Greetings fellow inhabitants of this ever-growing forum community of furries.

[NycramFarblitz]

My my, quite formal the title isn't it? Oh well I suppose I'll dispose of it for the sake of my arrival. Anyway I'll post in here personal information and the RP one shall remain for my other posts (if I'll get enough time to visit this place again). So, let's start with the beginning and finish with the ending.  I'm Gainariu Rares, a slender romanian that is an exceptional singer in vast domains including opera and coloratura, my vocal range being of over 8 octaves (more specifically C0 - A8), which grants me the possibility of competing in Guiness World Records for the male with the widest vocal range. Sorry to break the dream but I'm not interested in that really, more of playing the violin and piano along performing live singing either as a bass, baritone or tenor...or why not, show my whole voice and gain some extra popularity (as if I didn't have enough).  Ok I officially managed to bore you guys with this whole annoying speech but don't worry, the interesting part comes now. I work as a bartender, have a girl friend and am damn proud of my talents regarding music.  Now about the appearance...I have shoulder-length dark blond sand-like textured straightened hair and silvery blue eyes. My skin is white as the wall, have thin barely noticeable facial hair and the height and weight infos are the same as my fursona's. What more? I'm delighted to receive all of your replies including impressions and what not.

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[FurryDreamer]

Well that explains your fursona.    I dont know much (or anything) about music but it sounds like your pretty talented. Nice to have you on board.

[DatFox Coleo]

Your grammar.... It makes me feel like an idiot

And I beleive a baritone is an intrument.

[Xavier]

Music I enjoy yes, but usually when it's below the 90's mark. Glad to have you on the board.

[Vee Katame: His Wolfy]

Welcome to TFF!
Please follow the rules, and enjoy your time here.

A baritone is an instrument, but it is also the vocal range between bass and tenor.

[Shinzuu Katame: Her Tolfy]

also, a grand piano barely covers 8 octaves. i'm glad you enjoy music, but that statement of yours is extremely ignorant and both upsets and insults me and many other music lovers/majors. I learned to sing before I could talk, been in music since I was 2 and have done sing coaching for close to 4 years. I had been in the ACDA national choir and regional choir for 8 straight years and have even guest directed for 2 different choirs while still in high school. I have a range that covers from bass 3 up to 2nd soprano (3 octave range). a normal piano only has 6 octaves. so what you prove to me is that your love for music only goes mediocre at best, and that you seem to live in an imaginary world.

i'm glad that you joined the forum, but you have severely insulted the music community with your claims.

[NycramFarblitz]

also, a grand piano barely covers 8 octaves. i'm glad you enjoy music, but that statement of yours is extremely ignorant and both upsets and insults me and many other music lovers/majors. I learned to sing before I could talk, been in music since I was 2 and have done sing coaching for close to 4 years. I had been in the ACDA national choir and regional choir for 8 straight years and have even guest directed for 2 different choirs while still in high school. I have a range that covers from bass 3 up to 2nd soprano (3 octave range). a normal piano only has 6 octaves. so what you prove to me is that your love for music only goes mediocre at best, and that you seem to live in an imaginary world.

i'm glad that you joined the forum, but you have severely insulted the music community with your claims.

I beg your pardon? Do you have any kind of plausible evidence to prove the contrary? No. Have you ever met or listened to singers who actually have a vocal range of over 6 octaves? It doesn't seem.
Georgia Brown, holder of 2 vocal records in guiness book for the female with the widest vocal range G2 - G10 (8 octaves). She is brasilian.
Adam Lopez, holder of 1 vocal record in guiness book for the male with the widest vocal range (also 8 octaves but the interval hasn't been verified although the current tested one is Eb2 - Eb8). He is american.
Nicola Sedda, hasn't been recognized as a holder of the vocal record for the male's highest note and widest vocal range although he surpasses Adam Lopez with 3 notes, meaning a total of 8 octaves and 3 notes E1 - A9. Why? Because he's an unpopular case like me, not being introduced in the famous world of Hollywood. He is italian.
I strongly recommend you search these people on youtube and view some of their songs and also for certain information please consult wikipedia or related sites. Until now only these 3 people have been acknowledged of having their vocal ranges of 8 or over octaves. And as I previously said, there are many more to discover. Only because I didn't show on Americas's channels that doesn't mean I don't have this vocal range C0 - A8. I can even prove it to you if you give me your email or something. I'll just start a conference with you on the microphone and sing from my lowest to my highest note perfectly. How will you react then? When you'll see how immature and pathetic you are to argue upon my personal statistics that I yet agreed to share with the internet? And to be honest, I got sick of people like you always questioning my stats on the internet as if I'm a lier or a potential one. They all end up the same...they don't believe, until I show them and thus they epically fail. Also, what's with these strong words Mr. moderator or what are you? You should be the more understanding type of person that is always calm and positive. What's with this hostile behavior of yours? If you really have the guts to continue this pointless discussion I urge you to call me on my computer and see who's lying. Do you really think that posting there all of your rewards gained in your musical career intimidates me? I could do the same here but it would take me about a whole week to write down all of my accomplishments. You're the one full of yourself, not I. You should be ashamed of yourself for insulting me like that pretending that I'm the one with the inaccurate facts. And thank you once again, you just showed me how worthy the people on forums especially higher ranked ones are. I made an extremely bad impression of you and if you dare to accuse me again I'll make negative advertising about this site and if needed, I'll even sue you. Have a nice day. 

[DatFox Coleo]

o.o Ummm

[Takarah Luna]

     Okay... Welcome to the forums... I'm Takarah Luna Ravei... My name full translated into English is...  Treasure/precious  Moon  Ravei(I don't know what Ravei means)  but for simplicity's sake, call me Luna or TLR.

[Buddywolf]

  Quite the mouth full of words...You must be vary talented indeed but...I am sorry, I know I have never heard your art of music.
Any who, welcome to the forums.  I am to assume you will be hoping around the music and RP sections.  Correct me if I am wrong please.  And now you can laugh at my fail attempt at talking fancy.

Just know I welcome you and hope you enjoy your stay.

[___]

My impression is that of a wimpy ninny.
Sike, naw. You're cool, can you do those bottle tricks?

(Hands a box of candy cigarettes)

[Vee Katame: His Wolfy]

also, a grand piano barely covers 8 octaves. i'm glad you enjoy music, but that statement of yours is extremely ignorant and both upsets and insults me and many other music lovers/majors. I learned to sing before I could talk, been in music since I was 2 and have done sing coaching for close to 4 years. I had been in the ACDA national choir and regional choir for 8 straight years and have even guest directed for 2 different choirs while still in high school. I have a range that covers from bass 3 up to 2nd soprano (3 octave range). a normal piano only has 6 octaves. so what you prove to me is that your love for music only goes mediocre at best, and that you seem to live in an imaginary world.

i'm glad that you joined the forum, but you have severely insulted the music community with your claims.

I beg your pardon? Do you have any kind of plausible evidence to prove the contrary? No. Have you ever met or listened to singers who actually have a vocal range of over 6 octaves? It doesn't seem.
Georgia Brown, holder of 2 vocal records in guiness book for the female with the widest vocal range G2 - G10 (8 octaves). She is brasilian.
Adam Lopez, holder of 1 vocal record in guiness book for the male with the widest vocal range (also 8 octaves but the interval hasn't been verified although the current tested one is Eb2 - Eb8). He is american.
Nicola Sedda, hasn't been recognized as a holder of the vocal record for the male's highest note and widest vocal range although he surpasses Adam Lopez with 3 notes, meaning a total of 8 octaves and 3 notes E1 - A9. Why? Because he's an unpopular case like me, not being introduced in the famous world of Hollywood. He is italian.
I strongly recommend you search these people on youtube and view some of their songs and also for certain information please consult wikipedia or related sites. Until now only these 3 people have been acknowledged of having their vocal ranges of 8 or over octaves. And as I previously said, there are many more to discover. Only because I didn't show on Americas's channels that doesn't mean I don't have this vocal range C0 - A8. I can even prove it to you if you give me your email or something. I'll just start a conference with you on the microphone and sing from my lowest to my highest note perfectly. How will you react then? When you'll see how immature and pathetic you are to argue upon my personal statistics that I yet agreed to share with the internet? And to be honest, I got sick of people like you always questioning my stats on the internet as if I'm a lier or a potential one. They all end up the same...they don't believe, until I show them and thus they epically fail. Also, what's with these strong words Mr. moderator or what are you? You should be the more understanding type of person that is always calm and positive. What's with this hostile behavior of yours? If you really have the guts to continue this pointless discussion I urge you to call me on my computer and see who's lying. Do you really think that posting there all of your rewards gained in your musical career intimidates me? I could do the same here but it would take me about a whole week to write down all of my accomplishments. You're the one full of yourself, not I. You should be ashamed of yourself for insulting me like that pretending that I'm the one with the inaccurate facts. And thank you once again, you just showed me how worthy the people on forums especially higher ranked ones are. I made an extremely bad impression of you and if you dare to accuse me again I'll make negative advertising about this site and if needed, I'll even sue you. Have a nice day. 

How about this...
You both need to stop being rude to each other or both of you will receive a warning.
Yes, I know Shinzuu started it and he shouldn't have talked to you like that, Nycram, but it doesn't make your response to it any more acceptable.
Do not threaten to say negative things about this site just because ONE member wasn't very nice to you. (And Shinzuu is not a moderator, just a regular member.)

This is a welcome thread and that's exactly what it's for, welcoming.
Thank you to everyone else for staying out of the drama.

Anyway, welcome again.

[Catfish]

Hey ! Welcome to TFF 

[Timmy Fox]

Yip, yip Gainariu Rares! Welcome to the forum!
Im Timmy the foxy, the only Royal Cutefox around here hehe... and i never say no to get a new friend btw

And really? 8 octaves
I cant even sing 1 clear note

[NycramFarblitz]

I've been born with opera music and start singing right after I could talk up to now every single day, even humming during lunches. Since primary school I got the post of lead singer along the chorus of a near church. During general school my vocal range then of only 2 octaves increased to 4 as I began performing firstly classic music, then jazz and finally opera. In between those I attempted to sing screamo/emo then death metal or black emtal with growls and deep voice and eventually goth. At the last year of general school my vocal range was of 6 octaves and during the high school years it increased even further and have been acknowledged as a rarity of music in the very point where I could sing from the triple low C up to the triple high C. In the 2nd year of high school which I went into now, I was recognized as the youngest singer with the widest vocal range ever met and got an international certificate. My lowest note now is a C0 which would be a forth low C...so low frequency that most of the people can't even hear it, and my highest is a A8 that means a forth high A...so high frequency that analogue-wise, only dogs can hear it. However showbiz was too much for me so I didn't apply for Guiness Book. My current registers are these:
Vocal fry/lower register: C0 - D2
Chest voice/higher register: Eb2 - Eb6
Head voice/falsetto register: E3 - E6
Super head voice/whistle register: E6 - A8
And Timmy, if you want advices on how you could improve your vocal range then here's some:
Eat unbaked eggs every morning, like just crack the shell and drink the liquid.
Exercise as many times as you can without pushing your voice or trying to hit a high or low note that you can't...train your voice graduate step-by-step.
Also when singing or just vocalizing don't bump your chin and tendons of your neck, it won't help if you want the respective note to be more powerful.
Have a firm body position when doing so as in stand up with your back straight and let it go naturally.
For further info search on google or request help from your music teacher or a specialist.