Well that’s the end of this series for now... more info in the description. Don't expect a new upload for a bit. Thanks for watching 🙏 I know the quality of clips at this depth isn’t fantastic, but I tried my best to provide some variety in terms of genres, tones, colours and singers. Some clips don’t sound great due to poor recording equipment etc, but mainly due to the fact that nothing at this pitch really sounds that fantastic anyway... This must be almost every C1 ever sung by singers right? To anyone thinking of making low note compilations in the future... you’re welcome for all these clips I found lmao
@@namiralily1279 The 0th octave, not to mention the "negative value octaves", are not about "singing" at all and even not about making sounds but rather about emitting frequencies. It has nothing to do with singing or any musical value, it's more like a kind of a circus trick. Well, it's worth to say that almost all these "low notes" here are total fry done with the microphone stuffed in one's mouth (and still many of them are barely audible). Except Zlatopolsky who sang it in a performance with a big choir without any mic of course and still audibly in the set. Tuukka Haapaniemi (who is a legit deep bass singer) is even visibly making a good laugh of that kind of "singing" here as he used to do in the other video where he was parodying Tim Storms and his "low E1":) So he fried there not only E1 but also E0 to show the things properly. As he is perfectly aware of the huge difference between the legit low notes and typical vocal fry gimmicks. The guys like Mirabal (1:27) and Pizur (4:00) are particularly beyond funny with their "C1's" ;)
Well, it's worth to say that almost all these "low notes" are total fry done with the microphone stuffed in one's mouth (and still many of them are barely audible). Except Zlatopolsky who sang it in a performance with a big choir without any mic of course and still audibly in the set. Tuukka Haapaniemi (who is a legit deep bass singer) is even visibly making a good laugh of that kind of "singing" here as he used to do in the other video where he was parodying Tim Storms and his "low E1":) So he fried there not only E1 but also E0 to show the things properly. As he is perfectly aware of the huge difference between legit low notes and typical vocal fry.
Steve Cross th-cam.com/video/RDdOFU1P4io/w-d-xo.html Tim Storms th-cam.com/video/LFbjtmubBFQ/w-d-xo.html Ken Turner th-cam.com/video/NcJSPT5OdHU/w-d-xo.html Tuukka Haapaniemi - no link (private Facebook group) Paul David Kennamer th-cam.com/video/jCpcJuznFoY/w-d-xo.html Dan Mirabal th-cam.com/video/mOYBcvSG0mw/w-d-xo.html Mike Holcomb th-cam.com/video/bYCC7M54Pow/w-d-xo.html J. D. Sumner th-cam.com/video/bYCC7M54Pow/w-d-xo.html Thou Yang - no link (private Facebook group) as far as I know Gary Evans Jr. th-cam.com/video/zzKZ8i6fG68/w-d-xo.html Dan Britton th-cam.com/video/xmH2Gkfp0Po/w-d-xo.html Tim Foust th-cam.com/video/Vj629IxH1oo/w-d-xo.html David Kahn th-cam.com/video/qZLcn4oOG90/w-d-xo.html Mikhail Zlatopolsky th-cam.com/video/nkL9Dp2rRw0/w-d-xo.html Tomi Pizúr th-cam.com/video/MBx9o5gn2JI/w-d-xo.html Corey Taylor th-cam.com/video/BnAjXufWnek/w-d-xo.html Duane Adams th-cam.com/video/4Npl3WBCtRo/w-d-xo.html
What’s interesting about those sorta notes is that pretty much about all moments of hearing notes from about D1 has at least some amount of fry or a lot of fry the farther u go down but since there is more chest in very few people they get the considerations of having that as a chest note, but if u can hear that little bit of fry in their voice that’ll end up being a chest fry if they actually can go that far, other than that some bass singers kinda like tukka haapenemi can very effectively used their fry cuz there’s lots of bass in it
Oh and also what I forgot to mention is that only a few clips (like Tim foust and David Kahn) can have a growl or subharmonic note which makes the sound of the extremely low note sound so much more clear than just using chest or fry range sound
It’s not on my list of things to do, as far as I know he only has a few videos up so there’s not much content to choose despite his great voice. I’ll think about adding him into a compilation though
Yeah I thought so too at first but it’s Acc C1. If you listen closely there’s a subtle C1 there. It’s also C1 in studio and he’s never opted out of a low note live
@@matthewdockray9745 I'm not saying he can't I just didn't hear a Rumble, there might have been another person there harmonizing a C2 aswell or something
Mike Holcomb and Gary Evans Jr. are so cringy for me :D They're not even trying to improve the sound of their fry. JD with the only chest C1 is so awesome.
@@matthewdockray9745 Not saying Zlatopolsky couldn't chest a C1, but in all the clips I've heard him sing super low, like the one in this video, is so unrealistically loud to be a chest C1. His higher low note a few seconds before the C1 sounds like a subharmonic.
JerryBoy there’s no evidence to suggest he ever used subharmonics. His voice really was that loud, a complete anomaly. His power is unmatched by anyone, even by today’s standards. You can hear in this radio the absolute mad depth of his speaking voice which dips down to probably F1 at times at a guess th-cam.com/video/2LCDl5LxQVI/w-d-xo.html In this clip, again you can hear him talking with ridiculous depth and him doing a small chant too th-cam.com/video/3woNclYOX38/w-d-xo.html
@@matthewdockray9745 He has a really low voice no doubt. In the second video you linked, he reaches a really compressed E1 nearly Eb1. Sounds like he's close to his limit. If that was a C1 or even a note lower, it wouldn't be possible for him to suddenly just shout a chest C1 heard over a choir. Again, not saying he couldn't chest a C1, just not in the choir performances. His speaking voice would have to be way lower than JD Sumner's. And I mean by a LOT.
@@jerryboy9652 That Zlatopolsky E1 didnt seem to be close to his limit at all. On the other hand I've heard JD give out weak F1's . th-cam.com/video/zzKZ8i6fG68/w-d-xo.html, after 20:17.
Well that’s the end of this series for now... more info in the description. Don't expect a new upload for a bit.
Thanks for watching 🙏
I know the quality of clips at this depth isn’t fantastic, but I tried my best to provide some variety in terms of genres, tones, colours and singers. Some clips don’t sound great due to poor recording equipment etc, but mainly due to the fact that nothing at this pitch really sounds that fantastic anyway...
This must be almost every C1 ever sung by singers right?
To anyone thinking of making low note compilations in the future... you’re welcome for all these clips I found lmao
Well some singers sing at the 0th octave but rarely the negative value octaves
LegoBlox Railfan yeah I plan on going down to C0 (ish) in a future compilation, but not part of an individual notes series as there’s just no point
@@onecolossalrubikscube2554 "sing":))))
@@szarzyniecszczurzynski1902 ?
@@namiralily1279 The 0th octave, not to mention the "negative value octaves", are not about "singing" at all and even not about making sounds but rather about emitting frequencies. It has nothing to do with singing or any musical value, it's more like a kind of a circus trick. Well, it's worth to say that almost all these "low notes" here are total fry done with the microphone stuffed in one's mouth (and still many of them are barely audible). Except Zlatopolsky who sang it in a performance with a big choir without any mic of course and still audibly in the set. Tuukka Haapaniemi (who is a legit deep bass singer) is even visibly making a good laugh of that kind of "singing" here as he used to do in the other video where he was parodying Tim Storms and his "low E1":) So he fried there not only E1 but also E0 to show the things properly. As he is perfectly aware of the huge difference between the legit low notes and typical vocal fry gimmicks. The guys like Mirabal (1:27) and Pizur (4:00) are particularly beyond funny with their "C1's" ;)
00:52 the greatest face lol
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Congrats on completing this series bro 👊
Once again, great series. Consistency and variety were on point.
Well done :)
thanks man
Well, it's worth to say that almost all these "low notes" are total fry done with the microphone stuffed in one's mouth (and still many of them are barely audible). Except Zlatopolsky who sang it in a performance with a big choir without any mic of course and still audibly in the set. Tuukka Haapaniemi (who is a legit deep bass singer) is even visibly making a good laugh of that kind of "singing" here as he used to do in the other video where he was parodying Tim Storms and his "low E1":) So he fried there not only E1 but also E0 to show the things properly. As he is perfectly aware of the huge difference between legit low notes and typical vocal fry.
Actually not all of these are fry some are growl and chest fry or chest
Steve Cross th-cam.com/video/RDdOFU1P4io/w-d-xo.html
Tim Storms th-cam.com/video/LFbjtmubBFQ/w-d-xo.html
Ken Turner th-cam.com/video/NcJSPT5OdHU/w-d-xo.html
Tuukka Haapaniemi - no link (private Facebook group)
Paul David Kennamer th-cam.com/video/jCpcJuznFoY/w-d-xo.html
Dan Mirabal th-cam.com/video/mOYBcvSG0mw/w-d-xo.html
Mike Holcomb th-cam.com/video/bYCC7M54Pow/w-d-xo.html
J. D. Sumner th-cam.com/video/bYCC7M54Pow/w-d-xo.html
Thou Yang - no link (private Facebook group) as far as I know
Gary Evans Jr. th-cam.com/video/zzKZ8i6fG68/w-d-xo.html
Dan Britton th-cam.com/video/xmH2Gkfp0Po/w-d-xo.html
Tim Foust th-cam.com/video/Vj629IxH1oo/w-d-xo.html
David Kahn th-cam.com/video/qZLcn4oOG90/w-d-xo.html
Mikhail Zlatopolsky th-cam.com/video/nkL9Dp2rRw0/w-d-xo.html
Tomi Pizúr th-cam.com/video/MBx9o5gn2JI/w-d-xo.html
Corey Taylor th-cam.com/video/BnAjXufWnek/w-d-xo.html
Duane Adams th-cam.com/video/4Npl3WBCtRo/w-d-xo.html
From the number of views , A1 seems to be most popular. My favorite note.
My is: D2 and C2 and Eb1 and D1.
We've reached the end. What a legendary series.
Well there might be the 0th octave and maybe the negative value octaves
Cheers
@@onecolossalrubikscube2554 Yeah, he has no plans of going any lower. He will include sub first octave notes in his other compilations tho.
Ken Turner time!!
P.S. 1:13 what a high definition pic lmao
Yeah I deliberately chose the worst pics I could find for fun
@@matthewdockray9745 What kind of 3D effect is that. Reminds me of that Tom Scott video.
Reuben Thomas there is none
@@matthewdockray9745 Not exactly 3D but looks like a PDK sticker on my phone screen.And the effect is more clear when you tilt the image
Reuben Thomas no idea
finally a finished bass series😂😂
in all seriousness though congrats!
Looool, Tomi getting shaaaaade, lol jk😂
David Kahn nailed it
Love it, good choice.
I love to see a new one of these every morning cause i myself am a bass singer and the lower the better especially with sub headphones
It is very hard to hear anyone hit a strong and resonant C1. Even with subharmonics, growl, or something like that.
Very true. And I would rather say "quite strong and resonant".
I’m confused. In some Low note compilations the lowest note is C0, but I don’t think that note is even on the piano. Are they talking about C1?
C0 is an octave lower than C1, and off the end of the piano
So C1 is pretty much just your false folds doing vocal fry
Not always some basses can hit that in chest voice
No. The false folds are not involved in the subharmonic register. They are used in Kargyraa, and that is harsh sounding and throaty.
Steve cross with glasses looks way different. Is Mike holocomb uses fry or is it all chest
At this pitch, mike is all fry
What’s interesting about those sorta notes is that pretty much about all moments of hearing notes from about D1 has at least some amount of fry or a lot of fry the farther u go down but since there is more chest in very few people they get the considerations of having that as a chest note, but if u can hear that little bit of fry in their voice that’ll end up being a chest fry if they actually can go that far, other than that some bass singers kinda like tukka haapenemi can very effectively used their fry cuz there’s lots of bass in it
Oh and also what I forgot to mention is that only a few clips (like Tim foust and David Kahn) can have a growl or subharmonic note which makes the sound of the extremely low note sound so much more clear than just using chest or fry range sound
@@White2530 absolutely
Amazing video!
Does somebody here know anything about Hugh Parris and Dennis Parris?
3:07 link to this video
At 1:31 what technique is he using?
Subharmonics for the melodic movement, growls for the C1
Singing
C1 sounds like belching 😂
Can you do a Ioannis Tsoumaris vocal range?
It’s not on my list of things to do, as far as I know he only has a few videos up so there’s not much content to choose despite his great voice. I’ll think about adding him into a compilation though
@@matthewdockray9745 Ok, maybe he'll do a VR video, but I I'm not sure.
Are you gonna keep doing these for the 0 octave?
Read the lower half of the description for all the info for future stuff
@Steven Criscione it's partway between C1 and B0 but most commonly noted as C1, and C1 is closer in key with the piece I believe
Or negative note: - 3.
in what video does thou yang hit that C1?
I can't remember off the top of my head, but I think someone said he was actually a little flat on it. He posted it on a private fb group
0:13 is a C2
Yeah I thought so too at first but it’s Acc C1. If you listen closely there’s a subtle C1 there. It’s also C1 in studio and he’s never opted out of a low note live
@@matthewdockray9745 I'm not saying he can't I just didn't hear a Rumble, there might have been another person there harmonizing a C2 aswell or something
omg i hit it omg i hit it omg
Mike Holcomb and Gary Evans Jr. are so cringy for me :D They're not even trying to improve the sound of their fry. JD with the only chest C1 is so awesome.
Yeah those two aren’t great at all, very poor tone down there. Zlatopolsky is chest too. That’s probably my favourite JD C1
@@matthewdockray9745 Not saying Zlatopolsky couldn't chest a C1, but in all the clips I've heard him sing super low, like the one in this video, is so unrealistically loud to be a chest C1. His higher low note a few seconds before the C1 sounds like a subharmonic.
JerryBoy there’s no evidence to suggest he ever used subharmonics. His voice really was that loud, a complete anomaly. His power is unmatched by anyone, even by today’s standards. You can hear in this radio the absolute mad depth of his speaking voice which dips down to probably F1 at times at a guess th-cam.com/video/2LCDl5LxQVI/w-d-xo.html
In this clip, again you can hear him talking with ridiculous depth and him doing a small chant too th-cam.com/video/3woNclYOX38/w-d-xo.html
@@matthewdockray9745 He has a really low voice no doubt. In the second video you linked, he reaches a really compressed E1 nearly Eb1. Sounds like he's close to his limit. If that was a C1 or even a note lower, it wouldn't be possible for him to suddenly just shout a chest C1 heard over a choir. Again, not saying he couldn't chest a C1, just not in the choir performances.
His speaking voice would have to be way lower than JD Sumner's. And I mean by a LOT.
@@jerryboy9652 That Zlatopolsky E1 didnt seem to be close to his limit at all. On the other hand I've heard JD give out weak F1's . th-cam.com/video/zzKZ8i6fG68/w-d-xo.html, after 20:17.