Cool Video! A couple of notes are debatable such as Geoffs E1. Most people say that it ends on a (somewhat flat) F#1. Steve Cross uses some sort of unique fry-based technique for his super low notes so the F1 is definitely not chest. You could’ve included Mark McCauley tho.
No note after D#2 is chest, everything has an amount of false chord engage amd this is why composers avoid low notes after D2 (which is also very rare) for opera like hell 🤣
If anything, there shouldn’t be an official “chest note” compilation. After all, that’s not even a mechanism for the voice haha. More so a placement of sound as well as breath control. A lot of arguing comes about from the whole “is it chest or not”. For instance, no one has ever confirmed Zlatopolsky had modal tones down to an Eb1. If you actually compare his super low contra to say, Glenn Miller or Pasyukov, although he might go lower at some times, his voice has less fundamental harmonics to his counterparts in notes that they all can sing. Especially compared to Glenn Miller now. Unfortunately the recent Capella Romana concert from Christmas 2021 is unavailable to the public, but he was hitting easy A’s and G’s that filled the room with bass. Glenn’s got a lot more under him. But at the end of the day, Music is music, and in gospel or choral setting no one is asking for a pure modal sound. Just something that sounds good.
Let me quickly mention that Zlatopolsky could dip to E1/Eb1 on inflection (there's an excerpt by The Oktavism channel where he does precisely that), as he was speaking. He wouldn't quite gain anything if he (chest-)fried it just to sound deeper when speaking. He got 'em notes covered with M1/Modal register or 'chest' down to a respectable Eb1 at least. That's my take on it.
a few notes and suggestions. - Steve Cross's lowest chest note is (i think) around G1. his lowest consistent chest note is A1 or so. that said, his chest-fry is very solid so i understand the confusion - Matt Fouch considers F1 the beginning of his chest-fry register, with his lowest chest note being G1 - u can clearly hear a change in connectedness below F1 in Glenn Miller's B0 clip, which i take to mean he transitions to a light chest-fry. that one is more up for debate than the other corrections but something i think is worth pointing out anyway - tex williams has what i think is a chest-y sounding Eb1 in this song that u might want to add to the desc considering u put casey moo in there th-cam.com/video/5Who2xTAaG0/w-d-xo.html
I've been analyzing the spectrogram and I couldn't find any sustainable evidence for C0, I don't have perfect pitch either, but if I feel a vibration like C0, when I generate a pitch C0 it sounds very similar for a brief moment. Probably you accidentally he does a subharmonic C1 to C0 or going down to G0 accidentally subharmonic to G-1.
@@TaigaMoriBassBass-Baritone, at least. He does have a very well developed low upper range, but he does not have quite the weight and ressonance, that a Profundo has.
Probably a F0 at absolute best, I highly doubt there is any human being that speaks in the 0th-octave. JD Sumner and Mikhail Zlatopolsky are most likely the guys who'll have deeper voices then anybody you'll ever meet.
A few corrections Steve cross uses Chest-Fry Matt Fouch says his F1 is the beginning of his chest-Fry Zlatapolsky uses strohbass for notes below G1 And J.D Sumner’s G0 is likely fry Great video tho
Zlotopolsky's official lowest chest note is Eb1 but later he has hit a C1. That all chest. You can check his E1 that was pure chest even tho u can hear the pops. Clean E1 is almost impossible
@@freddiestudio7668 zlatopolsky was a connection of profondo with oversized larynx and a drinker. He didnt have to use strohbass. Also a healthy man (like glenn) should not be able to sing under E1 on pure chest but alcohol destroyes vocalcords.
I mean, anything below F1 or E1 is hardly chest by anyone. At the end of the day, if we take Zlatopolsky as an example we all know how powerful his bass was but that doesn't mean it was Chest. Hell, chest isn't even that powerful for oktavists down there, below F1. A C1 (especially the one by Zlatopolsky that isn't supported in the chord by a C2 from any other basses) sounds hollow and empty but you can hear it because it's projected very loudly BECAUSE it's not Chest. It's some form of Strohbass/Chest-Fry mix. If you want to be heard down there over a choir without any amplification/microphone you need to stand out by adding that "pop", that cut to your low notes by using Strohbass. A breathy Chest C1 just wouldn't be able to do the job. I've tried both, Strohbass and Chest, in terms of projection and raw "power", and Strohbass is still the winner, even if it sounds less resonant and less "bassy", the pop of the Vocal Fry mixed into the note adds overtones and undertones that your bottom Chest range can't produce. I'm of course not taking anything away from these Legends, but you can see my point of view, remember, Zlatopolsky, A. Ort or Glenn are freaks of nature in their own way but they're still human, there are limits.
04:15 And he still said "That's not much"! How dare you to say that?? This guy is literally an octave lower than me, and he still says he doesn't have enough potencial, to sing all of those notes in 1st octave, and even a 0th octave note?? Go for a walk to reflect about you say about yourself!! We always put ourselves down, thinking we cannot reach our goals, but if we work to value ourselves, then we are well concretizated to be happier!!!
@@DanielcalLundberg Besides alcohol or cigarettes? Not really, I'm afraid. The voice naturally thickens and becomes warmer and louder with age, so it might just be a matter of time. What I can tell you, however, is that just using your voice can do wonders for consistency. Work with what you have and practice a lot (without hurting yourself), even if means you'll have to wrestle the thought that you're not Glenn Miller lol. Does it really matter what your lowest chest note is if you can sing well in general *and* do second subharmonics? I personally don't think so.
Im pretty sure you can develop solid low notes and even increase your lower range. I saw a video and geoff said his lowest not was only a C2 in highschool and he hit a B1 in school and was happy. Now after many years you see him hitting a E1 in chest in this video. Idk how he did it or what exercises he did, im always curios. Becuase i also want to improve my lower range
@@N9TheNoob, Geoff does a thing where it seems like a full slide, but he adds a slight growl at the end. I absolutely love the sound of it when he does that.
Thank you so much for including me between this great basses,it’s an honour to me
4:29 MY MAN BE SOUNDING LIKE A CAR
Cool Video! A couple of notes are debatable such as Geoffs E1. Most people say that it ends on a (somewhat flat) F#1. Steve Cross uses some sort of unique fry-based technique for his super low notes so the F1 is definitely not chest.
You could’ve included Mark McCauley tho.
Well I held Geoff's notes in growl and checked the note
you’re right
Geoff's fry and growl at E1 is so clean, sometimes it is hard to tell if it's chest or not. He has the cleanest fry and growl out there.
i kinda disagree with steve cross cuz this F1 sounds really chesty
No note after D#2 is chest, everything has an amount of false chord engage amd this is why composers avoid low notes after D2 (which is also very rare) for opera like hell 🤣
If anything, there shouldn’t be an official “chest note” compilation. After all, that’s not even a mechanism for the voice haha. More so a placement of sound as well as breath control. A lot of arguing comes about from the whole “is it chest or not”. For instance, no one has ever confirmed Zlatopolsky had modal tones down to an Eb1. If you actually compare his super low contra to say, Glenn Miller or Pasyukov, although he might go lower at some times, his voice has less fundamental harmonics to his counterparts in notes that they all can sing. Especially compared to Glenn Miller now. Unfortunately the recent Capella Romana concert from Christmas 2021 is unavailable to the public, but he was hitting easy A’s and G’s that filled the room with bass. Glenn’s got a lot more under him. But at the end of the day, Music is music, and in gospel or choral setting no one is asking for a pure modal sound. Just something that sounds good.
Yeah, Zlatopolsky didn't have quite as good of a fundamental frequency than Glenn Miller ever did.
But if those notes weren't modal, then what other technique were they produced with?
Let me quickly mention that Zlatopolsky could dip to E1/Eb1 on inflection (there's an excerpt by The Oktavism channel where he does precisely that), as he was speaking. He wouldn't quite gain anything if he (chest-)fried it just to sound deeper when speaking. He got 'em notes covered with M1/Modal register or 'chest' down to a respectable Eb1 at least. That's my take on it.
a few notes and suggestions.
- Steve Cross's lowest chest note is (i think) around G1. his lowest consistent chest note is A1 or so. that said, his chest-fry is very solid so i understand the confusion
- Matt Fouch considers F1 the beginning of his chest-fry register, with his lowest chest note being G1
- u can clearly hear a change in connectedness below F1 in Glenn Miller's B0 clip, which i take to mean he transitions to a light chest-fry. that one is more up for debate than the other corrections but something i think is worth pointing out anyway
- tex williams has what i think is a chest-y sounding Eb1 in this song that u might want to add to the desc considering u put casey moo in there th-cam.com/video/5Who2xTAaG0/w-d-xo.html
1:23 Gahd dahm
2:19 Jeez
3:07 Eric just effortlessly hitting Eb1 chests
4:14 THATS NOT MUCH!?
4:25 MY HEADPHONESSS
I´ve seen that JD clip end at least 10 compilations XD
Rookie Numbers…50+ for me
Matt Fouch is a DEMON
Clean Shaven Eric is a weird sight for some reason
Thatbassvoice is his new channel. He's at 112k subs now! He's amazing!
JD Summers was epic
0:48 Why was the transition and then the hard cut after he sung again so funny 😭
0:21 Eric Hollaway without beard?????
Just one correction:
Jojo Otseidu has an E1 chest. He dropped that low E in "Free your mind" song. It´s just insane, that´s what i have to say!!!
Yeah that F1 in this video was awesome.
@@stevegoldson67 That low one sounds really, really awesome!!!😍😍😍
2:03 I have never seen anybody that has included the E1 by Geoff
3:46, my hero Mikhail Zlatopolsky
(I think) JD dropped into a C0 at the end but that’s just me 😅
I've been analyzing the spectrogram and I couldn't find any sustainable evidence for C0, I don't have perfect pitch either, but if I feel a vibration like C0, when I generate a pitch C0 it sounds very similar for a brief moment. Probably you accidentally he does a subharmonic C1 to C0 or going down to G0 accidentally subharmonic to G-1.
These people make baritones and tenors sound like sopranos
Geoff has an E1 in his newest solo!
It's chest-fry
first guy has such a babyface, quite unexpected hah
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Bro that dude’s channel is so bad, idk what they think they’re doing. “Loud Bb-1 chest note” yeah sure bud
@@falseparadox3838 I'd like to hear some arguements:)
@@falseparadox3838 That what I thought lmao
@@rtsbass7829 ?
@@rtsbass7829 ?
2:35 when he gets 40-60 years old wont he be basically hitting a C1 in chest? Isnt he a young octavist?
As you probably know, Davide has already hit a C#1 in chest before, but he doesn’t have much dark timbre in his voice for now. Definitely BASS though.
@@TaigaMoriBassBass-Baritone, at least. He does have a very well developed low upper range, but he does not have quite the weight and ressonance, that a Profundo has.
3:06 этот чувак мне больше зашел
Manz sounding like a plane 💀
This is cool
What Can be the lowest chest note?
Well that's a tough question
Probably a F0 at absolute best, I highly doubt there is any human being that speaks in the 0th-octave. JD Sumner and Mikhail Zlatopolsky are most likely the guys who'll have deeper voices then anybody you'll ever meet.
Holy shot 😮
Wait I thought "chest" meant "full voice"? Nearly all of these were clearly fry tho?
A few corrections
Steve cross uses Chest-Fry
Matt Fouch says his F1 is the beginning of his chest-Fry
Zlatapolsky uses strohbass for notes below G1
And J.D Sumner’s G0 is likely fry
Great video tho
Zlotopolsky's official lowest chest note is Eb1 but later he has hit a C1. That all chest.
You can check his E1 that was pure chest even tho u can hear the pops.
Clean E1 is almost impossible
@@rtsbass7829 hmmmmm i dont think so,you can hear a slight rumble when he is about to hit a really low note so i dont think so but maybe who knows
@@freddiestudio7668 zlatopolsky was a connection of profondo with oversized larynx and a drinker. He didnt have to use strohbass. Also a healthy man (like glenn) should not be able to sing under E1 on pure chest but alcohol destroyes vocalcords.
@@JAC0B_BASS One thing I know exactly about Mikhail - his voise as impressive as his nose lmao
I mean, anything below F1 or E1 is hardly chest by anyone. At the end of the day, if we take Zlatopolsky as an example we all know how powerful his bass was but that doesn't mean it was Chest. Hell, chest isn't even that powerful for oktavists down there, below F1. A C1 (especially the one by Zlatopolsky that isn't supported in the chord by a C2 from any other basses) sounds hollow and empty but you can hear it because it's projected very loudly BECAUSE it's not Chest. It's some form of Strohbass/Chest-Fry mix. If you want to be heard down there over a choir without any amplification/microphone you need to stand out by adding that "pop", that cut to your low notes by using Strohbass. A breathy Chest C1 just wouldn't be able to do the job. I've tried both, Strohbass and Chest, in terms of projection and raw "power", and Strohbass is still the winner, even if it sounds less resonant and less "bassy", the pop of the Vocal Fry mixed into the note adds overtones and undertones that your bottom Chest range can't produce. I'm of course not taking anything away from these Legends, but you can see my point of view, remember, Zlatopolsky, A. Ort or Glenn are freaks of nature in their own way but they're still human, there are limits.
Nic Val also has 0th octave chest notes
Anything below Bb1 is only used with fry register, by Nic Val. I have mentioned Bb1, because it's is lowest chest note.
@@hugobasilio1303 No, it isn't, how can a guy's lowest chest note be higher then his chest-speaking range? Lol
Algumas notas parecem ser sub-harmonicos.
Pero estas notes no son sub-harmonicos.
@@rtsbass7829 he wrote in portuguese not spanish haha
@@aleferodrigues4622 hahahah bruh
04:15 And he still said "That's not much"! How dare you to say that?? This guy is literally an octave lower than me, and he still says he doesn't have enough potencial, to sing all of those notes in 1st octave, and even a 0th octave note?? Go for a walk to reflect about you say about yourself!! We always put ourselves down, thinking we cannot reach our goals, but if we work to value ourselves, then we are well concretizated to be happier!!!
He means it's not much volume on the B0
@@kingape1619 Yeah I see.
What is a chest note? I can hit G1 with normal singing. Lowest I managed was 18.2hz using other methods.
That's D0!
chest note is normal singing
I successfully succeeded today to hit a D1 with second subs but I want to work on my chest voice. Any tips?
Your chest voice on the low end will only go as low as your vocal cords and larynx will allow.
@@johndeeregreen4592 I knew that but are there any ways to affect the vocal chords and larynx?
@@DanielcalLundberg Besides alcohol or cigarettes? Not really, I'm afraid. The voice naturally thickens and becomes warmer and louder with age, so it might just be a matter of time. What I can tell you, however, is that just using your voice can do wonders for consistency. Work with what you have and practice a lot (without hurting yourself), even if means you'll have to wrestle the thought that you're not Glenn Miller lol. Does it really matter what your lowest chest note is if you can sing well in general *and* do second subharmonics? I personally don't think so.
I hit d1 too
Im pretty sure you can develop solid low notes and even increase your lower range.
I saw a video and geoff said his lowest not was only a C2 in highschool and he hit a B1 in school and was happy. Now after many years you see him hitting a E1 in chest in this video. Idk how he did it or what exercises he did, im always curios. Becuase i also want to improve my lower range
Is Geoff chest really go down E1?
No, that was a growl... a very clean growl, but one, nonetheless. Geoff's chest voice ends at F1.
@@johndeeregreen4592 a lot of people say that its a chest slide
And yet I'd still rather listen to Geoff than most of these guys.
@@N9TheNoob, Geoff does a thing where it seems like a full slide, but he adds a slight growl at the end. I absolutely love the sound of it when he does that.
@@johndeeregreen4592 maybe in the morning but naturally g#1 g1 in perfect and in the moring he can hit only f#1
Haha lower than f1 not chest clown obviously impossible
Lmao, this man thinks he's right😂
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Eric Hollaway has a confirmed C1 in chest voice. The only one to actually sing any of these notes here in chest voice