I think you should listen to Tim Foust do a solo version of Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow/Stay as a bass singer with a difference trust me you will be blown away!!! its on his solo channel
Another GREAT one Nat! You still need to check out Austin and Rob doing OPERA! IT IS FANTASTIC!!!! And yeah, I know what you meant about the guy reading football scores, even though I am an American in Germany.... I watch the world!!!! LOL
This song is done in a country reggae beat. It showcases the higher & lower ranges of both Tim Foust & Avi Kaplan. That last note of Tim is impressive with how low he goes, but more impressive is how long he sustains the note. On the "Sing Off Show" that Home Free won in 2013 Tim (without Avi) goes even lower on this song "Ring Of Fire" & he impressed the judges so much that they gave them a standing ovation. And Adam Rupp once again was stellar in his vocal percussion.
I think a lot of people's ears are drawn to the higher pitches. I don't know if it's my brain or my ears, but often really high pitched sounds make it feel like my ears hurt from it. I'm a bass gal all the way...that's just what I naturally gravitate toward. Whether the singer is a male or female, I just always prefer the lower tones...give me a great bass or contralto every time! Here we have 2 of the best basses in the business, imo, and it makes my ears very, very happy ;)
Trying to hit either the highs or the lows is normal for lots of people. As a contralto around the tenor range I tend to sing the base line with Tim, just an octave up
Please check out Voiceplay's cover of "The Dragonborn Comes". Bassman Geoff (Jeff), gets it started with a low.low growl, I believe a C1 or something like that. The song is from the video game Skyrim and features Omar Cardona. Voice Play get into costumes of characters you might see in the game. They sing a few verses in the dragon language and do dragon Shouts. It's epic! Thanks!
I tend to pick up on the lower notes too. For me it happens more with concert band/symphony music. I always just thought it was due to playing a low brass instrument for 10+ years (mostly in school band). I’m ok with that though because to me the bass/low frequencies feel similar to the perfect hug when you most needed it.
You can actually train your voice to hit those notes or close to them. Tim has a 5 octive range. If he can hit the high tenor notes I'm sure, if you work at it, you can hit at least baritone if not some base. Listen to them do Mayday and be blown away by Tim.
Rob (dramatic tenor) and Austin (high tenor) have just released "2 Country Singers Try Opera." Nessun Dorma.
You'll love it.
Agree!
It is on Austin Brown's solo channel.
Thanks Nat! You need to check out Rob Lundquist and Austin Brown from Home Free singing Nessun Dorma. It'll blow your mind. 😆
Ya know the two tenors for Home Free just did a song together called, 'Two Country Singer Try Singing Opera?'
The best a capella group in my opinion
I love when a group surprises you. That Eloquent Speechlessness...
I think Avi was going out on his own during this time, and Home Free was supporting him and introducing him to their audience
I think you should listen to Tim Foust do a solo version of Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow/Stay as a bass singer with a difference trust me you will be blown away!!! its on his solo channel
Love it! Thank you ^_^
Another GREAT one Nat! You still need to check out Austin and Rob doing OPERA! IT IS FANTASTIC!!!! And yeah, I know what you meant about the guy reading football scores, even though I am an American in Germany.... I watch the world!!!! LOL
This song is done in a country reggae beat. It showcases the higher & lower ranges of both Tim Foust & Avi Kaplan. That last note of Tim is impressive with how low he goes, but more impressive is how long he sustains the note. On the "Sing Off Show" that Home Free won in 2013 Tim (without Avi) goes even lower on this song "Ring Of Fire" & he impressed the judges so much that they gave them a standing ovation. And Adam Rupp once again was stellar in his vocal percussion.
Acapella country reggae beatboxing rocks! Love it.
Nat, you are just precious! Found you because of Home Free (more please), but subscribed because of you! 😁
Joining. Welcome to the base battle song... These two are hilarious in the same group- avi and tim.
Nat where have you been brother...missed you. They took this classic from Johnny Cash and really spiced it up
Just subbed. Fellow Home Fry here. I love your reactions and sense of humor.
Yes. Yes, yes. Yes, on your channel!
You aren't the first reactor to run out of adjectives for these guys. 🙂
I think a lot of people's ears are drawn to the higher pitches. I don't know if it's my brain or my ears, but often really high pitched sounds make it feel like my ears hurt from it. I'm a bass gal all the way...that's just what I naturally gravitate toward. Whether the singer is a male or female, I just always prefer the lower tones...give me a great bass or contralto every time! Here we have 2 of the best basses in the business, imo, and it makes my ears very, very happy ;)
I would LOVE to see you react to Avantasia - The Scarecrow (The Flying Opera)
Trying to hit either the highs or the lows is normal for lots of people. As a contralto around the tenor range I tend to sing the base line with Tim, just an octave up
Did it even register to you that Avi Kaplan was the second bass in this? You didn't say anything about realizing that.
Tim Is A Basso Profundo
Love them!! React tp 2 tenors singing opera Austin Brown and Rob Lundquist Nessun Dorma! More Home Free
Please react to Austin and Rob singing opera!! Nessum Dorma!! Ty for ur reactions to H F!!
Please check out Voiceplay's cover of "The Dragonborn Comes". Bassman Geoff (Jeff), gets it started with a low.low growl, I believe a C1 or something like that. The song is from the video game Skyrim and features Omar Cardona. Voice Play get into costumes of characters you might see in the game. They sing a few verses in the dragon language and do dragon Shouts. It's epic! Thanks!
I tend to pick up on the lower notes too. For me it happens more with concert band/symphony music. I always just thought it was due to playing a low brass instrument for 10+ years (mostly in school band). I’m ok with that though because to me the bass/low frequencies feel similar to the perfect hug when you most needed it.
I hope you will react to Home Free's cover "Brothers In Arms".
He already has... check his videos
You can actually train your voice to hit those notes or close to them. Tim has a 5 octive range. If he can hit the high tenor notes I'm sure, if you work at it, you can hit at least baritone if not some base. Listen to them do Mayday and be blown away by Tim.
I have NEVER seen any reactor pause so much, ever. It just isn't necessary.
Why have you not reacted to PTX? Have you not been Mitch slapped? Sir, you need to lose your pentavirginity.