could not have said it better

At the beginning Adam is also there with a slight steady high pitch.

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I see what you did there

Arrr, me too

Came on to say this! Even lower :)

I just hope the venue can handle two basses.

I thought so too but someone corrected me saying it is Rob doing the "Skull & Bones" chant.

@@dagmar.6954 we really do need to get a decision on this from the guys so we can quit niggling on it. I lean towards Not Adam because he appeared to be beatboxing totally at that point, but who knows.

It's Adam. I don't doubt his ability to do anything he darned well pleases

@@nancyholter5646 I agree! I hear so many conflicting stories.

It's Rob. There's a point later in the live where the only thing being sung is "skull and bones!" and Rob is very clearly singing it. The first chant threw people off because they're used to the camera focusing on whoever is singing, but this was an Ubisoft camera operator, not someone with HF, and they clearly did not know where to focus in several sections of the song, so no reason to think they focused on Adam for any reason other than that he was visually pleasing to look at (and dressed the most piratically).

There's a live version out from the Ubisoft Forward event. In it, you can see that it starts out with both Chance and Tim in bass, with Adam doing the drone sound you hear (He said in the premiere chat he was overtone singing -- which is a technique to create two notes from one singer -- to do the drone). Chance is playing guitar and, in a bit of a surprise, Austin is playing mandolin. Chance leads the whole song with Tim below him. Rob provides the "skull and bones!" chant (You'll see people claiming it's Adam but that's because the Ubisoft camera operator, who didn't know who was singing what, focused in on him the first time you hear the chant. But if you look at his throat and neck muscles, he's clearly beatboxing, not singing. Later in the live song there's a part where "skull and bones!" is the only thing being sung and Rob is very obviously singing it. (It also sounds very much like Rob's lower, resonant opera/manly pirate voice.). The live version doesn't have the final laugh, but based on ranges, timbres, individual vocal styles (Tim is growly/gravelly and Chance is smooth, smoky, and airy), not to mention a very similar low gravelly laugh in the pre-Chance The Devil Went Down to Georgia which a friend pointed out to me, the final laugh is Tim.

@@lrfcowper thank you so much. I wasn't exactly sure of what I was hearing and Chance doing the undertone clears up a lot of my confusion

@@creationsbychancecan Oh, sorry. I use "Adam" for Rupp since he's the original and had 16 years seniority on the name, and "Chance" for Adam Chance. Adam Rupp is doing the overtone singing. Chance is on lead and Tim is, I think, a whole octave below him.

@@lrfcowper I just watched their live version, and I was impressed on just how low Chance got. Love the two part harmony with Tim

Austin played the mandolin at the beginning of their live performance at the Ubisoft game announcement event. However I seriously doubt that he’s the one playing mandolin in the studio version of the song that we’re listening to here.

Oh my goodness thank you for noticing 🥰 I’ve been working hard on strengthening that

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