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Hello, I would like to know if you have a like to the video of thou yang at 1:25? If you, could you send it to me, I’ve been searching for the past hour and can’t find it. Not sure if I’m just missing it, I’ve checked out what I believe is his channel, bass2yang, but still failed to find it. I’ve also checked his site, still failed to find it... Anyway, thanks for the trouble.
I'm practicing atm. Always went the other way because of my Queen obsession! But, the more I practice my top end, the more the bottom opens up it seems! I'm down to a G#1 atm. Shall keep trying.....👍
So amazing to hear notes that are so out of my range. Even more impressive is how they actually sound good. Not just, "I can hit this note." The guy from voice play has one of the more impressive, melodic bass voices ever.
Tim Foust, who taught Geoff on subharmonics, is just waaaay better. Avi Kaplan, who has a different tone than Geoff and Tim, is also good but Tim is still the best at those speaker-busting growls.
Ah you beat me to it! It does sound haunting doesn't it? Ominous yet mesmerising. Reverb is a wonderful thing for the voice 🙂 Makes it fatter, smoothes out the edges, hides any blemishes, adds warmth...etc
As a baritone, growing up it always frustrated me that my range simply cannot reach the extremes lows of a bass or the highs of a tenor. The lowest I’m able to reach is through “Would you go with me” by Josh Turner. I turned to transforming my voice by altering my tone to achieve different sounds instead of notes. I have tremendous respect for vocalists capable of these incredible notes.
I'm a baritone too and basicly baritone is best voice for solo singing, but quite hard to sing in choir. The fun thing is that if you develop your voice enought you will be able to sing both bass and tenor parts. (Btw I sing in choir as a bass)
@@kubelo608 I’ve been singing all of my life and through practice I’ve been able to do roughly the same. Just wears my voice out the longer I sing high notes.
A D2 isn't bad at all for a baritone. There's no need to worry about being something you're not. I used to be really annoyed by the fact I'm not a tenor and can sing all my favorite songs like one, but after a while I've grown to appreciate my bass range and put it to effective use wherever I find.
Its really funny. Im a tenor 1 and my lowest note (without vocal fry or subharmonics) is D#2 but my head voice is still really solid. I don't know man.
I absolutely suck at singing, I sound like crap. But I have enough range to go from c6 to A0 and below it. Does the range matter if it sounds like a dying cat in any form of recording😂
I remember a time when there were *literally* only 4 people on UA-cam who knew about subharmonics (including me). Crazy to see how this world has grown ..... I guess David Kahn and I should throw something together again sometime soon, huh? :'D
Subharmonic is actually a combination of fry & your natural voice, so yeah, you'd be able to get lower than you think, you just have to train it out mate!
Going into this I was 100% thinking "Ken Turner is the undisputed king of subharmonics!" but GOD DAMN Efe and Dan REALLY surprised me! Great video man, joined the subreddit too ;)
@Gabriel Ingram bruh Geoff's subharmonic range IS D2-C#1 While dans range Is C3-B0 using keeping in mind that Dan can literally talk in subharmonics and also higher subharmonics are tough as well Also that Dan can relentlessly transition to sub's
@@freddiestudio7668 Ken Turner sings B0 in the rainbow video but it is very quiet and he is the king of subharmonics obviously because he is 86 and therefore he is the most experienced singer with the most beautiful vocie for me atleast
@@seal237 there are more bass singer not like Geoff but only some are with more low range than him... Only one I would suggest you to listen is - Efe sayin
@@49-chirayukadam96 yea that's true but I'm just impressed he can go soo high and low in seconds which actually destroys your voice if you do it for long amounts of time
On mic, maybe, but you may notice he does all his singing on mic, and openly admits that he doesn't have the volume to do it acoustically, unlike a couple of others you see here, like the Davids.
@@EmpiricalPragmatist yes he is a technology singer. without all the tech assistance he cant do what you hear. thats why as a singer he isnt even among the top. also he sing so heavily through his nose its really bad. youtube is full of those 'godlike singers' (and other musicians), that arent all that amazing. The average person can't differentiate between heavily edited and natural singing, even if it is as obvious. if you want to listen to truly amazing bass vocalist, that aren't just smokes and mirrors, you have to go to the operatic ones.
@@hunzukunz Its not really heavily edited. Mixing music obviously helps the final product but he is still hitting and sustaining those notes. Obviously something that is sung in the studio is gonna sound more clean than when on stage. Even Geoff has said that.
I'm a baritone but I love the low voices. The only difference between the bass singers is that some reach so naturally while others perceive the effort to reach the lowest notes.
Hey at least you got the pronouns and conjunctions right. That's more than I've come to expect from Americans on the Internet lmao So I'm sure your grades aren't that bad, at least not deservingly so.
I've always been impressed by Ken Turner and sub-harmonic singing talent, and have just in the past couple of years found PTX (Avi), HomeFree (two decent basses), and VoicePlay(Geoff), but Dan Miribal on here is a new one to me, he has such power and volume with his sub-harmonics, it's amazing. Thanks for sharing this. I can get down to about a E1, but unless it is microphoned or a completely quiet room, it is almost inaudible in volume. Damned 40+ year smoking habit has stolen my lung capacity, I guess.
Yes Dan is crazy good! And that’s a shame about your volume. Just keep practicing, mess around with different throat placements until you find a way you can subharmonic as easily and loud as possible. Bottom line - don’t give up 😊
Tim Foust is the best at subharmonics, in my opinion. He has trained both Avi and Geoff to use subharmonics more effectively. I am a low baritone and have been watching his subharmonic technique very closely. Tim's 5 octave range just blows my mind.
I'm literally amazed by bass. Unlike for baritone or tenor, they have a cheat code for high notes which is falsetto but for notes as low as these, you can't reach it unless you're born to be a bass. Yes, I understand that falsetto doesn't have the impact and strength of a natural or chest voice but atleast the note can be hit
The first subharmonic is a one-octave cheat code, the second harmonic is an octave and a fifth cheat code, and the third subharmonic is a two-octave cheat code. The lowest I can go in chest is like an Eb2. Using my first subharmonic - which I'm not great at yet by any means - I can get down to an F1 fairly comfortably. Now I just wish I could be consistent with my whistle register.
Great compilation and editing. The funny thing here is that the Mongolians have been using this technique for centuries. Another word for it is throat singing. It is even more fun when you can learn to do thin whistle singing and create 3 distinct sounds at once using this technique. The older I have got the more I prefer good old chest singing. Subharmonics isn't the extension ones true vocal range. If low notes near the D1 and under are to be had I prefer fry as long as its done right and not often. In reality as bass singers, we don't need to go lower than a E1 anyway.
Thank you! As far as I know regular subharmonics and throat singing are the same physics and are practically the same but subharmonics use only the regular vocal folds while throat singing uses both the false folds and the regular. Thanks for visiting my channel I’ve watched a lot of your videos on various bass singers from back in the day 😊 Which reminds me...you might wanna check out a video I did on Rodney Britt and let me know what you think Link: ua-cam.com/video/4ev6eM0q-Gs/v-deo.html
Nice compilation, great variety of singers :) I believe the gospel bass by the name of Eric Bennett has used subharmonics too, one at least one occasion I think
I don’t know if I’m right but I’m sure Pavel Myakotin uses full chest as a Russian oktavist and David Larson uses ingressive phonation or inward bass. But great vid !!!
Pavel is known to be one of the only oktavists to use subharmonics and David Larson is like the pioneer of subharmonics he’s the guy that Geoff learned subharmonics off of him(he can also do Inhale tho)
@@Marcell0Bass By pioneer do you mean first to do it or make it publicly recognized? The clip shows a younger Ken Turner ripping them. Quite sure that's way before David Larson's time
@@status8477 he is the first person to get knowledge about the register on UA-cam...look up subharmonic tutorial on UA-cam and the oldest and most viewed videos are by him
Love this! I love VoicePlay and Geoff is extremely talented! As are the other singers in the video :D Tim Foust is another amazing bass singer I reccomend to everyone, his acapella group is Home Free and they've also done videos with VoicePlay too
I don't understand why Tim Foust wasn't one of the bass singer examples in this compilation. I remember reading that Geoff credits him with some help extending his low range. But I can't figure out where I read that.
@@guarnerosmorajosemaria8036 but not with chest bruh, and below a F2 in chest sounds like chest+fry, i mean F2 its a low note for a tenor, for a baritone its pretty common, i consider myself a baritone, i can go to C#2 in chest and resonate a F2, so yeah im a baritone, but because im in puberty i can maybe become a Bass or a Bass-Baritone
@@dreir1321 the vocal coach say something about dimash, he has no limits because his range is 7 octaves, it ranges from a c1 to a d8, look for it if you want
@@guarnerosmorajosemaria8036 im telling about his range from chest, lower then a F2 its sounds like chest-fry, and thats because he is a tenor, or maybe a baritenor And about the growls and somethings like that, welp the growl i dont count it because it was a growl without support and lacks of technique. But yeah, he has a pretty wide vocal range
How can Peter Barber and Bobby Waters NOT be in this video!? Bobby has a vocal range from B0 to B4 and Peters is from Bb-1 to E6. Check them out! They are extremely talented!
Oh heck, I was looking the other day for a reference of singers having a deeper voice. Got what I asked for in the form of a random YT suggestion, haha. Thanks!
I’m a metal head and this is so insane. This may be a dumb question but would fry or false chords be activated when going super low? Because the lower notes almost sound like fry.
My lowest rn is E1 but I’m a baritone so I have to use subs to go lower than c#2. Hopefully I get lower tho because I’ve always wanted to be a bass. That’s why I’ve worked so hard at being good at subs
I can sing an Ab1 in full voice so I’ve been trying to work up (or down, more like it) to Ab0 in subharmonic. Going rough cause it starts to just sound like rumbles at a certain point haha
Holy friggin guacamole- if my eyes get any wider listening to this they are going to fall out of my head. This was such a treat to listen to with headphones.
I love this and because of finding this I discovered that my lowest note is Ab0 and my highest note without a falsetto is G#5 and I want to keep improving my tone
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Hello, I would like to know if you have a like to the video of thou yang at 1:25? If you, could you send it to me, I’ve been searching for the past hour and can’t find it. Not sure if I’m just missing it, I’ve checked out what I believe is his channel, bass2yang, but still failed to find it. I’ve also checked his site, still failed to find it...
Anyway, thanks for the trouble.
@@maxmc2732 ua-cam.com/video/beikrILaEJA/v-deo.html
I'm practicing atm. Always went the other way because of my Queen obsession! But, the more I practice my top end, the more the bottom opens up it seems! I'm down to a G#1 atm. Shall keep trying.....👍
I love how within 4.5 seconds, Geoff goes from D5 to D1
Yea, he's a beast. 😂
Time stamp?
@@jarengardner695 0:51
@@timelessperspective dang that is insane
@@jarengardner695 He got it wrong. It's 8:01.
every time ken turner hits the note he looks so shocked 😂😭
Always mention the Time stamp plzz
@@unknwn_usr3077 i mean if you just watch the video you won’t need a timestamp since he’s in a sizable portion of this video
@@nataliew.1206 He showed up like twice in the first seven minutes out of ten. A timestamp wouldn't have been too hard now, would it?
I mean.. his soul must be shaking from the sheer strength if that note
Wow, shut up about the timestamps already. Anyway, Mr Turner always gives me "whoa, y'all feel that too?" vibes, y'know?
Imagine all these guys doing Misty Mountains Cold together
It’d be glorious
I. Would. Pay.
🤤
Would pay to hear it
I would pay all your souls to hear it
Geoff’s range is actually insane.
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I love how theres multiple singers here with larger ranges here
So amazing to hear notes that are so out of my range. Even more impressive is how they actually sound good. Not just, "I can hit this note." The guy from voice play has one of the more impressive, melodic bass voices ever.
I know. Geoff Castellucci is a FUCKING beast. We love him.
I like bass but most of the bass singers do not have the actual singing talent to go with it. Castellucci does.
@@annewandering most of the guys in this video are baritones including Geoff. David Larson is a high tenor!
Tim Foust, who taught Geoff on subharmonics, is just waaaay better. Avi Kaplan, who has a different tone than Geoff and Tim, is also good but Tim is still the best at those speaker-busting growls.
Geoff Castelluci is amazing, since he has range as well
oogie boogie song is my favorite, the bass of geoff is wonderful
😂😂😂
I absolutely agree
I'd never heard it before and it is indeed wonderful
I love this is Halloween too!
Listen the grinch one
Ken Turner's eyes bugging out like that is one of my favorite things on the internet.
Dude same
Nah I saw this comment 10 seconds before it happened, bro is so happy every time too 🥴🤣
It's like even he is amazed by how low he can go. It's like, "damn, (brushes shoulder) I'm pretty good. "
@@christophercarey3232 except he would never say "damn," because unlike you, he respects *GOD.*
4:21 Why does this sound so amazing? It has to be the echo right
The acoustics of the room
@@introvertairways Can confirm, would highly recommend playing in empty stairwells if allowed
Ah you beat me to it! It does sound haunting doesn't it? Ominous yet mesmerising. Reverb is a wonderful thing for the voice 🙂 Makes it fatter, smoothes out the edges, hides any blemishes, adds warmth...etc
I was waiting for a giant robot to appear making a similar noise-
@@introvertairways
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6:16 just casually summoning shit in the dark 😂
Subharmonics save live. If you sing this in the dark, the dark fears you
Geoff has such an amazing range with nice silky smooth deep that is really deep and then quite angelic, silky high range which is quite high
5:46 bruh if I heard that live I would poop my pants
I’ve heard him do 6:30 live. It was insane
A vocal brown note?
@@bflandragon90 vocal djent?
Sounds like a burp.
Then go to gbb next year they have stuff like that 24-7
As a baritone, growing up it always frustrated me that my range simply cannot reach the extremes lows of a bass or the highs of a tenor. The lowest I’m able to reach is through “Would you go with me” by Josh Turner. I turned to transforming my voice by altering my tone to achieve different sounds instead of notes.
I have tremendous respect for vocalists capable of these incredible notes.
I'm a baritone too and basicly baritone is best voice for solo singing, but quite hard to sing in choir. The fun thing is that if you develop your voice enought you will be able to sing both bass and tenor parts.
(Btw I sing in choir as a bass)
@@kubelo608 I’ve been singing all of my life and through practice I’ve been able to do roughly the same. Just wears my voice out the longer I sing high notes.
A D2 isn't bad at all for a baritone. There's no need to worry about being something you're not. I used to be really annoyed by the fact I'm not a tenor and can sing all my favorite songs like one, but after a while I've grown to appreciate my bass range and put it to effective use wherever I find.
Its really funny. Im a tenor 1 and my lowest note (without vocal fry or subharmonics) is D#2 but my head voice is still really solid. I don't know man.
I absolutely suck at singing, I sound like crap. But I have enough range to go from c6 to A0 and below it. Does the range matter if it sounds like a dying cat in any form of recording😂
3:10 I swear I heard this man in spongebob
Omg🤣🤣🤣
Yup! It's the flying dutchman theme!
Ayyy
Love this! Great editing! Thank you so much for including me brother! 🙏🏼❤️
You got a new subscription dude
@@alexispinto1993 Thank you!! Appreciate your support! 🙏🏼
You got a new sub as well. Just checked out one video. I love your covers
Bro you got a new subscriber!
Thank you all for your support! 🙏🏼🎶
I love how ken turner is always having fun when he does subharmonic stuff
Every time Ken Turner is singing and he hits the notes he looks so surprised, like "Wait.... I can hit this note?!"
I think even that C1 he hit in that 1 clip surprised everyone. He hit it strong and sustained it a bit!
Just gonna leave this here if I may? ua-cam.com/video/rZh9PjkoolE/v-deo.html
Ken was the best....aka the GOAT.
@@GLC-1979 no he isn't the GOAT, that's probably JD Sumner, but Ken is still one of the best bass singers
@@Catholic17 if I’m not mistaken weren’t they both in the Blackwood brothers together?
I remember a time when there were *literally* only 4 people on UA-cam who knew about subharmonics (including me).
Crazy to see how this world has grown ..... I guess David Kahn and I should throw something together again sometime soon, huh? :'D
Yes 100%
Yess broooo
Yes please man
Yo David, when you uploading beatbox video you promised?
And Cody Jeter… whatever happened to him
4:20 the sound one makes when summoning demons
Bruh listen to tomazacre
This is crazy
And he just slipped into it so easy
Right
I thought that was dragons!
What do you want: 9:35
Whats your lowest: 0:19+crack+fry
Lol
Subharmonic is actually a combination of fry & your natural voice, so yeah, you'd be able to get lower than you think, you just have to train it out mate!
@@zutsikyuozakamodo2846 you cannot subharmonic lower than an octave below your lowest chest note, at least not in first subharmonics.
@@alex_mcburney I can do sub lower than an octave below my lowest chest voice. Only 1 or 2 notes tho
@@DanTraa how??!!!?????!!!!!???!!?!!?!??!??!?
6:27 that's a goddamn horror movie tension building sound effect!
I love how every time Ken Turner sings, it looks almost as if he surprises himself!
"What position in the choir do you have?"
These guys: "Reapers from Mass Effect"
6:30 gets me EVERY SINGLE TIME
Fr it's so strong
Just Geoff how we like him.
Going into this I was 100% thinking "Ken Turner is the undisputed king of subharmonics!" but GOD DAMN Efe and Dan REALLY surprised me! Great video man, joined the subreddit too ;)
@Gabriel Ingram Care to explain why? Cause I love his singing and he's extremely talented, but I'd have to disagree
@Gabriel Ingram bruh Geoff's subharmonic range IS D2-C#1
While dans range Is C3-B0 using keeping in mind that Dan can literally talk in subharmonics and also higher subharmonics are tough as well
Also that Dan can relentlessly transition to sub's
@Gabriel Ingram sent me the B0 please
@@freddiestudio7668 Ken Turner sings B0 in the rainbow video but it is very quiet and he is the king of subharmonics obviously because he is 86 and therefore he is the most experienced singer with the most beautiful vocie for me atleast
@@Slamthulhu q
I have to say of all these people I am impressed with Ken Turner the most, man he does those deep deep notes with mouth wide open full on, amazing.
4:20 dUDE SOUNDS LIKE A BOAT HORN
Mortal Combat temple ambient theme :D
thank you🛳️
A1 is just my favorite note. I don't know why it just hits me different
So does my dad
@@codybdaw7418 this kind of humor gets me good
Yeah A1 and D2 are my favorite for some reason
My favorite bass note: D2 and Bb1
Look up "I can't help it" by MJ. You'll be happy.
the "lowest sheesh" meme ruined it for me, now I can't stop smiling when they hit those low notes
Great job man! God damn we have so many talented singers in the BSN😍
I’m doing a part 3 at some point soooo
@@Marcell0Bass Than I want to be part of that too😅
@@Marcell0Bass can you tell me what my note is on my channel thanks
@@joshcrumpton8890 G1 I think
@@freddiestudio7668 thanks man
Dan Miribal....
sounds: amazing
looks: like a dealer
My throat hurts even thinking about how they did it.
It literally comes naturally to us which is the craziest part. Absolutely no straining.
It actually doesn't hurt at all, it feels like a very pleasant vibration
It's not a stain it's a vibration between two sets of vocal cords
Can we just admire the range of Geoff
Yes, yes we can!
Why did u stop watching after 8 mins
@@Ntrinzc huh? What do you mean
@@seal237 there are more bass singer not like Geoff but only some are with more low range than him... Only one I would suggest you to listen is - Efe sayin
@@49-chirayukadam96 yea that's true but I'm just impressed he can go soo high and low in seconds which actually destroys your voice if you do it for long amounts of time
1:46 kudos to these guys for killer harmonies
In my opinion, Geoff will always be the king of subharmonics
On mic, maybe, but you may notice he does all his singing on mic, and openly admits that he doesn't have the volume to do it acoustically, unlike a couple of others you see here, like the Davids.
@@EmpiricalPragmatist It goes without saying that the vocal cords of profondo are stronger than the vocal cords of a baritone.
@@mustafaemre03 Okay...
@@EmpiricalPragmatist yes he is a technology singer. without all the tech assistance he cant do what you hear. thats why as a singer he isnt even among the top. also he sing so heavily through his nose its really bad. youtube is full of those 'godlike singers' (and other musicians), that arent all that amazing. The average person can't differentiate between heavily edited and natural singing, even if it is as obvious.
if you want to listen to truly amazing bass vocalist, that aren't just smokes and mirrors, you have to go to the operatic ones.
@@hunzukunz Its not really heavily edited. Mixing music obviously helps the final product but he is still hitting and sustaining those notes. Obviously something that is sung in the studio is gonna sound more clean than when on stage. Even Geoff has said that.
I'm a baritone but I love the low voices. The only difference between the bass singers is that some reach so naturally while others perceive the effort to reach the lowest notes.
My grades are lower than these guys voices
That’s so sad bro
@@Marcell0Bass I know... teachers hate me 😂
@@Marcell0Bass There are As and Bs down there!
Hey at least you got the pronouns and conjunctions right. That's more than I've come to expect from Americans on the Internet lmao
So I'm sure your grades aren't that bad, at least not deservingly so.
@@Michelino_M5 funnily enough, I am from the UK, so proud not to fall into that disappointing American category of ‘academics’ 😂
I know I didn’t make it into the video but thank you for putting my “No D2” version in at 7:59! Great video!
what song is that?
@@vilzuderp4464 it’s Voiceplay’s little mermaid medley, but the “No D2 Version” is on my channel
I've always been impressed by Ken Turner and sub-harmonic singing talent, and have just in the past couple of years found PTX (Avi), HomeFree (two decent basses), and VoicePlay(Geoff), but Dan Miribal on here is a new one to me, he has such power and volume with his sub-harmonics, it's amazing. Thanks for sharing this. I can get down to about a E1, but unless it is microphoned or a completely quiet room, it is almost inaudible in volume. Damned 40+ year smoking habit has stolen my lung capacity, I guess.
Yes Dan is crazy good! And that’s a shame about your volume. Just keep practicing, mess around with different throat placements until you find a way you can subharmonic as easily and loud as possible. Bottom line - don’t give up 😊
@@Marcell0Bass thanks. I have tried everything short of hypnotism to quit smoking, so far.
Tim Foust is the best at subharmonics, in my opinion. He has trained both Avi and Geoff to use subharmonics more effectively. I am a low baritone and have been watching his subharmonic technique very closely. Tim's 5 octave range just blows my mind.
@@johndeeregreen4592 you’re thinking of the growl technique it’s very different to subharmonics
@@Marcell0Bass, Tim uses both. His growl goes all the way down to B0 and he uses subharmonics down to about D1.
Me, a chess player: ah yes, bishop to B1, great move by the light square bishop
Tell me you're gay without telling me you're gay..
@@djjazzyjeff1232 tell me you’re homophobic without telling me you’re homophobic
So cool! Thanks for including me! 👍🏽
who put my sleep paralysis demon here? 6:27
Just finished watching. Great video as always! I like the selection of clips and singers. Glad you didn‘t „overgeoffified“ the video.
AHHAHAHAAAHAHAHAHAHA
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yeah whats up with Avi Kaplan or Tim Foust?
@@littlemaidofthemoon9978 This is a subharmonic compilation. These two bass singers do not use this technique.
Ahahahhahah but truuuue tho
I’d really like to hear some of these guys sing misty mountains 😄
Geoff castellucci(probably mispelled) and Tim Foust have both done it.
Geoff Castellucci's cover is amazing.
I'm literally amazed by bass. Unlike for baritone or tenor, they have a cheat code for high notes which is falsetto but for notes as low as these, you can't reach it unless you're born to be a bass.
Yes, I understand that falsetto doesn't have the impact and strength of a natural or chest voice but atleast the note can be hit
Vocal fry\Strohbass is definitely a 1 octave cheat code ^^
its always fun to have a range that can go from high tenor to low bass as well like Geoff. always so impressive to listen to if done well like he does
Vocal fry is definitely an 1-octave cheat code... Same as a falsetto
The first subharmonic is a one-octave cheat code, the second harmonic is an octave and a fifth cheat code, and the third subharmonic is a two-octave cheat code. The lowest I can go in chest is like an Eb2. Using my first subharmonic - which I'm not great at yet by any means - I can get down to an F1 fairly comfortably. Now I just wish I could be consistent with my whistle register.
Honestly, what I like so much about Geoff is that he has an incredible range. He can go incredibly deep but can also go quite high.
Geoff's range is unbelievable.
Why does bass tone get me EVERY time... just sitting shivering with joy!
ok we can all agree that being a bass singer u need long hair
And maybe a deep voice
Or be bald
I sing bass and honestly I seemingly can go deeper when I grow my hair out
@@kam.yeahjustkam testosterone
@@welpiguess More testosterone is more likely to make your hair fall out!
Great compilation and editing. The funny thing here is that the Mongolians have been using this technique for centuries. Another word for it is throat singing. It is even more fun when you can learn to do thin whistle singing and create 3 distinct sounds at once using this technique. The older I have got the more I prefer good old chest singing. Subharmonics isn't the extension ones true vocal range. If low notes near the D1 and under are to be had I prefer fry as long as its done right and not often. In reality as bass singers, we don't need to go lower than a E1 anyway.
Thank you! As far as I know regular subharmonics and throat singing are the same physics and are practically the same but subharmonics use only the regular vocal folds while throat singing uses both the false folds and the regular.
Thanks for visiting my channel I’ve watched a lot of your videos on various bass singers from back in the day 😊
Which reminds me...you might wanna check out a video I did on Rodney Britt and let me know what you think
Link: ua-cam.com/video/4ev6eM0q-Gs/v-deo.html
Gotta disagree , also you really can't understand those notes any better then the low
Нет это не горловое пение. Хотя немного похоже.
No throat singing is a different thing from subharmonic(vocal fry)
@@yungmarceygoingwildagreed
Nice compilation, great variety of singers :)
I believe the gospel bass by the name of Eric Bennett has used subharmonics too, one at least one occasion I think
Thanks. Can you send me any videos where he uses it
9:18 the dudes face looks like hes thinking, "wow I didnt know i could hit that note!"
I don’t know if I’m right but I’m sure Pavel Myakotin uses full chest as a Russian oktavist and David Larson uses ingressive phonation or inward bass. But great vid !!!
Pavel is known to be one of the only oktavists to use subharmonics and David Larson is like the pioneer of subharmonics he’s the guy that Geoff learned subharmonics off of him(he can also do Inhale tho)
@@Marcell0Bass By pioneer do you mean first to do it or make it publicly recognized? The clip shows a younger Ken Turner ripping them. Quite sure that's way before David Larson's time
@@status8477 he is the first person to get knowledge about the register on UA-cam...look up subharmonic tutorial on UA-cam and the oldest and most viewed videos are by him
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69th like, don't need to thank me
E1 is insane!! But Tim and his misty mountain dragon voice is amazing why isnt it here??
Cause he does not use subharmonics, he uses growls or sth I think, but definitely not subharmonics
In Spain is like 11:30 pm and i've gotta go to school tomorrow so gonna prepare my headphones to really have fun tomorrow afternoon
jajaja estamos igual
Everyone is awesome but that Dan Miribal is just amazing.
2:40 "far over the misty mountains cold"
Deus Vult
If I had a Heart*
I NEVER in my years would have guessed a human voice could approach 32 hz. Never.
I can hit like 6😂
Love this compilation bro!! Thanks for having me again :) 10:00 ha. like & sub. what a pun 😂
Damn. That wasn’t even intentional 😂
@@Marcell0Bass foreal wtf it was timed to perfection 😂💯
Dude what is your range? Is it "all of the piano keys" ?
What is your vocal range? Just wondering.
Love this! I love VoicePlay and Geoff is extremely talented! As are the other singers in the video :D Tim Foust is another amazing bass singer I reccomend to everyone, his acapella group is Home Free and they've also done videos with VoicePlay too
I don't understand why Tim Foust wasn't one of the bass singer examples in this compilation. I remember reading that Geoff credits him with some help extending his low range. But I can't figure out where I read that.
@@lschoenrank
Simple. Tim doesn't use subharmonics. This is a subharmonics compilation.
Some ppl that aren’t actual basses are doing better than the actual ones 😂
Nah
Who's that handsome guy at 4:55 ?
Layne Stein
4:56 * (Me 👀😂)
You from where??
@@MarwanAyman3 I know 😂
😂😂😂Bro can i ask what your vocal range is?
For all the people that want to see Ken Turner's Goofy facial expressions here you go:
2:25
7:04
8:17
8:53 *summons cthulu*
9:16
Thanks dude!!
I love how Ken Turner makes it seem like such a feat... the other ones don't make people laugh, but there is a little humor, which is really fun lol
SOOOOO SICK THEIR ELECTRIC/POLY SUB BASSES ARE SO CLEAN COMING FROM A BEATBOXING BACKGROUND
I'd love to hear a subharmonic choir singing in a massive room.
4:21 that was beautiful…
Ken Turner is so fun to watch
4:13 that low low lo w note was some freaky magical goose bump stuff right there my gosh woah 0
Amazing video again!!! :)
Geoff's range is insane!
Man I love this! I feel like a sponge soaking up all this knowledge, thanks Marcello for this!
a large double bass (orchestral bass) only goes to C1 with the extension. this is CRAZY!
*0:28* that sounds like a high pitched deep sound
For common people it sounds like people are making sound by resonating with their liver or something even deeper inside :)
Damn I'm a Tenor i can only go down to D3 lol Basses Wtf A1? Omgg😭😭
Im a tenor i can go down to G2 only
@@donnixofficial6306 Dimash Kudaibergen a tenor reaches a g1 and with growls a c1
@@guarnerosmorajosemaria8036 but not with chest bruh, and below a F2 in chest sounds like chest+fry, i mean F2 its a low note for a tenor, for a baritone its pretty common, i consider myself a baritone, i can go to C#2 in chest and resonate a F2, so yeah im a baritone, but because im in puberty i can maybe become a Bass or a Bass-Baritone
@@dreir1321 the vocal coach say something about dimash, he has no limits because his range is 7 octaves, it ranges from a c1 to a d8, look for it if you want
@@guarnerosmorajosemaria8036 im telling about his range from chest, lower then a F2 its sounds like chest-fry, and thats because he is a tenor, or maybe a baritenor
And about the growls and somethings like that, welp the growl i dont count it because it was a growl without support and lacks of technique.
But yeah, he has a pretty wide vocal range
I love Ken Turner. He and his daughter sang at my church. And he is my idol in bass singing.
I feel like bassist only have 1 dresscode: long hair
Or zero dress code cause they bald
Thanks for your work, brother! Keep those videos coming!
This is crazy & I love it; I've never even heard of this!!!!! I'm so excited to check out their channels!
How can Peter Barber and Bobby Waters NOT be in this video!?
Bobby has a vocal range from B0 to B4 and Peters is from Bb-1 to E6.
Check them out! They are extremely talented!
Bobby is in the second part which is on the end card and Peter doesn’t use subharmonics. Sorry for the late reply
From this I actually found my lowest subhermonic which was a second but I managed to pull a B0 and I've been practicing it for about a year.
Congratulations on 1 million views!
Great video! Clap it up dan is really good with subharmonics!!👌
Oh heck, I was looking the other day for a reference of singers having a deeper voice. Got what I asked for in the form of a random YT suggestion, haha. Thanks!
Really incredible range on these singers!
Congratulations on 2 million views!
this makes me want to cry because my voice only goes to like... C3
how bout now?
I’m a metal head and this is so insane. This may be a dumb question but would fry or false chords be activated when going super low? Because the lower notes almost sound like fry.
Chest fry is a different technique, like sub harmonics, growl, etc...
David Larson at the G#1 just sounds like a War Horn and it’s amazing
Yeah!!
Look up and listen to: My Mother Told Me, Geoff subharmonic warhorn F1.
My lowest rn is E1 but I’m a baritone so I have to use subs to go lower than c#2. Hopefully I get lower tho because I’ve always wanted to be a bass. That’s why I’ve worked so hard at being good at subs
Bass voices are my favorite
8:56 C Half Sharp Note (First Octave) C½#1
Hymn Key = E Half Flat Major
8:50 = Ed, G Half-Sharp, Bd, Ed
d = Half-Flat
Geoff needs to do voice acting.
Dude has a good range.
Thanks for putting the names up, some channels neglect to put it up which is pretty disrespectful
I can sing an Ab1 in full voice so I’ve been trying to work up (or down, more like it) to Ab0 in subharmonic. Going rough cause it starts to just sound like rumbles at a certain point haha
Same here except for A1. Managed one morning to get G0 but that’s in the mornings so well well
Holy friggin guacamole- if my eyes get any wider listening to this they are going to fall out of my head. This was such a treat to listen to with headphones.
I love this and because of finding this I discovered that my lowest note is Ab0 and my highest note without a falsetto is G#5 and I want to keep improving my tone
Do you got a super deep voice?
This sounds like they could move mountains with just their voices.
It seems I can. Poor little sob spent the rest of the day in the can.
I WAS WAITING FOR MISTY MOUNTAINS COLD AND GOT IT SO HAPPY RN DNSISKSBSHSBSHSHS