@Brandon Alvarez man I am a deep bass and ever since I started singing high that messed up my lower range, it’s that you got be careful

Dimash

? Dimash can’t go that low

@@juanhoffmann4096 Dimash can go so much higher than Tim. Dimash isn't a bass you know

He already does

Lmao

He loves how I hit those low notes (F#3, G3, G#3, A3, Bb3, B3, C4, C#4, D4, Eb4, E4 and F4), lowest note (F#3) in chest voice and lowest note (F#5) in head voice of my while the sound check and the rest of the acapella are just like: nothing stranger going on there. There is not just a demon inside me at all, nothing out of the ordinary and then there are the viewers who are like: whoa, somebody get an exorcist...or not. It is somehow very pleasing. I love it.

@@alex_mcburney Lmao

mario mario Yo he dead does 😂💯

Its the hair man.

I thought he was at first XD

For real thoooo

@@donmatthew7877 it has to be that his nuts hang really low allowing his voice to be so deep

Craig Williams Sometimes I wish I could hear a song like that! Almost 20 years of musical training means I hear all the parts and not the song as a whole

@@rachelpuckeridge6938 That's how I am with stories, whether watching a movie, reading a book, or whatever. I am constantly dissecting the writing style. It sometimes requires real effort to just sit back and enjoy it.

It is difficult unless he is singing a solo vocal, because the other voices pull your attention away from the bass as they are easier to distinguish. Some of the really low notes are almost a low background humming sound...

HopeLess Ant Tim uses subharmonics too - that’s the proper term for ‘growl’ notes. Tim has a higher head and falsetto range than Geoff. Tim’s tone is also rounder than Geoff’s

Rachel Puckeridge: Growls and Subharmonic’s are way different.

@I love God yeah geoff doesnt go as high at all

Geoff loses resonance between C2/C#2 in my opinion. He even himself said that below C2 he loses a lot of power and resonance. His A1 is a bit breathy.

HopeLess Ant- I’m pretty sure now Geoff range has lowered a bit. I think he has a Ab1-G1 everyday now. Because he has been chesting notes around Ab1-G1 all the time. He has that G everyday, but some days it’s louder or more consistent.

Right :-)

Ya he does

that was Austin, isn't?

You can’t include every c5 he hits

Yea man he does

Daniel Heiman with a 1 hour long video: "oh?"

I'm singing E6 in head voice because I'm singing opera.

@@blazejecar Daniel Heiman is a heavy metal singer.

I have almost 3 octaves.

what in the Mariah Carey!!

It’s Austin not Tim

@@manavsharma869 +

Manav Sharma Austin does the E5, Tim the C5

@@manavsharma869 Its tim

Who knows that Tim's actual lowest fry note is, God knows what he has hit in his other shows.

A0*

What new song?

@@benorourke_ warriors

trumpetgy no freaking way are you serious?

VZN PXLO can you give the time stamp?

I am his favorite!!!! Love my voice.

What about the fry notes?

he does growl A0 tho in 1 of their songs cant remember but not Sold

This video is awesome!

Inward bass: E1

@Niranjan Rajesh if fry voice is used in the type of fry voice that sounds chesty, deep, continuous, and melodic for me it's in the vocal range

@Niranjan Rajesh it's mostly growl, not fry. and no, geoff does not have a larger range

@Niranjan Rajesh No. Controversial if you were to listen to the KZfaq version, but if you download the "I want crazy" from SingOff that's definitely a F1 chest. Edit: I was an idiot yay

@@Honey_Beef that F1 it's probably a very chesty, continuous, deep and smooth note in fry voice, with that type of fry voice, we can use vowels, and words, if we maintain that yeye of fry voice, it's like deep, controlled whistle voice that sound like head voice, but it's really in the whistle voice mechanism (M3)

@Niranjan Rajesh fry CAN be part of the vocal range as i said, in the type of fry voice that i explained lol, and you can control your g#7?

Now that Tim is using his subharmonics, future vocal range videos could be very interesting. Given his taste for fry already, I can see him passing Geoff in range sometimes. I've found that I can sing notes that are subharmonic and I don't sing vocal fry. I sing my lowest chest note (F#3).

This is from voice play kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e8ionrKf2eCWg3U.html

It was duty. I changed my mind on this "note" :)

When did he hit that note?

@@microwave5024 he didnt it was an effect put on the beatboxing

You can also do the vocal range video of Tim Foust. There"s no problem

Mas eu moro no Brasil todo mundo fala fino kkkk

@@_elvio Nem todo mundo kkkk

@@luscao8444 kkkkkk existem excessões mesmo, poucas

@@_elvio Kkkk, confesso que é difícil eu achar algum baixo, mas acontece

I think its conversely. When I filtered sound in my video editor I heard leading voice (Austin) singing G#4 and there was also one voice higher which sang Tim for moment.

BadamB B ya that’s kinda tough to tell, but the more I listen to it I kinda sounds like Tim hitting the B4, if it is actually him then he stays up there for a while lol

@@gidster192 it was him

I am not sure about those B1"s but when I marked it as chest fry in Bass Battle 2, many people said that it was chest so I marked it as chest.

BadamB B I cant see how that’s chest

@@badamb401 I think it's chest

They’re definitely pure chest. No fry at all. The F#1 is chest fry tho

@@matthewdockray9745 thered definately fry in there bud

Once I will do :)

Chance is a bass baritone.

Nikhil Varghese That’s true! He’s got a low A1 or G1!

So the battle with him in it wouldn't make sense🤷

Nikhil Varghese Yeah wouldn’t be the most even battle! But since his function within Home Free is primarily Baritone it would still be fun to see!

Nooo, I forgot that note xd

Nah that’s Austin

@@manavsharma869 yea was austin voice but including Tim's voice

AlphaStyle nah it didn’t

Push the sound into your nose as low as you can go to resonate, maybe start with a nice comfortable low note so f2-g2 and push on that then work your way down, ypu might only be able to resonate an f2, with me i can only resonate a c#2 but can sing a b1, those last few notes will always be yhe hardest but be vigilant, remember it doesnt matter how low you can go if it doesnt sound good so work on that

@@dannydeyeeto3181 👌

Try relaxing... alot. It might feel counter intuitive at first. Try extending your neck as if your trying to look over a crowd of people. Slowly slide the pitch down and don't tense up your throat. Keep your larynx down. Ultimate relaxation is the key to a strong bass sound that projects. You wont be able to go as low, but the sound will project further.

update on my vocal range: lowest fry note: G#-1 lowest growl note: B0 lowest chest-fry note: C#1 lowest chest note: F#1 highest chest note: Eb5 highest falsetto note: E6 daily vocal range: (F#0) - C#1 - G#1 - C5 - C#6 lowest fry note: F#0 lowest growl: C#1 lowest chest note: G#1 highest chest note: C5 highest falsetto note: C#6 what's my voice type?

@@calebcooper2841: Bass-Tenor or baritone- tenor.

I have perfect pitch too. But I am still not too good in discerning techniques. 7:01 I think it"s not edited, but it"s true that everybody can hear something different on this.

@Niranjan Rajesh I didn"t say that it"s not. Look how I marked it video

Yeah someone should do a Larson vocal range video lol

I am making David Larson :D

@@badamb401 yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@@badamb401 OMG! Can't wait for David Larson's

Dimash whistle D8 which is the top of the panino.

@@joeysusi4538 got it. thanks!

I just used the version of sound from Behind the Scenes of that song.

Put earphones on and turn it up you can hear the low notes better that way

No? We can hear lower.

@@Pastaislove thats true but its almost a slow vibration through the air tho. C1 is already very low.

@@shagstars True, it is not nearly as audible as higher notes. However, it certainly isn't the barrier. I've heard notes in the -2 octave, so we can hear lower. Kinda.

Sure :)

Home Free has playlist with Behind the scenes where plays in background the song - the video is making of. But many of those videos Home Free put out and now it"s impossible to find them, because those videos weren"t published. But one guy, who made Tim"s vocal range over 1 year ago still has the link for that Behind the scenes, so it"s still possible to play thisone. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hdiSqtJ2ktPZkps.html

Bro....do you have anymore behind the scenes videos like this one....cuz i aint never scene this one before !!?! #SuperExcited

Sorry but this is the only link I know how to get. The other videos Home Free put out from their playlist and now its impossible to find them. The only one chance is find somebody on youtube who has some more this behind the scenes videos on his playlist.

That’s incredible

I believe those videos are unlisted and for their patrons.

Im jelus of tim!

i reached a C0 in fry and my highest note in falsetto is Eb6

I don't know what note I sing in but I can go from Baritone to a deep growl.

In subharmonic and chest and Growl (old) C#1- A5 ( Now) in chest and Mixed and head note C3- A4.

Leave this town

They’re pure chest

They are pure chest with added fry texture for amazing sounds

@Niranjan Rajesh you just start singing a bass note then make it a little sloppy but make it sound nice. Its hard to explane if your not a bass singer your self.

Niranjan Rajesh hi so what Nicholas is trying to say is that those B1’s are pure chest notes, but Tim has the ability to add a “fry effect” or whatnot on his voice. This is still pure chest, but with a sloppy-some timbre which, for the song, kinda fits perfectly for the feeling (coming from a bass😁)

Niranjan Rajesh you can add a “fry effect” by tightening you vocal cords. just sing a low bass note and after you got that, tighten your vocal cords so you can have that effect going on. that way, it is still a pure chest note, but with a nasty fry effect ;)

In this form how I listen to it I would say that Eb1 is chest. I don"t have any close information about this note and even if I boosted those Eb1"s I didn"t hear any air noise or vibrating. A-1 is nonsense I know. And I would agree with you about A0 in Sold. I didn"t think about that before. Thanks :)

Thats true but he did hit an A0 growl in a different song with no note mix Edit: i cant remember the name but chance was staring the lead.

@@That_Guy_Nick was it Yours

@@badamb401 It is possible that "house party" wasn't completely acapella. I don't think the Eb1 was growled or subharmonic or chest because i don't think Tim sung the note. I think it could either be an sub-octave pedal (an effect) on max volume or it wasn't produced with the human voice at all. In voiceplay's older version of "this is halloween" i though that Geoff was chesting the backround C#1's but i was clearly mistaken. And Home free uses the sub-octave effect all the time on their bass.

@@CadeoradeXD no it wasent that one. I will name it once i remember it

From what I hear I thought it"s chest. But its because I didn"t think about some editing of bass so now I can"t say for sure what it is.

@Niranjan Rajesh And what is than F#1 in Butts remix?

@Niranjan Rajesh I don't think so mate

@Niranjan Rajesh you can hit a note using growl and chest, it's how throat singing works. not saying tim did that, just saying it's a thing.

Niranjan Rajesh I wouldn’t say A1. Counting his two live F1s in Your Man and I want crazy live as growl (they could be chest), and the F#1 in the butts remix as fry (they probably aren’t), his lowest chest note should be G1, shown in Grandma Got Runover by a Reindeer live (which is chest, even after a slide). So G1/F#1 at least. But you can’t say the same with Geoff Castellucci. He’ve clearly gone under A1 and G1 in chest so many times

Stefan Rodriguez Which ones?

Boi_Wut The one that sticks out to me the most is House Party. Also I believe Tim growls all the notes in the honey I’m good studio version

me too dude im trying to perfect it.

My Vocal Range: ⬇Low Notes⬇: Lowest Vocal Fry Note: Bb-1 Lowest Subharmonic Note: A0 Lowest Growl Note: C1 Lowest Chest Note: F#1 ➡Medium Notes⬅ Lowest Resonance: Bb1 Lowest Comfortable Note: C2 Highest Comfortable Note: A4 Highest Comfortable Falsetto Note: F#5 ⬆High Notes⬆: Highest Falsetto Note: Eb6 Highest Mixed Note: B5 Highest Head Voice Note: G5 Highest Chest Note: D5 Full Range: (Bb-1) - A0 - C1 - F#1 - D5 - G5 - B5 - Eb6 Voice type: Bass

@@calebcooper2841 My vocal range is: (A-1-Eb6) Lows: Lowest subharmonic: C#1 (daily lowest D1) Lowest chest: G#1 (daily lowest C2/B1) Lowest fry: A-1 (daily lowest Eb0) Lowest inhale: E0 (daily lowest G0) Lowest falsetto: B2 (daily lowest F3) Lowest growl: G#0 (daily lowest C#1 Highs: Highest subharmonic: Eb3(daily highest A2) Highest chest: Eb4 (daily highest B3) Highest fry: G3 (daily highest G3) Highest inhale: E4 (daily highest F3) Highest falsetto: Eb6 (daily highest F5) Highest growl: C3 (daily highest G#2)

What a comment and reply. My old vocal range is: C#1- A5 now is: C3- A4. I think all in chest?

The Eb1’s are definitely chest, they’re to smooth to be growl

Gidster1 still not convinced. If they’re not growl they must be fried

I agree if he could even possibly go that low in chest there would be more than one instance of him hitting an F#1 and at least one or two examples of him hitting an F1 or E1

Cullen Lee they might be chest fry, but he’s still hitting them for only a split second each. You can reach below your normal lowest chest if it’s for a short moment, so I’m guessing that’s what Tim did, but he’s had multiple recordings of him hitting chest F#1’s and F1’s. They’re from live shows though so that’s why you normally don’t see them in videos like these, plus he hid a chest fry E1 in Can’t Stop The Feeling so I think it’s definitely possible that they’re chest Eb1’s in house party

Gidster1 can you link any video of a chest F#1 or F1 cuz I’m 99% sure they’re all growled

In this depth I can"t say that I HEAR the note more like I FEEL the note. I had feeling of C in those voice clicks in Tim"s fry. Also depends on kind of sound you hear. Most people are talking about E0, because of soundwaves showed for counting frequency, but if you take for example piano, there is possible to hear lower then E0. If you saw video showing piano with extra keys, there is a guy showing this extra tones where the lowest is C0. And it"s pretty easy to listen to it.

@@badamb401 on the video of the piano i saw with extra keys, the notes became completely indistinguishable past an E0, with a commenter pointing out that you could only hear the carious harmonics of the note because human hearing cuts out by that point. the fry pops are indeed a C but ive yet to see it said that vocal fry pops are an octave higher than the tone underneath. i may have just not seen it anywhere and it would certainly make sense considering vocal frys relation to subharmonics, but ive simlly yet to see it.

what you guys talk about is over my head but just for your information, it was recorded on a video camera not a cell. I know because I recorded it.

@@abbyzee2531 that dosent really change my point but Ill keep it in mind, ty!!

thank you for recording that momentous occasion, @@abbyzee2531

I think its both

No..? Tim sustains that note through the start of Voiceplay's section.

It’s not really melodic at all. He just chose a random note and it happened to be C0. There was no intent behind it and he doesn’t really hold and he just slides up

@@matthewdockray9745 can you prove me he didn't meant to hit a C0?

that was adam😂

@@musikavatarethan not even close xDDD Adam is a Bass not a Super Bass

@@NeckCS2 Tim confirmed it was Chance throat singing

Even still, A0 is higher than a C0 😂

@@vendem2571 Not chance, he said adam was

That's exactly the same note..

Burak Tuncay 🤷🏻‍♀️

Burak Tuncay well regardless of that.. ? There is a video of Tim and it says A0- A5 range so there is that ... lol

Burak Tuncay why not? Just sharing how did I know you watched the video? 😊💜

11:22

@@badamb401 ty

@Niranjan Rajesh I have confirmed this note from one guy which used the frequency pedal for this note and he said that it"s really for moment C0.