“What’s your talent?” *INTENSE RUMBLING*

B4 isn't chest

Dmytro Tsvyntarnyi it’s a mix. So pretty much chest. I’m a tenor and I can barely hit that

@@isaacaaron3489 well even though mix is "pretty much chest", but it isn't 100% chest. I'm a bass-baritone D2-F4(G4) and I can mix up to D5 (maybe even higher, but I don't wanna try it). The higher we get, the less chest voice mix contain. Like my A4 is 80% chest 20% falsetto, and my D5 is like 10% chest 90% falsetto, but it's all mixed voice

in little marmeid medley he slide between D5 falsetto and D1 sub in litterally 2 second (4 octaves, but listen the isolated version, because in the original u can just hear the D2)

practice . nothing is immpossible

Subharmonics, even women can do them! Subharmonics brought me from a D3 to a D2. Practicing can help you, (like how I went from D6 to E6)

@@saitamablastchannel4959 yeah, i remember him saying in a video he initially wanted to be a Rock Tenor, so yeah that's probably why he put in all that practice

It's a toss up between Geoff here and Tim Faust of HomeFree they are really close in vocal range.

@@midnightcaretakers7954 Just a correction, not trying to be a smartass or anything, but it's Foust. And also you are right, they do have pretty similar vocal ranges. Geoff says he hits from A1-A5 (4 octaves) on pretty much any day and techniques such as growling and subharmonics give him a few notes below that (somewhere like D1-E1 lowest). Tim on the other hand is the master of growling and can go much lower than Geoff but that doesn't matter, both amazing singers, i personally prefer Tim's voice in high notes (check out some of his old solo stuff from albums such as "The Best That I Could Do".

I couldn't believe it when I first saw that, too…

Jay Theiss ok post a video nobody believes you

i was so impressed i linked it on half voiceplay videos to get the word out about it

@@MegaKaratekat lol don't try. I've rarely seen these kinds of comments ever back up what they claim

Not his lowest sub note

That would be a good index of distinguishing subharmonic!

The lower your hand the lower the note, it's scientifically proven

he also does it in his singing tutorial :p

I'ts just a signal to those on phone speakers so they know when they should be impressed

@@jjkozlik6129 the research was done lmao

3 1/2

What I meant to say is 5 notes in 5 different octaves but I was lazy to fix it, it's actually 4 lol

enverko oh ok 😂

no it's actually 5 octaves isn't it?

@@kingreinhold9905 Nope, i believe he goes from B4 to E1, so that makes it almost 3 1/2 octaves

He said that in his first tutorial but it wasnt true...

Izabella Oeland r/wooosh

My brother has a deep voice and guess what? He has long hair....

welp time to grow out my hair

This is known. -Long-haired bass, who can do subharmonics thanks up David Larson aka Dave with the long hair

OMG YOU FUCKIN RIGHT BRO

@@GoldPoptart BRO I WAS TODAY YEARS OLD WHEN I REALIZED THIS, HE SOUNDS JUST LIKE HIM!

I've been watching both of their videos for a while and only just noticed.

Anton Vickrey pretty sure that was growl... it tends to rock your world a little more

Same here

and he looks dope while doing, like he looks like he's playing the crazy character, I love it

When are you going to upload it

Can't wait to see yours!!

Tyler Moeller idk I’ve just sort of been waiting for them to upload more songs since Geoff hits at least one subharmonic every song, so I’ve been just sort of waiting for them to do more until I have a sizable compilation, but I’ll probably let do it soon since it’s already a bit full

Here it is! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/la6niNuTkqqop2g.html

Glad you liked the video! Thank you very much!

It’s subharmonics. It was only growled in the demonstration to show how air is EQd out of growled notes. That F1 from that song was only used as a random example of a note

I'm not sure about D1 in Boy Band, I hear it as either a subharmonic or a really good fry, but the C♯1 in Oogie Boogie's song is pitch shifted, imo. It sounds so artificial for me.

Yup both

@@hayatropical2659 yes with Oogie Boogie Song, pitch shifted or at mist fry, but the D1 in Boy Bands is a real subharmonic D1

Thank you very much! I also enjoy using this technique! Second, btw… Edit: Actually, I was third…

Aki Goteb I recommend this video to learn subharmonic singing: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j7l9frGVtrC5gHk.html All you have to do is relax your voice as much as you can.

@Aki Goteb I found out how to do it when trying to growl. I can't growl at all, but I find my chest voice is quite low so I don't really need it. I applied the same relaxation of my vocal cords. You just have to relax and open up while sliding back into fry. It doesn't really work if you tense up. Home this helps, and don't hurt yourself. It'll hurt for a bit at first. Drink plenty of water.

I achieved it by mimicking a cow and then doing a yoga pose. The pose is putting the palms next to tze chest while pushing the elbows behind the back. This opened up my larynx and airway flow and automatically I feel an octave lower into this throat like singing. I feel posture of the neck region is extremely important to do

@@noahheyl3571 You're.... joking.... right?

I would pay money and maybe a couple major organs to see that 😂

I’m sure he can I can use subharmonics to get to a C1 and he is way better at these than me plus his voice is a lot deeper I’m baritone lowest I’ve ever got with subharmonics was a B0. He’s been doing them for a few year and I’ve been doing them for days if I can hit a C1 I k ow he can it is very hard tho he said himself very finicky.

SmileyOG I think he definitely can. He probably hasn’t used it yet because he’s trying to get it sounding better

He actually did do an Eb1, but it was a growl tho

Shoto Todoroki he’s done Eb1, D1, and C#1 in growl

@@colefountain1030 oh, I didn't know that. Btw, what songs?

Yes, I'm planning to make Geoff's live vocal range video!

@@hayatropical2659 Yay!! Can't wait!!

Awesome!

It's Adriana who sings the high note. They use double track for that.

I believe it's called Vibration Bass in the beatboxing community, I'm not sure tho...

@@adri_flann nope there is no technique in beatboxing such as this that is why it is unique

@@adri_flann u can check out the vibration bass compilation made by a KZfaqr Basically vibration bass is a type of Mongolian throat singing/throat bass but it uses the 2rd subharmonic of throat bass which gives it that rustly and crispy tone

@@eligbnsu71 Good to know, thanks

no

No man, you realize it was a heavy note and still not so serious for his voice. Doesn't look like a subharmonic

Yeah I don’t think it’s subharmonics either, especially how it sounded right at the end. The song before it? Obvious subharmonic Bb1.

Have you guys ever tried singing subharmonic yourself? Cause my B1 sounds just like geoff one. I think it's subharmonic

I think he just demonstrate a growl note using Daddy Sang Bass. He doesn't mean to say that it's sung in subharmonic register.

What he means is that he uses a growl in the live version here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fs6iY7d3m5iveWQ.html

PoliakasFL #ForLife it’s an F1

It's an F1, the notes go C3-D3-F3-F3-D3-C3-C2-F1(In-the-sky-lo-rd-in-the-sky)

There are plenty of Geoff's vocal range videos on KZfaq, so I'll make his live vocal range video if I make one! Only problem is there are few videos of live performance to make full vocal range video… Anyways, thanks for watching the video!

hayatropical2 please make a live vocal range for Geoff. I’ve been thinking of making one myself but I don’t have the software. There’s some very decent vids been uploaded recently which shows off his lower chest range very well and I think it would be nice to see a compilation of his live talent

Matthew Dockray Okay, then I'm gonna make Geoff's live vocal range video! As you said, a lot of VoicePlay's live videos have been posted recently including his lower subharmonic register, so it's possible to make a video that shows his talent, but still I need more materials, so please give me at least a month to complete it!

hayatropical2 awesome :)). If you want any help finding notes for the video I’m more than happy to help find some videos for you

Matthew Dockray Thank you very much😭 I appreciate your kindness! Oh, btw I made an instagram account! (@hayatropical2 sorry, I don't know how to link it…)

Moana G1 is definitely subharmonics

@@matthewdockray9745 I'm not sure

I think the notes in moana medley and this christmas are subharmonic, because those have little vibrating sounds specific to subharmonic (I don't know how to describe…) And I'm not sure, but the notes in Billie Eilish medley are subharmonic, too Again, I can hear little vibrating sounds in them (most dominant in the second note)

He said that he can barely make an A in chest so no. Some of these are growl notes tho.

Kamarovskygames Geoff said on an average day he gets an A1. He’s reached a G#/G plenty of times. Some days are lower than others

C#2

I hear a little pop that subharmonic has, so I think it's sung in subharmonic register

@@hayatropical2659 here's the thing, Geoff can already hit lower notes without going subharmonic so I assume he isn't in his subharmonic register. (Also hitting Bb1 without subharmonics is pretty easy as a bass)

The subharmonic Bb1 before This Christmas is clearly subharmonics. I think the This Christmas excerpt isn’t after listening a couple of times, especially at the very end of that pitch. The “pops” I hear at the end sound more like “chest” than subs in my opinion.

@@randyjsing for the queen medley one is obviously subharmonics but the one in this Christmas isn't.

i like anime Right. That’s what I meant. The Bb1 before the “This Christmas” clip is clearly subharmonics, which is the “Queen” excerpt but I thought by saying the Bb1 before “This Christmas” would suffice. Sorry for the confusion. 👍🏽

Yazid Zeroual same

Good for you!

Idk if you're joking but that was an E1 he even did it live

@@Kiradeit he said so on his KZfaq channel... he may have done it live at another point but for the released version it was an E2 lowered an octave...

No, it’s subharmonics

It’s subharmonic, in his video, he shows how he reached that note on that song.