That deep, rumbling, vibrating bass that strikes you straight into the center of your chest and changes your breathing temporarily is what I call the Kaplan effect. Only Avi has been able to do that to me. Not that there aren't other wonderful bass singers out there, but Avi is the only one that has an unmatched warmth, strength, and full power at his lowest note.
I couldn't agree more! I love the bass range, but you have to do more than just "hit" the low note, imo. Personally, I'm crazy for that warmth and chocolatey velvet any day of the week. And the emotion that comes through clearly no matter what octaves he sings...gets me every time.
PTX has mastered the order of their solo features in each piece... they tap into your heart and soul and then kick you in the face and then hum your into submission! Haha there were no instruments. They have a live version on their christmas performance and it sounds just as perfect. Kevin Olusola is the beatboxer and he’s amazing. He does sounds when he inhales and exhales so there is never a break. It’s a common comment about having some artificial percussion but there isn’t :) great reaction!
Just think of it this way. Every hate comment is more engagement. More engagement goes across more feeds. Helps your algorithms. I say thank them for their time , just don't let it get to you🤑🤭
My man went to church and was moved by the spirit 🥰🙏 it might be able to be argued whether that is a religious song, but he sure looked like he was having a religious experience😆
FANTASTIC reaction!! You not only reacted purely you but allowed us to feel your reaction!! And you're absolutely hilarious as well!! New subscriber right here ❤❤
Scott is what I consider a true baritone. I consider a true baritone someone who can chest down to or around C2 and have a head voice or falsetto In the 5th octave.
Hey man at the beginning you said you had a hater who got you down. I just want to say that i love watching your videos just because of how wholesome you are as a person. keep your head up and your spirits and keep doing what you are doing. They always say if you dont have any haters in life you are not doing it right so sending some love your way and just wanted to say love your vids and your channel!
If you don't believe everyone who tells you they don't use reverb, don't add drums, then check out their live performances. The best illustration for this is the performance Aha Live in Singapore, the Star Vista. This was footage shot on someone's CELL PHONE and blows every studio recording OUT OF THE WATER! Seriously, you NEED to hear it.
You are correct with the bass! They kill every voice part but headphones or good speakers make your body vibrate with the bass. It’s a full body experience... which in my opinion, takes it to another level. When music can effect your entire body.... it really sticks with you.
@@MelaniePoparad hey there friend. I no! I'm ADDICTED TO AVI'S MUSIC. I even bought VIP tickets for his London show this year but sadly cos of covid it got postponed to November 2021. I absolutely cannot wait to go and hopefully meet him. He's a sweetheart of a human being too.
Samantha Walker too bad about the cancelation. Can’t wait for things to get back to relative normality! Humans need interaction with each other to be healthy.... even me... introvert, homebody, social anxiety, relatively antisocial... and I still need to see people in person! Haha I love Matt in PTX too. I particularly love his part in “when the party’s over”. Sooo gorgeous.
@@MelaniePoparad you no it was so good he was accepted straight away. I'm a full on ptx fan but only just recently this year (cos of quarantine) I stumbled on them by accident which led me to BING WATCHING most of their videos. 😁😁😁. But it was ALWAYS AVI for me even in ptx . If I'm honest I was following Avi more so even though I loved ptx the group. And I NEED A HUG BIG TIME. Although I'm also a loner(which is odd) but touching and physical interaction (when you need it) is super important. Where are you from?
Well, yes technically there is a small bit of post production on official versions, but typically not more than a 2nd layer of someone's vocal or what they do in the live performance on stage with reverb added to their mics. Small things like that. That's because the point is that they are an a capella band, & their fans want to hear them do these songs live. A few edm style songs like their Daft Punk Medley might have reverb on someone's mic for most of the song. Scott has 1 section in Bohemian Rhapsody where I think it's added to that whole section for a fuller sound. Or it might just be added on a certain sound effect 1 person does in a song, like in Bohemian Rhapsody when it gets to the "electric guitar solo" performed by Mitch. I think they just switch his mic to reverb for that part only & then switch it back. In the official video, this mechanical effect added to his guitar vocal is shown by him "using" a megaphone, so that you immediately understand that they are admitting that to get that sound exactly the way they wanted there had to be a tool used, but also it is still his voice & if you hear him do it without a mic you would still know it's someone imitating an electric guitar because it's pretty close. There is a video of them doing Daft Punk completely off mic in a private performance to a small number of people in a dressing room, yet the song sounds so similar to the on stage/official version that people use it to point out how much they really do with just their voices. So some of what you think is post production isn't, it's actually sound effects they make. For example, Avi can do overtones, make his bass reverb till you think there must be looping going on (he actually did opera training), or make his bass notes in short sharper bursts in perfect time with Kevin's beatboxing so that it sounds like a drum added post production. So you might want to sometimes check out recommended live performances of some of their songs too & compare with the studio version in a double reaction.
Amazing reaction! This is one of my favorite songs to watch people react to, and you did not disappoint! Pentatonix's talent levels are truly ridiculous. Btw, no drums there. That's all body percussion by Kevin, who also does the beatboxing.
Great reactions sweet man ! Thank you for choosing PTX, we love them. We "Pentaholics" love this powerful and profound group of amazing singers. Be sure to try more, like EVOLUTION OF RHIANNA, plus DAFT PUNK mash, they won a Grammy for! And "Mary Did You Know?" form their Christmas songs ! Thanks again ! :)
Yay! I'm glad to see you doing some PTX. This was great. If you want to see them doing something 'live' (appropriately equalized, but no reverb or anything), with Amazing skill, try their cover of Gold by Kiara. I do think Kevin is using a stomp pad for this -- is that what you mean by added drums? (If not, then you're mistaken, that's all Kevin.)
Welcome back to PTX! It’s been a while and you were missed. “Hallelujah” is one of the songs which showcases the individual vocal abilities of PTX (all except Kevin, the beatboxer). Please do their cover of “Imagine” at some stage. You will not be disappointed. Great reaction as always.
please if you ever have the time listen to their rendition of Daft Punk, and Sound of Silence if you have not already. I promise you are going to love them. Thank you and please stay safe have a good day and know you are important in this world.
If you want a recent live performance by these guys then check out Kelly Clarkson - "Higher Love" live from the 2020 Billboard Music Awards featuring Pentatonix and Sheila E.
❣**THERE ARE LITERALLY NO WORDS IN MY ENGLISH VOCABULARY, THAT CAN DESCRIBE THIS GROUP!!!** ❣ I have also come to the conclusion, that Mitch is an Alien, from the planet of *WTF* 🙃 😊🙃
They have some video's live on stage and sound exactly like the studio version ,they never use instruments or auto tune ,I know it's hard to believe but they did win first place in an A Cappella competition voices only no instruments whatsoever aloud in competition.
thank you for providing this very nice distraction of the music. Your a blessing to me please do not listen to the haters out there I may not be vocal, but your making my life better during a time when I have very little reason to take my next breath.
You can watch it live here.th-cam.com/video/haFHrfmfHbc/w-d-xo.html Scott the blond takes over the bass while Avi is singing lead. Kevin has a stomp pad that he uses in live concerts. When Mitch with the hat starts singing you stopped moving. We call that the frozen face of Mitch.
Great video. If you love the base vocals on this song react to Change on the Rise by Avi Kaplan. Hes the one that sings bass on this song and its his solo song. You'll love it i promise.
In the live version I think Kevin has a stamp pad to help mic up his stamping, though they may not have needed it for the studio version... But yeah, that's the closest to an instrument on this track ever... Unless you count him patting his chest or whatever... Pretty sure they record in a studio though, so pretty sure there's some reverb and minor stuff going on... But if you watch them live without microphones, you can tell they can do most of it without needing anything. But yeah, as a rule, if you don't see an instrument in the video, it doesn't exist in the recording.
They use microphones to enhance effects, particularly for the beatboxing. Reverb? Yes. Auto tune? No. Does Kevin use slaps, claps and stomps as part of his percussion? Yes. Are there drums? No. They are 95% a cappella. The only times instruments are used, you will see them in the video. So far, only when Kevin plays the cello (while beatboxing at the same time) and when Lindsey Sterling joins them (See Radioactive & Papaoutai) on the violin.
I love your reaction to their voices! There are no drums by the way... that is all done by Kevin and Avi. You really should react to their original song SING or BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY!
Mike babe, just let everything these haters say GO IN 1 EAR AND STRAIGHT OUT THE OTHER. OR RIGHT OVER THE TOP OF YA HEAD! WE LOVE YOU MAN AND YOUR CHANNEL BUT MOST OF ALL YOUR REACTIONS. KEEP GOING REAL STRONG BABE. WE'VE GOT YA BACK. XXX
6:59 ................for the last time ........no drums ....reverb ...maybe.....drums .....no ....... Even with reverb they have live versions of every single song including this one were we clearly see no drums and no reverb they have done it with mics on stage and without mics they have done all of there songs live and. It a single drum is used ....if they use an instrument they will show it in the video/in say something Kevin plays a cello/ 100% no instruments I mean if you want proof that they people can make the noises without a drum kit watch Adam rupp live drum solo were the beatboxer from home free sounds 100% like a drum and many other cool sounds come out of him .........1 more time .......NO INSTRUMENTS
@@stuarcari I'm pretty sure it was just a typo. I think he meant to say "Not a single drum is used." There are NO instruments. They also _do not_ add in any special digital effects. It is all 100% their voices.
Hey Mike, this is just MY OPINION, but I think you might be better off with this type of music over constant heavy metal. Heavy metal is good dont get me wrong but it only caters to a small minority as oppose to pop, rock, rap etc etc. Said only with love and no hate at all btw. Xx
Nope no drums, all Kevin, when he is recording he is probably using a mic'd stomp pad, and they catch his claps. But no drums...Yep, a bit of reverb, some volume level adjusting to bring out certain peoples vocals and to bring out Avi's bass and Mitch and Kirstie's high notes.
Avi, the bass singer, has occasionally blown out speakers while in concert
That deep, rumbling, vibrating bass that strikes you straight into the center of your chest and changes your breathing temporarily is what I call the Kaplan effect. Only Avi has been able to do that to me. Not that there aren't other wonderful bass singers out there, but Avi is the only one that has an unmatched warmth, strength, and full power at his lowest note.
I couldn't agree more! I love the bass range, but you have to do more than just "hit" the low note, imo. Personally, I'm crazy for that warmth and chocolatey velvet any day of the week. And the emotion that comes through clearly no matter what octaves he sings...gets me every time.
Have you heard Tim Foust or Geoff Castellucci, they have are great bass too
Adore it when they get to Mitch's part and make the face. They always make the face. Counter-tenors are so rare.
Yep...the "Mitch Face" Love it!
Counter tenor isn't that rare or hard to get to. Im naturally a baritone and can go up into mid soprano
The mitch face is real I cant stop watching reaction videos because of it.
@@jaceproductions5034 a really good counter-tenor is.
that might be the best "Mitch stank face" ever.
Leonard Cohen, who wrote the song, heard the ptx cover shortly before he passed and said it was the best cover of his song he had ever heard
Omgosh the Mitch face was priceless!! Great reaction!!😍😍
PTX has mastered the order of their solo features in each piece... they tap into your heart and soul and then kick you in the face and then hum your into submission! Haha there were no instruments. They have a live version on their christmas performance and it sounds just as perfect. Kevin Olusola is the beatboxer and he’s amazing. He does sounds when he inhales and exhales so there is never a break. It’s a common comment about having some artificial percussion but there isn’t :) great reaction!
This is a perfect description of PTX! Well said Mel. Love it!
I'm so glad you came back to pentatonix.
Good to see you back with PTX! Ignore the haters! They are a miserable lot❣️ Life’s too short for hate.
Just think of it this way. Every hate comment is more engagement. More engagement goes across more feeds. Helps your algorithms. I say thank them for their time , just don't let it get to you🤑🤭
@@reneeg9406 clever. Yes it's like the saying........any publicly is good, good or bad, it's still publicity.
YEAH! That very last note always sounds to me like it's from a big old pipe organ in a cathedral. :)
My man went to church and was moved by the spirit 🥰🙏 it might be able to be argued whether that is a religious song, but he sure looked like he was having a religious experience😆
This is Avi’s best performance ever in a Pentatonix song. His bass is so rich and strong.
FANTASTIC reaction!! You not only reacted purely you but allowed us to feel your reaction!! And you're absolutely hilarious as well!! New subscriber right here ❤❤
First of all she was SANGING that song. Thank you for see the beauty of the song. I noticed the beautiful sunset at the end. Magical.
OMGOSH OMGOSH OMGOSH OMGOSH!!!!!!!! I'm so happy right now. You have no idea. I LOVE PTX ESPECIALLY AVI KAPLAN THE BASS SINGER.
Scott is what I consider a true baritone. I consider a true baritone someone who can chest down to or around C2 and have a head voice or falsetto In the 5th octave.
I’ve seen so many of these reactions and this is by far my favorite! You were in it!
Hey man at the beginning you said you had a hater who got you down. I just want to say that i love watching your videos just because of how wholesome you are as a person. keep your head up and your spirits and keep doing what you are doing. They always say if you dont have any haters in life you are not doing it right so sending some love your way and just wanted to say love your vids and your channel!
Scott took over the bass when Avi was singing his solo part btw
Yes Scott's range is absolutely AWESOME
@@samanthawalker4171so is Avi’s!
If you don't believe everyone who tells you they don't use reverb, don't add drums, then check out their live performances. The best illustration for this is the performance Aha Live in Singapore, the Star Vista. This was footage shot on someone's CELL PHONE and blows every studio recording OUT OF THE WATER!
Seriously, you NEED to hear it.
Speaking of 808, if you check out their original song "Sing", Kevin raps and refers to himself as the "human 808"!
Thats Avi Kaplan rumbling in your bones. Magnificent voice
i love reacting along with you!! thank you for being so open & caring with your sharing / reactions :) big hugs from chicago ~
You are correct with the bass! They kill every voice part but headphones or good speakers make your body vibrate with the bass. It’s a full body experience... which in my opinion, takes it to another level. When music can effect your entire body.... it really sticks with you.
Avi Kaplan was the bass originally in ptx. I love him so much and his solo music is out of this world too. You should check it out
Samantha Walker “Change on the Rise” is a freaking anthem! I love it. I also love his work with the sequoia’s “Hey Ya”. That one is just super cool.
@@MelaniePoparad hey there friend. I no! I'm ADDICTED TO AVI'S MUSIC. I even bought VIP tickets for his London show this year but sadly cos of covid it got postponed to November 2021. I absolutely cannot wait to go and hopefully meet him. He's a sweetheart of a human being too.
Samantha Walker too bad about the cancelation. Can’t wait for things to get back to relative normality! Humans need interaction with each other to be healthy.... even me... introvert, homebody, social anxiety, relatively antisocial... and I still need to see people in person! Haha I love Matt in PTX too. I particularly love his part in “when the party’s over”. Sooo gorgeous.
@@MelaniePoparad you no it was so good he was accepted straight away. I'm a full on ptx fan but only just recently this year (cos of quarantine) I stumbled on them by accident which led me to BING WATCHING most of their videos. 😁😁😁. But it was ALWAYS AVI for me even in ptx . If I'm honest I was following Avi more so even though I loved ptx the group. And I NEED A HUG BIG TIME. Although I'm also a loner(which is odd) but touching and physical interaction (when you need it) is super important. Where are you from?
THANKYOU SO MUCH MIKE FOR COMING BACK TO PTX. THANKYOU THANKYOU THANKYOU THANKYOU. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Well, yes technically there is a small bit of post production on official versions, but typically not more than a 2nd layer of someone's vocal or what they do in the live performance on stage with reverb added to their mics. Small things like that. That's because the point is that they are an a capella band, & their fans want to hear them do these songs live. A few edm style songs like their Daft Punk Medley might have reverb on someone's mic for most of the song. Scott has 1 section in Bohemian Rhapsody where I think it's added to that whole section for a fuller sound. Or it might just be added on a certain sound effect 1 person does in a song, like in Bohemian Rhapsody when it gets to the "electric guitar solo" performed by Mitch. I think they just switch his mic to reverb for that part only & then switch it back. In the official video, this mechanical effect added to his guitar vocal is shown by him "using" a megaphone, so that you immediately understand that they are admitting that to get that sound exactly the way they wanted there had to be a tool used, but also it is still his voice & if you hear him do it without a mic you would still know it's someone imitating an electric guitar because it's pretty close.
There is a video of them doing Daft Punk completely off mic in a private performance to a small number of people in a dressing room, yet the song sounds so similar to the on stage/official version that people use it to point out how much they really do with just their voices. So some of what you think is post production isn't, it's actually sound effects they make. For example, Avi can do overtones, make his bass reverb till you think there must be looping going on (he actually did opera training), or make his bass notes in short sharper bursts in perfect time with Kevin's beatboxing so that it sounds like a drum added post production. So you might want to sometimes check out recommended live performances of some of their songs too & compare with the studio version in a double reaction.
This song is beautiful. I used this song to walk down the aisle at my wedding.
Amazing reaction! This is one of my favorite songs to watch people react to, and you did not disappoint! Pentatonix's talent levels are truly ridiculous. Btw, no drums there. That's all body percussion by Kevin, who also does the beatboxing.
I just love watching your reactions. You make me so happy. Thanks.
Scott does the bass when Avi is singing! Love it!
Should hear their Silent Night in the church. Blow your mind. Also, their Sing Off songs.
I feel you bro... music penetrated your body heart and soul . Thats PTX❤❤❤❤❤
Great reactions sweet man ! Thank you for choosing PTX, we love them. We "Pentaholics" love this powerful and profound group of amazing singers. Be sure to try more, like EVOLUTION OF RHIANNA, plus DAFT PUNK mash, they won a Grammy for! And "Mary Did You Know?" form their Christmas songs ! Thanks again ! :)
Yay! I'm glad to see you doing some PTX. This was great.
If you want to see them doing something 'live' (appropriately equalized, but no reverb or anything), with Amazing skill, try their cover of Gold by Kiara.
I do think Kevin is using a stomp pad for this -- is that what you mean by added drums? (If not, then you're mistaken, that's all Kevin.)
YOU ARE A TRIP! LOL... That was by far the best reaction video I have ever seen... I laughed for 2 days! You definitely have my subscription!
My man done gone to church and had some fried chicken and banana pudding with this song! Lovin the passion listening to this song!
Best reaction yet! Thx for sharing ❤
Thank you too Pamela... peace and love always
One of my all time favorite versions , such harmony with superb highs and ultra lows.....
Love your reaction! You're so excited. I just liked your reaction and subscribed.
Listen to them sing this live and see how you feel about reverbing.
Welcome back to PTX! It’s been a while and you were missed. “Hallelujah” is one of the songs which showcases the individual vocal abilities of PTX (all except Kevin, the beatboxer). Please do their cover of “Imagine” at some stage. You will not be disappointed. Great reaction as always.
Great reaction! You want to be amazed, check out their off mic live performances. You won't believe it.
please if you ever have the time listen to their rendition of Daft Punk, and Sound of Silence if you have not already. I promise you are going to love them. Thank you and please stay safe have a good day and know you are important in this world.
YES! Give Kirsten her flowers!
Great reaction!!
If you want a recent live performance by these guys then check out Kelly Clarkson - "Higher Love" live from the 2020 Billboard Music Awards featuring Pentatonix and Sheila E.
They have a live version of this...Perhaps you should react to it and see for yourself how well they mimic what you just heard?
❣**THERE ARE LITERALLY NO WORDS IN MY ENGLISH VOCABULARY, THAT CAN DESCRIBE THIS GROUP!!!** ❣ I have also come to the conclusion, that Mitch is an Alien, from the planet of *WTF* 🙃 😊🙃
Yup,shes beautiful and can sing
They have some video's live on stage and sound exactly like the studio version ,they never use instruments or auto tune ,I know it's hard to believe but they did win first place in an A Cappella competition voices only no instruments whatsoever aloud in competition.
thank you for providing this very nice distraction of the music. Your a blessing to me please do not listen to the haters out there I may not be vocal, but your making my life better during a time when I have very little reason to take my next breath.
You can watch it live here.th-cam.com/video/haFHrfmfHbc/w-d-xo.html
Scott the blond takes over the bass while Avi is singing lead. Kevin has a stomp pad that he uses in live concerts. When Mitch with the hat starts singing you stopped moving. We call that the frozen face of Mitch.
penta perfect pitch .. i like that ..
Great video. If you love the base vocals on this song react to Change on the Rise by Avi Kaplan. Hes the one that sings bass on this song and its his solo song. You'll love it i promise.
Just tell them Mike cross told ya so...
I have seen them live, it is all them.
In the live version I think Kevin has a stamp pad to help mic up his stamping, though they may not have needed it for the studio version... But yeah, that's the closest to an instrument on this track ever... Unless you count him patting his chest or whatever... Pretty sure they record in a studio though, so pretty sure there's some reverb and minor stuff going on... But if you watch them live without microphones, you can tell they can do most of it without needing anything.
But yeah, as a rule, if you don't see an instrument in the video, it doesn't exist in the recording.
Hey I love you! Too many man's, man's, man 🤣
I love this guy!!
Avi's voice.... goose bumps.
They don't use anything! It's all them 💯
You should check out their cover of silent night, they do it live and still sounds beautiful
"We know there's some drums in there..." Sure.
No drums, no reverb. Live is EXACTLY the same!!!!!😁
They use microphones to enhance effects, particularly for the beatboxing. Reverb? Yes. Auto tune? No. Does Kevin use slaps, claps and stomps as part of his percussion? Yes. Are there drums? No. They are 95% a cappella. The only times instruments are used, you will see them in the video. So far, only when Kevin plays the cello (while beatboxing at the same time) and when Lindsey Sterling joins them (See Radioactive & Papaoutai) on the violin.
I love your reaction to their voices! There are no drums by the way... that is all done by Kevin and Avi. You really should react to their original song SING or BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY!
Sound of silence
No there's no drum. It's just amazing Kevin & Avi's voices.
YEEEEEESSSSSS AVI KAPLAN BABE SING!!!!!!!
Mike babe, just let everything these haters say GO IN 1 EAR AND STRAIGHT OUT THE OTHER. OR RIGHT OVER THE TOP OF YA HEAD! WE LOVE YOU MAN AND YOUR CHANNEL BUT MOST OF ALL YOUR REACTIONS. KEEP GOING REAL STRONG BABE. WE'VE GOT YA BACK. XXX
React to Anna Hawkins. Hallelujah, the sexiest version I have ever seen, yet feeling clean and happy throughout and after.
I just came here for this. 6:49
You should check out Avi Kaplan's "Change on the Rise". I'm sad he left this group, but that song is awesome.
No drums! All voice! Subbed 🏴❣️
I’d love for you to react to one of their latest songs. Their Amazing Grace (My Chains are Gone) is incredible ☮️💟😷
Perfect Reaction to my 👼 Mitch
No reverb or drums or auto tune. Kevin is the reverb, drums & all percussion. Avid also does some of it too. Nothing but voices doing it all. O k!
Yes, you can say a sentence with saying “man,” I know you can. I have faith in you.
no drums.. they most likely used a pzm mic on the floor in the studio to make the stomp sound like a kick drum, add a little reverb... you got it..
Great video.......man!
Mitch slapped
Sub due to Pentatonix. More please.
Hello Check out Gold from PTX. Hello from Germany. Your reaction are realy nice .
I'm a liker ... not a hater :)
In the intro he said man alot of times
Hey are a pure acapella group the percussion is Val Kevin’s B bop
You want bass? Do "Ring of Fire" by Home Free.
I second this fellow homefry!
How many times do you think he said man??😂😂😂 but overall it was a good reaction!!!
No drums. Just Kevin 😂
You should check out Alex Boye♡
Ok cool we will add yo our list ... thanks for watching and your request... peace ✌
No drums, no instruments. They talked about this in a separate video.
6:59 ................for the last time ........no drums ....reverb ...maybe.....drums .....no ....... Even with reverb they have live versions of every single song including this one were we clearly see no drums and no reverb they have done it with mics on stage and without mics they have done all of there songs live and. It a single drum is used ....if they use an instrument they will show it in the video/in say something Kevin plays a cello/ 100% no instruments I mean if you want proof that they people can make the noises without a drum kit watch Adam rupp live drum solo were the beatboxer from home free sounds 100% like a drum and many other cool sounds come out of him .........1 more time .......NO INSTRUMENTS
So you're saying there are drums?
@@stuarcari BOI !
Didn't Kevin use a stomp pad for this one? I've seen him use it in live performances of this song.
@@stuarcari
I'm pretty sure it was just a typo. I think he meant to say "Not a single drum is used."
There are NO instruments. They also _do not_ add in any special digital effects.
It is all 100% their voices.
@@MissJojo7682 it was just a joke. They wrote such a huge, passionate comment about there being no drums I just thought I'd mess with them
If you want to get some feel check out there imagine cover
No drums Kevin ( the black guy) was beat boxing and beating his chest and stomping his foot
Are you a Terrapin? When were you there?
Hey Mike, this is just MY OPINION, but I think you might be better off with this type of music over constant heavy metal. Heavy metal is good dont get me wrong but it only caters to a small minority as oppose to pop, rock, rap etc etc. Said only with love and no hate at all btw. Xx
whats uup
No drums! Kevin is one of the best beatboxers.
there isn't any drums....it's kevin
Nope no drums, all Kevin, when he is recording he is probably using a mic'd stomp pad, and they catch his claps. But no drums...Yep, a bit of reverb, some volume level adjusting to bring out certain peoples vocals and to bring out Avi's bass and Mitch and Kirstie's high notes.
no drums, was all the beatboxer