a release to the area it was mixed in. Use only when the place is unknown!
Produced at (Place - Release)
Links a release to the place it was produced at.
Produced at (Place - Recording)
Links a recording to the place it was produced at.
Produced in (Area - Recording)
Links a recording to the area it was produced in. Use only when the place is unknown!
Produced in (Area - Release)
Links a release to the area it was produced in. Use only when the place is unknown!
Producer (Artist - Recording)
This indicates an artist who is responsible for the creative and practical day-to-day aspects involved with making a musical recording.
Producer (Artist - Release)
This indicates an artist who is responsible for the creative and practical day-to-day aspects involved with making a musical recording.
Recorded at (Place - Recording)
Links a recording to the place it was recorded at.
Recorded at (Place - Release)
Links a release to the place it was recorded at.
Recorded in (Area - Release)
Links a release to the area it was recorded in. Use only when the place is unknown!
Recorded in (Area - Recording)
Links a recording to the area it was recorded in. Use only when the place is unknown!
Recording (Artist - Release)
This describes an engineer responsible for committing the performance to tape or another recording medium. This can be as complex as setting up the microphones, amplifiers, and recording devices, or as simple as pressing the 'record' button on a 4-track or a digital audio workstation.
Recording (Artist - Recording)
This describes an engineer responsible for committing the performance to tape or another recording medium. This can be as complex as setting up the microphones, amplifiers, and recording devices, or as simple as pressing the 'record' button on a 4-track or a digital audio workstation.
Remixed at (Place - Recording)
Links a recording to the place it was remixed at.
Remixed at (Place - Release)
Links a release to the place it was remixed at.
Remixed in (Area - Recording)
Links a recording to the area it was remixed in. Use only when the place is unknown!
Remixed in (Area - Release)
Links a release to the area it was remixed in. Use only when the place is unknown!
Samples from artist (Artist - Recording)
Indicates that the recording contains samples from material by the indicated artist. Use this only if you really cannot figure out the particular recording that has been sampled.
Samples from artist (Artist - Release)
Indicates that the release contains samples from material by the indicated artist. Use this only if you really cannot figure out the particular recording that has been sampled.
Samples material (Recording - Recording)
Indicates that the recording contains samples from another.
Samples material (Recording - Release)
Indicates that the recording contains samples from this release.
Sound (Artist - Release)
This describes an engineer responsible for ensuring that the sounds that the artists make reach the microphones sounding pleasant, without unwanted resonance or noise. Sometimes known as acoustical engineering.
Sound (Artist - Recording)
This describes an engineer responsible for ensuring that the sounds that the artists make reach the microphones sounding pleasant, without unwanted resonance or noise. Sometimes known as acoustical engineering.
Support act (Artist - Event)
Links an event to (one of) its support act(s) (also known as opening acts or warm-up acts).
Vocal (Artist - Recording)
Indicates an artist that performed vocals on this recording.
Vocal (Artist - Release)
Indicates an artist that performed vocals on this release.
Vocal arranger (Artist - Recording)
This indicates the artist who arranged a tune into a form suitable for performance. “Arrangement” is used as a catch-all term for all processes that turn a composition into a form that can be played by a specific type of ensemble.
Vocal arranger (Artist - Work)
This indicates the artist who arranged a tune into a form suitable for performance. “Arrangement” is used as a catch-all term for all processes that turn a composition into a form that can be played by a specific type of ensemble.
Vocal arranger (Artist - Release)
This indicates the artist who arranged a tune into a form suitable for performance. “Arrangement” is used as a catch-all term for all processes that turn a composition into a form that can be played by a specific type of ensemble.
Vocal supporting musician (Artist - Artist)
Indicates a musician doing long-time vocal support for another one on albums and/or at concerts. This is a person-to-artist relationship that normally applies to well-known solo artists, although it can sometimes apply to groups.