I can assure you, he is appreciated. I absolutely love his beautiful voice. Those bass notes in Mayday.....Would love to listen to him on his own. And he seems to be such a nice guy as well
I feel like that's normal for baritones. They don't often get the lead, they aren't doing incredibly low notes, and of course no vocal percussion. When Chance does get the chance to shine as the lead or doing bass, oh my!
@@badamb401 this is like Avi and Scott from Pentatonix. Scott may hit those notes, but 98% of the time, it's Avi. Its the same here. The only time that Adam would be singing that low is when Tim is singing high notes
@@marcelloberry6829 Voice type is really different from music role . In this case he is a baritone , probably low baritone performing a bass role to support Tim, but his vocal weight in low notes(not the same as a real bass would sound or resonate) , tessitura and speaking voice indicate he is in the baritone side.
And then you will understand that Tim is a baritone playing as a bass and Adam is a bass playing as a baritone, Tim goes lower and higher than Chance tho
@@apaulqr I disagree , Tim Foust has more of a bass-baritonish quality to his voice , his tessitura is notoriously lower, while adam is a baritone who has the capacity to reach lower notes than a normal baritone , but he has not the same power in those notes as a natural bass-baritone or bass, that is what i'm saying. I'm not talking about roles i'm talking about voices types.
I'm a bit late but I think that the people saying matt sallee can hit a G1 are being a bit optimistic. His lowest chest note seems to be an A1. Many say that he hit a G1 in a slide but I isolated the bass and pitched tracked it but it bottoms out at about Bb1
Great video and thanks for including their newest music! I think he might hit some more low notes in Take me Home Country Roads and Dreamer but I'm not sure who it is all the time.
Chance is the figurative definition of bass-baritone, cause hes a baritone for homefree and was the bass for another group, hes got a very impressive range
i think that's F#2 in 4:13, not F2 Eb4 in 10:55, not E4 (it sounds too pitchy so yeah but i think it's closer to Eb4) but i like your video! such an effort to hear many songs carefully and distinguish chance's voice out of the other's voice. thanks for another vocal range video.
Guys idk why people are arguing his a baritone pure and simple even he said so not a low baritone not a bass-baritone whatever that is. He’s a baritone pure and simple
Nice! LOL, I saw the thumbnail and thought it was Leonardo DiCaprio! Pretty sure he doesn't sing, and if he does, bet it ain't like this! (And as I finish typing that, the "Catch Me if You Can" segment came up, THAT is ironic!)
**2023 Update:** Geoff’s record chest range is F1-C5 Tim’s record chest range is F1-C5 Avi’s record chest range is F1-A4 Adam’s record chest range is F#1-C5 Geoff’s daily chest range is G1-A4 Tim’s daily chest range is G1-A4 Avi’s daily chest range is G1-G4 Adam’s daily chest range is G#1-A4 Chest Range: Daily Lowest: Avi, Geoff, and Tim (G1) Daily Highest: Geoff, Tim, and Adam (A4) Record Lowest: Avi, Geoff, and Tim (F1) Record Highest: Geoff, Tim, and Adam (C5) Voice Classification: Bass: Geoff Castellucci (43) Tim Foust (42), Adam Chance (39), and Avi Kaplan (34)
A question for boys: which note you can consider low for a girl? I mean A2,B2, C3 ... Or if all the girls could hit low notes, which note do you think they ALL can hit?
Depends of the voice types in my opinion. With a microphone (or without projecting it too much), a soprano could hit a F3, Mezzo C3, Alto B2. This without resonance. Below C3 is surely low for a girl though. If you're soprano even below F3
@@alebormio4842 thank you! I asked because I want to know how different I am of the other girls, I can chest a C3 with resonance, but my lowest record is G2, I am 14 years old, so you think I can hit E2 when I become 20?
@@annajullian8648 you must have confused octaves, a resonant G2 is already a note for a really low baritone, almost no woman can hit G2 (that is the second G from the bottom of a full 88 key piano) in chest with resonance. Almost no tenors can hit a resonant G2, so if it's your normal resonant note - you are an extremely deep contralto. A REALLY low note for any girl is everything lower than C3
I assume the lead singer from " Street Corner Symphony " - as Chance is in that ensemble (BASS for them) but, is not able to pull off the LOW register even in Tenor 2 in two songs ..... found that surprising.
Meanwhile I'm struggling with an E2 and can't sing higher than a G4. So what am I? My lower notes sounds strong, but can't go that low. Tim, Geoff, Avi has higher and lower notes than most of us, but I don't know how.
Tim foust said that he has years of practice, cause I mean, otherwise it would be impossible. These guys practice a ton, it's not like they were born with that range. of course they are born with deep voices, but that can only go so far
E2-G4 is a pretty typical baritone range. You'll naturally increase that in both directions as you practice and learn the limitations of your voice and how to get around them. There are techniques you can practice to go lower (subharmonics, growl notes, etc.), and I guarantee that if you work on finding your falsetto you'll be able to extend into the 5th octave with ease. My range was almost identical to yours when I went into college, but in the several years since I've reached a point where I can hit F5's with ease in falsetto, and even extend up to G#5 on a good day. Still can't sustain an A5, but I can hit it once in a while, depending on the vowel. So, yeah. Don't worry too much about your range. If you focus on your technique, you'll start finding yourself hitting notes you might've not even considered to be in the realm of possibility for you! It's just a matter of time and practice. :)
@@KJOokami I'm 20 y old. My tessitura is D#2-E4 (chest), but in the morning, I can hit A1/B1/C2 with chest voice. Frying I can hit C#1, but my usual fry note is E1/F1. I think I'm bass-baritone.
@@Americafirst7 What do you mean he can't hit a G1? Is it because he's a baritone? Because he isn't a baritone. He sings bass as much as Tim does and he's honsetly more consistant when it comes to live low notes in my opinion. Why is he a baritone?
HerringHome HE HAS A 3 OCTAVE RANGE, THAT IS A BARITONE. No dip he does bass Austin did bass a few times. Anyone can do bass. Well your opinion is your opinion. Tim helps him out with the G1.
haha my range is c0 highest falsetto note lowest note on a good day is c-1,000 I am 8 years old is this a good range for an 8 year old am i a bass haha
chance has a lower chest range. the lowest chest note i reckon tim has is a G#1 on a good day, he starts slipping into chest-fry lower than that. I haven't heard a proper chest note from Tim below G#1. I'm not taking anything away from Tim since obviously he has other techniques that help him go lower but Chance can go insanely low.
@@herringhome Chance is a low baritone in my opinion. His voice isn't as deep as Avi, but neither as Geoff, and they are not profundo. It's close to Tim's voice but more baritone, listen to their solos in Castle on the Hill and Hillbilly Bone, Tim has a lower voice (still of a bass-baritone). Yes his low range it's pretty much egual as Tim, but he still is on the baritone side (low baritone obviously)
@@alebormio4842 Avi and Geoff are both low central basses. And Adam is a also a bass, but higher bass, maybe basso cantate, talking about Italian classification. Like, you don't even need to chest 1-st octave to be a bass. For most basses lowest singable powerful note is D2-E2. No baritone in the world can strongly chest 1-st octave note and sustain it
@@dmytrotsvyntarnyi799 the question is not the low chest notes in the first octave, but the voice and the resonance: Geoff lose resonance at around D2, he is not a full bass indeed (even his tessitura and voice is of a bass-baritone). Avi can resonate a Bb1, indeed he is a true bass (not profundo, he should be basso cantante). You were almost right, in a choir or group setting (for opera is even more difficult resonate low notes like these), a standard bass can resonate a C2. Indeed Geoff can't resonate a C2 off-mic. A low central bass would resonate below C2. And yes, a baritone can't resonate a note in the first octave, indeed Adam can't do it off-mic
@@alebormio4842 Avi probably isn't cantate, he's a central bass. Lowest powerful note for high bass (cantate) is E2-F2, Avi starts loosing resonation at about C2, he's voice is very resonant, but it also sounds bright and is completly listenable while singing solos, it's very tipical for central basses. Geoff is also a bass: no baritone in world can *chest* an F#1, it's just impossible. He speaks in the 1st octave and he has a resonant A1 chest for every day. If hes voice was "darker" he would be a profondo, but it's not, so he's probably a central bass.
He is like the “invisible guy“, he rarly gets appreciated for his singing
No_ Skill I know right, he’s an amazing singer and has my favorite sounding voice
I can assure you, he is appreciated. I absolutely love his beautiful voice. Those bass notes in Mayday.....Would love to listen to him on his own. And he seems to be such a nice guy as well
I love Tim’s voice but when chance begins to sing my eyes close in pure joy. Very much appreciated I assure you.
I feel like that's normal for baritones. They don't often get the lead, they aren't doing incredibly low notes, and of course no vocal percussion. When Chance does get the chance to shine as the lead or doing bass, oh my!
The weird thing is, he fits so incredibly well in Home free its actually weird to see him in another group xD
in hillbilly bone, he hits a G1 everytime the "hillbilly bone" drops
I was carefull for choice of the note, because sometimes I have problem discern Tim"s and Adam"s low notes.
@@badamb401 this is like Avi and Scott from Pentatonix. Scott may hit those notes, but 98% of the time, it's Avi. Its the same here. The only time that Adam would be singing that low is when Tim is singing high notes
HerringHome that was Tim.
America America Adam definitely sings a G1. His is faint, and it happens right before Tims
@@hibob4453 Have you listened to homefree's recent music? Adam is very often covering bass even though Tim doesn't even have lead.
Love how Home Free have 2 low singers in their group. Such a refreshing change from other acapella groups and pop music in general.
He has a baritone tessitura but how is it possible for him to reach such low chest notes, considering that he is not a bass? Amazing really!
hes a bass he plays baritone in home free
@@marcelloberry6829 Voice type is really different from music role . In this case he is a baritone , probably low baritone performing a bass role to support Tim, but his vocal weight in low notes(not the same as a real bass would sound or resonate) , tessitura and speaking voice indicate he is in the baritone side.
And then you will understand that Tim is a baritone playing as a bass and Adam is a bass playing as a baritone, Tim goes lower and higher than Chance tho
@@apaulqr I disagree , Tim Foust has more of a bass-baritonish quality to his voice , his tessitura is notoriously lower, while adam is a baritone who has the capacity to reach lower notes than a normal baritone , but he has not the same power in those notes as a natural bass-baritone or bass, that is what i'm saying. I'm not talking about roles i'm talking about voices types.
Bas Kiz I think Tim helps him out.
He reaches an F#1 in a song with street corner symphony
@@alebormio4842 1:36 Hard to Handle.
It was a slide. And it was an F#1
@@andresvlieg4248 it was more G1, however not countable. Yeah I knew that note
@kobeteam777_Gaming how do you say that? We're talking about Adam Chance's F#1 (not Avi's one in Sing), and it was actually a chest slide to G1
The best part of this video is the screaming at the end.
Almost certain at 7:45 the baseline goes like this...
D2 | B1 | G2 | D2
If you will listen carefully you can hear low note in background (G1). Slow down a speed and you will hear it better.
@@badamb401 It's an octaver, he's not really sing it
I'm a bit late but I think that the people saying matt sallee can hit a G1 are being a bit optimistic. His lowest chest note seems to be an A1. Many say that he hit a G1 in a slide but I isolated the bass and pitched tracked it but it bottoms out at about Bb1
I absolutely love Chance’s I can’t outrun you. One of the best HF has done IMO.
I love each one's voice but they are so perfect together. I think they will go down in history as one of the best acapella groups of all times.
B1 in Mayday
Love Adam Chance❤
Great video and thanks for including their newest music! I think he might hit some more low notes in Take me Home Country Roads and Dreamer but I'm not sure who it is all the time.
Thank you. I think he can go lower but I didnt find some lower notes. When I listened Country road somebody hit there A0 but it was Tim Foust I think.
That "shouting falsetto" song was actually "Let It Be" from The Beatles
Chance is the figurative definition of bass-baritone, cause hes a baritone for homefree and was the bass for another group, hes got a very impressive range
He is not a bass-baritone, if you meant this. He's a lyric baritone
@@alebormio4842 yeah, not an actual bass-baritone, but a bass-baritone in the sense that he was a bass and now hes a baritone
@@eka8520 oh, in the sense of the role.
Dude thanks for making this video. Love it👍
You have such a beautiful voice Chance 💞💞💞💞
Really well made
Never knew Leonardo DiCaprio could sing
in the midwest men thing, whatever it is, he is using what is usually referred to as mixed voice. Great video.
Elliot Robinson was the one who did base in street corner symphony's rockin around the christmas tree
Amazing singer
i think that's F#2 in 4:13, not F2
Eb4 in 10:55, not E4 (it sounds too pitchy so yeah but i think it's closer to Eb4)
but i like your video! such an effort to hear many songs carefully and distinguish chance's voice out of the other's voice.
thanks for another vocal range video.
Missed the low note he hits in Mayday
definitely missed...
Where?
@@badamb401 About 2.45 - I would have said it was one of his lowest solo notes, but I'm no expert.
B1
loved it :)
Guys idk why people are arguing his a baritone pure and simple even he said so not a low baritone not a bass-baritone whatever that is. He’s a baritone pure and simple
Nice! LOL, I saw the thumbnail and thought it was Leonardo DiCaprio! Pretty sure he doesn't sing, and if he does, bet it ain't like this! (And as I finish typing that, the "Catch Me if You Can" segment came up, THAT is ironic!)
**2023 Update:**
Geoff’s record chest range is F1-C5
Tim’s record chest range is F1-C5
Avi’s record chest range is F1-A4
Adam’s record chest range is F#1-C5
Geoff’s daily chest range is G1-A4
Tim’s daily chest range is G1-A4
Avi’s daily chest range is G1-G4
Adam’s daily chest range is G#1-A4
Chest Range:
Daily Lowest: Avi, Geoff, and Tim (G1)
Daily Highest: Geoff, Tim, and Adam (A4)
Record Lowest: Avi, Geoff, and Tim (F1)
Record Highest: Geoff, Tim, and Adam (C5)
Voice Classification:
Bass: Geoff Castellucci (43) Tim Foust (42), Adam Chance (39), and Avi Kaplan (34)
Tim is still a bit lower.
👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
Didn't know Leonardo DiCaprio was in an acapella group
A question for boys: which note you can consider low for a girl? I mean A2,B2, C3 ... Or if all the girls could hit low notes, which note do you think they ALL can hit?
Depends of the voice types in my opinion. With a microphone (or without projecting it too much), a soprano could hit a F3, Mezzo C3, Alto B2. This without resonance. Below C3 is surely low for a girl though. If you're soprano even below F3
@@alebormio4842 thank you! I asked because I want to know how different I am of the other girls, I can chest a C3 with resonance, but my lowest record is G2, I am 14 years old, so you think I can hit E2 when I become 20?
@@annajullian8648 I don't honestly know, you're probably already a contralto
@@annajullian8648 you must have confused octaves, a resonant G2 is already a note for a really low baritone, almost no woman can hit G2 (that is the second G from the bottom of a full 88 key piano) in chest with resonance. Almost no tenors can hit a resonant G2, so if it's your normal resonant note - you are an extremely deep contralto. A REALLY low note for any girl is everything lower than C3
@@dmytrotsvyntarnyi799 thank you for explain! I would love to sing a resonant G2, but that was a record, my lowest resonant note is D3 or C#3
I assume the lead singer from " Street Corner Symphony " - as Chance is in that ensemble (BASS for them) but, is not able to pull off the LOW register even in Tenor 2 in two songs ..... found that surprising.
Adam probably had to cut his hair since he wasn't lead Bass anymore
I'm sorry but that G1 in die a happy man is a G2 clear as day.
Can Anybody post a link for the song at 1:50 ?? It sounds amazing but I can't find it anywhere…
Here it is! :) ua-cam.com/video/YH6KQZ8Uabg/v-deo.html
12:08 is actually falsetto, but his highest chest note is still A4
@kobeteam777_Gaming no. Mixed is way different
Is he a bass baritone?
No, he is a baritone :-)
Yeah
That’s almost fully an operatic term but his range is that of one IMO.
Meanwhile I'm struggling with an E2 and can't sing higher than a G4. So what am I? My lower notes sounds strong, but can't go that low. Tim, Geoff, Avi has higher and lower notes than most of us, but I don't know how.
Tim foust said that he has years of practice, cause I mean, otherwise it would be impossible. These guys practice a ton, it's not like they were born with that range. of course they are born with deep voices, but that can only go so far
E2-G4 is a pretty typical baritone range. You'll naturally increase that in both directions as you practice and learn the limitations of your voice and how to get around them. There are techniques you can practice to go lower (subharmonics, growl notes, etc.), and I guarantee that if you work on finding your falsetto you'll be able to extend into the 5th octave with ease. My range was almost identical to yours when I went into college, but in the several years since I've reached a point where I can hit F5's with ease in falsetto, and even extend up to G#5 on a good day. Still can't sustain an A5, but I can hit it once in a while, depending on the vowel.
So, yeah. Don't worry too much about your range. If you focus on your technique, you'll start finding yourself hitting notes you might've not even considered to be in the realm of possibility for you! It's just a matter of time and practice. :)
@@KJOokami How about your lower range did that increase too?
@@KJOokami I'm 20 y old.
My tessitura is D#2-E4 (chest), but in the morning, I can hit A1/B1/C2 with chest voice. Frying I can hit C#1, but my usual fry note is E1/F1.
I think I'm bass-baritone.
Jordán József Tim omg where do I begin. Just him normally talking shakes the Earth.
7:59 13:14
That recording of hallelujah was awful... which group is that??
that was his old band on the sing off
My thoughts exactly!
Yeah idk what that was but it sounded sooo pitchy lol
He hits a low note, but then there's Tim...
Honestly Chance's resonance on low chest notes is better than Tim's. Tim will more often than not growl or chest fry below A1.
G1 chest are u serious? I thought he can go like c2 chest max wtfff
real chtyng Tim helped him.
@@Americafirst7 Pretty sure Adam could hit those notes before he joined homefree.
HerringHome no he only has a 3 octave range. He can’t hit the G1. He’s baritone.
@@Americafirst7 What do you mean he can't hit a G1? Is it because he's a baritone? Because he isn't a baritone. He sings bass as much as Tim does and he's honsetly more consistant when it comes to live low notes in my opinion. Why is he a baritone?
HerringHome HE HAS A 3 OCTAVE RANGE, THAT IS A BARITONE. No dip he does bass Austin did bass a few times. Anyone can do bass. Well your opinion is your opinion. Tim helps him out with the G1.
His personality in Street Conner symphony vibe showing Home Free. Same vocal range as Matt: ua-cam.com/video/oiLXfnz2xsY/v-deo.html
Actually, Matt's lowest chest note is A1 and his highest chest/mixed nite is a Bb4. But yeah, quite the same number of notes covered by full voice
@@alebormio4842: 😉
haha my range is c0 highest falsetto note lowest note on a good day is c-1,000 I am 8 years old is this a good range for an 8 year old am i a bass haha
C0 at 8 years old🤔
I don't think so
Prove It
How did u even know your vocal range???
Im Maximus sarcasm maybe?
Nice but absolutlly useless range :)
You’re not a bass at 8 years old. Not a chance
very colored and low voice
Tim sings deeper. Tim range makes Adams look like he hasn’t hit puberty.
Tim makes everybody sound like they didn't hit puberty...
chance has a lower chest range. the lowest chest note i reckon tim has is a G#1 on a good day, he starts slipping into chest-fry lower than that. I haven't heard a proper chest note from Tim below G#1. I'm not taking anything away from Tim since obviously he has other techniques that help him go lower but Chance can go insanely low.
@@alebormio4842 no. Any 'chest' F1 I have heard have been growls and he absolutely did not hit a chest Eb1 in house party.
@@SamKFCNyanJAHorsley you're right they're growl
@@SamKFCNyanJAHorsley he has hit a G1 in i think two recordings, and there is a very debatable F#1, although I forget tha pieces
Hey he kinda looks like Leonardo DiCaprio
Shame he is so overshadowed by Tim Foust. He has a great low range.
G1 with chest? wow, he's not even the bass.
Not even that bass? I personally think Chance can go lower and sounds more bass than Tim.
@@herringhome Chance is a low baritone in my opinion. His voice isn't as deep as Avi, but neither as Geoff, and they are not profundo. It's close to Tim's voice but more baritone, listen to their solos in Castle on the Hill and Hillbilly Bone, Tim has a lower voice (still of a bass-baritone). Yes his low range it's pretty much egual as Tim, but he still is on the baritone side (low baritone obviously)
@@alebormio4842 Avi and Geoff are both low central basses. And Adam is a also a bass, but higher bass, maybe basso cantate, talking about Italian classification. Like, you don't even need to chest 1-st octave to be a bass. For most basses lowest singable powerful note is D2-E2. No baritone in the world can strongly chest 1-st octave note and sustain it
@@dmytrotsvyntarnyi799 the question is not the low chest notes in the first octave, but the voice and the resonance: Geoff lose resonance at around D2, he is not a full bass indeed (even his tessitura and voice is of a bass-baritone). Avi can resonate a Bb1, indeed he is a true bass (not profundo, he should be basso cantante).
You were almost right, in a choir or group setting (for opera is even more difficult resonate low notes like these), a standard bass can resonate a C2. Indeed Geoff can't resonate a C2 off-mic. A low central bass would resonate below C2.
And yes, a baritone can't resonate a note in the first octave, indeed Adam can't do it off-mic
@@alebormio4842 Avi probably isn't cantate, he's a central bass. Lowest powerful note for high bass (cantate) is E2-F2, Avi starts loosing resonation at about C2, he's voice is very resonant, but it also sounds bright and is completly listenable while singing solos, it's very tipical for central basses.
Geoff is also a bass: no baritone in world can *chest* an F#1, it's just impossible. He speaks in the 1st octave and he has a resonant A1 chest for every day. If hes voice was "darker" he would be a profondo, but it's not, so he's probably a central bass.