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Who sings that intro song?

20:48 JD does a 2 octave slide with such ease!

when does it stop being a note and become a belch

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you can't really compare those using microphones and those able to make their low notes sound in a real without any gain and IQ. If you boost the low frequencies, a noise can become a something that sounds like a voice, but it's not. Of course, they have all been recorded through a microphone, but you see what I mean. For some of them, it's a musical instrument. They play the microphone as an instrument.

It's not about burping a low C into a microphone, but about filling a church with it in the presence of a choir.

why are the church piano players so big?

What's the name on the song at 6:49

What up bro? long time no see... hope you are blessed !!

Zlatopolski is the goat.

8:57 best one

Help!!! Some of you folks might know: What is a good stage mic for live vocals that captures the low notes well? It's like something in our cover band PA is limiting what I get get out front, even when eating the mic, and I'm sure the mic is a major contributor. I'm not that loud at the bottom, but still, nothing at all seems to get through. Basically anything down to a G1. Thanks for any help anyone can provide, muchly appreciated.

2:15 That B0!

needed to listen with my sub-woofers to hear it all!

1;20 is the best Eb ever

My friend Erica is Tim's great niece.

11:18

8:39 is insane

Once I heard JD and the G (-3), I am now considering myself a high baritone. LIKE WHAT HOW MUCH TESTOSTERONE DO YOU HAVE BRO

C1!!!!!!!!

The Quarteto Gileade sounded great. I never heard quartets like that from other countries. Wow!

Pretty much all of the acapella singers are actually using techniques such as subharmonics or growl while the choral singers as low as Eb1 were straight up chesting it. The D2 in the choral setting may have been chested, and I have met someone who can chest a D2, but the C#1 in the choral setting is an undertone I'm pretty sure. Also J.D Summer is the real deal, but I think he is fry-mixing everything below the F1. The B0 is vocal fry which I wouldn't call singing. Down there, pretty much can't carry a normal pitch.

9:28 22:43 25:54 32:43

I crown Jeff Chapman. The fullest tone, thicc timbre ~

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2:48 my fav one

Good old JD.

0:06 what is the name of song?

Extraordinario 👏👏👏👏

As baritone I thought my voice was deep till I heard them. Greats talents 🙌

I can listen to Tims voice all day long. And together as a group these guys are on top of everyone else.💖💖💖💖💖💖

Singing in fart noises!

Great! Low you did forget Ivan Rebroff, who had an F1.

I saw Home Free in concert last year and I swear Tim hit a note so low, my seat shook! Seriously!

He's good, but to me, Geoff Castellucci is THE BEST. His lows are clean/buttery sounding perfection....Tim is like those cars/trucks blasting loud bass that rattles everything, and not in a good way either.

favorite moments: 15:07 18:00 25:58 30:44 and the last 2 are just mind-boggling

Aqui ele manda um C#1 em "Oh Jonas" th-cam.com/users/liveC4eliQJ-2e0?si=VxfapI45QfAuFxXL Em 44:37

Buenas noches alguna posibilidad de saber el nombre de la canción que está en el minuto 11:58 de antemano muchas gracias es muy bella ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

Why do people prefer voices to be as lowest as possible than cantable? Guys, I don't understand this ''fart'' below F1 when it is not convincing and does not reach concreteness, and is at the limit. What a friable Ab1 has JD Sumner's (whom everyone praises), and what a graceful and sonorous Ab1 has Tim Riley's. JD Sumner has an ultra deep voice that is soft and lacks power. He is pleasant and effective when he speaks, but when he sings he is not convincing. Or there are those who reach low notes because of strong tension in the throat. Again, everyone has different physiology. My favorite is TIM RILEY, He doesn't have the lowest voice, but that's not the point, he has a perfect ballance, In terms of roundness, resonance and sounding in mix. Better a clear, round, full harmonics Ab1 or G1 than a fart-like or "a hard time pooping" E1 or Eb1 and lower or dragon-like vocal fry. This kind of bass, with such qualities as Tim Tiley's, is pleasant to listen to, he has perfect C3 to G1 register. Although even from Tim Riley I heard a powerful and clear E1 but this is already extreme.

I like Christian Davis

hey Dan, hope you read this some day. I really miss your bass singer cover videos, hope you come back some day pls

This is my favorite quartet, and I can't understand a word they're saying!

Can you give me the introduction song in details

Reminds me of ol’ JD Sumner who could rattle the concrete walls with one note.

Hello, is this clap it up dan?

cant even register it on my laptop... I just hear women screaming.

6:28 Tims voice made a woman moan..

I watched some of the videos on Tim Foust's solo TH-cam channel. He can sing some pretty high falsetto notes to. He is an amazing talent.

You need a big organ for low notes.

Quarteto Gileade cantase de novo o rapaz davi com um agudo igual ao quarteto arthus❤