Honorable mention to those singers who have 3 octave ranges but it is not on tape or I could not find it, including Kurt Moll John Ames Every 12 year old on these videos etc.
You’re pretty close, I’ve heard you from C#2 to B4, so if you can get your chest voice a little higher (which should be doable, my high chest range went from daily E4 to daily C5 in under a year of practice), you can get 3 octaves as well.
Great video man. I do have some corrections though. Avi Kaplan's lowest note is F1. He hit that during a TikTok he made. Jonathan Young's highest note is C#5 Scott Hoying's highest note is C5 from the joke Let it Go JD Sumner's lowest note is G0 at the bottom of the slide you included I thought I heard you mention your lowest note was C#2 Geoff's lowest note is technically E1 from some of the slides he's done. Nothing Else Matters and Cheerleader. Also I was going to say his highest note was B4 from Oogie Boogie Song but I think that was actually mix so you're good there. And Eric Calloway's lowest note is C1 from his Way Down short. Btw I'm surprised you didn't include Eli Jacobson. B1 - E5 (3 octaves 5 Semitones)
Thank you! Jonathan Young’s C#5 is mixed. Scott Hoying’s C5 is mixed. My C#2 is just air, not really a countable note. I don’t count the E1 slides in cheerleader and nothing else matters, but that’s a fair point. Eric Hollaway’s C1 is chest fry. Eli’s E5 is mixed. I know about Avi’s “F1” but I couldn’t tell if there was actually an F1 in there or not so to be safe I left it out. JD bottomed out at a B0 on this slide, there is another slide where he hits G0 but I couldn’t tell if it was chest or chest-fry so I didn’t include it.
@@BassManMatteo Ok, all fair points. I'm hoping one day I can reach a 3 octave range. My everyday range is around C2-F4 and my full range is Bb1-G#4 so I've got a ways to go
jonathan's A1 is actually a B1. his lowest chest note is Bb1 and if im not mistaken i believe he has a chest Bb4 in a bgv for wolf within and possibly a chest B4 on starship velociraptor but i would have to listen to it again to remember if its chest or mixed
@@hugobasilio1303, I can get to C5 for a belt on a good day... with D#1 being my lowest chest note on a good day... those good days rarely happen on the same day (leaving my day-to-day chest range as E1-B4; with chest-fry, head voice, falsetto being A#0-C#6 at-will).
Wow, that's impressive!!!🤯🤯🤯🤯 On a good day, I can get a solid Bb1/B1. My day-to day chest range is C2-G5. With Falsetto, I can go up to a B6. With whistle, I can get up to a G7, with head voice, I go up to C7. With Ingressive Phonation, I go down to G-5 EASILY, and pure fry down to G-5, on a good day. With subharmonics, my chest-sub goes down to A0. My Chest-fry limit, stops at a B0. My favourite singer is Geoff Castellucci, as well!!! I listen to his songs every single day, and he is just the best at what he does, I don't hear any bass singer, with that agility and versatility in his voice.😍😍😍😍 He is just brilliant, and my idol!!!💞💞💞
@@johndeeregreen4592 Where did he hit C5 in chest? I don´t see any recording of him singing a high C in full chest? Is there any a link in which I can see?
@@bradycall1889 Yeah, I believe so. It had a gritty tone, but some people claim to be mixed voice, but I am more inclined to chest voice, since he has the ability to go very high in chest. I would not be surprised if he had that high C in chest, on a good day, which might have been the case.
I believe Zakkary Suddath, mat Spriggs, and Glen Miller’s clips were chest fry but great video! Also Geoff has a full chest F1 and a “half countable” E1 in chest for reference in future videos
@@BassManMatteo there’s 1 in phantom of the opera (the version with Rachel Potter) and I believe there’s 1 in Daddy Sang Bass a little before the F1 subharmonic ending
Honorable mention for DatMCE from BSN? :P F#1 - Eb5. Not sure if I have that Eb5 recorded. If not, I probably have a D5 somewhere. I know that the F#1 was not recorded unfortunately, but I do have a G1 or two somewhere lol.
Geoff's full recorded range now stands as A0-A#5. But, his chest voice is F#1-B4... although, there have been times he's hit F1 and other times he has hit C5 in chest voice... it's not always there. In reality, his 100% of the time range is A1-B4.
@@johndeeregreen4592 At this point I'd wager a bet his full-time range is G1, maybe F#1, to B4. That man has been cranking out those lows lately without issue. Nice to see his voice continue to develop.
Hello, can someone help me out and tell me if im doing vocal fry or sum other techniqe at my low notes below c2, Im new to bass-singing and need advice&feedback
A few corrections (I think but you're Matteo so I'm probably wrong) Avi Kaplan's lowest chest is F#1 (PTX Sing, very end, background Scott Hoying's highest chest is C5 (The joke Let it Go, PTX) Mikhail Zlatopolsky has an Eb1 chest with GWR, and maybe a C1 in that one gospel song I forgot the name of JD Sumner might have a G0 chest but the recording is old so difficult to tell if chest or chest-fry Geoff Castellucci has a repeated slid E1 chest and also potentially a held one in Nothing Else Matters. He also has a B4 chest in Oogie Boogie's song (Voiceplay, very end) Glenn Miller's lowest chest is closer to a Bb0 than a B0 but it could be considered any of the 2 Tim Foust's F1 in that clip is chest-fry I'm pretty sure Casper Fox has a G1 in 'pushed chest', ie it doesn't sound like him exactly but is still a solid G1 Eric Hollaway has a debatable C1 chest in a Way Down short Dimash should be on here (C2-C6) Not trying to criticize or anything it's an amazing video! Just trying to help it be more accurate
Thank you! There’s a lot of debate over whether Avi’s F#1 is real or an octave drop, so to be safe I didn’t include it. Scott’s C5 is mixed. Zlatopolsky’s Eb1 was probably chest, so I think you are right about that. The C1 I’m not so sure about though. Geoff’s E1 in nothing else matters was… interesting and I wasn’t sure if it was chest. The cheerleader slide could be counted but I didn’t want to include it since it wasn’t held. That one was a close decision though. Thanks for the correction in Glenn’s note. Tim’s F1 sounded like chest but he’s so good at chest fry that I don’t doubt it being strong chest fry. Im pretty sure Eric’s C1 is chest fry since his C1 and C#1 sound so different than any of his other low notes that it’s probably chest fry. Everything Dimash sings above B4/C5 is mixed and his C2 is chest fry.
@@spilledmilk8029 Read the other comments, I discussed this one. But in short, I wasn’t sure if there was actually an F1 there so I left it out just to be safe.
@@qtsGeoff doesn't use chest-fry, mate. The only situation he uses chest-fry, is for the devil laugh, in which he did right before he was about to hit that Low F# in chest.
@@qts Yeah, I totally get what you are saying. The amount of bass bossing and instruments out there, makes it sounding like it's fry, but if you listen closely, it's a full chest, because in the bass Singing community, a chest note is composed by 95% of chest and maybe 5% of fry, thought it is claimed as a chest note, because a chest note is clean, full and powerful, while fry is just a bobble pop or the creaky of a door. You can clearly watch Geoff's Q&A videos, he explains this, as well. If you want the link, I will leave it below.
Watch the updated version here! th-cam.com/video/ZS52GLi3ldM/w-d-xo.html
Great video! Warms my heart to see so many BSN affiliated singers on this list, just goes to show the talent there!
Thank you!
The video is so freaking amazing!
Thanks for including me!
P.S. Wow Casper's E5 is so crazy!
Thank you!
Thanks for including me🤲🏼
You’re welcome!
Some really crazy vocals! I‘m not even close to 3 octaves chest voice…
You’re pretty close, I’ve heard you from C#2 to B4, so if you can get your chest voice a little higher (which should be doable, my high chest range went from daily E4 to daily C5 in under a year of practice), you can get 3 octaves as well.
What a great video! I think it's a good concept that most of the clips you used are singing clips, not just hitting lows/highs.
Thank you!
Matt spriggs upper register has a bright tone but also a fuller tone at the same time
Awesome !Thank you for including my son who will not sing for me because I am “too dramatic!” Lol
You’re welcome!
Was be the one at 0:47?
@@Notmiddleg , 6:15
Great video man. I do have some corrections though.
Avi Kaplan's lowest note is F1. He hit that during a TikTok he made.
Jonathan Young's highest note is C#5
Scott Hoying's highest note is C5 from the joke Let it Go
JD Sumner's lowest note is G0 at the bottom of the slide you included
I thought I heard you mention your lowest note was C#2
Geoff's lowest note is technically E1 from some of the slides he's done. Nothing Else Matters and Cheerleader. Also I was going to say his highest note was B4 from Oogie Boogie Song but I think that was actually mix so you're good there.
And Eric Calloway's lowest note is C1 from his Way Down short.
Btw I'm surprised you didn't include Eli Jacobson. B1 - E5 (3 octaves 5 Semitones)
Thank you!
Jonathan Young’s C#5 is mixed.
Scott Hoying’s C5 is mixed.
My C#2 is just air, not really a countable note.
I don’t count the E1 slides in cheerleader and nothing else matters, but that’s a fair point.
Eric Hollaway’s C1 is chest fry.
Eli’s E5 is mixed.
I know about Avi’s “F1” but I couldn’t tell if there was actually an F1 in there or not so to be safe I left it out.
JD bottomed out at a B0 on this slide, there is another slide where he hits G0 but I couldn’t tell if it was chest or chest-fry so I didn’t include it.
@@BassManMatteo Ok, all fair points. I'm hoping one day I can reach a 3 octave range. My everyday range is around C2-F4 and my full range is Bb1-G#4 so I've got a ways to go
Can you link Avi’s F1?
@@matthewdockray9745 There is possibly an F1 here www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRTnESFW/
@@BassManMatteo, JD's G0 is chest-fry, for sure. His B0 is shockingly chest, though... making him the lowest bass I have ever heard in pure chest.
jonathan's A1 is actually a B1. his lowest chest note is Bb1 and if im not mistaken i believe he has a chest Bb4 in a bgv for wolf within and possibly a chest B4 on starship velociraptor but i would have to listen to it again to remember if its chest or mixed
Thanks!
vid: gene mcdonald used to sing tenor
gene mcdonalds highest note: **F4**
F4 isn’t tenor, any bass with proper technique and training can hit an F4.
no like i meant the music mentioned that but, ig its good to know
@@BassManMatteo
How did you isolate Casper’s voice in moment of silence to make make it louder than the other parts?
He sent it to me privately
So weird how that Bb4 or B4 is the limit of so many basses in chest voice (including myself), regardless of how low they can go.
More like A4 for a lot of them but there are a handful of basses with a pretty good C5 chest
Yeah, like I have a Low Bb, but then, I am capable of belting up to the 5th octave!!
@@hugobasilio1303, I can get to C5 for a belt on a good day... with D#1 being my lowest chest note on a good day... those good days rarely happen on the same day (leaving my day-to-day chest range as E1-B4; with chest-fry, head voice, falsetto being A#0-C#6 at-will).
Wow, that's impressive!!!🤯🤯🤯🤯
On a good day, I can get a solid Bb1/B1.
My day-to day chest range is C2-G5.
With Falsetto, I can go up to a B6.
With whistle, I can get up to a G7, with head voice, I go up to C7.
With Ingressive Phonation, I go down to G-5 EASILY, and pure fry down to G-5, on a good day.
With subharmonics, my chest-sub goes down to A0.
My Chest-fry limit, stops at a B0.
My favourite singer is Geoff Castellucci, as well!!! I listen to his songs every single day, and he is just the best at what he does, I don't hear any bass singer, with that agility and versatility in his voice.😍😍😍😍 He is just brilliant, and my idol!!!💞💞💞
@@bradycall1889, I actually planned on doing a video of my day-to-day vocal range.
Geoff has a countabke F1
He also has a countable C5 a few times, too.
@@johndeeregreen4592 Where did he hit C5 in chest? I don´t see any recording of him singing a high C in full chest? Is there any a link in which I can see?
@@bradycall1889 Yeah, I believe so.
It had a gritty tone, but some people claim to be mixed voice, but I am more inclined to chest voice, since he has the ability to go very high in chest. I would not be surprised if he had that high C in chest, on a good day, which might have been the case.
1:00 damn! didn't expect that, from what I remember normally he would be bottoming out at a D2 or so
I believe Zakkary Suddath, mat Spriggs, and Glen Miller’s clips were chest fry but great video! Also Geoff has a full chest F1 and a “half countable” E1 in chest for reference in future videos
Thank you! Zakkary’s is chest fry, I made a mistake there. Where is Geoff’s F1? Is it from In The Air Tonight?
@@BassManMatteo there’s 1 in phantom of the opera (the version with Rachel Potter) and I believe there’s 1 in Daddy Sang Bass a little before the F1 subharmonic ending
@@smashmonster6929 thanks!
There are two full chest F1's in Daddy Sing Bass, and technically it's in the beggining of the video, where Geoff repeats the same bass line.
@@hugobasilio1303 Plus we now have that slide in Jack's Lament where he goes from Ab1-Eb1.
1:00 did not expect that
2:51 nope there is G0 chest
Avi has G1 chests
And an F#1 chest too.
Honorable mention for DatMCE from BSN? :P
F#1 - Eb5. Not sure if I have that Eb5 recorded. If not, I probably have a D5 somewhere. I know that the F#1 was not recorded unfortunately, but I do have a G1 or two somewhere lol.
Sorry if I missed anyone, there are probably plenty of people who I wasn’t able to find who have these ranges.
Honorable mention: Myself 😅 (Record: F#1-B4; 3 octaves and 5 semitones)
Geoff Castellucci is B0-A5 if I'm not mistaken.
Not in chest voice. The B0 is subharmonics and the A5 is falsetto.
Geoff's full recorded range now stands as A0-A#5. But, his chest voice is F#1-B4... although, there have been times he's hit F1 and other times he has hit C5 in chest voice... it's not always there. In reality, his 100% of the time range is A1-B4.
@@johndeeregreen4592 At this point I'd wager a bet his full-time range is G1, maybe F#1, to B4. That man has been cranking out those lows lately without issue. Nice to see his voice continue to develop.
@@WSlopeAggie
He still has got a quite good amount of time to develop it.
I bet when he turns 50 years old, he will drop E1's in chest as a standard!
jesus, matt spriggs's low note doesnt even sound like its coming out of him xD
A lot of Matt's notes are very well controlled chest-fry. Not saying that's a bad thing, however.
If he maintains a very good control, that's a great thing!!!
Hello, can someone help me out and tell me if im doing vocal fry or sum other techniqe at my low notes below c2, Im new to bass-singing and need advice&feedback
wow, really good video :3
Thank you!
The description made me laugh out loud 😆 great video!
Thank you!
Glenn miller has an E4, he sang the verdi requiem
Thanks!
Tims lowest chest is g1
A few corrections (I think but you're Matteo so I'm probably wrong)
Avi Kaplan's lowest chest is F#1 (PTX Sing, very end, background
Scott Hoying's highest chest is C5 (The joke Let it Go, PTX)
Mikhail Zlatopolsky has an Eb1 chest with GWR, and maybe a C1 in that one gospel song I forgot the name of
JD Sumner might have a G0 chest but the recording is old so difficult to tell if chest or chest-fry
Geoff Castellucci has a repeated slid E1 chest and also potentially a held one in Nothing Else Matters. He also has a B4 chest in Oogie Boogie's song (Voiceplay, very end)
Glenn Miller's lowest chest is closer to a Bb0 than a B0 but it could be considered any of the 2
Tim Foust's F1 in that clip is chest-fry I'm pretty sure
Casper Fox has a G1 in 'pushed chest', ie it doesn't sound like him exactly but is still a solid G1
Eric Hollaway has a debatable C1 chest in a Way Down short
Dimash should be on here (C2-C6)
Not trying to criticize or anything it's an amazing video! Just trying to help it be more accurate
Thank you!
There’s a lot of debate over whether Avi’s F#1 is real or an octave drop, so to be safe I didn’t include it.
Scott’s C5 is mixed.
Zlatopolsky’s Eb1 was probably chest, so I think you are right about that. The C1 I’m not so sure about though.
Geoff’s E1 in nothing else matters was… interesting and I wasn’t sure if it was chest. The cheerleader slide could be counted but I didn’t want to include it since it wasn’t held. That one was a close decision though.
Thanks for the correction in Glenn’s note.
Tim’s F1 sounded like chest but he’s so good at chest fry that I don’t doubt it being strong chest fry.
Im pretty sure Eric’s C1 is chest fry since his C1 and C#1 sound so different than any of his other low notes that it’s probably chest fry.
Everything Dimash sings above B4/C5 is mixed and his C2 is chest fry.
Avi actually has an F1 on his tiktok. It's the Hoist The Colors cover he did where he added a few layers to fill out the sound
@@spilledmilk8029 Read the other comments, I discussed this one. But in short, I wasn’t sure if there was actually an F1 there so I left it out just to be safe.
@@spilledmilk8029 There very well may be an F1 though.
@@spilledmilk8029 okay I just listened to it again, and it does sound like there is an F1.
Ivan Rebroff has a chest A4.
Isn't JD's lowest note in that clip a G0?
That was another clip.
Marwan has a C1 in hide and seek
It’s subharmonic
Oh i forgot
Maryan didnt use chest voice and zlatopolsky lowest chestnote is C#1
Casper didn't sing in chest, it's strohbass i think, he had tenor timbre
mikhail's lowest note is C1
on my best days i have d2-d5
you hitting an e5 sounds identical to me though, do you know the name of the technique we are using? normal belting i can get a4 maybe b4
*insert obligatory where’s Dimash comment here*
Everything Dimash sings above B4/C5 is mixed.
What about tower of resonance?
Where did you find Scott's Bb1?
Tiktok
Here’s the link www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRENWSwR/
3:33 that’s mixed voice not chest
10:38 Wasn't Matt Spriggs's Bb0 a fry note?
No, it was chest
@@BassManMatteo Holy cow!!! Well, I say that because he usually has a C1 chest during the day. Bb0 might have been a really good day for him.
quinn’s lowest chest i think is G1 in why we build the wall
I know about his G1 but he deleted it so I had no video to include :(
8:31
Mikhail lowest chest note C1, a mistake from you?
All his lower stuff sounded like strohbass, though his Eb1 is probably chest.
@@BassManMatteo Nope, they are all chest. No such term called "strohbass" back that time
@@BassManMatteo, his lowest chest note recorded is a C1... although, many have said he could go much lower.
4:33 it's a clear subharmonic, not chest
That is not what Geoff’s subharmonics sound like at all
@@BassManMatteo Yeah, I was probably wrong. I think it's a chest fry.
@@qtsGeoff doesn't use chest-fry, mate.
The only situation he uses chest-fry, is for the devil laugh, in which he did right before he was about to hit that Low F# in chest.
@@hugobasilio1303 I'd say there was just more fry😬
@@qts Yeah, I totally get what you are saying.
The amount of bass bossing and instruments out there, makes it sounding like it's fry, but if you listen closely, it's a full chest, because in the bass Singing community, a chest note is composed by 95% of chest and maybe 5% of fry, thought it is claimed as a chest note, because a chest note is clean, full and powerful, while fry is just a bobble pop or the creaky of a door.
You can clearly watch Geoff's Q&A videos, he explains this, as well. If you want the link, I will leave it below.
Tomi Pizur can go deeper and higher. Watch Emperors new clothes for instance
This compilation is chest voice only. Everything he has that is lower or higher is not chest voice.
That’s not Geoff Castellucci’s lowest and highest. Try again
Read the video title again chap
Pésima informacion
Geofs parts all from studio not live