How??? How is this possible!! Wow! That has blown my socks off!!

your still alive??

He growls.... My voice adds to my 5hz!!!!! clicks, he is just a faker.... I can prove it..... Give me an upload/email adress.

He growls.... My voice adds to my 5hz!!!!! clicks, he is just a faker.... I can prove it..... Give me an upload/email adress.

hitting that low note using vocal fry is too easy 😏😏😏 can he sing only in the tenor range not more Higher than that???with 12 octaves of range

He is in chest-fry below about F#1. It is fry, but he is still chest connected... indicating his vocal folds are still doing the work, but requires a bit of fry to accomplish it. Now, I cannot go as low as Tim, but my voice is similar, in this regard. I peter out at about F#0 in chest-fry and up to C#6 in falsetto. Having long vocal folds also allows them to thin out. Most bass singers have moderately long but thick vocal folds, which doesn't allow as much thinning for high notes.

Это рычание Льва 😮

I came for this

For the win!😂

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Thank you! Could you please send the link to the radio interview? I would love to hear it!

@@BassManMatteo kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hdiBabZ53L2yo3U.html here it is!

@@loocs382 Thanks!

I would rather call it a capability but I see what you mean. He was born like this.

Thank you!

It would not be that low tho

This is why the general public annoys me. Avi isn't even that low. He's just been popularized by being part of a famous group.

@@MizzouRah78he really is though, his chest voice reaches down to a G1-G#1 which by every single standard is abnormally low, most basses hover around C2. Even at Mizzou, where I assume you’re from, I just transferred from there to Belmont University and in University singers there were three people including me who could sing a low C, he is comfortably singing a fifth below that. Please do not spread negativity by calling people “general public” without fact checking yourself.

@prestonbell2515 I said nothing negative. Maybe don't presume..? Against the average person, sure. However, put him up against any popular gospel quartet bass, and he's completely outmatched. I didn't pursue anything choir related past high school, but I've yet to hear a note Avi hit that I couldn't match. I'm not going to claim I've heard everything he's ever sung, just saying. Ultimately, he's talented, and I don't think negatively of him. I just get tired of people thinking of and comparing popularized figures with people completely out of their league. It's like showing up to an exotic supercar meet in my supra and thinking we're equals. The supra is a fun, quick, and nice car. However, one surely must recognize the difference... I will try to search for videos of Avi's lowest notes for some homework. The "lowest" I've seen in the past were dry croaks.

bruh

He would sound like me

I’m not sure, I took this from another video (link in description)

I’m not sure, this is just a snippet of a much longer video. The full video is in the description so you can ask them for your question because I do not have the answer.

I would still put him as a true bass; he is still in chest voice until about F1. It's ironic, since my chest voice goes down to E1 and chest fry to B0, subharmonics to E0, fry to G -1, but Tim will out-fry me any day.

He's legitimately singing down to the F#1 here, though it's probably mixed chest/fry. He lacks power on the low notes, but his fry control is indeed masterful.

Eb1 chest and baritone? ridicilous

He is a very low bass first of all. Secondly basses (not even profoundo) dont produce chest voice below C2 or at extremes B1s but they use chestfry in some capacity. Maybe Tim and 1 or 2 other people can use chest on an A1 but that is a huge maybe. The confusion stems from the fact that people see extreme voices on youtube and assume those are the norm. Another factor that makes people have this wrong understanding of how sound is produced is the fact that we associate fry with the unstable raspy sound. The truth is that fry is used in every single note of your range assuming you dont try to do falsetto (not head voice) Just as a sidenote the voice classifications (chest, head) are very missleading cauz they are outdated. The better term for chest is thyroid muscle dominant voice. Which means you engage the thyroid muscle in the production of sound boosting some frequences but the false chords also are engaged in this process. Chestfry on the other hand is the "Chest Voice" of Basso profundos or the extreme basses you see on youtube. Some also use subharmonics or growls. Basses are the people with darker quality in theur voice on their higher parts (the baritone range) and can reach F2s and E2s (at max) with servicable quality. Basso profundos are the same as basses only they are required to hit D2s at max and have a slightly bigger volume. It is not a coincedence that the lowest part in opera ever written is a D2 which is in a very small passage. Human voice cannot produce loud low notes below the D2 without utilizing other techniques than those of Bel Canto.

@@somekindofdude1130, absolutely. Most people do not understand what an average bass sounds like anymore. Johnny Cash, for example, is a prime example of an average bass voice. I will disagree, though, there are plenty of bass voices that can hit B1 in fortissimo... I am one of those basses. I can yell at C2 without any effort and my chest voice doesn't begin to weaken until about Ab1. But, there again, I am not the norm, either. (Just my speaking voice dips to C#1 on the slight fry we all get at the end of sentences; averaging 77Hz overall).

Yes I am

It’s inaudible though so that would be difficult

Guinness tested him, it's not HIS claim. He sang a 7-8 second E1 over the St Petersburg Chamber Choir in a live recording of De Profundis. He won the part after a world wide search for a low bass singer. Even the classical judges claimed that Tim was unique in his ability to sing 2 octaves below the E1 giving him the ability to float the note. Classically trained musicians don't really make claims on non musical growling sounds. An Ear/Nose/Throat doctor actually examined him and revealed that his vocal cords actually differed from what he saw in average males. He's actually a freak, lol. Don't take my word for it, look it up.

@@funkythumper Regardless of what doctor says there is a thing called audio science , You can not have a -7 octave note. The lower you go "hz" lowers as well and there is no repetition of waves on that octav .It's Bull Crap ... He is claiming a note which no one hears and guinness said OK to this ??? It is like proving GOD which we know you can not...

Yeah, I know, he hit a B-1, it’s crazy! Though the bottom notes are not chest voice, but a smooth chest-fry.

У меня наоборот когда горло болит всегда писклявый голос

practice, and a lot of it

That is pretty much all he does and it's similar with Roger Menees. That's why he speaks so broken and torn.

No idea, the video was from Alpha Sound, so presumably some sort of Alpha Sound setup.

Haha his voice is even lower than James Earl Jones

Man this is the weirdest and most humble-bragging community I’ve ever stumbled onto…

You are straight up lying bro

Thank you!

@@BassManMatteo You're welcome!!!

He doesn’t really do choir stuff. He does southern gospel music.