Low Note Compilation | Eb1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2024
- A compilation of low notes from a variety of singers and genres, hence there's not about 300 clips of acapella which will probably upset some people but oh well. Each singer only used once.
Making this into a descending chromatic series thing. See how long it’ll last lol.
Hopefully if it’s good I’ll make more.
Any mistakes on notes or singer identification let me know pls.
Already prepped down to C1 so please don't feel the need to recommend any more singers for me to include
Please don't beg to be featured in a video, if you do I almost certainly won't put you in, and even if you don't beg you probably won't end up in the vid anyway.
I'm not going to include random people burping out low notes for the sake of trying to see what they can scrape out. I want an element of quality in these videos lol. If someone appears that you don't know as a singer or the note seems more miscellaneous in nature or less in-context, I've included it as they are singer/having singing training/some sort of singing experience and they can use their voice properly and with purpose, not just for creating vocal clicks, unless they do something really amazing
In this whole series, only one note wasn't able to reach a 5 minute video. if you can guess which one that is... I dunno, I might like your comment or something
I know I said E1 was my favourite, but this might be my joint favourite one of the series... surprisingly good variety again
Also the L Cohen Eb1 probably isn't countable but I wanted to include it and thought it sounded cool and I was running out of notes to get it to 5 minutes okay lmao
The clip at 0:55...
London doesn’t reach the Eb1 until the last bar. I wasn’t wearing headphones and made a mistake and marked him singing it too early. Whoops a daisy
[edit]: it’s an F1 anyway....
Also the L Cohen Eb1 probably isn't countable but I wanted to include it and thought it sounded cool and I was running out of notes to get it to 5 minutes okay lmao
this has got to be almost every person ever that's sung an Eb1... surely...
Zlatopolsky and rare few others have sung the Eb1. Zlat actually had the record for the lowest unamplified note for that Eb1.
@@reubenthomas7907 true, I can't remember who had it after that, but I know JD, Tim storms, Roger Menees and Dan Britton all have held the title at some point after
@@matthewdockray9745 All fry after JD. JD's C1 in Way on down sounds modal for sure, however his C1 in blessed assurance sounded fried, imo.
@@reubenthomas7907 true. Dan Britton sounds like shit too lol. yeah I think that was the only time JD used fry (intentional or not), though imo his best C1s are from "I'll have a new life", he fully sounds like a plucked baseline on a double bass and he's jumping up and down the arpeggios like it's nothing
@@matthewdockray9745 Yeah. I might cause some controversy here, but I think the G0 of JD's is fried. Mainly for these two reasons
1) Since that C1 in Blessed assurance is fried we can say it certainly wasnt an easy note for him. Of course there are times he hit it without fry, but he even acknowledged this one interview saying that the C1 isnt an easy note to hit.
2) the G0 happened in the 70's. There's another separate interview in the eighties, where JD sings an Eb1, and doesn't seem to have much below that. G0 is quite lower than Eb1, and since his voice became lower as he aged, it doesnt make sense for him to struggle on the Eb1. Unless that G0 wasnt chest in the first place.
Some might say, " I heard JD speak down to B0 , he must have hit the G0 in chest". But these guys hear JD's voice from the 90's , and by that time he could cleanly hit C1's. Of course his voice was much lower than what it was when he sang the G0.
Tommorrow: D1
Weeks later: G#-1
D1 actually comes out the day after tomorrow lol
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JD Summer's slide Eb2-Eb1 in Turn Your Radio On was a bomb!
true, it really puts the speakers to work, but I thought I'd showcase something from his earlier days that not many people know
Great editing man! Love it! 🎶🎶🎶
I'm happy I learned how to hit this note with the growl and fry technique! I sound like that Tim Foust lol
I’ve discussed with a couple (8-9) oktavists as far as where they think musicality stops. They tend to say around Eb1-F1. Funnily enough, that’s where almost all of them ended up stopping at on the live interviews when it got around time to doing them haha! Out of all of these impressive Eb1’s, Alexander Ort’s stands out the most because the only one doing it by himself unmic’d and unmixed. And yet it still is the biggest one here, especially with good headphones.
yeah I tend to agree, at least in backings and harmony. I think in main melody lines, below G#1 is a lot of the time just unnecessary and sounds kinda bad (especially in full voice), unless you can sort of do the Leonard fluttery soft voice thing, or keep it sounding smooth and musical (or you're zlatopolsky lol). In backings and harmonies etc, I'd be willing to say D1 is as low as is needed, below that it's just not necessary, and the sound quality has already decreased massively from say G1 anyway and a lot of the time it sounds quite poor
100% true. That Eb1- F1 is pretty much where musicality stops. And seems like humans arent supposed to sing any lower than that and only very few exceptions can do so.
@@matthewdockray9745 Personally, that Bb1- G#1 is the sweet spot . F#1 and G1 sounds good depending on the person, and below Eb1 unless you are Ort or Zlatopolsky dont do it. And even them, seems unnecessary. All these are of course imo.
I think I’d say it maybe stops at a B0 cuz that’s when we sorta start to lose sense of pitch and it just sounds like fry afterwards. Cuz there are some super good sounding C1’s and D1’s out there but some of the B0’s and below mostly just sound like straight fry unless it’s really well controlled or is using a special technique of some sort
I like the Richard Sterban's Eb1
Me too. I actually don't know Oak Ridge Boys. But I actually wanted to know this song where He hit an Eb1 note.
J. D. Sumner th-cam.com/video/ACbrIOKQdGs/w-d-xo.html
Tex Williams th-cam.com/video/5Who2xTAaG0/w-d-xo.html&t=193
Alexander Ort th-cam.com/video/XOJRnhCS-VE/w-d-xo.html
Tuukka Haapaniemi th-cam.com/video/QTSpOIXgL0Q/w-d-xo.html
London Parris th-cam.com/video/cNyzPlYdOso/w-d-xo.html
Richard Sterban th-cam.com/video/ZVLpEDwgdpM/w-d-xo.html
Stefan Voicu (+ D. Spatariu?) th-cam.com/video/sUdNqhtwCLs/w-d-xo.html
Paul David Kennamer th-cam.com/video/0e_yDunvnsw/w-d-xo.html
George Younce th-cam.com/video/JxHRJ6_r8pE/w-d-xo.html
Elliott Robinson th-cam.com/video/VngeoOy-nFs/w-d-xo.html
Ken Turner th-cam.com/video/NcJSPT5OdHU/w-d-xo.html
Matt Spriggs th-cam.com/video/HxwqdCrjLO0/w-d-xo.html
Leonard Cohen th-cam.com/video/0nyMrjGX2vk/w-d-xo.html
Aluísio Junior th-cam.com/video/Vm5YIMVWZSI/w-d-xo.html
Tim Foust th-cam.com/video/Bbzrs_lOgKI/w-d-xo.html
Tim Riley th-cam.com/video/GcoLTGYd-sg/w-d-xo.html
Bruno Vallim th-cam.com/video/u31cuNUDH6Q/w-d-xo.html
Bobby McFerrin th-cam.com/video/8vN2K74v6xY/w-d-xo.html
Tim Storms th-cam.com/video/WWb7_sCNGus/w-d-xo.html
Jeff Pearles th-cam.com/video/MMQdGSAM7bQ/w-d-xo.html
Will Adkins th-cam.com/video/4JCI4F-zMxg/w-d-xo.html
David Larson th-cam.com/video/vnXgOcI7GUA/w-d-xo.html
Steve Cross th-cam.com/video/0aMLFXH-GQM/w-d-xo.html
Which song is J. D Sumner singing?
Edit: I didn't know George Younce sang lower than E1! What's the song he's singing?
Edit2: Wow! Will Adkins Eb1 is so smooth! Song's name please.
JD: He Took My Troubles Off My Mind - Blackwood brothers th-cam.com/video/ACbrIOKQdGs/w-d-xo.html
George: I'm Going Up When I die - Cathedrals quartet th-cam.com/video/JxHRJ6_r8pE/w-d-xo.html (his lowest recorded note)
Will: The One Who Leads the Way - Gospel Harmony Boys th-cam.com/video/4JCI4F-zMxg/w-d-xo.html
@@matthewdockray9745 Thank you very much! Is Tex Williams hitting this note in chest voice?
Ailton Souza de Araújo Júnior I have honestly no idea. I don’t really know anything much about his voice or his work, but I’d say it’s probably some sort of mix down that low
@@matthewdockray9745 Thanks!
Definitely a good choice not to include every acapella note because it’s boring seeing the same notes from Castellucci and Foust every 3 seconds
2:30 throat singing technique?
Nope. Either Chest or fried.
Reuben Thomas probably strohbass now that I think about it
Apparently chest. Matt said his lowest Chest on a good day (depending on phrasing etc) is Eb1, though he may have started a mix as it's part of a phrase. Listen carefully with headphones, there's some epic overtones that you can hear (Eb4 I think??) which is a good indicator of at least a strong chest mix, if not full chest
Sounds like chest-fry.
@@matthewdockray9745 So guys , what Matt is doing is a M0 chest. M0 usually refers to fry register, but also means the lowest part of your chest voice( Usually you find M0 chest in lower second octave and below that). Our voice is divided into 4 laryngeal( voicebox) mechanisms. They are M0, M1,M2 M3. M stands for Mechanism. M1 for males is their modal and head voice, for females it means modal voice. M2 for Males is their falsetto , and for females, their head voice. M3 means whistle register for both male and female.
Is Richard Sterbans Eb1 chest?
Probably. Hard to tell down that low but sounds pretty modal
@@matthewdockray9745 there's a vocal placement when someone wants to still sounds smooth, continuous as chest voice in M0 (fry voice) I call it strohbass voice which can sound similar as the continuous sound as chest voice instead of the common fry voice
What is the name of the song oak ridge boys are singing?
“I’m working on a building”
4:20!? What song??
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wait... isn't 4:50 C#1 ?
Yeah i think it probably is. I noticed a few weeks ago that something just didn’t seem to sit right with it being an Eb. Oops
4:46 and 3:51 link please
3:51 not much help, but 5:10 here th-cam.com/video/WWb7_sCNGus/w-d-xo.html
4:46 th-cam.com/video/0aMLFXH-GQM/w-d-xo.html