The Dipster sings its signature 'Dip' sound with range in between Bb2 and C5. Can be extended to make a longer 'laa' sound. Can be extended to produce a lengthened 'laa' sound.Įntbrat sings a 'lah' sound in the range between Bb2 and C5. Quarrister sings a 'lawl' sound in the range between Bb2 and C5. Can be extended, which changes the duration of the 'ee' after the 'hey'. PomPom sings a 'Hey' sound with the range between Bb2 and C5. Can be extended to form a longer whistle. Spunge makes a high-pitched whistle with range between Bb5 and C8. In the second octave, the Cybop sings an 'ow' sound with range between C3 and C4.

Can be extended to either form a longer 'shoo' sound or a longer 'wuh' sound.Ĭybop sings an 'ah' sound in the first octave with range between Bb2 and B3. Suitable as a short-range bass line with two different singing notes. The top half of the Oaktopus sings a moderate length bassy 'wuh' sound with range between C2 and C3. The bottom half of the Oaktopus sings a moderate length bassy 'shoo' sound with range between Bb1 and B2. Can be extended to form a longer 'la' sound. Suitable as a harmony line to the Tweedle, as a countermelody line, or as its own melody line. Lower 'la' singing alternative to Tweedle, singing more in the range of a man. Cannot be extended.įurcorn sings a moderate length 'la' sound with range between Bb2 and C5. Suitable for notes that involve quavering multiple notes. Maw sings a quick 'dehdeh' sound with range between Bb2 and C5. Suitable as a harmony line to the Furcorn, or as its own melody line.įwog sings a long 'wauw' sound with range between Bb2 and C5. Can be extended to form a longer 'la' sound.ĭandidoo sings a 'doo' sound in every note. Suitable as a treble line or melody line. Capable of singing high notes, sings in the singing range of a human girl. Tweedle sings a moderate length high 'la' sound with range between Bb3 and C6.

Towards C3, the sound gets shorter and shorter. Potbelly sings a 'bup' sound within range between Bb1 and C4. Can be extended to form a longer 'doo' sound. Toe Jammer sings a long 'doo' sound with a range between Bb2 and C5. Can be extended, which changes the duration of 'mmm' after 'bum' has been said. Mammott sings a moderate length 'bum' sound with a range between Bb1 and C4.

Note that 'C4' will be regarded as Middle C and that any numbers below or above it will be regarded as that many octave below or above Middle C. Note: Use of terminology like 'C4' will be used. Shrubb) is considered 'unpitched percussion'. Spunge) is considered 'singing', while any monster vocalizing an imitation of percussion (e.g.

Punkleton, at least it may come later) or pitched (e.g. Note that any monster with audible words (e.g. Because of potential confusion over where borderline instruments/acapella would be categorized under, a separate categorization is used for this page instead of that used by My Singing Monsters: Composer. Monsters that sing will go into 'singing', monsters that do not sing but play a tunable note will go under 'pitched instruments', while monsters that don't play a tunable note will go under 'unpitched instruments'. Knowing which monsters play what and how they would sing is important for making great Composer music.īelow will split monsters into 'singing', 'pitched instruments', and 'unpitched instruments'. Some monsters play high notes, some monsters play low notes some play one set of percussion, others play a whole set of percussion. Some monsters sing, some monsters play pitched instruments, others play unpitched instruments. In Composer Island and My Singing Monsters: Composer, various Monsters can produce different types of music qualities.

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