Inyme W'tin - Can actually sing fairly well. Her natural range would make a singing coach weep, as she can
basically hit the highest of the high notes and the lowest of the low notes with equal intensity without even trying. As for training, she's had none
whatsoever, but you wouldn't know it if she ever got on stage: if anyone in the crowd had seen the song sung or
performed, Inyme could do a passable imitation of it, even if only she(and maybe any curious telepaths in the crowd) would know that she was "singing
along" with someone else's memories. Inclination, however, is the tricky point. Alice could probably convince her to, but just about anyone else is
unlikely to get her to admit she can or get her to agree to do so.
Twilit Blade - Classical singing training as befits her former high society background, with a nice sopranno range that
can occasionally go a little lower. However, that's choir and recital training, and Lynna's far more inclined towards rock, techno, and metal.
Enthusiastic and loves being the center of attention on stage, so she's obviously not hard to get there.
Sell-Sword - Knowing him, he's had training for a job sometime in his indeterminate former mercenary days, or just
last week. You'd never know by asking. Inclination to do it at a social function is about nil though. Well, unless you wanted to hire him for it.
MACH Mk. II - He has a voice like ED-209, and HE-AT hasn't yet been able to scrape together the appropriations
budget to upgrade it. So, yeah. No.
Alicia of the Flash - Beautiful angel's voice, natural talent, and she genuinely enjoyed doing it...once upon a
time, anyway. Nowadays, someone'd have to make a concentrated effort to pull her out of her shell before she'd exhibit that sort of thing.
Binary Fusion - Fusionettes may have the pipes as a class feature, but Binary's not got the training or much
experience. Her repetoire alternates between old pre-war pop songs and a variety of very bawdy and uncouth ballads that she picked up in Basic. Probably good
at karaoke, though, as she'd definitely be enthusiastic enough.
Dosvydanya - Actually very good. He's a deep tenor bordering on
bass, and he's very good at a variety of Russian traditional songs. If you're thinking of that one scene from Hunt
For Red October, then you're on the right track. He's also friendly enough to be willing to drag the old stuff out.
Rift Zone - Enthusiastic and no training whatsoever. Your usual karaoke singer.
Falling Angel - Her nature kind of requires it, much like Emi and Themaria, but there's something....off about her
voice lately. Also, she's not exactly the social partying type. Traditional stuck up, duty focused Malakite.
Cyberwoman 10 - Good voice, and some training, actually. At least, she must have had it, given her skill. She
just...has no memory of when that would've happened. Friendly enough, though.
Intoxicat - Assuming her powers stayed under control, she's actually a good singer and enjoys it. It's just
that...well...the front row might need gas masks if she gets too nervous.
Silicon Sabre - Decent voice with range, no formal training, and not really much inclination to casually get up on
stage either. She's not much for spotlight.
Net Sabre - Enthusiastic, has no concept of the term "range" though her audience might wish she did, and
always willing to jump in feet first.
Edge Sabre - Roadie, not lead singer, though enough friends jostling at her to try might discover a nice, if rough and
untrained, voice.
Demolition Sabre - Tenor and no formal training, but Allison's neither exceptionally enthusiastic about singing nor
exceptionally against it. Could probably persuaded to "just try it once" even if she's never done it before.
Sacae Sabre - Lyn's actually got a good voice, decently trained skills, and no idea where her mental repretoire of
almost tribal/Indian sounding songs came from.
Detective Wong - Can't carry a tune to save his life, but he'll try if you let him. Direct contrast to his
partner who'd rather not but actually has a good voice.
---
"Oh, silver blade, forged in the depths of the beyond. Heed my summons and purge those who stand in my way. Lay
waste."
basically hit the highest of the high notes and the lowest of the low notes with equal intensity without even trying. As for training, she's had none
whatsoever, but you wouldn't know it if she ever got on stage: if anyone in the crowd had seen the song sung or
performed, Inyme could do a passable imitation of it, even if only she(and maybe any curious telepaths in the crowd) would know that she was "singing
along" with someone else's memories. Inclination, however, is the tricky point. Alice could probably convince her to, but just about anyone else is
unlikely to get her to admit she can or get her to agree to do so.
Twilit Blade - Classical singing training as befits her former high society background, with a nice sopranno range that
can occasionally go a little lower. However, that's choir and recital training, and Lynna's far more inclined towards rock, techno, and metal.
Enthusiastic and loves being the center of attention on stage, so she's obviously not hard to get there.
Sell-Sword - Knowing him, he's had training for a job sometime in his indeterminate former mercenary days, or just
last week. You'd never know by asking. Inclination to do it at a social function is about nil though. Well, unless you wanted to hire him for it.
MACH Mk. II - He has a voice like ED-209, and HE-AT hasn't yet been able to scrape together the appropriations
budget to upgrade it. So, yeah. No.
Alicia of the Flash - Beautiful angel's voice, natural talent, and she genuinely enjoyed doing it...once upon a
time, anyway. Nowadays, someone'd have to make a concentrated effort to pull her out of her shell before she'd exhibit that sort of thing.
Binary Fusion - Fusionettes may have the pipes as a class feature, but Binary's not got the training or much
experience. Her repetoire alternates between old pre-war pop songs and a variety of very bawdy and uncouth ballads that she picked up in Basic. Probably good
at karaoke, though, as she'd definitely be enthusiastic enough.
Dosvydanya - Actually very good. He's a deep tenor bordering on
bass, and he's very good at a variety of Russian traditional songs. If you're thinking of that one scene from Hunt
For Red October, then you're on the right track. He's also friendly enough to be willing to drag the old stuff out.
Rift Zone - Enthusiastic and no training whatsoever. Your usual karaoke singer.
Falling Angel - Her nature kind of requires it, much like Emi and Themaria, but there's something....off about her
voice lately. Also, she's not exactly the social partying type. Traditional stuck up, duty focused Malakite.
Cyberwoman 10 - Good voice, and some training, actually. At least, she must have had it, given her skill. She
just...has no memory of when that would've happened. Friendly enough, though.
Intoxicat - Assuming her powers stayed under control, she's actually a good singer and enjoys it. It's just
that...well...the front row might need gas masks if she gets too nervous.
Silicon Sabre - Decent voice with range, no formal training, and not really much inclination to casually get up on
stage either. She's not much for spotlight.
Net Sabre - Enthusiastic, has no concept of the term "range" though her audience might wish she did, and
always willing to jump in feet first.
Edge Sabre - Roadie, not lead singer, though enough friends jostling at her to try might discover a nice, if rough and
untrained, voice.
Demolition Sabre - Tenor and no formal training, but Allison's neither exceptionally enthusiastic about singing nor
exceptionally against it. Could probably persuaded to "just try it once" even if she's never done it before.
Sacae Sabre - Lyn's actually got a good voice, decently trained skills, and no idea where her mental repretoire of
almost tribal/Indian sounding songs came from.
Detective Wong - Can't carry a tune to save his life, but he'll try if you let him. Direct contrast to his
partner who'd rather not but actually has a good voice.
---
"Oh, silver blade, forged in the depths of the beyond. Heed my summons and purge those who stand in my way. Lay
waste."