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Some are for sure. It can be more shrill, even if it's quieter. The higher pitch gets annoying.
Others are really quite quiet. Some are more squeaks than crows. It's pretty much the luck of the draw. I know Bluegrass Seramas breeds for squeaky roosters.
Since they are smaller, they are generally quieter. Sometimes they make up for the quietness with frequency. A local greenhouse kept a Serama rooster in a cage in their salesroom. He crowed every 30 seconds from daybreak to sunset.