Remarkable gift he's got, I'd say. Tim Storms voice is awesome plus the background vocals complimented the song. The harmony was right and tight as well. Great job
WOW WOW that vibrated my toe nails. i never heard anyone sing that low, i have heard notes that low, but not with words. liked your reaction, you could see you were stunned
It's mostly vocal fry an extended technique Baritones or basses can master with the right mic equipment. However there are bassos and octavists who can go twice as low than this but they don't have an extreme range like storms. Most basses do have extended bottom ranges If we include fry or subharmonics.
Ooooook, i had heard of Tim Storms but never listened to him before....what really blows my mind, those notes are chest voice for sure....those are notes that Tim and Geoff pretty much only hit via subharmonic or growl...daaaamn...this dude is crazy
@@EchoesOfEmotionReact No...😔. But he isn't that unknown. But as far as I know, he had been to Europe. It would have been awesome to hear him live. I found him - by accident a few years ago on TH-cam. Sad there is only a few videos. (At least that I can find) And Tim Foust mentioned him. Paul David Kennamer, bass too. (Gospel) - found him too by accident. (A singer, that could be interesting to see live performe is:Nick Pitera. He has a feminine falsetto and sang Jasmine's part)
Great reaction! He did have a very low voice. It's good to experience different artist once in a while. I do not think I would listen to him on a regular basis. But it was incredible to hear someone sing that low! Thank you for your reaction!🙂
@@EchoesOfEmotionReact yes, it is always good to experience new things! Just not my cup of tea. But it was a discovery anyway. I think I will probably move on from it though.🙂
If you want a fun experience, listen to this on a system with a sub. Set the sub off to the side and listen to Tim sing out of it for most of the song. In his younger days, he would sing this as a solo.
I'm so glad you reacted to Tim Storms. He hardly gets any exposure from reactors but is super talented. He used to live & perform in Branson, Missouri (about an hour from my home), so I have seen him perform with the group Pierce Arrow dozens & dozens of times. You should check out his video with the St Petersburg Chamber Choir. th-cam.com/video/UqelCmfiGnU/w-d-xo.html
But you should know, in these videos he sings using chest voice (mostly, except a few) , But these records all take into account Vocal fry (aka "FAKE voice") . He doesn't hide that fact, even here so much compression and equalization has been done to make it more bassy.
@@EchoesOfEmotionReact Yeah, it's the widest vocal range... except about half of it is sub-audible. If you only count the range people can actually hear it's not the widest (but still amazing obv)
Try to listen to Home Free "Honey I'm good", live. The video are a live version. For a reference, the video recorder, is standing on the sound tec's table. I think that there is a close to a Tim v. Tim tide there. I would really like youre opinion on that. And it's a chance to hear HF live.
I would have needed to use a bottle brush on my ears if I wore headphones while listening to him. He gets so low that his voice loses all color, it's a completely different experience than listening to someone singing in chest voice. He gets so low it seems like the sound is coming up from the bottom of a canyon.
@@EchoesOfEmotionReact you were asking about the widest vocal range, we might have to introduce you to Dimash soon. He sings in so many languages and octaves he is a one man international choir.
@@EchoesOfEmotionReact it's funny that there doesn't seem to be much out there on the upper end of his range. There are bunches of videos about the low end, but nil on the rest. You are right, at 10 octaves he has the widest range, but there doesn't seem to be an example of him demonstrating it. Well, not that I have found anyway.
If you consider Dimash with his 6 Octaves (and some) vocal range monstrous, then what is your opinion of Tim Storms 12 (twelve) octaves vocal range? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Storms
--INFO PACKAGE BELOW!! --Chest voice = Also known as "modal voice" or "full voice", is the second lowest register and the area of anyone's vocal range where the entire length of the vocal cords are vibrating. --Vocal fry = Also known as "pulse", is the lowest register where the vocal cords are closed and only a small portion of them vibrate as air pressure breaks through. (I think) Tim Storms is NOT singing all low notes in chest voice. Keep in mind, this is a studio recording. Anything could have been done to edit the entire song to sound better, which is exactly what has happened. The general consensus among people who are bass singing enthusiasts is that Tim Storms is a heavy user of vocal fry. If you want to hear someone with an actually low voice, check out JD Sumner. Other amazing bass singers: -Eric Hollaway (he has a youtube channel) -Glenn Miller -Tuukka Haapaniemi -London Parris ...and many more...
Thank you Jerry boy, this is out of my area of knowledge so I appreciate the effort you put into this! I know JD summer very well he is amazing! Hope you have an awesome day😁
If you've never heard JD Sumner sing, you should listen to him. He has a double low C recorded multiple times and was also in the GBWR. I've heard both him and TS both and trust me, Sumner was better.
What a bloody fake Storms is, most of his so called range is not actually singing at all. The sickening thing is that real Oktavists with genuinely great voices do not get the recognition they deserve. Ridiculous.
Remarkable gift he's got, I'd say. Tim Storms voice is awesome plus the background vocals complimented the song. The harmony was right and tight as well. Great job
WOW WOW that vibrated my toe nails. i never heard anyone sing that low, i have heard notes that low, but not with words. liked your reaction, you could see you were stunned
Hi Travis! I know right it is absolutely mind blowing! I will just never again listen it with headphones😁
It's mostly vocal fry an extended technique Baritones or basses can master with the right mic equipment. However there are bassos and octavists who can go twice as low than this but they don't have an extreme range like storms. Most basses do have extended bottom ranges If we include fry or subharmonics.
Your reaction was priceless! 🤣 You did not disappoint me.
I can't listen to Tim with headphones, you're braver than me! 💕
Hi Debs it was a tuly insane experience. Never again🤣
Thank you for putting a smile on my face😁🥰
I just blew another set of ear buds.
I didn't know those notes were possible.
12-14 Octaves an a lowest note measured in hertz but equivalent to a G -7. I love all of the hilarious reactions I have seen to his voice!
Ooooook, i had heard of Tim Storms but never listened to him before....what really blows my mind, those notes are chest voice for sure....those are notes that Tim and Geoff pretty much only hit via subharmonic or growl...daaaamn...this dude is crazy
Hi Myscheif I know right! It is insanity! I never thought the human voice could go that low!😅
Seems like everyone enjoyed that. Amazingly low voice. Nice reaction too!
Hi Trish! Thank you so much! He is not that poular but would really recommend at least a watch! Hope you are well😁
@@EchoesOfEmotionReact Not to brag. But I heard some of his songs. As far as I remember, Tim Foust has recommended him. See: "Gospel Bass C2 - C1".
Wow that is awesome! How was it live?😁
@@EchoesOfEmotionReact No...😔. But he isn't that unknown. But as far as I know, he had been to Europe. It would have been awesome to hear him live. I found him - by accident a few years ago on TH-cam. Sad there is only a few videos. (At least that I can find) And Tim Foust mentioned him.
Paul David Kennamer, bass too. (Gospel) - found him too by accident.
(A singer, that could be interesting to see live performe is:Nick Pitera. He has a feminine falsetto and sang Jasmine's part)
Thank you Hanne I will certainly go look it up😁
I think it can be a surreal experience so see him live and all these amazing artists actually😁
Hilarious reaction! Itchy vibrating ears! Damn, that was something!
Hi Dravengal, never again shall I do that! The bass was insane🤣 it vibrates the ear drums🤣
@@EchoesOfEmotionReact I’m sure he’s blown out a few speakers in his day!
I am.very sure he did!😁😅
Great reaction! He did have a very low voice. It's good to experience different artist once in a while. I do not think I would listen to him on a regular basis. But it was incredible to hear someone sing that low! Thank you for your reaction!🙂
Hi Carla! I think that this was an once off for now😅 I am glad I watched this but my ears are still recovering🤣
@@EchoesOfEmotionReact yes, it is always good to experience new things! Just not my cup of tea. But it was a discovery anyway. I think I will probably move on from it though.🙂
That makes sense😊 thank you for watching though😁
@@EchoesOfEmotionReact you're welcome. Always!Looking forward to next reaction!
Thank you so much! Next is Peter and Tim again😁
Tim Foust has a video of him with Tim Storms.
Hi David, really! I habe to see that😁
Sorry. I found the video. Was Tim with another bass legend.
Oh no worries thank you anyway😁
Tim has a 10 octave tange
If you want a fun experience, listen to this on a system with a sub. Set the sub off to the side and listen to Tim sing out of it for most of the song. In his younger days, he would sing this as a solo.
Hi Phillip, just tried it and almost broken a window😲
I can only imagine how this would sound live😱
@@EchoesOfEmotionReact I know he used to do a show in Branson. Not sure if he does that anymore or not.
That is a little far for me, maybe one day I can come visit that side of the world😁
I'm so glad you reacted to Tim Storms. He hardly gets any exposure from reactors but is super talented. He used to live & perform in Branson, Missouri (about an hour from my home), so I have seen him perform with the group Pierce Arrow dozens & dozens of times. You should check out his video with the St Petersburg Chamber Choir. th-cam.com/video/UqelCmfiGnU/w-d-xo.html
Hi Linda I also thought he was more well known! He is really talented and has an amazing voice!
I will go have a look thank you so much!😁
I wish there were more bass singers from other countries who sang something other than opera.
But you should know, in these videos he sings using chest voice (mostly, except a few) ,
But these records all take into account Vocal fry (aka "FAKE voice") . He doesn't hide that fact, even here so much compression and equalization has been done to make it more bassy.
His lowest note is G -7 which is 0.189 Hz I Hope this maybe clarified something.🙃
Hi Fluffy Bunny! That is awesome! Thank you😁🤗
@@EchoesOfEmotionReact Yeah, it's the widest vocal range... except about half of it is sub-audible. If you only count the range people can actually hear it's not the widest (but still amazing obv)
id love to hear him sing through a kazoo.
Try to listen to Home Free "Honey I'm good", live.
The video are a live version.
For a reference, the video recorder, is standing on the sound tec's table.
I think that there is a close to a Tim v. Tim tide there.
I would really like youre opinion on that.
And it's a chance to hear HF live.
Hi Helle, sounds like a good idea I have not seen ome of their live video's yet😁
@@EchoesOfEmotionReact oh forgot, the video is called "Tim's vibrations".
Thank you so much!😁
I would have needed to use a bottle brush on my ears if I wore headphones while listening to him. He gets so low that his voice loses all color, it's a completely different experience than listening to someone singing in chest voice. He gets so low it seems like the sound is coming up from the bottom of a canyon.
Hi D that was the first and last time for me😆 I listened to it again on my speakers and it shook the windows😲
It is truly something Out of this world🤣
@@EchoesOfEmotionReact you were asking about the widest vocal range, we might have to introduce you to Dimash soon. He sings in so many languages and octaves he is a one man international choir.
That sounds intruiging! According Guiness Tim has the widest vocal range as well. I wonder how high he can go😄
@@EchoesOfEmotionReact it's funny that there doesn't seem to be much out there on the upper end of his range. There are bunches of videos about the low end, but nil on the rest. You are right, at 10 octaves he has the widest range, but there doesn't seem to be an example of him demonstrating it. Well, not that I have found anyway.
I have tried looking as well but could not find anything... Maybe he just goes low and very low and then extremely low😁
If you consider Dimash with his 6 Octaves (and some) vocal range monstrous,
then what is your opinion of Tim Storms 12 (twelve) octaves vocal range?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Storms
i thought it was a 10 octave range that had been officially recognised
--INFO PACKAGE BELOW!!
--Chest voice = Also known as "modal voice" or "full voice", is the second lowest register and the area of anyone's vocal range where the entire length of the vocal cords are vibrating.
--Vocal fry = Also known as "pulse", is the lowest register where the vocal cords are closed and only a small portion of them vibrate as air pressure breaks through. (I think)
Tim Storms is NOT singing all low notes in chest voice. Keep in mind, this is a studio recording. Anything could have been done to edit the entire song to sound better, which is exactly what has happened. The general consensus among people who are bass singing enthusiasts is that Tim Storms is a heavy user of vocal fry. If you want to hear someone with an actually low voice, check out JD Sumner.
Other amazing bass singers:
-Eric Hollaway (he has a youtube channel)
-Glenn Miller
-Tuukka Haapaniemi
-London Parris
...and many more...
Thank you Jerry boy, this is out of my area of knowledge so I appreciate the effort you put into this!
I know JD summer very well he is amazing! Hope you have an awesome day😁
What's the point in discrediting a man who is certified, you wanna take up guiness records as well.
No headphones, so seemed parts where he was lowest wasn't clearly pronounced.
Hi Edith believe me you saved your ears😁 but yes he goes so low that it is almost not in your range of hearing😅
HOLY HUNK OF HUMANITY.....
Hi Howie! That is the best thing I have read today🤣
@@EchoesOfEmotionReact Hahaha but seriously! When God created man, it sounded like that and THAT is a MAN! 😂
Reminds me of Avengers that sentence!🤣
@@EchoesOfEmotionReact lol I dunno...never watched it
Then it would not make sense sorry about that🤣 But it fitted peefecfly😅
React to Tim Storms nearer still nearer
Hi Bentley! Thank you for the recommendation! I will add it to the list😁
If you've never heard JD Sumner sing, you should listen to him. He has a double low C recorded multiple times and was also in the GBWR. I've heard both him and TS both and trust me, Sumner was better.
your channel name is hella sus
What a bloody fake Storms is, most of his so called range is not actually singing at all. The sickening thing is that real Oktavists with genuinely great voices do not get the recognition they deserve. Ridiculous.