Falsetto
Falsetto adjective - Artificially high; above the normal voice range.
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High pitched and falsetto are semantically related. In some cases you can replace phrase "High pitched" with "Falsetto", this terms are similar.
High pitched
Falsetto and high pitched are semantically related. You can use "Falsetto" instead an adjective phrase "High pitched".
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- Protest the Hero reverses the above example with the lead singer using a high pitched power metal style croon (which he will sometimes turn into a harsh scream or a falsetto) with one of the other members supplying backing death grunts.
Source: Soprano and Gravel -
The album is the opposite of their usual output, featuring acoustic songs with Seth Putnam wailing in an obnoxiously high pitched falsetto about respecting women.
Source: Springtime for Hitler - It's not unusual to have high pitched falsetto vocals (in a tongue-in-cheek way) along the usual pitch-shifted gurgling vocals.
Source: Grindcore
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