@@CountryMetal01 LOL, what a fucking ignorant comment! Do you really think what you are hearing in this recording is precisely what the sound system actually sounded like in reality? Half the time that is not the case, unless the device you record on has an excellent microphone that's able to accurately and cleanly pick up bass frequencies without significant distortion. Sorry man, but your comment was stupid if you really think the recording here is literally what the sound system sounds like! Besides, you probably were not even at that concert, so if that's the case then how in the world can you just assume the sound system is not that impressive just because the recorder used for this video couldn't accurately respond to the bass frequencies?
@@ellicooper2323 OK, first of all, maybe I did overreact or something. Second of all, I feel I was smart to call out that comment... it was plain ridiculous. Trying to say a sound system is not impressive only because of a recording that failed to accurately reproduce the quality of that sound system shows absolute stupidity, sorry. Imagine you yourself posted the same comment the other guy posted. Well let me ask you this, were you even at the concert? If the answer were to be yes, then maybe I'd take the comment more seriously. But if the answer is no, then again, you're just showing your ignorance! I'm not gonna keep rambling on about this, but seriously, this really should be common sense! Folks should really use their brains before posting comments.
@@ComatoseRat I did in 8th grade. I think. Since then I trained to be a Bass (I'm a girl) and since the incident I get an extra speaker and mic so I don't blow the whole system again.
@@whiskerbiscuits22 Chance has NEVER heard of Conway Twitty?! Seriously? Wow. He was old-school country but got a bit spicy at times. Lol The ladies used to love him, & he could sing like nobody’s business! He had quite the reputation in the old days (before my time)-more like when my mom was a teenager or so, I think. He used to sing with Loretta Lynn a lot, and pple. always thought there was something between them, but they were just close friends. Go watch some of the old videos on YT of Conway doing “Slow Hand” or some of the other ones. I saw him in concert three times, & absolutely loved him! Good stuff! Way ahead of his time-I heard some places wouldn’t play that song back then & thought he was too sexy-acting (not sure if that’s really the word, but he definitely seemed very charming) for some places!
@@JaimeDornanLady Actually in the Hillbilly bone song, Tim had said "He's never heard of Conway Twitty..." They were featuring Chance so I was just making a joke about it. I honestly have never, up until Home Free, heard of Twitty. Thanks for the information though. I'll go and watch a video right now.
I know your comment is old but if the sound guys know how to set there crossovers and limiters on the gear it be impossible to hurt the rig. As the limiter whouldent let it get to the point of dammage
The speakers sound overtaxed to me from the beginning. The sound of the bass drum sounds like the bass drivers exceed the excursion they are designed for. Anyway, it's impressive that Tim can get that low.
When I go to a show or concert... I want to HEAR THE GUYS ON STAGE.... NOT THE CROWD singing! SHHHHHH and HAVE RESPECT for the performers! You would NEVER do that at a Broadway show... you would be removed!
@@MPD90 Go act like that in the audience of a Broadway show and see what happens. I don't care when a crowd sings along when the ARTIST asks for it, but otherwise, enjoy the music and BE QUIET.
It depends a lot on the genre. In opera you would be absolutely right. On metal concerts, the audience singing along is welcome. Usually there is even a song where the band ASKS the audience to do it.
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It's a hell of a power move to respond to 'you're too high' by going so low you blow the speakers
3:45 Austin bowing down to the king of bass
RIP to the speakers they gave their lives lol. someone should have fun and sent tim a bill LOL
Ya HAD to tell Tim to get back into the basement. You just HAD to put him in his place! Well, fellas, that's on you. LMAO!
So we can blame it on Rob instead. Lol
Tim Foust ...the king of Bass ..love it xx
I wouldn't call him the king of bass, but hes good.
hey Austin stop encouraging tim on blowing speakers lul
the sound system doesn't sound that impressive to begin with
@@CountryMetal01 LOL, what a fucking ignorant comment! Do you really think what you are hearing in this recording is precisely what the sound system actually sounded like in reality? Half the time that is not the case, unless the device you record on has an excellent microphone that's able to accurately and cleanly pick up bass frequencies without significant distortion. Sorry man, but your comment was stupid if you really think the recording here is literally what the sound system sounds like! Besides, you probably were not even at that concert, so if that's the case then how in the world can you just assume the sound system is not that impressive just because the recorder used for this video couldn't accurately respond to the bass frequencies?
@@justinnaramor6050 Take a deep breath, now let it out. Take another and let it out. Once more. Feeling better?
@@ellicooper2323 OK, first of all, maybe I did overreact or something.
Second of all, I feel I was smart to call out that comment... it was plain ridiculous. Trying to say a sound system is not impressive only because of a recording that failed to accurately reproduce the quality of that sound system shows absolute stupidity, sorry. Imagine you yourself posted the same comment the other guy posted. Well let me ask you this, were you even at the concert? If the answer were to be yes, then maybe I'd take the comment more seriously. But if the answer is no, then again, you're just showing your ignorance!
I'm not gonna keep rambling on about this, but seriously, this really should be common sense! Folks should really use their brains before posting comments.
@@justinnaramor6050 you are not wrong, I was just concerned you were going to pop a gasket. (Smiley face)
Love it! We don't need no stinkin' speakers!
He didn't just go to the basement, he went below the earth's crust
Love ya Tim! Never have heard anyone else do that!
@Laura Kramer idk if you heard of Pentatonix but their former Bass Avi Kaplan blew several Speakers on different shows
dead inside blew em all at a high school once i think
@@ComatoseRat I did in 8th grade. I think. Since then I trained to be a Bass (I'm a girl) and since the incident I get an extra speaker and mic so I don't blow the whole system again.
Those speakers just yelled, "I'm outta here!"
I watch this every day. Thanks for posting
That was soooooooo awesome
Would love for them to do Conway Twitty’s “Slow Hand”! Tim’s bass would be perfect for that! Love #HomeFree!
Am I the only person besides Adam Chance who's never heard of Conway Twitty?
@@whiskerbiscuits22 Chance has NEVER heard of Conway Twitty?! Seriously? Wow. He was old-school country but got a bit spicy at times. Lol The ladies used to love him, & he could sing like nobody’s business! He had quite the reputation in the old days (before my time)-more like when my mom was a teenager or so, I think. He used to sing with Loretta Lynn a lot, and pple. always thought there was something between them, but they were just close friends. Go watch some of the old videos on YT of Conway doing “Slow Hand” or some of the other ones. I saw him in concert three times, & absolutely loved him! Good stuff! Way ahead of his time-I heard some places wouldn’t play that song back then & thought he was too sexy-acting (not sure if that’s really the word, but he definitely seemed very charming) for some places!
@@JaimeDornanLady Actually in the Hillbilly bone song, Tim had said "He's never heard of Conway Twitty..." They were featuring Chance so I was just making a joke about it. I honestly have never, up until Home Free, heard of Twitty. Thanks for the information though. I'll go and watch a video right now.
@@whiskerbiscuits22 Wow! Tim seriously needs to listen to some Conway Twitty stuff!
Love it !
Only a man form Texas can go that low.
Anyone else just flash to that scene at the beginning of Back to the Future when Marty blows the speaker? Just me? Okay, then....
Hasn’t he broken so many?
This has to be annoying for the sound guys lol
Blowing speakers left and right at every concert 🤣
I know your comment is old but if the sound guys know how to set there crossovers and limiters on the gear it be impossible to hurt the rig. As the limiter whouldent let it get to the point of dammage
Omazing
Thats insane lol
Wowwwwwww
how many times has tim broken a speaker now? three?
The woofers are TOAST!! 😂😂😂⤵️⤵️⤵️
Ca ra lheou
Man o celular n aguentou o grave kkkkkk
Meu fone quase estourou
And he can go high too?
Tim has a six and half octave range.
@@LadyDragonsblood 4 and a half b0-a5
@@calebcooper2841 There was an interview where he said six.... so.....
@@LadyDragonsblood i only only remember a interview where he said around 5
Need better subwoofers lol
VampireCat Productions better sound engineer as well xD
@@st4rpt_603 yeah, this one spammed the 20 to 60 hz LIKE HEKC I feel
The speakers sound overtaxed to me from the beginning. The sound of the bass drum sounds like the bass drivers exceed the excursion they are designed for. Anyway, it's impressive that Tim can get that low.
When I go to a show or concert... I want to HEAR THE GUYS ON STAGE.... NOT THE CROWD singing! SHHHHHH and HAVE RESPECT for the performers! You would NEVER do that at a Broadway show... you would be removed!
@@MPD90 Go act like that in the audience of a Broadway show and see what happens. I don't care when a crowd sings along when the ARTIST asks for it, but otherwise, enjoy the music and BE QUIET.
@@LadyDragonsblood Then go to broadway.
@@adamspark9259 But you don't have to act like a wild, untamed animal.
This is not Broadway
It depends a lot on the genre. In opera you would be absolutely right. On metal concerts, the audience singing along is welcome. Usually there is even a song where the band ASKS the audience to do it.
your video is so Full HD 400K.. i can't see that
C0
LOL