A study conducted by Austrian biophysicist Christian Herbst concluded that this artist has a unique, unparalleled vibration that makes him the best singer of all time.
On several occasions, science has been applied to music to solve various questions, such as determining who is the best singer in history. A study conducted by Austrian biophysicist Christian Herbst He concluded that Freddie Mercury holds this title.
Herbst analyzed 240 banknotes preserved in… 21 Mercury a cappella To check your vibration. The study revealed that the late Queen singer had “sudden” and “irregular” vibrations of 7 Hz, an unusual number compared to normal values, which usually range between 5.4 Hz and 6.9 Hz. For example, tenor Luciano Pavarotti produced 5.7 Hz tremolo (via Far Out).
“In general, you can sing a straight note, but opera singers try to modulate the fundamental frequencies,” Herbst explained. “This makes the tone a little more lively. Usually an opera singer's vibration frequency is around 5.5 to 6 Hz. Freddie Mercury's is also higher and more regular, creating a very distinctive sound signature,” the scientist concluded, highlighting this. Why is Mercury considered the best singer in history?
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