Man, i LOVE the boondocks/fishin' in the dark part (1:53), he's like : 'Okay Tim just started singing baritone, so who's on bass? Oh, no one? *sigh*, well, someone needs to hold this song together'.
@Tricky The Clown: now in Penatatonix they have Matt, We know that Tim Foust use chest and chest fry, it will be interesting for Tim Foust learn subharmonic also Matt.
@@evansbat thats pretty accurate to how i feel too. i'd also tack on that as a singer layne is probably the most versatile bc he has the largest chest range of the 3, however kevin has better control and tone than layne generally
@@evansbat: perfect, I just wondering: all of them collaborate with Voiceplay for new song. Song request for them: pour some Sugar on Me by Def Laphard.
Awesome vocal range video btw There are things I had literally never noticed It's good to bring this guy's talent to the public, thank you, man, good job!
You can see him sing a tiny part in How great thou art. But he mostly sings harmony if he's going to sing. I would love to hear him take the lead some time.
He does an entire verse in the live videos of Little St Nick. And now that he uses a looper in his solos, he also sings there. Look for videos from the 2022 Christmas tour. Fabulous.
Wow. That video was probably quite the challenge to make. Some of the techniques are probably wrong but I‘m not sure. And some of these notes are most likely not countable. But still, a great video!
@kobeteam777 The Jew's harp, also known as jaw harp, mouth harp, gewgaw, guimbard, khomus, trump, Ozark harp, Galician harp, or murchunga, is a lamellophone instrument, consisting of a flexible metal or bamboo tongue or reed attached to a frame. Although Adam Chance can do it without the instrument.
@kobeteam777 I don’t know how to do it. Most of the videos I’ve seen on it feature the instrument. So I’m not exactly sure how he learned to do it without it.
It's a great video but I am pretty sure that it's not the lip-roll technique....! The one he uses in this Video is the Lip-Buzz. Lip-Rolls are different in sound. You can hear Adam doing Lip Rolls in their video "sunday best" at 0:25 in the background! If you want to hear more of Lip-Rolls I recommend the Video of NaPom called "You can't roll like this" on the Swissbeatbox Channel
Just to notice. A liproll is produced by the lips and not by the vocal trackt. So I wouldn't count that as part of the vocal range. And they are naturally lower than the voice.
I think I figured out the lip roll he does, and I managed the same lowest note (no one cares though so why did I even say that now I look like a random dude desperate for attention)
Hey BadamB B! Another great video! It's very impressive that you made a great vocal range video of someone who really doesn't do any singing lol 👍 Hmm I know I've asked you this before, but I was curious, right now, do you have any plans on doing a vocal range video for Mitch Grassi? There's only been 1 comprehensive one made in the last 3.5+ years, you would get a lot of views
@@badamb401, Ok cool! I could actually give you some help with some of the notes. I have lots of notes of his that very few people have ever seen. For example, I have a video of Mitch singing soprano high C (C6) in his head voice and low bass C (C2) in his chest voice. Very few people have ever seen it Actually, if we worked together, we could probably create a Mitch video for your TH-cam channel very, very quickly lol Anyway, yeah I would love it if you would let me know if you start creating a Mitch video! 👍
Adam is the underrated, yet secret weapon of Home Free.
Man, i LOVE the boondocks/fishin' in the dark part (1:53), he's like : 'Okay Tim just started singing baritone, so who's on bass? Oh, no one? *sigh*, well, someone needs to hold this song together'.
The throat bass part in man of constant sorrow isn’t Adam Rupp-it’s Adam chance
I’ve never heard of beatboxer till I heard you . You are wonderful. I’m 72 and watching Home Free is great,my new favorite band!
I love how it starts with his lowest CHEST note
Same, I wonder that Adam Rupp know subharmonic? That will be interesting for beatboxing.
@@deanmarion5477 that would be very interesting
@@aj_mcburney: I know Geoff from Voiceplay known for subharmonic, It will be cool for Adam Rupp to use that.
@Tricky The Clown: now in Penatatonix they have Matt, We know that Tim Foust use chest and chest fry, it will be interesting for Tim Foust learn subharmonic also Matt.
he's, in my opinion, the best of the vp ptx hf beatboxers. hes the only one who can like accurately imitate an actual drumset as well as he does
Kevin - Singer
Adam - Drums
Layne - Sounds/FX
@@evansbat thats pretty accurate to how i feel too. i'd also tack on that as a singer layne is probably the most versatile bc he has the largest chest range of the 3, however kevin has better control and tone than layne generally
@@evansbat: perfect, I just wondering: all of them collaborate with Voiceplay for new song. Song request for them: pour some Sugar on Me by Def Laphard.
Awesome vocal range video btw
There are things I had literally never noticed
It's good to bring this guy's talent to the public, thank you, man, good job!
0:30 I'm, pretty sure that's Chance, overtonesinging (like that thing Avi does). He's the one who does it live anyway
It’s Adam Chance’s Jaw Harp with Adam Rupp’s Harmonica
Sorry I didn't know that.
@@evansbat Usually I wouldn’t doubt you on these things Evan but I’m pretty sure it’s just Adam doing some weird shit lol
@@bee2731 Chance did the Jaw Harp in the Sing-Off version too. Rupp does a side jaw harmonica thing the whole video.
Very talented man
Wow! I had no idea Adam could hit those notes. I knew he was amazing, but wow. My respect and adoration for his music just deepened 10 fold 💕
correction:
Adam Rupp's vocal range:
E1-F#1-C2-F2-C#5-C#6-A6
lowest chest note: F2
lowest growl note: F#1
lowest chest-fry note: C2
highest falsetto note: C#6
highest whistle note: A6
I know that other members of Home Free have their singing parts, we needed a solo part from Adam Rupp for another new song.
Adam is obviously incredibly good at beatboxing, I am just curious if he ever actually sings
You can see him sing a tiny part in
How great thou art. But he mostly sings harmony if he's going to sing. I would love to hear him take the lead some time.
@@minneyruth yeah, even if that would be a short bit
@@minneyruth He is actually the lead in the part you mentioned of How Great Thou Art.
He does an entire verse in the live videos of Little St Nick. And now that he uses a looper in his solos, he also sings there. Look for videos from the 2022 Christmas tour. Fabulous.
Yes, he has a solo line in How Great Thou Art and you can hear him in many other songs that don't have beatboxing.
Wow. That video was probably quite the challenge to make. Some of the techniques are probably wrong but I‘m not sure. And some of these notes are most likely not countable. But still, a great video!
Nice video man
Was waiting for this !
Lol first what a great vid this is going to be! Love you
Just awesome.... Best beat boxer out there.
Yes he has a very nice tenor voice.
I think that the f2 throat bass was chance because he does it live as well
It’s Adam Chance’s Jaw Harp
@kobeteam777 The Jew's harp, also known as jaw harp, mouth harp, gewgaw, guimbard, khomus, trump, Ozark harp, Galician harp, or murchunga, is a lamellophone instrument, consisting of a flexible metal or bamboo tongue or reed attached to a frame. Although Adam Chance can do it without the instrument.
@kobeteam777 Yes and it’s commonly done in beatboxing
@kobeteam777 I don’t know how to do it. Most of the videos I’ve seen on it feature the instrument. So I’m not exactly sure how he learned to do it without it.
It's a great video but I am pretty sure that it's not the lip-roll technique....! The one he uses in this Video is the Lip-Buzz. Lip-Rolls are different in sound. You can hear Adam doing Lip Rolls in their video "sunday best" at 0:25 in the background! If you want to hear more of Lip-Rolls I recommend the Video of NaPom called "You can't roll like this" on the Swissbeatbox Channel
Isn't Adam here doing a "lip buzz subharmonic"? (well, that's Larson's term: th-cam.com/video/6iMdD5r4HUA/w-d-xo.htmlm47s )
@@chrismartinez144 Yeah, could also be that one but for me it was important to say that it is definitely not lip roll. :D
3:32 sounds like inhale
@kobeteam777 I said sounds like inhale, not was inhale
Great video! It would be awesome to see a Home Free “Warmest Winter” album vocal range vid! 🙌🏽
why did i enjoy 2:10 and 2:27 so much lol
know what they were all good
I would love to hear him actually sing a solo. I have no clue what he sounds like.
Look for videos of Little St Nick. He sings a whole verse. He also leads part of My Country Tis of Thee.
@@kmwwrench Thank you.
I feel like he is a tenor.
He is
He is a light tenor
Just to notice.
A liproll is produced by the lips and not by the vocal trackt. So I wouldn't count that as part of the vocal range. And they are naturally lower than the voice.
G2 isn't his lowest chest note, he should have somewhere a lower chest note also that c#2 maybe it's chest voice but with throat singing technique
0:31 it was Chance not Rupp
For lipbuzz notes, you don't use the vocal chords. So is that technically part of the "vocal" range?
i’m here early
To anyone who knows, is the throat bass stuff created the same or similar as growl notes?
What about A0 in the Sold?
E1
A0 sing Tim
I think I figured out the lip roll he does, and I managed the same lowest note (no one cares though so why did I even say that now I look like a random dude desperate for attention)
Do you think that Voiceplay will collaborate with Adam Rupp?
Hey BadamB B! Another great video! It's very impressive that you made a great vocal range video of someone who really doesn't do any singing lol 👍
Hmm I know I've asked you this before, but I was curious, right now, do you have any plans on doing a vocal range video for Mitch Grassi? There's only been 1 comprehensive one made in the last 3.5+ years, you would get a lot of views
Well I am not planning to do Mitch's vocal range in near time but I will let you know when I will start! :)
@@badamb401, Ok cool! I could actually give you some help with some of the notes. I have lots of notes of his that very few people have ever seen. For example, I have a video of Mitch singing soprano high C (C6) in his head voice and low bass C (C2) in his chest voice. Very few people have ever seen it
Actually, if we worked together, we could probably create a Mitch video for your TH-cam channel very, very quickly lol
Anyway, yeah I would love it if you would let me know if you start creating a Mitch video! 👍
@@chrismartinez144 have you link??
@@ntanzar911, I might create a comprehensive Mitch Grassi vocal range video. If so, then the notes will be in there
@@chrismartinez144 I will waiting
If ya don’t mind me asking; what editing software do you use?
Filmora
0:36 this is from Adam Chance...🤬
whistle notes is inhaled...
actually lip roll is lip buzz
I love the text u use. What's it called?
I use 3 sometimes 4 different fonts in the video but if you mean the font for notes, its called Bungee Inline
Of course the drummer has the biggest range…
Is he a baritone?
Tenor I would say
@@badamb401 ok
He says he's a tenor, and that his range is higher than Rob's but lower than Austin - of course, the throat bass etc messes with that.
@@sallymaria If you only consider his chest range which is G2-C#5 that would make him a Tenor
By fach standards he is a higher light tenor.