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+Pizik3 My parents still have to think about having a baby,so I'm here in Heaven. I sing for God's chorus,I am the bass,I can go down to a C-9000,wich God can hear. And my highest is a G666
My range is C-99999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 to C9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
Dillon Hartwig Then somehow I managed to hear that last G-4.. Maybe because I'm still young, train my ears, and used my brother's Extra Bass headphones..? Haha
I’m 17, when I was 16 I hit a C1 several times, my first was during my audition for the school a capella group. Choir teacher was speechless lol. I haven’t attempted to beat it since so I’d probably max out at a B0 or A0 now.
Gidster1 I don't believe that, I seen a video of him hitting C2 chest but it was very breathy, no way he can go lower (unless I'm thinking of someone else but I'm almost certain it was him)
I'm going to have to disagree. Considering Tim and Avi don't truly hit those notes but rather give the illusion by doing the growl register, the other basses presented in this take the cake
i love both of them ,exceptional singers, but for me, they do not take the cake, Tim Storms, Paul David Kennamer, and JD Sumner take the cake, though they are alot older than Avi so i guess Avi still has a chance to show he can hit a C-100,000,000,000,000
JJ Ambrose Absolutely no except Tim. Avi is not that good as everyone think. He's a good bass but definitely not the best and absolutely not better than Josh Turner or David Kennamer. Avi can go really low but it doesn't always sounds good because he does those low notes in first octave mostly using this growl or beatbox while Josh Turner (for example again xD) can sing a few verses in C2 and also sounds better when he goes low (Check out Josh Turner Hillbilly Squeegee) plus Josh's notes sounds more resonant than Avi's. I bet you're the fan of Avi and Tim so I'm not suprised but be more open for other basses.
I'll tell you what, going into high school, I never thought my voice would get lower. I was a hardcore Tenor all throughout middle school. Then, freshman year I decided to try out the baritone/bass section and I am now a full time Baritone (According to my choir director). But all of these guys in this video really inspired me to keep working as my voice was changing. I am now almost 17 and i'm happy with my lowest note being are a C2 or D2 with my morning note being around a B1. Especially with my high chest and falsetto notes, I have become very useful as a bass, baritone, or even tenor. Change is a beautiful thing I'll tell you what.
Hm, my lowest not is an F2 and in the morning an E2 and my growl is pretty controlled so I can go up and down from B1 to F1, but my highest whistle note is an A6 my highest falsetto would be like an A5 and my lowest falsetto would be a D3 or E3, while my highest chest voice is a C4 (comfortably). Hopefully I didn't bore the hell out of yall
+Florrmat G(-4) has a frequency of 1.5 Hz. Considering the human hearing range is miles above that, around E0, what you're hearing is the overtones of G(-4), which are probably in the 0th or 1st octave.
jd sumner also showed off lower notes like c -2 :D he has one of the cleanest bass notes.. I believe he is the one using his chest voice in sections the others couldn't and already were using subharmonic (which doesn't has to sound bad.)
Avi, Tim Foust AND Josh Turner!!! And thank you soooo much for including the live version of Natural Disaster. Avi shakes the shingles in that performance!
As a sixteen year old who has growl notes off of the piano, this gives me hope. Every year I lose a bit more of my higher range, and I'm a little bummed out, but this cheers me up. My notes in the first octave are so much louder, and I hope to one day end up on this list.
Don't get me wrong, I love being a bass 2, (bottom note currently fluctuating between B1b and A1, depending on how much I've been taking care of my voice that day) but I keep wishing I had something other than acapella, gospel, and country to look forward. The most recent popular music I've been able to sing along with is Johnny Cash!
Literally every bass singer except Tim Foust and Avi Kaplan in this video uses fry or growl REALLY early (as early as C2). Tim can hit a CHEST F1. All these other singers use fry and growl like no tomorrow. Same effect, perhaps, but not NEARLY as impressive or difficult.
My voice starts cracking at Eb2 I'm so envious of the G1 notes holy crap! All below this though are eh. It's cool and all but Not really necessary in music. Only an opinion however ☺️ shoutout to all the basses!
Same! When I get up in the morning, my voice is lower, so, I can do D2 and some times C#2.. I had flu, and I could reach sill lower notes like B1 but not even near of these guys they're awesome!
Look up "Zlatapolsky lowest note" and click on the first video. He sings a C1 in that piece with no microphone and can be heard in the choir. He is the greatest bass profundo in history.
There's a point where low just isn't music. Most of the notes they're singing is very impressive, but near the end of the video it stops becoming music and starts becoming noise.
Unless you have perfect pitch, in which case it's even worse because it's not noise - it's still audible tones, but incredibly out of key. One of the last few of Tim Storms' notes was about 3 whole tones sharp.
Mr.DOO Well, I have relative pitch, so I can distinguish the intervals between 2 notes pretty accurately. I developed a reference tone of A3 so I can tell what the starting note is, and then I can work out the ending note using relative pitch. It's not too hard to learn how to do, if you weren't born with it.
He can HIT a G-7, that doesn't say much for his vocal ability, especially because he used heavy fry. He can only chest about an E1 or Eb1 from what I've seen, so if you can chest your notes and incorporate them well into your music, you're less than an octave above him in that sense. Don't down yourself friend, we all have different abilities and that's what makes our music identifiable and unique :D
Spell Check I mean, I respect your opinion. But it just could have been stated better. All the men on the video are insanely talented, and worked hard on their craft. I don't like some, but that does not mean I will deny the amount of talent they have or the hard work they put into their music.
So G1 is 49 Hz. This means that G-4 would be ~1.5Hz - meaning an oscillation that repeats three times in 2 seconds. That's not a note any more, and certainly can't be heard by the human ear. You wouldn't even know whether your speakers are reproducing that note (chances are they aren't though, because most roll off around 10Hz)
vocalnerd No, it depends on the notation you use. English or American. I always confuse the two, but in the other 'notation it would be a G-1, which is around 12 Hz, which is still possible. I've been trained since I was young, my ears have also been well trained, and I'm still young. I protect my ears as much as I can, heh. I could hear the 12 Hz note, but I had to put up my friend's extra bass headphones, turn up the EQ to a huge bass boost, then boost the bass on the amp, and then turn up the volume (which I hardly ever do..) And wow, that 12 Hz is.. Not even describable..
When your lowest note without vocal fry is a G3 But your highest note is an A7 And you can belt pretty high And you're happy with your vocal range But puberty is coming soon. And you will lose it soon And you're sad And- *singing high notes and crying*
Damn, had it until that C0, barely reached J.D.'s G0. And holy hell, that "bassmanadam" guy is a vocal freak of nature too. Freaking four octaves off the piano at 1.5 Hz, how is that even humanly possible?
Pizik3 the last one was not modal and jd lowest notes were not modal neither he was growling in my opinion the lowest chest voice in this video belongs to Paul Davin Kennamer, avi can barely go to A1 on chest and tim can go to G1 in his low their lowest notes are growl, don't get me wrong I admire bass voices but tim and avi have a long way to go as they are still young their voice will become deeper, also in this video you should have included geoff castelluci his voice is really deep and he doesn't use growl often
Madalena RDuarte Or not. There are situations when basses voices get higher when they are really old. I'm not sure if Avi can hit 0 octave with chest being for example 40.
@@MultiKamil97 For certain I'm sure has a man ages their voice gets deeper, even JD Sumner replied to a comment "Did you voice get lower with age?" he replied "It seems to."
@@neiljohnson291 Not for all men. For example Larry Hooper or Josef Greindl voices lost a bit of that depth and power when they were old. If you do not know them check them out. They were a really amazing basses in their youth. Greindl was an opera singer while Hooper was some kind of musical singer.
Pretty sure that Avi's A1 from Love Again isn't actually that... Otherwise that means I can go a lot deeper than I thought. :) so happy to see all these guys here
Someone please explain to me how it's possible to record anything lower than a C0 when the lowest frequency most microphones can pick up and most speakers can reproduce is 20hz (correct me if I'm wrong). You can't even "feel" a G-4 (what is that like 1hz or something?!) if your speakers aren't even capable of vibrating at that frequency...
First, there are microphones that can pick up those frequencies. Second, no, speakers can make a frequency of 1Hz; you can’t hear it because humans are generally incapable of hearing frequencies under 20Hz; even if you could hear it, (which is impossible) it would still be very, very faint. A speaker creates such frequencies by creating a wave every second by going outwards, then back in.
Tim Storms's voice is low but he really just isn't a very good singer. There are so many bass singers that have such a better tone than him and I don't see what the fuss about his voice is
Minstler I agree. His voice is good for accent notes. But if he tries to sing words that low it just gets lost in the grumble. Avi has such a rich tone that he’s just incredible to listen to.
Hank__ Bk that’s true. i guess it’s because he has no resonance behind it. even tim himself admits that his resonance isn’t the best (he credits Rodney Britt for that)
The last few minutes are just ridiculous. Nobody is able to sing anything below D1 in good quality. The notes in the minus octaves are unidentificable. You've got a really low voice if you are able to sing a C2 or lower.
In the A-1 range, who sings those hymns? I want to knoooooow. Also, who are all the bassists(do you call them that? XD) featured here? Tim Foust and Avi Kaplan I know, but I'm not familiar with the others.
We are talking negative 4, wow. I misread the title at first, great compilation. I can go a little lower than standard for a female, but nothing like this, amazing.
Dislike Storms? Absolutely. Many people don't realize just where Storms functional range lies or why that even matters. Any natural bass can sing an audible full voiced D2 without a hitch. I'm not talking about vocal acrobatics or inhuman ability here, just normal bass range. Storms is already resorting to a small amount of vocal fry around D2-E2. He is clearly a bass- baritone and there's no shame in that, unless he's pretending to be something else. Now forget all that nonsense about placing 2 pianos end to end or how many octaves he's claiming this week. There are two facts found in the audible range that almost nobody mentions. He has never recorded a single note below piano range and he holds no claims for lowest audible note by a human. Some might feel that nothing more needs proven. I say he's not able to do either.
You are probably using growl, or heavy fry, if yes, then it doesn't add to your range because they sound horrible in singing, and it is useless. To add, it is almost physically impossible to hit a C1 in chest.
Chris, you're correct, but only 2 people in history have ever hit a C1 in chest, Josh has an A1, Avi has a G#1, Tim (Foust) has a F1, PDK has idek and Tim (Storms) has an E1 or Eb1. Mikhail Zlatopolsky has a C1 (Maybe lower?) and JD Sumner has a G0. That accounts for less than .00000003% of the population, so it's fairly likely that he used growl or fry.
+Apollo Zero i know I'm right cuz I can hit a fairly decent C1. Not full chest tho, it's like semi chest, but I count that as chest cuz it wasn't and it wasn't complete fry.
No comments about the amazing Paul David Kennamer??! Foust's amazing at low notes, yeah, but David is on another level when it comes to Power, so much you can hear him clearly in a trio with instruments playing in the back!
@@kristianeskelund4420 sorry, my mistake. I ment subharmonics. Well, Geoff once told, that: "I will never ever consider myself as a true bass". But today I've watched more videos with Geoff and now I'm 100% sure, that he is a quite low bass even though he says he isn't. Voice range is a really weird thing)
I reach a E1 in chest and every low note above that but below i growl and i have once hit a D1 and im hoping to get lower. my highest note without falsetto is a C4 but with falsetto its a A5
Everyone claiming to hit anything below A1 you're probably getting octaves confused, counting fry and growl, or just stupid XD. My music partner is a deep bass (very very rich voice) and he literally gets A1 barely. Everywhere he goes people are shocked by his feel ass voice haha. I myself am a vocal/music major and a tenor who can inch to E2 or D2 and that's far from easy to achieve haha.
I have never heard of a tenor who can hit D2. You might be a baritone that has a very good high range (you would sing the tenor part and no one would know that you were a baritone). Also anything below E2 is officially a basso profondo as the definition of a bass involves a range of E2-E4 chest voice. Anything below C2 is unofficially considered an oktavist (or octavist), while the official definition is literally a full octave below a bass (E1) So while you're right that just about everyone who says they can reach A1 is mistaken or counting growl/fry (my own growl range is F1-B1) but there are a few people who can hit it with their actual voice.
I meant anyone in the comments. Also my E2 isn't choral ready. I only can project F#2, I'm a singer who uses a Mic mostly now so I can range flex. As well I'm not a baritone cause my passagio is G4 haha where as my guitarist who is a baritone has his at F4. As well I can belt to the sky (to the point where I stopped thinking about range haha) but I have tbe vocal sound and tone of just a run of the mill low tenor.
Ah you're right about the people in the comments. A1 takes a low bass and you basically have to sing for your whole life (I'm working towards it myself). Don't be so hard on yourself. In reality baritones are the most common. Any kind of tenor (or bass) is less common (even though choirs will use baritones as one or the other).
Haha well I've been singing a long time so I'm kinda glad I'm my voice type. Tenor enough to belt high with comfort but not so much that I can't get semi low
That last note couldn't/shouldn't have been G. The song was in F Major, meaning you would've been hitting the 7th. It was probably A, because I doubt it was F. Also it couldn't have been -4. If it was, that's very abnormal. I think it's at most F -1. Not -4 though. That is so incredibly low I don't think a human could hear it.
The Dongers Tim storms highest note is A4... Tim foust can reach A5 Also... storms uses vocal fry to go below A1 so he isn’t as talented as foust I don’t think
![[HD] Avi Kaplan x Tim Foust (F#1 - C#5) BASS BATTLE](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Snyun4OGZMw/mqdefault.jpg)
I'm -3 years old and my lowest note is 9 octaves below C0.
Can't wait to see what's gonna be my lowest note when I'll be born.
+Matt M :DDD
Made my day :D
+Pizik3 My parents still have to think about having a baby,so I'm here in Heaven. I sing for God's chorus,I am the bass,I can go down to a C-9000,wich God can hear. And my highest is a G666
+Lorenzo Gatti Oh you got a pretty decent vocal range over there , unborn fetus.
9667 octaves.
+Matt M Ikr. I wonder what it will be when I'll be born
My range is C-99999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 to C9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
That moment when your lowest note is a C2, and your only 5 minutes into video before every singer is deeper than you...
David Cox that is exactly how i feel :D
David Cox Or worse: your lowest note is another fifth above that.... everything is deeper
+David Cox I kept up until Bb1, but that was short lived. I feel you pain.
+David Cox Same
+David Cox Ya I was at C#2 like damn......C2 is my absolute lowest lmao These guys are beasts
I bet Avi Kaplan will be able to Go lower when he is older he's pretty young
yeah he can go to d1 now
+JOHN YI do you know what song or so he hits that?
no i saw it in a range compilation video but i forgot which one
+John Yi (Avi Potatoes Kaplan) you mean Axel fuentes new update on Avis range
There's also his G#1 Growl in Natural Disaster
Imagine if these basses inhale sulfur hexafluoride. O.o
damn
omgg
You wouldn't be able to hear them, as the average human ear can only hear as low as a C0, through a friend of mine manages to hear to a D#-1
Dillon Hartwig Then somehow I managed to hear that last G-4.. Maybe because I'm still young, train my ears, and used my brother's Extra Bass headphones..? Haha
Just imagine Tim Storms doing a G-7 , but with sulfur hexaflouride, he goes down to a G-9001
avi is my personal favorite. just to think about what notes he will be able to reach when he's in his 50s+ will be amazing considering he's only 26
SAME
I’m 17, when I was 16 I hit a C1 several times, my first was during my audition for the school a capella group. Choir teacher was speechless lol. I haven’t attempted to beat it since so I’d probably max out at a B0 or A0 now.
@@tyran4417 shut your mouth
that flex is like buying a lottery ticket and winning $10
Tyran big lie
imo
Deepest: JD Sumner
Best Sounding: Avi Kaplan
Best Growl: Tim Foust
Best Fry: Paul David.
Best Country: Josh (idk)
Fraud: Tim Storms
Why is Tim storms a fraud??
whos the one at 9:37 whats his name
Tim Storm is not a fraud. A lot of people in this video also uses fry
The only true basso profundo in this video is JD Sumner, the rest are bass-baritones.
@@Vanerov true
Avi is the best.His voice like dark liquid velvet.
Although avi is good. Can I argue that there are others that are way better than him. But your opinion.
Joshua Scott I agree, Avi is overrated
Gidster1 yep, his real lowest note is probably C2. All the lower stuff is subharmonic, growl and effects
D3X he can actually chest down to an F#1 or so, but ya I hate when people thirst over him so much lol
Gidster1 I don't believe that, I seen a video of him hitting C2 chest but it was very breathy, no way he can go lower (unless I'm thinking of someone else but I'm almost certain it was him)
Who heard the last note? It was this throbbing in my earphones that made my ears itch.
Percy K U can't hear it pretty much but U still can feel the vibration
Dimas Bagaskara lol exactly. Insane.
Percy K bro I heard that too, not gonna lie it really hurts my ears. Lol
U feel it
Easily
10:28. The best he’s ever preformed it in my opinion
Tim foust and Avi Kaplan take the cake. Best.
I'm going to have to disagree. Considering Tim and Avi don't truly hit those notes but rather give the illusion by doing the growl register, the other basses presented in this take the cake
+Night Watcher The majority of their range is real, with the exception of 1 or 2 notes
i love both of them ,exceptional singers, but for me,
they do not take the cake, Tim Storms, Paul David Kennamer, and JD Sumner take the cake, though they are alot older than Avi
so i guess Avi still has a chance to show he can hit a C-100,000,000,000,000
JJ Ambrose Absolutely no except Tim. Avi is not that good as everyone think. He's a good bass but definitely not the best and absolutely not better than Josh Turner or David Kennamer. Avi can go really low but it doesn't always sounds good because he does those low notes in first octave mostly using this growl or beatbox while Josh Turner (for example again xD) can sing a few verses in C2 and also sounds better when he goes low (Check out Josh Turner Hillbilly Squeegee) plus Josh's notes sounds more resonant than Avi's. I bet you're the fan of Avi and Tim so I'm not suprised but be more open for other basses.
they're ranges are encompassed by Tim storms. and paul david kennamere makes them both sound like they're hitting flasettos
I'll tell you what, going into high school, I never thought my voice would get lower. I was a hardcore Tenor all throughout middle school. Then, freshman year I decided to try out the baritone/bass section and I am now a full time Baritone (According to my choir director). But all of these guys in this video really inspired me to keep working as my voice was changing. I am now almost 17 and i'm happy with my lowest note being are a C2 or D2 with my morning note being around a B1. Especially with my high chest and falsetto notes, I have become very useful as a bass, baritone, or even tenor. Change is a beautiful thing I'll tell you what.
Im a baritone in my high school choir but I wish I would have joined in middle school this is my sophomore year and I'm always feeling behind
Hm, my lowest not is an F2 and in the morning an E2 and my growl is pretty controlled so I can go up and down from B1 to F1, but my highest whistle note is an A6 my highest falsetto would be like an A5 and my lowest falsetto would be a D3 or E3, while my highest chest voice is a C4 (comfortably). Hopefully I didn't bore the hell out of yall
@@gideone9802 how do you sing so low in falsetto? My lowest falsetto note is probably a C4 on a good day, but like an E4 on an average day.
@@jmeahd1953 I kinda just do what I do with my chest voice. Which would be lowering my larynx and really idk, I just go low
I can't hear, but sure can feel the G -4
Same
I can hear it, maybe it has to do with the fact that I'm 16.
I have a hole in my right ear drum so that disables me from hearing or feeling the G-4.
+Florrmat G(-4) has a frequency of 1.5 Hz. Considering the human hearing range is miles above that, around E0, what you're hearing is the overtones of G(-4), which are probably in the 0th or 1st octave.
Alex Fox I have bass boosted headphones and turned them all the way up on the g-4 and damn it felt good
I love that when Tim went for that F#1, his eyebrow went up and his mouth goes sideways lol.
Kelli Smith Ikr! Hahaha
Kelli Smith He was focused! :D
21:45 Elvis says: he’s breakin the speakerphone!
21:11 He ate motorcycle
😂😂😂
With Morning Voice I manage Bb1 and with normal Voice just a D2, I go cry now...
when the video just starts and they're already lower than you can sing
then again I am only 15
F2 isn't that low.
@@ryanminden7001 you'll get there 👌
The Pancakepolice i can go down to d2 and i’m 13 lol
Lrthy Damn bro that’s usually my low & I’m 17 😂
jd sumner also showed off lower notes like c -2 :D he has one of the cleanest bass notes.. I believe he is the one using his chest voice in sections the others couldn't and already were using subharmonic (which doesn't has to sound bad.)
I can't wait to see how deep Avi's voice gets when he's older considering he was only 26 when this was made.
Avi, Tim Foust AND Josh Turner!!! And thank you soooo much for including the live version of Natural Disaster. Avi shakes the shingles in that performance!
Never thought I was going to see JD Summner in the same video with Avi Kaplan... hahaha... awesome
JD Sumner's range is G0 - A4.
And again, nice video!!
Alberto Maracheski thanks :)
I thought it was C#4...
JD has a C#4 (I swear I have heard a F4 somewhere, if you know where please tell me), but the A4 was a quartet (Stamps I'm pretty sure?).
Tim storms lowest not i think is a G-7
They said JD was breakin the speakers hahaha
My gosh Avi. Such a beautiful deep voice
OMG AVI'S HERE WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOP!!!!
As a sixteen year old who has growl notes off of the piano, this gives me hope. Every year I lose a bit more of my higher range, and I'm a little bummed out, but this cheers me up. My notes in the first octave are so much louder, and I hope to one day end up on this list.
Sammy Williams with growl notes ? No chance
Just train to do oktavism
Don't get me wrong, I love being a bass 2, (bottom note currently fluctuating between B1b and A1, depending on how much I've been taking care of my voice that day) but I keep wishing I had something other than acapella, gospel, and country to look forward. The most recent popular music I've been able to sing along with is Johnny Cash!
Adam Szasz Yes!! It's so hard to fit in modern music with this type of voice, man! I feel you!!!!!
Barry White, or any tenor RnB an octave lower.
uhm... you can just always transpose songs sung by higher voices depending on your tessitura.
This is the most relatable comment I’ve ever read
Sing Doom or Slam metal lol.
11:12 That gave me chills o.O
a lot of the ones towards the end sound like burps
BUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUURPS
F0
😂😂😂
Mr.DOO & IMC 😂😂💯
21:13 the look on Chris' face says "That's low even for him" perfectly
He is the one Same here haha
F-6 to D9 and I'm only 3
Jonah Collingwood Surgery is a bad things
Jonah Collingwood bullshit
only 4 year olds can do that 🖕
I'm 6 days old and my range is F#b-29 to H18 in chest voice
Pff.... please... Low note game be over 9000...
TheComedyne psh. I’m 6 seconds Old and I can do Z-58.5 to Fb8000000000 working on F0000000000.
Literally every bass singer except Tim Foust and Avi Kaplan in this video uses fry or growl REALLY early (as early as C2). Tim can hit a CHEST F1. All these other singers use fry and growl like no tomorrow. Same effect, perhaps, but not NEARLY as impressive or difficult.
That's not true because these singers have very low ranges and Paul David Kennamer's range is a C0-A4
Glame Glumps You seem like a fanboy of those two guys. J.D Sumner he is the best and he eats them all.
Nekros97 almost all. JD is the only one who can actually go earthshakingly low
Glame Glumps Kennemer too but only Sumner here can go to G0 with his chest.
Glame Glumps Josh Turner never uses fry.
My voice starts cracking at Eb2
I'm so envious of the G1 notes holy crap! All below this though are eh. It's cool and all but Not really necessary in music. Only an opinion however ☺️ shoutout to all the basses!
Ok maybe F#1 is the lowest
christian gerstner my voice bottoms out at a D2 and in a good day I'll bottom out a C#2
christian gerstner What about a C0?
Same! When I get up in the morning, my voice is lower, so, I can do D2 and some times C#2.. I had flu, and I could reach sill lower notes like B1 but not even near of these guys they're awesome!
Look up "Zlatapolsky lowest note" and click on the first video. He sings a C1 in that piece with no microphone and can be heard in the choir. He is the greatest bass profundo in history.
There's a point where low just isn't music. Most of the notes they're singing is very impressive, but near the end of the video it stops becoming music and starts becoming noise.
Unless you have perfect pitch, in which case it's even worse because it's not noise - it's still audible tones, but incredibly out of key. One of the last few of Tim Storms' notes was about 3 whole tones sharp.
You have perfect pitch? (in that case it's an honor lol ^^)
Mr.DOO Well, I have relative pitch, so I can distinguish the intervals between 2 notes pretty accurately. I developed a reference tone of A3 so I can tell what the starting note is, and then I can work out the ending note using relative pitch. It's not too hard to learn how to do, if you weren't born with it.
iNathh
Mh. So quite some work behind it. :)
Mr.DOO It comes naturally once it's mastered and practiced for a while :D Takes about 3 seconds or so for the basic tones like these bass notes.
I don't believe anyone sings lower than JD sumner
Baran Koç there's no such thing as a high bass. there's only a low baritone and trust me those three are basses
paul david kennemar can go lower
TheHumanDude Not in full voice, and he only has one note lower than him that's total fry.
its technically fry but then again i didnt say it wasnt
There is only one guy I think who can rival him the best which would be russian oktavist Mikhail Zlatopolsky.
D2 is the lowest I can go, comfortably. Proud to be a bass!
Tim Storms is able to hit a frickin G-7, meanwhile I can hit a D2 on a good day, and once even a C#2. I feel embarassed now.
He can HIT a G-7, that doesn't say much for his vocal ability, especially because he used heavy fry. He can only chest about an E1 or Eb1 from what I've seen, so if you can chest your notes and incorporate them well into your music, you're less than an octave above him in that sense. Don't down yourself friend, we all have different abilities and that's what makes our music identifiable and unique :D
Melodic Revolution the reason it sounds like fry is becuz no TV mic can pic up any note below E1 and make is sound good.
I think I pooped my pants at 20:06 ...wow
Oh my... the brown notes... lol
AVI KAPLAN>
+Amanda Grassi-Hoying avi kaplan is better than no one?
yeah he sucks i agree with you
+Spell Check That's rude. All the men in the video are extremely talented.
+Lorna Henson It's an opinion, i think he sucks and all pentaholics are retarded.
Spell Check I mean, I respect your opinion. But it just could have been stated better. All the men on the video are insanely talented, and worked hard on their craft. I don't like some, but that does not mean I will deny the amount of talent they have or the hard work they put into their music.
+Spell Check How exactly does he suck? Since you seem to think you're a musical genius.
So G1 is 49 Hz. This means that G-4 would be ~1.5Hz - meaning an oscillation that repeats three times in 2 seconds. That's not a note any more, and certainly can't be heard by the human ear. You wouldn't even know whether your speakers are reproducing that note (chances are they aren't though, because most roll off around 10Hz)
His note is boosted.. A LOT
vocalnerd No, it depends on the notation you use. English or American. I always confuse the two, but in the other 'notation it would be a G-1, which is around 12 Hz, which is still possible. I've been trained since I was young, my ears have also been well trained, and I'm still young. I protect my ears as much as I can, heh. I could hear the 12 Hz note, but I had to put up my friend's extra bass headphones, turn up the EQ to a huge bass boost, then boost the bass on the amp, and then turn up the volume (which I hardly ever do..) And wow, that 12 Hz is.. Not even describable..
Otto's Audio all I heard was the *wum wum wum* at the end
The G-4 is btw nothing else than a metronome at 92 BPM
When your lowest note without vocal fry is a G3
But your highest note is an A7
And you can belt pretty high
And you're happy with your vocal range
But puberty is coming soon.
And you will lose it soon
And you're sad
And-
*singing high notes and crying*
Damn, had it until that C0, barely reached J.D.'s G0. And holy hell, that "bassmanadam" guy is a vocal freak of nature too. Freaking four octaves off the piano at 1.5 Hz, how is that even humanly possible?
i dont know :D just it is :D
Pizik3 Dude, tim storms can sing three octaves lower than that last note!
but certainly not chest
No idea but I think it was at .8 hz
Pizik3 the last one was not modal and jd lowest notes were not modal neither he was growling in my opinion the lowest chest voice in this video belongs to Paul Davin Kennamer, avi can barely go to A1 on chest and tim can go to G1 in his low their lowest notes are growl, don't get me wrong I admire bass voices but tim and avi have a long way to go as they are still young their voice will become deeper, also in this video you should have included geoff castelluci his voice is really deep and he doesn't use growl often
Avi doesn't show in the last set ))): But I'm sure one day he will !!
Madalena RDuarte Or not. There are situations when basses voices get higher when they are really old. I'm not sure if Avi can hit 0 octave with chest being for example 40.
ThatCover Artist exactly, he was only 26 when this video was made and he can definitely get deeper now then he could when this was made
@A Guitar Not really. His voice gets breathy and thins out already on A1 so I don't think he is able to go any lower than that with chest.
@@MultiKamil97 For certain I'm sure has a man ages their voice gets deeper, even JD Sumner replied to a comment "Did you voice get lower with age?" he replied "It seems to."
@@neiljohnson291 Not for all men. For example Larry Hooper or Josef Greindl voices lost a bit of that depth and power when they were old. If you do not know them check them out. They were a really amazing basses in their youth. Greindl was an opera singer while Hooper was some kind of musical singer.
It sounds like JD's chest range goes down below Eb1. That's crazy
***** It's really hard to tell with these deep basses where chest starts and stops
It's funny how Foust goes to F#2 which is one note higher than mine lowest F2 and when he hits this note it sounds quite high for him xD
Nekros97 My lowest note is also F2. But I can expand it to D2
Dimas Bagaskara My lowest now is D#2 so I keep getting better :D
Nekros97 Mine now is C2. Keep training, it works
Dimas Bagaskara C2 is really low. I'm jealous xD
Nekros97 Haha that's fine. You'll get it one day. My C2 is still very rough though xD
There low notes sound like burps 😄😄😄
Their voices dropped lower than my grades!!
Damn 💀😂
JD Sumner is still the king of the chest voice.
That's true, has there is a video of him singing a E0 with ease.
@@Vanerov not with ease. But still, impressive
@@hai965 He did it easily...
@@Vanerov not E0, but G0
Finally a video that shows the negative scale ! 😱😱
Thanks for share it !
Pretty sure that Avi's A1 from Love Again isn't actually that... Otherwise that means I can go a lot deeper than I thought. :) so happy to see all these guys here
That warm feeling in your heart when you can hit every note in the video.
sure
with a flyswatter?
of course Avi is here
Isaiah Wilson yas hello hes king
Pentatonix loveer J Avi is like my father lmao
Did we forget Richard Sterban?
Came here for Avi Kaplan and Tim Foust :)
Someone please explain to me how it's possible to record anything lower than a C0 when the lowest frequency most microphones can pick up and most speakers can reproduce is 20hz (correct me if I'm wrong). You can't even "feel" a G-4 (what is that like 1hz or something?!) if your speakers aren't even capable of vibrating at that frequency...
+bchampion96 On a less serious note, (pun intended xD) let's ask a elephant ! :D
+bchampion96 a friend of mine analysed the recording and concluded that the G-4 was created in audacity. there is a generator that produces just that.
+bchampion96 a friend of mine analysed the recording and concluded that the G-4 was created in audacity. there is a generator that produces just that.
+bchampion96 a friend of mine analysed the recording and concluded that the G-4 was created in audacity. there is a generator that produces just that.
First, there are microphones that can pick up those frequencies. Second, no, speakers can make a frequency of 1Hz; you can’t hear it because humans are generally incapable of hearing frequencies under 20Hz; even if you could hear it, (which is impossible) it would still be very, very faint. A speaker creates such frequencies by creating a wave every second by going outwards, then back in.
Tim Storms's voice is low but he really just isn't a very good singer. There are so many bass singers that have such a better tone than him and I don't see what the fuss about his voice is
He's incredible. Period.
Minstler I agree. His voice is good for accent notes. But if he tries to sing words that low it just gets lost in the grumble. Avi has such a rich tone that he’s just incredible to listen to.
@@GentleEarthWoman what a great argument
I agree. He can sing low, but I personally don’t like him as a bass. His tone isn’t very good and I think others such as JD and Avi are way better.
Hank__ Bk that’s true. i guess it’s because he has no resonance behind it. even tim himself admits that his resonance isn’t the best (he credits Rodney Britt for that)
I'm 14 and can get down to D2, can't wait to see the results in few years when I'm older.
21:27 are you sure its not an airplane?
21:56 I think I feel an earthquake
Lewis Antell
I like Avi Kaplan the best. He's part of Pentonix
The Tiger Connection REALLY?!?!
*Pentatonix
I love me some Pentonix.
They are good but I prefer home free
The Tiger Connection not anymore
Tim Foust said that he has hit his lowest note to date in "Honey, I'm Good". Check it out.
Marcia G i know about it :) it is awesome
2 years later he's sung A0, a full octave below the starting note of his low dip in that song
The last few minutes are just ridiculous. Nobody is able to sing anything below D1 in good quality. The notes in the minus octaves are unidentificable.
You've got a really low voice if you are able to sing a C2 or lower.
+james1098778910 My lowest clear note is C#2, god dammit
Someone who has a trained ear can hear the lowest note that i can hear is B0 but the g-7 was pretty rediculous
+james1098778910 my lowest note is C2, but I`m not always able to hit it.Anyway, I think that`s quite good for a 14 year old, isn`t it?
james1098778910 JD sumner can
Sounds like something a Tenor would say
When the bass part does the harmony, then comes back in an octave lower 😍😫
In the A-1 range, who sings those hymns? I want to knoooooow.
Also, who are all the bassists(do you call them that? XD) featured here? Tim Foust and Avi Kaplan I know, but I'm not familiar with the others.
Josh turner, Paul David Kennmar, JD sunmer, Tim storms
Avi's low notes just melt you.
josh turner is just the best low voice in country easily
Try listening to Trace Adkins
We are talking negative 4, wow. I misread the title at first, great compilation. I can go a little lower than standard for a female, but nothing like this, amazing.
Avi definitely has the smoothest and most full voice
Also, cool that you featured thebassmanadam in here, his voice is freakin crazy!
No offense but. I dislike Tim Storms even though he is a world record owner. Anyone with me ?
Dimas Bagaskara he used vocal fry. quite annoying actually
yeah, he can go low but he uses vocal fry and is sounds like trash
Dislike Storms? Absolutely. Many people don't realize just where Storms functional range lies or why that even matters. Any natural bass can sing an audible full voiced D2 without a hitch. I'm not talking about vocal acrobatics or inhuman ability here, just normal bass range. Storms is already resorting to a small amount of vocal fry around D2-E2. He is clearly a bass- baritone and there's no shame in that, unless he's pretending to be something else. Now forget all that nonsense about placing 2 pianos end to end or how many octaves he's claiming this week. There are two facts found in the audible range that almost nobody mentions. He has never recorded a single note below piano range and he holds no claims for lowest audible note by a human. Some might feel that nothing more needs proven. I say he's not able to do either.
gagemaker1959 Preach!
These bases are making my ears so happy! ❤
Where's Peter Steele?
I had no idea i could go as low as C1, i never tried b4. These guys just opened up a whole new world to me.
You are probably using growl, or heavy fry, if yes, then it doesn't add to your range because they sound horrible in singing, and it is useless. To add, it is almost physically impossible to hit a C1 in chest.
No. It's possible to hit a C1 in chest. U have a to have a very low voice.
Chris, you're correct, but only 2 people in history have ever hit a C1 in chest, Josh has an A1, Avi has a G#1, Tim (Foust) has a F1, PDK has idek and Tim (Storms) has an E1 or Eb1. Mikhail Zlatopolsky has a C1 (Maybe lower?) and JD Sumner has a G0. That accounts for less than .00000003% of the population, so it's fairly likely that he used growl or fry.
im so glad the world is full of so much positive energy, the people around you must light up when you walk in the room
+Apollo Zero i know I'm right cuz I can hit a fairly decent C1. Not full chest tho, it's like semi chest, but I count that as chest cuz it wasn't and it wasn't complete fry.
I know Avi and Tim Faust, but who were the other guys included in the video?
hinika JD Sumner and Tim Storms are the other ones I know.
Paul Kennemer, Josh Turner
The bald guy has the lowest voice in the world and the guy in the beginning in black and white sings that baby lock them doors song.
The blonde guy is Paul David Kenamer
Some of these guys are relatively young. Their voices will continue to get deeper and richer
Regarding the end of the vid, I feel like I've heard JD go to an F4, there's rumor of an A4 but it's likely a background quartet.
No comments about the amazing Paul David Kennamer??! Foust's amazing at low notes, yeah, but David is on another level when it comes to Power, so much you can hear him clearly in a trio with instruments playing in the back!
What about Geoff Castellucci?
He's not a low bass, he's singing his lowest notes with subharmonics, any talented tenor is able to do it.
@@dmytrotsvyntarnyi799 Geoff has almost never used fry on record, he can chest like a g#1 any given day
@@kristianeskelund4420 sorry, my mistake. I ment subharmonics. Well, Geoff once told, that: "I will never ever consider myself as a true bass". But today I've watched more videos with Geoff and now I'm 100% sure, that he is a quite low bass even though he says he isn't.
Voice range is a really weird thing)
When quite a few clips here of Tim Foust is the middle section of “your man”.
Why is no one talking about Paul David kenhammer?
@@DrBasso-tk8yk doesn't matter it sounds good. Fry can count as vocal range if it sounds good and controlled
I like the notes that make your head feel like it's shaking when you where the ear buds.
where is Ken turner? 🙄
Idk why but I find C2s so satisfying
I'm 12, and my lowest is A2. Pretty damn good for a kid who is 64lbs and 4' 6.5" tall!
Yeah. Go back to videogames kid,6 feet 5 tall and ur twelve? Nice try. Oh and btw a2 isn't that good.
Damn ur short
+Lorenzo Gatti he meant 4 feet and 6.5 inches dude
+Broderick “Multimaster” McAfee he already told me. I know I got it wrong,but I can't stand this feet/inches system
+Lorenzo Gatti ᎢᎻᏆᏚ NᎾᎢᎬ Ꮖ ᎻᏆᎢ ᏔᎪᏚ ᏢᎡᎬᎢᎢY ᎠᎪᎷN ᏩᎾᎾᎠ FᎾᎡ Ꭺ KᏆᎠ ᎷY ᏚᏆᏃᎬ. Ꮖ'Ꮇ NᎾᏔ 13
Even though I love Kennamer's bass, but to me even after all those years Sumner is still the best.
Are you intentionally leaving out the opera guys? Cus I mean Samuel Ramey isn't too shabby.
Lucy Foster thank you! I hear so many medium range bases who, nice singers though they be, are not even close to as low as many opera bases.
I reach a E1 in chest and every low note above that but below i growl and i have once hit a D1 and im hoping to get lower. my highest note without falsetto is a C4 but with falsetto its a A5
How🤯
Everyone claiming to hit anything below A1 you're probably getting octaves confused, counting fry and growl, or just stupid XD. My music partner is a deep bass (very very rich voice) and he literally gets A1 barely. Everywhere he goes people are shocked by his feel ass voice haha. I myself am a vocal/music major and a tenor who can inch to E2 or D2 and that's far from easy to achieve haha.
deep**
I have never heard of a tenor who can hit D2. You might be a baritone that has a very good high range (you would sing the tenor part and no one would know that you were a baritone). Also anything below E2 is officially a basso profondo as the definition of a bass involves a range of E2-E4 chest voice. Anything below C2 is unofficially considered an oktavist (or octavist), while the official definition is literally a full octave below a bass (E1) So while you're right that just about everyone who says they can reach A1 is mistaken or counting growl/fry (my own growl range is F1-B1) but there are a few people who can hit it with their actual voice.
I meant anyone in the comments. Also my E2 isn't choral ready. I only can project F#2, I'm a singer who uses a Mic mostly now so I can range flex. As well I'm not a baritone cause my passagio is G4 haha where as my guitarist who is a baritone has his at F4. As well I can belt to the sky (to the point where I stopped thinking about range haha) but I have tbe vocal sound and tone of just a run of the mill low tenor.
Ah you're right about the people in the comments. A1 takes a low bass and you basically have to sing for your whole life (I'm working towards it myself). Don't be so hard on yourself. In reality baritones are the most common. Any kind of tenor (or bass) is less common (even though choirs will use baritones as one or the other).
Haha well I've been singing a long time so I'm kinda glad I'm my voice type. Tenor enough to belt high with comfort but not so much that I can't get semi low
Unpopular opinion. Low notes are more impressive than high notes
That last note couldn't/shouldn't have been G. The song was in F Major, meaning you would've been hitting the 7th. It was probably A, because I doubt it was F. Also it couldn't have been -4. If it was, that's very abnormal. I think it's at most F -1. Not -4 though. That is so incredibly low I don't think a human could hear it.
I don't doubt that it's a massive over exaggeration, but it's still a fantastically low note
+54321blader yup
+OffsetSolid you know he holds record at hitting something like G#-7
+QuartikSports I highly doubt that
+OffsetSolid just check Guiness world records
I always felt “cursed” being a bass. It might not be that bad after all
I absolutely love bass voices! And a Lot of people too, man.
Feel blessed, your rare and we have way to many tenors out there, lol.
I Think it's time for Tim foust to battle with Tim Storms
iHYP3RATE Tim Foust is probably the better one. He can also sing high. And his bass notes sound fuller. Storms only uses vocal fry.
storms has a 10 octave range (the world record) and can go both higher and lower than Tim foust. also I prefer tim storms tone
iHYP3RATE Storms has a larger range. I prefer Foust as a singer! Does s.o. the exact range of Storms?
The Dongers Tim storms highest note is A4... Tim foust can reach A5
Also... storms uses vocal fry to go below A1 so he isn’t as talented as foust I don’t think
Try the last note of “Chant II” from the musical Hadestown. It’s a G1
I love Patrick's voice!
Damn, they keep going lower but I only hear growls or deep purring
I envy these guys so much! My lowest comfortable note that I can hit whenever is D2 that feels pathetic now.
Jonathan Keeler I know that feel :) My is C2
thebassmanadam deserves the Lowest Voice in the world Record!!
Tommy Ron Record has still Tim Storms with his strong G -7
Pizik3 Do you have the audio?
Tommy Ron lol true
Tommy Ron there is no audio that he has
Geometry Dash Indisgust I'm starting to think that Tim is lying. I think He made up the whole story :/
4:18 is a C#2
Either that or it’s a C2 that is incredibly sharp to the point where it’s almost a C#
Why no Geoff Castellucci? D:
William Rhodarmer because all his low notes sound like shit
I think they sound great, but I guess that's your opinion.
Will Rhodarmer geoff is a great bass player, and don't bother reading 1st replier's opinion
@@megansiruno135 he's a bass singer
@@ssgjohnny94 I know that bruv sorry I mistype
When you think the note is way lower than you could sing and then you realize the video still has ten more minutes to finish...
PLEASE can someone tell me whom the singers are in the Bass Compilation?? I know Avi; and Tim but the others aren't familiar to me.
Tim Storms, Paul David Kennamer, JD Sumner, Josh Turner
THANK YOU!!!!
+Deborah Marslender Tim Foust is the only one that matters
+Deborah Marslender Probably because most of them are gospel singers. Tim Storms holds the Guinness world record for the lowest voice.
thank you for the info. Tim is surely blessed with that bass vocal....well; as they all were.
"and it haunted me all the way home" "So bye bye byeee" ...Perfectt