I have been to about 8 of their concerts and Timmy's low notes, well lets just say, they hurt your heart in a good way.......they make it beat like it has never beat before..........and he's one of the nicest guys in the whole entertainment world. Chatted with him a couple of times, and he talks just like a real normal man's voice!!!!
I have been to over 70 concerts and you are so very right. He is one of the nicest guys with no ego and he's also very bright. I've had dinner with him a few times and he can speak on just about any subject at length.
What is interesting, many of these super bass singers can go lower than they really ever do, and what people think is possible. I hear incidental fry (especially on glottal stops) from Tim, Geoff, and some of the others that are definitely into the 0 octave, and maybe even the first negative octave.
The Eb1 soundy thing, you can’t hear it without headphones but if you put headphones it sounds very chesty so yea. Oh and it sounded like an A0 but I’m not 100% sure if it is because the A0 in sold is the adams
I have a similar vocal structure to Tim and get that buzz that makes it sound like chest-fry, when it's not. In reality, it tends to be glottal compression done without even thinking about it - an unconscious effort to keep the levels between notes even. It restricts air and pushes the sound forward, which gives it that buzz quality.
@@wyattgutierrez1904 i understand you but every rumbly sound dont have to be tim.there is no way that be growl growl doesnt sojnd like that.and there is no way to give a growl like that silent and comfortable.listen to tim other growls he cant belt that long an A0.so it is no way that belkngs to tim
@@turanbirligi6969 what are you talking about? That sounds like a growl, you can hear the breath with that rumble. And Tim can do quieter growls and for a while too. I have yo admit I'm honestly confused as to how it wouldn't be
When Adam sings, it's generally in a harmony role that is hard to pick out, like Auld Lang Syne or What We Ain't Got. That said, there's a few songs where his part sticks out a little more: - Moving On ft. Chris Rupp (harmony in the chorus, "being called home to a place I know") - How Great Thou Art (leads "It Is Well With My Soul" at 2:33) - Angels We Have Heard On High (at 1:41 he is the low voice on the trio) - Never Gonna Give You Up (at 2:40 he does a run in the background)
Man, I'm really screwed up with pitch tones. I found a TH-cam channel that has classic piano notes, and I have been trying to match Tim's notes to the piano notes and I must be way off in my hearing. For instance the first tone "Everybody walking this land." To my ears it sounds like a D1. th-cam.com/video/URxZyapMC5g/w-d-xo.html
There's very little musical tonality to his low notes. It just sounds like an airy belch with the mic half way in his mouth. He has great control over it, but it's basically just low noises not singing.
Who’s low range should I do next?
Avi Kaplan?
Ok I’ll do him
Geoff Castellucci.. between Tim, Avi and Geoff.. those 3 basses.... 😁
Idk, but I'm glad you did the last one with him breaking the sound system. So awesome!
GEOF CASTELLUCCI
I have been to about 8 of their concerts and Timmy's low notes, well lets just say, they hurt your heart in a good way.......they make it beat like it has never beat before..........and he's one of the nicest guys in the whole entertainment world. Chatted with him a couple of times, and he talks just like a real normal man's voice!!!!
Wow!! Lucky you to meet Tim in real life
I have been to over 70 concerts and you are so very right. He is one of the nicest guys with no ego and he's also very bright. I've had dinner with him a few times and he can speak on just about any subject at length.
70 CONCERTS?!?! AND YOUVE HAD DINNER WITH HIM! You are very lucky
@@RCMusic-x1d I am blessed.
Been 5 years for me & finally goin to see them Dec 29th!
Tim is so talented and has such a beautiful, melodic voice, even those LOW notes when he's down in the basement....Thank you for putting this together
Yea no problem
Love Tim!! My favorite vocalist!
He is one of mine too 👍
His versatility is as amazing as his range. Love his voice.
Love it! Great job. I love the Home Free guys so much! So much fun at their concerts, & they are all incredibly talented and sweet! 🔥❤️
I want to go to their concerts so badly 😮😮😮😮😮
Thanks for this. It was fun to hear. Tim's vocal range is "sic". So much talent! Love Home Free!! My favorite band!
Was that a slipknot reference?
I just saw HF last night in Milwaukee. They ended with Ring of Fire. I am pretty sure Tim's last note is still reverberating out over Lake Michigan.
Love Tim! Thank you for doing this.😄
Yea no problem
What is interesting, many of these super bass singers can go lower than they really ever do, and what people think is possible. I hear incidental fry (especially on glottal stops) from Tim, Geoff, and some of the others that are definitely into the 0 octave, and maybe even the first negative octave.
Want to really have fun? Follow up with his HIGH notes! Freakishly amazing.
4:02 The growl tho 😮
Great video! 🙌🏽
Thanks 🙌
Growl is a technique i have no clue where to start even comprehending it
🔥🔥🔥
Tim Faust's Vocal Range is Amazing it has to be at least 7 Octaves
it's 5 octaves. But it kinda also depends on how you define vocal range
In one of the clips of Folsom Prison Blues he hits a F1 that sounds pretty chesty
Also I don’t think that Eb1 in house party is chest, it sounds like either growl or a kick from Adam
Also I’m pretty sure that A0 is actually an A1, Tim once said that the lowest note he’s recorded is the B0 in fishin’ in the dark.
The Eb1 soundy thing, you can’t hear it without headphones but if you put headphones it sounds very chesty so yea. Oh and it sounded like an A0 but I’m not 100% sure if it is because the A0 in sold is the adams
Oh and the Folsom prison blues sounds more like a chest-fry E1 but I could be totally wrong but thanks for the comments
Oh and this is my main channel
The last clip in the video reminds me a bit of JD Sumner.
Niice!
Guy's what's on 00:16??
01:48 F#1s is actually chest frys listen carely
00:27 B1 was chest, his texture always makes people think that was chest fry.......
i hate to say it, but usually it is. thats what doing a lot of growl and chest-fry does to you. im speaking from experience
Oh it’s chest? Didn’t know that, Thanks! But the F#1 was chest-fry right?
I have a similar vocal structure to Tim and get that buzz that makes it sound like chest-fry, when it's not. In reality, it tends to be glottal compression done without even thinking about it - an unconscious effort to keep the levels between notes even. It restricts air and pushes the sound forward, which gives it that buzz quality.
@@RCMusic-x1d Yes!
@@johndeeregreen4592 Noted🤓
2:11 where can i find this video??
Home free hunter Hayes medley
@@RCMusic-x1d thanks!
0:53 Whoever she is she's beautiful 🤗
4:27
That 00:27 B1s is chest F#1 is only chest fry how you cant differ it
I can’t differ it because they sound like chest fry it’s that simple
4:58 is A1 just sounds like A0
You're telling me you don't hear that airy Rumble in the background?
@@wyattgutierrez1904 common there isnt any A0 there no
@@turanbirligi6969 how do you not hear it!? That's an extremely low rumble much lower than an A1
@@wyattgutierrez1904 i understand you but every rumbly sound dont have to be tim.there is no way that be growl growl doesnt sojnd like that.and there is no way to give a growl like that silent and comfortable.listen to tim other growls he cant belt that long an A0.so it is no way that belkngs to tim
@@turanbirligi6969 what are you talking about? That sounds like a growl, you can hear the breath with that rumble. And Tim can do quieter growls and for a while too. I have yo admit I'm honestly confused as to how it wouldn't be
Does the guy who does rhythm ever sing?
He's done it, but not often.
When Adam sings, it's generally in a harmony role that is hard to pick out, like Auld Lang Syne or What We Ain't Got. That said, there's a few songs where his part sticks out a little more:
- Moving On ft. Chris Rupp (harmony in the chorus, "being called home to a place I know")
- How Great Thou Art (leads "It Is Well With My Soul" at 2:33)
- Angels We Have Heard On High (at 1:41 he is the low voice on the trio)
- Never Gonna Give You Up (at 2:40 he does a run in the background)
3:04 is growl not chest
what is the name of this song at 20
We three kings
Man, I'm really screwed up with pitch tones. I found a TH-cam channel that has classic piano notes, and I have been trying to match Tim's notes to the piano notes and I must be way off in my hearing. For instance the first tone "Everybody walking this land." To my ears it sounds like a D1.
th-cam.com/video/URxZyapMC5g/w-d-xo.html
Hmm that is very weird 😂
03:35 A1 is actually chest
Oh sorry I must’ve forgot to label it chest
That Eb1 "chest" is very sus
yeah it's not chest lol. debatable if it's even Tim
Maybe growl
@@thebestplayerispatapete4564it’s a kick drum from Adam Rupp
@@SouthPawBowler24 tim comfirmed it?
Why is the thumbnail Austin Brown? Odd choice. HaHaHa
There's very little musical tonality to his low notes. It just sounds like an airy belch with the mic half way in his mouth. He has great control over it, but it's basically just low noises not singing.
Tims lowest chest fry is D1 watch to fat bottom girls short they realise in ther youyube channel
Yea I realized this after I posted it sorry🫤