Tim Foust Live Vocal Range (C1-A5) 2021 ver.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- This is an updated version of "Tim Foust live vocal range" video which I made over 3 years ago.
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11:15 that‘s interesting. In other live versions of that song you can hear him making a transition to growl but here it looks like it‘s actually chest👀
Tim Foust has an amazing voice but then again so do all of the guys from Home Free.
They are my number 1 favourite Singers.❤❤❤
A stray Aussie here 🙃
I like how good he sounds off mic in the lower 2nd octave
Good video :))
u maybe have seen this but his sixteen tons off mic B1 is really solid too. more recent than this video but worth noting still
I love his chest-frys F1s at the end of Man of Constant Sorrow in their live version.
First thing I saw this morning was this video. Nicely done and thanks for using a couple clips from my videos.
Thank you! And thanks again for letting me use your videos! I always enjoy watching your contents.
I didn't realize his range...very nice
This Man wants me to go forward with my life
Thanks for thinking about me
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Totally awesome clips...👍🏻What a gift Tim ....whewwwew🤦♀️ BREATHLESS 😄😁✨⚡
Tim is truly an amazing voice. His song “A Thousand Times” is quite possibly the most beautiful songs to grace my ears, I’d definitely recommend anyone check it out
that's my favorite too. I love that song.
Nice video and that first transition from studio to live was flawless!!!!! Great work.
One day I'll be made a list out of 😊😊
Thank you for this awesome video. I’m watching this again after listening through The Land of the Free album which is fantastic! So glad Home Free members took charge in several arrangements. I can’t wait to hear Brothers in Arms in future Home Free vocal range clips. 😱. And Adam Rupp sang on a few tracks so we have some Home Free 5 part harmonies, and his phenomenal beatboxing. Home Free thank you.
0:08 and 6:28 nice transition
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@@hayatropical2659 0:08 was niiiiiiice
So no one's surprised to hear those G4s, G#4s, A4s and that B4 from a True Bass? I mean he's a bass that can go lower than a bass, yet he's still able to sing at these notes, it's obviously easier for a Baritone or Tenor to sing these notes, but when I hear a bass singing these notes, I just can't help it but be astonished.
As a bass myself I gotta agree with you, I was getting excited tonight because I finally got a good sounding belted F#4 chest… then I got recommended this video and kicked down once more. It’s insane how clean his upper chest range is
Nice but just want to say, technically we can't call Tim a true bass. He is just a Low Baritone with crazy bass range. His voice is too warm and not as dark as the true bass that can sound super loud C2 in theatre for everyone to hear. His baritone voice type makes his upper range like A4 and G#4 have quality to be possible.
Amazing
The man has an amazing range to go with his voice. --Lyssa WA, USA
11:02 if that isn't the face of an ornery person, I don't know what is🤣 He just knows he's messing with them and I love it
i think itd be fun to see what geoff's live range is, if u have the motivation to make a video like that, of course. it would finish the trilogy of avi, tim and geoff as the 3 major acapella basses, as well as put a cap on some questions i have about geoffs live range. ur vids on live range seem to have the most consistent assignment of registration when it comes to analyzing live notes as well
The hard thing...they all have such unique soungs. You have to use equipment to differentiate
I love his high note😆
Could this man be any sexier or any more talented!? Ugh! I think not...
Omg yes
Link to 1:00, 1:55, 8:20?
6:55 is really nice, as is the off mic B1
I feel like he starts mixing around F#4/G4 tbh, there’s a definite change in tone around there
Really nice clips and great vid
Here are the clips:
1:00
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1:55
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8:20
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I'm not sure where he actually changes from chest to mix, so I leave it as chest this time, but he pretty much mixes at some point as you mentioned
Thank you🙏 Appreciate your comment!
tim hits some good off mic B1s sometimes. there's this one video of him singing a B1 like 8 feet from the mic and like under everyone else in home free and its still like pretty audible which is kind of crazy th-cam.com/video/vCrlFdFeYxs/w-d-xo.html
i know nobody asked but talking about things that dont matter is all i have in life
@@heliotropeskies5918 woah thats nice
Was gonna say, that B4 chest was defo mixed - you can hear his tone get way lighter
That E1 when they did Elvira, the mic almost didn't pick it up, at least to my normal speakers.. I'd have to stick my headphones on to hear it.
Btw I'm a tenor yet It's not that easy to sing a C5 and F5 with Falsetto, I believe that my falsetto is broken, Lol, Because a Bass is finding it easier than me to sing those notes, It could just be because I don't really drink that much water or maybe because there were times when I screamed and felt some pain in my throat or probably cuz Puberty ain't done at 18 years old.
Too bad you’re not on his Patreon. He just did why do fools fall in love in the original key.
when the bass guy get's higher than me, a low alto...
Thank you! Very nice! Could you provide the video with Emoni? I‘ve never seen it.
Thanks! I pulled out from this video:
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Muito bom.😃
I really enjoyed this, but I’d like it if you defined what the titles mean to a non-musician. Chest fry, etc. also I know the letters and numbers have to do with the scales, but don’t know what they mean.
chest-fry is when someone takes a little bit of breath support out of their chest voice to be able to hit lower notes, giving it this sort of sharper sound in the vibration, but not removing too much support because then it becomes vocal fry, which is next to impossible to hold a note in. growl is basically the noise u make when clearing ur throat, but if used in the right way it allows for fully supported, smooth notes lower than where ur chest voice ends. the letter displayed is the note within an octave, and then number is which octave the note is. middle c (C4) is an octave higher than C3, which is an octave higher than C2, and C4 is also an octave lower than C5, which is an octave lower than C6, etc. they're numbered so that when discussing ranges/arrangements that span over an octave it doesnt get confusing bc note names are cyclical.
How about some Mac Davis.
:D