you can't sing this without passing out
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.พ. 2022
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This video was a collab with Tim Waurick, he recorded this awesome tag to be transcribed - check out his channel :)
Performed by: Tim Waurick of Vocal Spectrum ( / vstenor )
Arranged by: Aaron Dale
faq:
Q: how are you related to jacob collier? / A: i'm not, we just have the same last name
Q: how do you transcribe? / A: i use musescore for notation and 'Transcribe!' for beat marking, slowing down etc
Q: do you have perfect pitch? / A: no
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Q: why are some videos not transcribed by you? / A: sometimes other people submit transcriptions, most are commissioned from others who can do a better job than i can. i want to make sure you see the best transcriptions possible! - เพลง
If I had a nickel for every time I've heard a guy hold a belted Ab4 for like 34 seconds, I'd have only one nickel, which isn't a lot but it's weird it's happened once
Can you at least give Dan Povenmire credit please?
@@waterwind2266 lmao what
@@waterwind2266 lol yes this came from Phineas and Ferb where Doofenshmirtz was like "if I had a nickel for every time this happened, I'd have two nickels, which isn't a lot but it's weird that it happened twice"
@@jasonfieler Cool and all but why does he have to credit him?
@@j-siah6460 I think they are saying to credit him because he was the one to write the joke, as Dan Povenmire was one of the main writers as well as the voice of Doofenshmirtz
That was sustained perfectly for over half a minute.....
It ain't easy
@@M0M... no. This guy is a soprano for a quartet that competes. He genuinely can just sing that high
@@devonbotney2762 Tenor, not soprano.
The dude’s an absolute beast
@@M0M... lmao yeah. Super perfect. Wouldn't bet it took hours to get it perfect
Thanks for sharing this George!!! So proud to say Tim is my son!!! I love that you transcribed it! Thank you!
Holy!!! 💖💖
Omg the chances lol
Your comment is right under your sons!
your son has an amazing gift for sure ma'am!
He commented about an hour before you lol
Hello mum, proud of your boy
Aside from the craziness of that ridiculously long note, can we appreciate how good the other parts are too?! Listen to those harmonies, that blend, everything… Tim is THE MAN!
get the whistle overtone at the very end begin to ring makes me shiver every time.
You know he’s in tune when he starts to sound like a damn harmonica
@@alexhamann1578 That’s when I suspect pitch correction
@@getsomebud According to him, he doesn't use it. He just does many takes until it's right.
@@getsomebud i agree it sounds artificial to me
Kudos to that guy on the left.
I hope the other three are paying him well.
ho-hold on 😟
😂😂😂👍
lmao 😂
Not only is Tim one of the best vocalists in the entire history of the genre, but he has an absolutely perfect barbershop face
Yeah, singing barbershop with a newly shaved face seems..... not right :D
Haha
After several seconds of that last chord, it doesn't even sound like a human voice any more, but more like some kind of fat analog synth. Absolutely amazing.
Autotune
@@sercangundogdu340 Maybe, probably, don't care. My only interest is in the fact that it sounds like a synth. If you were to sample it, apply an envelope and filter, nobody would know that it was originally human voices.
@@tomgreenleaf1918 I agree
@@sercangundogdu340 Funnily enough, had the pitch been shifted that synth sound would not have worked. Being "in tune" by computer standards (search 12-TET if you're interested) actually make the chord less "in tune" (tuned justly, i.e. with just intonation) when listened by human ears, thus the overtones would not generated had it been Autotuned. In fact, the classic "ringing" sound in barbershop could not generate at all if Autotune were used.
It’s strange coming from the band world cause I’ve never heard a brass section or string section sustain a major chord and sound like a beeping synth. Like his timbre really sounded electronic but I won’t judge any more I’m not a singer or know much about it
Him on the leftmost is an absolute champ
When someone lags on the perfect moment:
Bro really went the distance
he is a siren
To the people who can't wrap their brains around this and think it must therefore be "fake": I get it. You've never heard anything like this before. As a 35-year barbershopper, trust me when I tell you that this is real. Tim can sing like this live (and has) in front of tens of thousands of people. Just because you've not experienced ability like this before doesn't mean it doesn't exist. To be fair, even among champs Tim is a bit of a phenom, but there are live examples by other champs which will certainly impress you just as much. Go down the rabbit hole on YT and find out for yourself.
People who don't believe are tik-tok viewers so I wouldn't worry about it
I almost exclusively trust 35-year barbershoppers in my day to day life decisions fwiw.
@@MoritzSchippers Smart man!
Yep, a lot of people don't actually know how good you can get at singing in tune when you train specifically for good harmony. It's understandable since they obviously have no personal exposure to real, trained, top level part singers. Anyone who doesn't know that the ringing, almost synth-like overtone effect you hear at the end is one of the signature sounds of good, LIVE barbershop should brush up before assuming it's impossible.
@@spiffcheeso Plus getting an overtone is partially about matching vowel sounds and tone etc, much easier when you're singing with yourself! I feel really sad for anyone that's not heard live or helped create amazing harmonies and overtones like this!
Oh my god the overtones on that last chord are HEAVENLY!!!!
Was gonna say the same thing. So pure
Dude when you can hear the 5th, tonic then the third above that in an overtone you know it's good
I could not hear the overtones, how did you?
@@dylanrhyno8271 it might be a speaker quality issue? I heard them perfectly on my computer speakers, but now listening again on just my phone speaker they're a lot harder to make out
I was looking for the notated third. There was definetely no notated third. There definitely was an audible third. Crazy.
For those that don't know, Tim Waurick is one of the best Barbershoppers to ever do it. INSANE range and voice control.
Is this legit with no autotune? The harmonies are so in tune it hurts.
@@neighbourhoodmusician th-cam.com/video/jawmji4Caas/w-d-xo.html here's him doing it live
@@neighbourhoodmusician That is Barbershop Harmony!
@@neighbourhoodmusician Barbershop singers are well-known for ridiculous pitch accuracy. They even “detune” notes from the equal temperament to reinforce natural harmonics.
Relaxed, relaxed face, jaw and mouth and tongue, my voice teacher constantly said. Tim's tags present that and joy. Much appreciated.
The way this man can make the illusion of a full choir with only 4 voices is absolutely mindfucking. His voice is so strong and so powerful. The resonance with how in tune it is almost makes your ears hurt. Beautiful
no one asked
@@sashimihir9396 look at the likes vs yours pal. Now tell me; which is more creative, a genuine thought out breakdown analysis of the music being played, or “first”? I’ll let you be the judge
@@sashimihir9396 No one "asks" for comments, especially "first"
@@MongerOfStrings8222 duh
@@sashimihir9396 you've added so much to this comments section, thaaaanks 🙄
It's also cool how the vibrato at the end of the sustain was synced perfectly throughout the 4 voices
I don't think that's the vibrato. Might be the vibration of the notes going together (like when tuning a bass).
Might be the vibrato though I don't know
@@MrDrasby it's v i b r a t o
@@MrDrasby nah it is definitely vibrato
Yah...I noticed that. I would like to know if it's live or post-prod.
Either way, a fantastic performance.
@@SuperAmazingJared yeah you're right, had to listen a couple of times.
Tim is stupidly talented. You can tell he has spent YEARS perfecting this. Huge inspiration as a new barbershopper
I also want to point out how tight that 4 part writing is. Like, that is textbook quality counterpoint right there.
He's so perfectly in tune on that last chord there's a harmonic sounding. Very impressive.
Tim posted this like 20 mins ago. Impressive, George. Great content as always, George!
Almost... Like they planned this release 🙃
I mean, he could be basing it off of the sheet music for this arrangement that's been available for years.
@@SillySpaceMonkey this would take about 5 minutes to transcribe. No plan necessary.
@@Jake_Sachs I'm basing that off the fact that there was a several day lead up to this premiere (more than normal; time to prep) and George's video was linked in Tim's when it premiered, and Tim immediately commented to tell everyone to come check this out!
I have my reasons 😉
@@SillySpaceMonkey Anyone who thinks you can put a video like this together in 20 mins has never had to prepare as much as a powerpoint presentation.
When you start to hear an organ on a sustained chord you KNOW it’s in tune.
Glad to see Tim Waurick getting the recognition he truly deserves for being an ungodly talent, seriously unbelievable
Legend says that he is still holding this note to this day.
Hahahahahhaha
I know it’s a joke but we literally see him end it
Did he disconnect after 15 seconds?
no, legend says that you should just watch the end of this video to see him end the note.
Thanks for the laugh!
What I find so incredible is that, because of his ease, he makes these high notes sound lower than they are. Also, he has an impressive lower range displayed here as well!
Let's not forget that the Baritone is singing higher than the tenor. I'm an alto and his final note is high for me. Simply amazing.
How dafuq did he even nail that vibrato at the end so flawlessly without just imploding?
I absolutely loved that bass and Bari merge on the frist “every mile”. The perfect lock and ring.
Almost held it, sung it in head voice because I can sustain notes longer in that range, get very wobbly at the end, about a semibreve off
If what you’re trying to say is that it’s not that impressive, pretty sure it is. Doesn’t really matter if it’s off a little bit
@@aspectum1816
William is describing his attempt to hold the long sustained note from the video.
He's saying he basically did it, but started to lose the note towards the end and ultimately ran out of breath four beats before the note in the video ended.
@@TheZigzagman i know, but it seems like a pretty redundant comment given the clarity of his timbre, concise pitch, pretty excellent synchronous timing with the harmonies, and the mostly unwavering notes he holds. It's like critiquing the mona lisa because the dimensions of her face are not perfectly in line with the golden ratio lol it's like it's close enough and the rest of it is phenomenal
@@aspectum1816
No, man. You don't get it. The guy who made the comment is talking about his own performance, not the person singing in the video.
@@TheZigzagman i'm a dumbass lol sorry about that. Didn't know this person also made a cover of it
reminds me of the notre dame song that the ringmasters did. Killing vibe nonetheless. Fantastic singing and great transcription as always.
Both are arranged by the same guy, Aaron Dale. I’d highly recommend checking out two choral pieces that he has arranged, one called “didn’t my lord deliver Daniel”, and the other “from now on”. They’re both incredible all the way through, and are performed by incredible vocal ensembles. I recommend listening to the first piece sung by the University of Pretoria Camerata choir, and the second sung by the Westminster Mens Chorus.
I was about to say the same!
@@alildaisy2180 Thank you for the recommendations, will definitly check them out!
what amazes me about the Notre Dame tag is that the Ringmasters are four absolute titans of their craft, excellent vocalists on their dedicated part and very good on the others. This guy emulates their kind of sound but just by himself. The ability to tune to a track rather than a person + sing all 4 parts so proficiently is outstanding
@@danielm-k7393 as a singer, I completely agree. Hearing a track and singing with it well is really difficult to do, it’s so much easier with other people. Not to mention, the Ringmasters Notre Dame medley is what turned me onto barbershop, and therefore other kinds of vocal music. Their greatness has not only inspired me, but I bet thousands of others to aspire to their level.
Guys, you do really think George would post this if it was fake or edited? This man knows talent from all genres of music. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the world of barbershop harmony.
Wow! To have one son who sings well would be a blessing, but imagine having quadruplets and they all are amazing singers!
You can feel the joy he's giving while singing... I love it ❤️
George, from DCI to barbershop, you’ve transcribed some of my favorite settings of music, and it’s so wonderful to see these more niche genres represented and appreciated. Thank you for everything you do!
Okay, do Tim’s “Five Foot Two” next and really blow people’s minds with a long post! :)
The odds that four people who look so similar being in the same group must be astronomical.
Absolutely brilliant. I will never get tired of hearing Tim singing like that.
The way my jaw dropped when he added vibrato at the end... like, it was already so impressive but the fact that he still had the breath to do that blows my mind. Amazing voice, very talented! 💗💗
Tim Waurick (and the rest of VS) introduced me to the world of barbershop many many years ago and inspired me to upload tag videos to my channel. So thank you Tim and thank you George for transcribing one of my favorite tags ever. ❤️
I love this tag so much, and had a lot of fun learning it a few years ago; thanks for transcribing it!
Wow!!! Terrific intonation!!! You can hear the overtone series in the sustained chords.
Bro I know he can hold notes stupidly long but he has crazy range too.Incredible
The fact that he was still smiling in the end is what gets me
The harmony, the perfect synchronization until the very end, the long sustain, the voice range, the clarity of the voice... I'm flabbergasted. Tim is a treasure we need to protect.
George, not only do you transcribe, but each time you show me new amazing people I wouldn't have known of. You don't know how happy this makes me! Thank you!
I can’t even hold my breath for that long, let alone steadily sing a note like that without the slightest waver! Incredible!!
Just the fact that each vibrato at the end is perfectly in sync blows my mind.
46 seconds of perfect sustain btw.... I can't even say how impressed I am, good job Tim Waurick
Thank you!!
@@TimWaurickMusic🐐
@@TimWaurickMusic your the GOAT!!!
That gorgeous Db overtone on the last chord 😍
I have mad respect for this guy. It takes mad skill to harmonize with yourself and although I'm a trumpet player and not a singer, that is just very impressive. Great job! The harmony just keeps playing back in my head :)
You're right.
I've had the pleasure of singing with Tim. You can bet he is for real and the best I've ever sung with.
I have been waiting for Tim Waurick to appear on this channel. I can die happy now.
Thank you for sharing this when it comes to posts and tags no one can compare to Tim
First watch: "wow that was awesome"
Second watch: "man those passing chords are amazing"
Third watch: *tears welling up as an overwhelming wave of emotion crashes over me*
Thanks for featuring barbershop! And of course, by the GOAT 🐐🐐
OML THE TALENT!!!!!
That was awesome, just perfection to my ears🔥🔥
JESUS I TRIED IT AND ALMOST DIED
Edit: I tried with proper air and it wasn't as hard, the hard part is maintaining it and not shaking haha
Tim is a damn legend
Thank you, Zach!!
Wow, instantaneous goosebumps. That was incredible
Yoooooooo the overtones at the end 😍😍😍 just wow.
Breathtakingly impressive
Confirmed: This man has four lungs.
Holy cow, that's amazing. Not just the long note, but that ending harmony too... it's a lovely harmony
Again, I must say that right there was phenomenal! Everything about this video, Tim, was exquisite. If I could work on a few things with myself, it would be the holding of notes. And not just holding them, but still making them sound pure throughout the ending of the song or wherever that hold would need to be at. Tim, keep on singin’ and staying happy!
Tim Waurick is just built different.
Holy breath! ☠️🙏
That's incredible and awesome harmony.
I remember singing this with my friends in high school almost 10 years ago. Glad to see it is still going!
i can't imagine great overlap of viewers of this channel and ray william johnson but 8-9 years ago he featured tim and vocal spectrum on =3. It was how i got into barbershop. weird the passage of time.
That's actually awesome!! And I'm also a Phillies fan!
@@TimWaurickMusicwhat really? how’s that?
What are ledger lines called when they're just a whole new staff's bottom line? Ledger staff?
Maybe we should call them TimStaffs since only Tim needs them?
Lol I now see this is just the continued underscore from the beginning of the post on the previous page.
Damnit, Tim, you've broken sheet music and also my ability to comprehend it. Ha!
I love that you're giving barbershop more exposure, nice! Tim is an amazing singer, and def deserves more attention. Also perfect transcription as always :)
the overtones on the last note are so clear! it sounds amazing
Tim Waurick is the best!
🤩🤯what just happened? HIRE THIS MAN! BROADWAY!! Are you LISTENING????
first thought you transcribed and uploaded that in 15 mins...glad to know that it was a colab that would have been a very concerning speed
That end is so well blend, it sounds like a single note in an organ with many stops
I literally love Tim Waurick
Super well made, would love to hear what it was like without pitch correction, but nonetheless great
Same
th-cam.com/video/jawmji4Caas/w-d-xo.html here he is singing it live. Every bit as brilliant and perfectly tuned as the studio version. Yes, he really just is that good.
@@AdamFaruqi thanks for the live version. That’s ridiculous and I’m very suspicious of it due to the fact that pitch correction can be used live. If it isn’t, wow, that is almost impossibly in tune
@@unfunnydave5485 There is no pitch correction at live barbershop events. Full stop. You seriously underestimate the talent of champ-level barbershop quartets. Barbershoppers are used to hearing this kind of thing completely unamplified at afterglows.
@@allanwebb2985 if that’s true then wow
The last chord sounds justly tuned. Just amazing!!!!
BRAVO. That was effing AMAZING
how I envy his breath support, so much strength to sustain huhuhu
A great tag by Tim. I can watch this daily to help get the breath control I used to have during my S.A. days!
I used to sing this arrangement with some friends from high school. I was the baritone but always switched up to the post for this tag. It’s such a fun piece.
A true master piece *chefs kiss*
All I'm thinking is how he's so spectacularly in tune!
my jaw is on the FLOOR oh my GOD that is so seriously impressive and the harmonies? so tight!
That’s absolutely incredible
I don't like how happy bro looks. it's uncanny
Main point aside about the insanely long notes, that was some really good harmony.
35 seconds of holding that note with that intensity. Thats a fucking singer right there
Extremely awesome!!
Simply unbelievable
Beautiful
This is heavenly!!!
How long can you hold a note ?
This guy : Yes
I…I can’t stop listening to this. I’m in complete awe! The amount of extreme talent and effort put in to just these 50 seconds of singing is the culmination of certainly well over 15 years of hard practice. Amazing!
Damn, how is he so in tune with his last note? That's just hella impressive that I heard the voice of god with 4 different recordings spliced together.
This is incredible
WOAH That truly is a long ass tag! Magnificent💖
🤯 Not to mention the gorgeous intonation 😍
SUPERB breath control!
That was phenomenal..
When the conductor forgot about you
People are going crazy over the belt, I'm going crazy over the breath management, my guy held that one note for like 40 beats