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I love how within 4.5 seconds, Geoff goes from D5 to D1

Imagine all these guys doing Misty Mountains Cold together

every time ken turner hits the note he looks so shocked 😂😭

oogie boogie song is my favorite, the bass of geoff is wonderful

6:16 just casually summoning shit in the dark 😂

Every time Ken Turner is singing and he hits the notes he looks so surprised, like "Wait.... I can hit this note?!"

Geoff’s range is actually insane.

Ken Turner's eyes bugging out like that is one of my favorite things on the internet.

4:21 Why does this sound so amazing? It has to be the echo right

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.

5:46 bruh if I heard that live I would poop my pants

3:10 I swear I heard this man in spongebob

4:20 the sound one makes when summoning demons

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

"What position in the choir do you have?" These guys: "Reapers from Mass Effect"

I remember a time when there were *literally* only 4 people on KZfaq 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

My grades are lower than these guys voices

6:30 gets me EVERY SINGLE TIME

I love how ken turner is always having fun when he does subharmonic stuff

6:27 that's a goddamn horror movie tension building sound effect!

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.

Love this! Great editing! Thank you so much for including me brother! 🙏🏼❤️

4:20 dUDE SOUNDS LIKE A BOAT HORN

What do you want: 9:35 Whats your lowest: 0:19+crack+fry

I love how every time Ken Turner sings, it looks almost as if he surprises himself!

Dan Miribal.... sounds: amazing looks: like a dealer

the "lowest sheesh" meme ruined it for me, now I can't stop smiling when they hit those low notes

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.

ok we can all agree that being a bass singer u need long hair

Me, a chess player: ah yes, bishop to B1, great move by the light square bishop

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 ;)

1:46 kudos to these guys for killer harmonies

Can we just admire the range of Geoff

In my opinion, Geoff will always be the king of subharmonics

My throat hurts even thinking about how they did it.

A1 is just my favorite note. I don't know why it just hits me different

I NEVER in my years would have guessed a human voice could approach 32 hz. Never.

I swear, working to hit lower notes has improved my overall singing ability(which is still amateur but anyway) satisfying as hell.

I’d really like to hear some of these guys sing misty mountains 😄

who put my sleep paralysis demon here? 6:27

9:18 the dudes face looks like hes thinking, "wow I didnt know i could hit that note!"

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

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.

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.

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.

So cool! Thanks for including me! 👍🏽

Some ppl that aren’t actual basses are doing better than the actual ones 😂

4:21 that was beautiful…

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!

Just finished watching. Great video as always! I like the selection of clips and singers. Glad you didn‘t „overgeoffified“ the video.

Geoff's range is unbelievable.

I feel like bassist only have 1 dresscode: long hair

E1 is insane!! But Tim and his misty mountain dragon voice is amazing why isnt it here??

2:40 "far over the misty mountains cold"

6:09 man sounds like a lightsaber

Everyone is awesome but that Dan Miribal is just amazing.

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

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 !!!

I'd love to hear a subharmonic choir singing in a massive room.

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

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.

Man I love this! I feel like a sponge soaking up all this knowledge, thanks Marcello for this!

This is crazy & I love it; I've never even heard of this!!!!! I'm so excited to check out their channels!

Why does bass tone get me EVERY time... just sitting shivering with joy!

Great job man! God damn we have so many talented singers in the BSN😍

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

Thanks for your work, brother! Keep those videos coming!

this makes me want to cry because my voice only goes to like... C3

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

*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 :)

Really incredible range on these singers!

Geoff needs to do voice acting. Dude has a good range.

I have a keyboard at my desk it was fun to play along with the notes... its crazy these guys really are hitting these notes perfect because when you strike the piano note at the exact same time they ring together perfectly and since my piano plays out of my computer speakers it is indistinguishable from the youtube track

Ken Turner is so fun to watch

Love this compilation bro!! Thanks for having me again :) 10:00 ha. like & sub. what a pun 😂

Great video! Clap it up dan is really good with subharmonics!!👌

Great job!! So nice when you upload

Love these guys, I'm always amazed

a large double bass (orchestral bass) only goes to C1 with the extension. this is CRAZY!

Amazing video again!!! :)

this sounds so amazing

Bass voices are my favorite

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!

SOOOOO SICK THEIR ELECTRIC/POLY SUB BASSES ARE SO CLEAN COMING FROM A BEATBOXING BACKGROUND

This video made me like bass and the bass community of KZfaq so thank you 😊.

Geoff's range is insane!

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

Thanks for the compilation! This in order helped me notice my tone issues. I can get to an F#1 and then it gets unbearable choppy for me. But as my piano is out if commition it's nice to have other human tones to work with :)

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 low riffs those are beautiful 😍

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.

4:13 that low low lo w note was some freaky magical goose bump stuff right there my gosh woah 0

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!

Damn I'm a Tenor i can only go down to D3 lol Basses Wtf A1? Omgg😭😭

David Larson at the G#1 just sounds like a War Horn and it’s amazing

I grew up listening to Southern Gospel Bass Singers! Love it!

This video inspired me to learn how to sing subharmonics. Awesome compilation!

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