You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!

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“Thanks for featuring the boys” Bobby: *sad bass noises*

@@daniellepg Is Bobby the only one who doesn’t use whistle voice among The Bass Gang? I think he has an ability for 5+ octaves vocal range too.

You’re welcome!

Your lower range is off the piano sir

@@kkchnnl821 😅

You’re welcome! Glad you enjoyed it!

That D6 will be dope :)

@@manavsharma869 MMHMMM🤝🤝🤝

You’re welcome! Casper sent me the D6 personally.

You’re welcome!

Yeah, definitely.

thanks larissa😁

Hi, I have a hard time believing that you have a G#0 in full chest, but if you actually hit it, that's quite impressive! What is the lowest note you have a recording of this morning?

@@BassManMatteo I didn’t think to record anything this morning, but that C#1 is on my profile Hell, I have a hard time believing it myself! I barely hit it, and I may have strained my voice a bit in that moment, as I’ve only been able to hit ~G1 throughout the day. Also, I wouldn’t quite say I “have” a G#0, bc I’ve never even touched the 0th octave before this without weird techniques 😅

@@EveryWayWorks Still nice! I was wondering, would you be interested in collaborating on a bass project together at some point?

I would love that!

@@EveryWayWorks Because I can't get notifications for KZfaq, I'll start a discord chat

Thank you!

Thank you! All the ranges that you have listed as higher I didn’t include because of either 1) No proof of them hitting the note (Georgia Brown) 2) Note might not be real, could be pitch shifted (Nicola Sedda) 3) Note is of poor quality or non-musical (the rest you mentioned) A lot of notes in category 3 are debatable, and could be either included or not included, depending on how strict of a definition of “vocal range” you want. This was just based on my opinion of what should count, there are various opinions. Thank you for watching!

@@BassManMatteo there is very much so proof of georgia brown hitting the note.

@@z01nk3r5 no video to include

@@BassManMatteo 1) There are no records of the G10 from Georgia because the G10 is a note that exceeds the human hearing range, however this note is certified by the Guinness World Records... 2) Nicola Sedda with telling you that he even has a concion with a frequency of the human voice, that is to say his voice... that reaches up to an F10 the curious thing is that the spectrometer detects the frequency when only absolute silence is heard this because the same as the F10 It already escapes the human hearing range, I was even reading comments on that video and one of Sedda's close friends commented that it is capable of reaching the eighth 11th, I comment all this because I really don't know if it's true or not, but in his song The call, emits the following notes: Bb8, D9 and A9 which if you can appreciate, in the video the making of nicotomia (which is where you got the fragment you used in your video) at minute 3.2 emits a C1 ... 3) In the same way, what you say about some notes not being musical is correct but at the same time incorrect, let me explain😅: You say that you did not include the notes of some because they are not musical (although you put many examples like that) however The vocal range should not necessarily be sung, it is only about frequencies, the note that the person is capable of emitting from its lowest frequency to the highest frequency, this is how the vocal range works... But in truth I say all this to share what I know and I know my job is not to fight or do that kind of thing the truth is that I admire your work and what you do and thanks to you I have known incredible basses that I had never heard before so I thank you very much...

Dimash has never sung below C2.

There are no clips of him hitting any lower or higher notes, so I could not include them.

He does not hit F1 with that easy. Easy, my friend.

Thanks!

To me its funny because of how ridiculous it looks.

Non-melodic.

@@Ascension721 okay

Dimash real lowest note is G0

@@SuperBaller646 just now?

They're non-melodic and not worth counting in my opinion.

@@BassManMatteo tbf, a lot of clips in this video are also “non-melodic”

@@WeAlwaysPlay Geoff seems to have more control over it imo. To be honest, a lot of this can be very subjective as to what notes are seen as countable. There is no one correct answer for what notes in someone’s range should count as actual range since everyone has different standards.

​@@BassManMatteoAgreed

Axel rose has more range by far

It probably won’t lower too much, maybe a semitone or two but I don’t think I’m likely to become a baritone. What is more likely is that as I get better I will be able to sing higher in chest voice without it being uncomfortable.

@@BassManMatteo Okay well if I had to guess myself you'll likely become a baritone. But I could absolutely be wrong. Some things are just hard to predict.

@@bradycall1889 To be honest, nobody can really tell. My voice could suddenly drop an octave overnight or it could stay the same. Right now I’m just gonna use the voice I have now and if my voice changes, so be it.

Yeah work with what you have!

Tim Foust has B0-A5, the A0 was confirmed to not be real by Tim Foust and he said his lowest was in fishin in the dark.

While the human ear can only hear down to a 20 hertz sine wave, the human voice is not a sine wave so the 20 hertz rule does not apply. You aren’t hearing the fundamental frequency of the note, but you can hear the overtones produced by the voice.

and how can you tell from the overtones how low the fundamental frequency? I know very little about music or sound enginearing@@BassManMatteo

@@windbringer9890 I use an audio editing program called Audacity

Oops, sorry if I missed anyone.

His highest notes are pitch shifted, so it would be a bit dumb to include. Without his pitch shifted notes his range is only around (for this videos standards its only) 4 octave i think

@@Ascension721 u mean Vitas????

@@Ascension721 How do u even come to this ridiculous conclusion?

I know his notes are debated, but I’ve never seen any evidence that he doesn’t actually sing those notes. I’m willing to accept that he doesn’t always do them live, but I’d need some proof that his recordings aren’t legit

Four octaves 11 semitones to one semitone of the 5 octaves counting the C7 would be 5.2 octaves

The most he’s shown on tape is just under 5 octaves, so I couldn’t include it in the video.

@@BassManMatteo fair enough

Because at the time of the video he didn’t have 5 octaves on tape. He does now, but his lowest note isn’t very countable.

Thank you!

Use either spectrogram or plot spectrum, or for fry notes you can calculate the distance between clicks and use some math to find the pitch.

A lot of those notes do not sound real to my ears.

@@BassManMatteo They really are though. If you look into him more you will see. He’s an absolute beast vocalist. Can also hold a note for almost a full minute.

I wouldn’t count either of those as musical notes.

@@BassManMatteo I understand not counting the B7, but the A1 was a solid growl, and if not counting the whiteboard squeak impression B7, it would be A1-F7. I guess different opinions though

The top notes arent real sadly. Hes got a crazy range though still.

@@Ascension721 Why do you think the top notes aren't real?

Thank you!

A lot of these are not famous. I just included the singers I could find who had a 5 octave range. If I only included famous vocalists, the list would be smaller.

If you haven’t heard Dimash, look him up! Incredible!

If you want to see ranges with just chest voice, check out this video. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kLllZap9zpnQlIE.html

😂😂😂 dumb comment

On the Bass Singing Nation discord server

Yeah, definitely. Just having a wide range doesn’t mean you’re a good singer. This video was just made for fun to show people the limits of the human voice.

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Definitely.

Unfortunate

Now A2 to G6

Sorry if I missed/couldn’t find any notes. This video is certainly not perfect and what notes are countable is subject to debate.

I don’t think they are. I’ve heard a lot of them hit the notes live with a cell phone camera and no vocal effects. There are vocal effects and slight tuning being used, but nothing that changes a note by a full semitone or more. It’s mostly changing things by a few cents to make it more in tune.

@@BassManMatteo Of course, it is difficult to tell for sure for any audio released after 2000 or so. I just finished the video -- one guy towards the middle is even using Melodyne to analyze the recording he did. It is possible these are all real, but tough to be certain. On at least one of the clips you can hear the crappy auto tune used as his voice slurs down, because they had the program locked into a scale (which, yes, could have just been for intonation) FWIW, Melodyne can convincingly shift pitch considerably, more than one octave, and if using the formant feature correctly you can "tune" the result to sound very natural. You don't have to reduce the vibrato or pitch inaccuracies when you do this either, so it sounds exactly as sung, just shifted. But just because it's possible doesn't mean it was used, like you say.

That's great!

Sorry if I missed anyone.

@@BassManMatteo Axl rose has a wider range than Mariah Carey lol

@@Sc00T668yeah he has 6 octaves I think

The high notes hit in the one livestream aren’t countable.

@@BassManMatteo ahh

*stay tuned* 😉

And if you’re only counting musical then the highest would be Bb7 or C8(if you’re counting exclamations)

I'm sorry but Dimash does fry notes and makes growling sounds which isn't vocal range. His lowest chest note I've heard him hit is a G2 in that very same song.

@@drewryop he has an E2 in his chest voice

@@drewryop He had plenty of F2s and a chest fry C2 (F#1 fry i think)

@@drewryop half of these one recorded lows are growls or just a sound. This list should be people that can consistently hit certain notes, not a one off and cant do again. Sliding down a scale to fry out isn't where you can push out those notes. Dimash, geoff, Tim and some others are consistent and can do it most of the time. A lot of these others cant repeat what is considered there lowest or highest

@@jukeboxknocks If that's your definition of what vocal range is, Dimash has a range of about F2 to D8. A very impressive range, but not this apparent holy grail of 7 octaves. Many people hail him as some sort of singing god and have told me and fought tooth and nail, thrown insults and belittlement at me to try convince me he's the greatest singer of all time when he really isn't. He sings in the vocal style of showing off which is what kind of ruins him as a singer for me.

Haha voiceplay’s cover of peaches wasn’t out when this video was released.

@@BassManMatteo I know just a tip for any future videos