But the difference is the voice type, Tim is a bass, so Tim's low notes will be more full and powerful than Chance who is a baritone with a good low extension, Chance can have the same range as Tim. But the voice type and timbre change all.
With those awesome ranges, vocal tone, great pitch, and versatility in styles of music, sense of humor, look, personality, and stage presence-- this group can pretty much do any style of music, and do it anyway they want!!! However, Modern Country, Country Rock, Southern Rock, Southern or Country gospel, Or RnB country-- (if there was such a category)--- Is definitely there ** BREAD N BUTTER**!!!!!!
I'm a baritone too very similar to Chance, and yes he should easely hit G2. In studio maybe lower, or with some training go for the live performance to F# or even F. Lower than that is just change technique and smooth growl.
Everyone is freaking out about Tim, but Adam Chance is a freak of nature! Chest voice G1-G4. And he gets up to F4 with ease, Tim is half screaming at F#4, and can't go near as low in his chest range (usually, he does have the low F# in Butts)
I don't believe those highnotes are chest. It's in the middle of his beatboxing shtick with highly constrained and stacatto vocal noises, it's gotta be falsetto.
Ethan Hayden They're both baritones and in my oppinion, Tim has a better voice and Growling and Fry sounds quite good most of the time. Bass isn't just about the lowest but also about a good voice at that low notes.
Are you sure that the F1 at the Sing Off wasn't a growl? It's a live performance so for me that is reason enough to doubt that he just goes lower than any studio version of any other songs. Also, he adjusts his head to a position that produces a better growl, and you can hear the breathy growl sound when he starts it off. So, knowing my own growls, I think this is a growl, and thinking of the likelihood of a live F1 in chest (and how that would sound), I'm pretty sure that that's a growl :P
Love this! Shows all of your AMAZING talents! I can listen to your songs over and over and each time I hear something different that wows me!! :) Keep on Keeping on!!!
You should've put Chris Rupp in there just because he's in most of the videos. Also some of the growls and chest notes are a little of but overall a great job.
Hey Tomi, I've been thinking, what if you started making... like a vocal range in a single song of a band. For instance: Home Free vocal range - California Country or Tim Foust vocal range - Honey, I'm Good. I think it's a good ideea (and a lot of work as well) but I think it's worth it :D
I'm not musically trained, but I find all the range videos fascinating. I have always been interested in what Tim actually does when he goes from high to low (or vice versa). From the first time, I heard Tim I've been in search of clarity. So I would love a video like that.
wait, hold up....that was not Home Free Adam Chance was in. I know (I think) he was in VoicePlay/on The Sing Off, but what was that with "Misty Mountain" and "Madness"? Who was he singing with there? He's really good! Glad he's now in Home Free!
Love all the work that you put into this. However, the example you use for Rob Lundquist's highest falsetto note is incorrect. At that point in the song, Rob is singing the lead vocals & cant be hitting the high note that you hear. I'm pretty sure that Austin is the one hitting those high notes.
This was done 6 years ago. I would be interested in seeing an updated version. I know Tim uses different vocal techniques and I would think the others do too
I just want to be clear,,,,Tim Foust is a Bass, not Bass-Baritone or Low Baritone He is only trained in singing his higher registers but he has a much lower tessitura than bass baritones and much darker timbre in his voice. I am also a Bass, but my highest note in mix is Bb4 I can also hit D6 using my falsetto register My lowest chest-Fry note is Eb1 But my tessitura is F#2-F3 That is the range of my normal speaking voice
I'm a bass singer myself my range goes from C1 - F#1 - D5 - Eb6. thanks to Tim my favorite bass singer and Geoff I can sing lower and higher. I picked up on there techniques and trained by singing along with them.
There's a clip some where of Tim singing "Oh what a beautiful morning" chorus at E1 but i can't find it now. I'm not sure if its chest of fry or both but its there all right.
Why did you use the E5 from Country Harmony for Austin? it's such a brief note. I would've used his E5 from My Church, personally Also, I think Adam's G1 from the Band of Merrymakers version of O Holy Night would've been better to use. I don't even think that the G1 from Die a Happy Man is real anymore, more than likely just a bass boost
Hm, what about for those people who don't have time to watch the previous video and only wanted to watch this one? Besides, this is a video for the whole Home Free band. Big video, you need big notes
Weird to think people have always considered Avi Kaplan to have a super deep voice and yet here we have clear examples of Adam Chance, the BARITONE of Home Free going just as low as Avi, and the tone is pretty decent, at least down to Bb1.
I don't think so actually. Few weeks ago i heard him live and omg, that's something entirely different! If he's not bass than no one is. He has just trained his voice to upper levels.
AlphaIkaros Actually. He is a baritone. He can just hit low notes. Voice types aren’t always indicative of range. Some tenors can hit a B1 and some basses can hit the 6:th octave. It’s more about comfort and resonance. As well as timbre.
They can go from A0 (Which is INSANE) but only until D6, and Pentatonix just from D1 until B7 (Which is INSANE TOO)!! so both group are amazing in their own way -sorry for bringing ptx here-
Home Free and pentatonix are great but deep down we all know that when you, Mr. Tomi Pizur grow older, you're gonna give them a run for their money! greetings from India.
Can you remember what your vocal range was when you were 13? I'm curious as to if i have any hopes of being as low as you. I'm 13 and lowest note is between E2 and F#2 and I'm still getting lower.
TheComedyne Depends on the person, really. While your voice will continue to deepen throughout your life, you only really have one voice change, and it's different for everyone. My brother's voice change happened basically overnight when he was 13, and would show it off by singing the low C in Elvira all the time. My voice change happened slowly over the course of about five years starting at 13. I wouldn't hit a low C until 16, and that was when i got a bunch of low notes out of nowhere to cement myself as a bass (my choir teacher refused to let me sing anything above the lowest bass voicing outside of solos in any group i was in). Basically, every voice is unique. The most important thing to know is that depth will come with time, and you'll just have to be a little patient.
Thanks for the advice, this really goes to show that the youtube comment section isn't entirely hate, i think my voice is more likely to change slowly as i find myself singing a semitone lower every few months, it's just been my aspiration to have a voice like Avi Kaplan or Tim Foust, i've never wanted to have a voice like Paul David Kenammer because that type of voice is so deep you stop being able to hear the notes but i'd like to be able to sing along to the bass part of all the home free songs without having to growl half the notes so pretty much A1 will do me just fine. I have plenty of time left though and i will be patient.
ThePi314Man found this comment and realised I was really impatient then, all it took was keeping up with practice and now I can get C#2 most of the day and on mornings I can get Bb1
The base guy is the lowest base singer in the books. Tim Foust, the bass singer for the all-vocal country band Home Free, can sing notes as low as A0. His vocal range covers five octaves, from A0 to F1, Bb4, and A5.
Tim foust is bass?bass 'chest voice only go to G4.He is a baritone.Actually whole team are baritone,how tenor sing to Eb1?How bass sing Bb4 with chest voice?
Range doesn't necessarily define vocal type. You're right Tim's just a baritone with ridiculous lows, but Rob and Austin are most definitely tenors. Austin's 1st octave stuff is all growls and Rob's B1 is crappy fry.
@@cadencechung1350 Range isn't the be all end all when it comes to classification. It does weigh in but classification also takes into account timbre, weight, and tessitura. Rob's definitely not a baritone, although somewhat of a low tenor. Paul McCartney is an example of a tenor who could also hit some sick low notes-he goes down to A1 in chest, but is most definitely a tenor. Also I'm not sure Rob's C2 was chest. The Range Place doesn't have anything under Eb2 in Rob's thread, and they tend to be very accurate.
You don't know anything about voice classification. I can hit a C5 modal voice, but that doesn't make me a tenor. My tessitura (C2-F#4), vocal weight, and color are that of a bass-baritone, just with a wide range. Range is the least important aspect/factor in your classification.
I'm just going to say this once Tim foust: regular bass B0-A5 Adam chance: bass-baritone F#1-F5 Rob lundquist: lead tenor/tenor 2 Bb1-A5 Austin brown: high tenor Eb1-D6 Adam rupp: vocal percussionist/tenor E1-A6
Okay, but how did you actually manage to make this the exact same length as the Pentatonix Vocal Range video? XD
No, it can't be :O
Oh MY GOD :O YOU GOTTA BE KIDDING ME :DDDD I did not plan this and i've just noticed only because of you!
How did you even notice that👏👏😂
Omg
@@Marcell0Bass I see your comments on a lot of these types of videos.
Adam chance was an awesome addition.
Ya, now they have 2 basses for when they do live concerts so Tim doesn’t have to do all of the bass stuff.
I agree that it was a good addition👍
Gidster1 technically he’s a Bass-Baritone
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I found it incredibly adorable watching Austin trying to go low
He is tenor 1, Rob Lundquit is tenor 2 or High tenor ( Austin Brown) Low tenor ( Rob Lundquit) it that help you?
You did Pentatonix and Home Free...
Now do Voiceplay
Jeremy Neil pleaseee
Jeremy Neil Because of Geoff lol
Yes!
@@doritosbag1054: 🤤
Perfect
anyone else notice that Adam can almost go as low as tim? tim has more control. but Adam has low notes that equal tims
Adam actually doesn’t use growl notes, which is the only reason he can’t get lower
And Adams Lowest chest is G1 which is ever so slightly higher than Tim’s Lowest chest
which I’m The Butts Remix Which was an F#1
@@TheBigPossum610 Chance has a F#1 too ! In the music "Hard to handle" !!
But the difference is the voice type, Tim is a bass, so Tim's low notes will be more full and powerful than Chance who is a baritone with a good low extension, Chance can have the same range as Tim. But the voice type and timbre change all.
Well, Adam was the bass of the last group he was in.
I love that with the addition Adam Chance Tim can Sing more Solos and have more time in melodies which makes me happy because I love his higher voice
Man they all have sick range
21:35 Come on Tim leave some talent for the rest of us.
YOU DIDNT INCLUDE THE SING OFF RING OF FIRE F#1 FOR TIM!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!! Crime against humanity.
I don’t know why but I love this group so much their music is cool and voices are amazing
Conspiracy: Tomi is actually home free. All of them.
this is realistic
You guys are so blessed you are having so much fun and we love to watch and listen to each of you.
everyone in this group has solid first octave notes!
I think it's safe to say that Tim Foust has on of the biggest vocal ranges on the planet
He has a 5 octave range or somthing like that i think
@@scarletm1848 his real range is B0-A5
@@calebcooper2841 it’s still impressive even if it isn’t exactly 5 octaves.
We love his E4 and other 4th octave.
Tim said that Rupp has a wider range than he does. 🤷♀️
corrections:
Austin brown: (Eb1) - F#2 - E5 - G5 - D6
rob lundquist: (Bb1) - Eb2 - C#5 - A5
Adam Rupp: (G1) - F2 - C#5 - C#6 - G#6
Adam chance: F#1 - C5 - F5
Tim Foust: (C0) - B0 - G1 - Bb4 - A5
Perfect
Good but chances F#1 is not countable
@@deanmarion5477 tim foust actually hit B4
@@turanbirligi6969 : right before C5, got it.
His lowest growl is an A0 I believe. He did it in think a little less if I'm not mistaken
With those awesome ranges, vocal tone, great pitch, and versatility in styles of music, sense of humor, look, personality, and stage presence-- this group can pretty much do any style of music, and do it anyway they want!!! However, Modern Country, Country Rock, Southern Rock, Southern or Country gospel, Or RnB country-- (if there was such a category)--- Is definitely there ** BREAD N BUTTER**!!!!!!
You said it well, that it for their music genre.
I was hoping to see Adam's Eb1 and Tim's F1 in the HH Medley, but besides that, this is your best range video yet :)
i didnt realize that it was the beatboxer doing throat bass in fishing in the dark . i thought it was tim foust on 2 tracks lol
fred furgus lol same
I am 99% it is.
Cant beat the beatboxer !! True talent.
can u please make an updated video of Mitch Grassi's vocal range
Raccoon Tune yes please!
Really? :D Check out my last video Mitch vs Austin. His range is pretty updated there.
Thank you. I've been waiting for someone to do all of them.
I can't actually hear the G1 in Die A Happy Man for Chance, I hear it go back up to the G2. He has hit a chest G1 before in a version of O Holy Night
Same. I'm not personally convinced the G1 in Die a Happy Man exists.
I'm a baritone too very similar to Chance, and yes he should easely hit G2. In studio maybe lower, or with some training go for the live performance to F# or even F. Lower than that is just change technique and smooth growl.
I don't think it exists
Everyone is freaking out about Tim, but Adam Chance is a freak of nature! Chest voice G1-G4. And he gets up to F4 with ease, Tim is half screaming at F#4, and can't go near as low in his chest range (usually, he does have the low F# in Butts)
Also anyone got the link to the let it be video with Adam chance lol
I don't believe those highnotes are chest. It's in the middle of his beatboxing shtick with highly constrained and stacatto vocal noises, it's gotta be falsetto.
In the new album Tim hits chest C5
Ethan Hayden They're both baritones and in my oppinion, Tim has a better voice and Growling and Fry sounds quite good most of the time. Bass isn't just about the lowest but also about a good voice at that low notes.
Tim storm growls down to A0 in Sold and hits a F1 naturally as well in sold
Tomi, this is awesome. A massive amount of work had to go into this. Thank you!
I wish there were a Chris's range ;/
Nicolas Cage Dilly-Jo made one
Adam Chance is more of a "bassitone" or simply bass rather than baritone
db_liam Bass-baritone. Y'all need to stop making shit up when there's already words for this.
ThePi314Man exactly there’s already words for this stuff like I understand what he was saying but just look it Up People
He is more of a bass than a baritone, but home free needed a baritone so that’s what he sings
Yeah he’s a bass he just sings baritone for home free
Are you sure that the F1 at the Sing Off wasn't a growl? It's a live performance so for me that is reason enough to doubt that he just goes lower than any studio version of any other songs. Also, he adjusts his head to a position that produces a better growl, and you can hear the breathy growl sound when he starts it off.
So, knowing my own growls, I think this is a growl, and thinking of the likelihood of a live F1 in chest (and how that would sound), I'm pretty sure that that's a growl :P
Yeah, you're maybe right :D I think that his lowest chest note is G#1 but this video is based on TRP facts :)
UniqueActive It's a growl for sure. I can do it, it's like when you cough it sounds like that.
...What does TRP mean? :)
UniqueActive It's a website- The Range Place 2.0 :)
Oh I see, thanks for explaining^^
Seems like 2.0 isn't the ultimate version yet if they think that that's chest :P
Sorry i´m late to the party but when Austin is doing his solo in -How great thou art the higher tenor behind him is ADAM RUPP
Love this! Shows all of your AMAZING talents! I can listen to your songs over and over and each time I hear something different that wows me!! :) Keep on Keeping on!!!
You should've put Chris Rupp in there just because he's in most of the videos. Also some of the growls and chest notes are a little of but overall a great job.
Thank you :) About Chris I thought about putting him there but video would be too long so i'll do an additional video for him :)
Great video bro as always
Thank you :)
Hey Tomi, I've been thinking, what if you started making... like a vocal range in a single song of a band. For instance: Home Free vocal range - California Country or Tim Foust vocal range - Honey, I'm Good. I think it's a good ideea (and a lot of work as well) but I think it's worth it :D
Well, it's not a bad idea and it's not that hard but i would look like "money catcher" or how these people are called :D
Not necesarlly. You could only do this as a secondary project or something in your free time.
That would be great if i have any free time left :D
True :)))
I'm not musically trained, but I find all the range videos fascinating. I have always been interested in what Tim actually does when he goes from high to low (or vice versa). From the first time, I heard Tim I've been in search of clarity. So I would love a video like that.
wait, hold up....that was not Home Free Adam Chance was in. I know (I think) he was in VoicePlay/on The Sing Off, but what was that with "Misty Mountain" and "Madness"? Who was he singing with there? He's really good! Glad he's now in Home Free!
He used the to be is SCS before. But nowadays he’s joined home free
yes, figured out he was in SCS. But thanks! That was helpful!
adam rupp's voice is depper than i thought
finally someone did it thank you!
Are you going to do a voiceplay vocal range video?
Tim Foust = Amazing Growls notes
These guys vocalranges are AMAZING. And they can sing EVERYTHING.
WOWEEEEEE !!!
💖💖💖💖💖💖
Austin's highest chest note is a E5 and his highest mixed note is a G5
Love all the work that you put into this. However, the example you use for Rob Lundquist's highest falsetto note is incorrect. At that point in the song, Rob is singing the lead vocals & cant be hitting the high note that you hear. I'm pretty sure that Austin is the one hitting those high notes.
This was done 6 years ago. I would be interested in seeing an updated version. I know Tim uses different vocal techniques and I would think the others do too
TY love this compilation of our great men
Please do voiceplay
Chance's falsetto part sound like mix notes especially the part he sings "let it be" after the F5
Ya those aren't falsetto.
Love this ! TY for sharing 🍟
That video of Adam Chance's highest falsetto note... That one was hilarious lol
Cool! Yaaay shots from Morrison IL!
Adam Rupp is interesting in this video
I just want to be clear,,,,Tim Foust is a Bass, not Bass-Baritone or Low Baritone
He is only trained in singing his higher registers but he has a much lower tessitura than bass baritones and much darker timbre in his voice.
I am also a Bass, but my highest note in mix is Bb4
I can also hit D6 using my falsetto register
My lowest chest-Fry note is Eb1
But my tessitura is F#2-F3
That is the range of my normal speaking voice
I'm a bass singer myself my range goes from C1 - F#1 - D5 - Eb6. thanks to Tim my favorite bass singer and Geoff I can sing lower and higher. I picked up on there techniques and trained by singing along with them.
Where on earth did you find the recordings of Coney Island Baby? I've always wanted to see some of their older stuff on video!
It's called "songs that didn't make the cut"
I know that, I've got their live CD from before Austen was a part of the group. Are there other old stuff on youtube or is it just the one song?
The older albums are on TH-cam too. Look up Home Free Live on the Road and individual albums
On TH-cam look up Home Free Patreon Party. It's a long video but is all the older stuff.
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i knew adam chance has bass note
Well, he was the bass of the last group he was in.
What
That was beautiful! Just curious,where was it filmed?
Can you link the clip for "Goodbye my Coney Island Baby"? I cant find it and Im sure it is hilarious :D
It's called "Songs that didn't make the cut"
Ok, so I'm 15 and a tenor that can reach a g2, is that good?
The Pancakepolice Not sure what you mean by good but definitely impressive
My old vocal range is: C#1- A5 now is: C3- A4.
There's a clip some where of Tim singing "Oh what a beautiful morning" chorus at E1 but i can't find it now. I'm not sure if its chest of fry or both but its there all right.
21:56 "Do that again!"
YES
this is amazing bro!)
You Guy's R The Best!!!!!!
HOLY FUCK i went for Tim's A0 and went flat
You missa couple of lows from auistin including an F#1 chest
tim can go to G0 in fry
Why did you use the E5 from Country Harmony for Austin? it's such a brief note. I would've used his E5 from My Church, personally
Also, I think Adam's G1 from the Band of Merrymakers version of O Holy Night would've been better to use. I don't even think that the G1 from Die a Happy Man is real anymore, more than likely just a bass boost
Also, not including Austin's Bb5 from Run Run Rudolph? Tut Tut, young man
(Jk, I'm probably younger than you honestly)
I did not use these notes because i used them in my previous video about Austin and i want people to see something new.
Hm, what about for those people who don't have time to watch the previous video and only wanted to watch this one?
Besides, this is a video for the whole Home Free band. Big video, you need big notes
Isn’t Rob’s highest falsetto note also an A5 since they all hit it in that one song?
Adam Chance is awesome :D
9:51 people, please tell me it isn't falsetto?
So Adam Rupp’s lowest chest note should be a F2? Cause the C2 is chest-fry
th-cam.com/video/_7E1SQ84Sx4/w-d-xo.html
Are you going to make a vocal range for PTX Volume IV?
Unfortunately no. I'll update their entire range next year :)
Tomi P its time...
Weird to think people have always considered Avi Kaplan to have a super deep voice and yet here we have clear examples of Adam Chance, the BARITONE of Home Free going just as low as Avi, and the tone is pretty decent, at least down to Bb1.
Dylan Weberbauer I've been told Tim taught avi to hit low notes. I don't know if that's true or not. Tim, Adam, and Avi has sick range.
Dylan Weberbauer Avi just knows how to make his voice deeper. Actually his voice is quite smooth and light, not that deep.
Dylan Weberbauer what about scott he goes down.to G#1
moy gert who's Scott? Is he the one that can't sing on PTX?
What do you mean he cant sing? They all can sing btw he is the tall blonde baritone.
Isn't Tim a Bass-baritone?
I don't think so actually. Few weeks ago i heard him live and omg, that's something entirely different! If he's not bass than no one is. He has just trained his voice to upper levels.
@@TomiPVideos Oh. I was asking because he 100% sounds like a Baritone in his high chest.
Since when was Adam chance a baritone?
he's been introduced as the new "baritone" of the group so everyone assumed that his range is that of a baritone
AlphaIkaros Actually. He is a baritone. He can just hit low notes. Voice types aren’t always indicative of range. Some tenors can hit a B1 and some basses can hit the 6:th octave. It’s more about comfort and resonance. As well as timbre.
For that matter. Tim is actually a baritone himself. Pretty shocking huh?
Cant hear the G1 from Chance in Die a Happy Man. Sounds like a G2 to me. Anyone else?
Nadiv Kaspi same here
Yeah it's def a G2. He does hit G1 in Hillbilly Bone tho.
Isn't this G1 chest? 7:22
My mom, if she could, she says she would marry Tim, I would marry. Austin Brown. ;)
You, ma'am, have not discovered the wonderful attractive powers of a deep voice.
They can go from A0 (Which is INSANE) but only until D6, and Pentatonix just from D1 until B7 (Which is INSANE TOO)!! so both group are amazing in their own way -sorry for bringing ptx here-
Home Free and pentatonix are great but deep down we all know that when you, Mr. Tomi Pizur grow older, you're gonna give them a run for their money! greetings from India.
Now it’s C0 - D6
Where is the F#0?
Yeah where is the F#0 like I know he had a G0 at a live performance
@@TheBigPossum610 in another he hit the F#0
JollyGingerGiant JGG oh ok
C0-Eb6
Where can I watch the whole video of Chance singing let it be??
It's a video called "Midwest Men" on the Street Corner Symphony channel.
THANK YOU SO MUCH
This moment when you realise that Tim can sing higher notes than you..
*this is so sad*
And you're a girl!
@@janusquirinius2338 my vocal range is B0 - F#1 - C#5 - C6
i am so confused yet it is so great
What are you confused about?
Can you remember what your vocal range was when you were 13? I'm curious as to if i have any hopes of being as low as you. I'm 13 and lowest note is between E2 and F#2 and I'm still getting lower.
TheComedyne My lowest note at thirteen was a G2. Ah, back when i was still a tenor.
Thanks, my grandma said cos my voice has gotten lower once it's not getting any lower and I'm sure it keeps getting lower throughout teenage years.
TheComedyne Depends on the person, really. While your voice will continue to deepen throughout your life, you only really have one voice change, and it's different for everyone. My brother's voice change happened basically overnight when he was 13, and would show it off by singing the low C in Elvira all the time. My voice change happened slowly over the course of about five years starting at 13. I wouldn't hit a low C until 16, and that was when i got a bunch of low notes out of nowhere to cement myself as a bass (my choir teacher refused to let me sing anything above the lowest bass voicing outside of solos in any group i was in).
Basically, every voice is unique. The most important thing to know is that depth will come with time, and you'll just have to be a little patient.
Thanks for the advice, this really goes to show that the youtube comment section isn't entirely hate, i think my voice is more likely to change slowly as i find myself singing a semitone lower every few months, it's just been my aspiration to have a voice like Avi Kaplan or Tim Foust, i've never wanted to have a voice like Paul David Kenammer because that type of voice is so deep you stop being able to hear the notes but i'd like to be able to sing along to the bass part of all the home free songs without having to growl half the notes so pretty much A1 will do me just fine. I have plenty of time left though and i will be patient.
ThePi314Man found this comment and realised I was really impatient then, all it took was keeping up with practice and now I can get C#2 most of the day and on mornings I can get Bb1
Tim, stop messing with my ears. You should't go that high.
Tim fousts g1 is a chest note I reckon
Definitely growl
how fun!
I’m a 13 year old and I can hit an F1 growl note, with a D2 as lowest chest note, for my age is this chest note good?
yes sure:) but what is your vocal range?
my range is C1-F#1-D5-Eb6
My old vocal range is: C#1- A5 now is: C3-A4
Yo I’m 14 and my range is like B0 to C5 (and I could go to C6 but after C5 it starts to sound awful).... is that normal?
yes. my vocal range is B-1-Eb6
My old vocal range is: C#1- A5 now is: C3- A4.
@@deanmarion5477 lol I’m 16 now, you’re a bit late
@@dandogamez: age: 20
Adam looks like he was in pain at 17:00.
What was Chris rupp never a part of home free cuz I didn’t see him in this range video
He is no longer with the group
Rob hit E2 chest in butt remix
Ok what. I’m 15 and can hit a lower note than the first one (sorry I’m a voicplay gut, don’t know the names)
Basses 😍😍😍
C3 counts as low?
Yeah, it does
Am I the only that think Austin's low note is false like that F#1 F1 and Eb1 🤨
I actually think a lot of this is BS. Falsetto chest voices. Completely BS “bass” notes.
@@46wireboy which ones specifically are you referring to?
The base guy is the lowest base singer in the books. Tim Foust, the bass singer for the all-vocal country band Home Free, can sing notes as low as A0. His vocal range covers five octaves, from A0 to F1, Bb4, and A5.
I was wondering why Adam Chance looked so familiar.. he looks like a cross between Leonardo Dicaprio and like Robert Downey Jr. or something
I would like to see a white Christma
Tim foust is bass?bass 'chest voice only go to G4.He is a baritone.Actually whole team are baritone,how tenor sing to Eb1?How bass sing Bb4 with chest voice?
Range doesn't necessarily define vocal type. You're right Tim's just a baritone with ridiculous lows, but Rob and Austin are most definitely tenors. Austin's 1st octave stuff is all growls and Rob's B1 is crappy fry.
@@henrynoel3336 Tenor can't sing C2 in chest ,so Rob is baritone .Austin maybe a tenor.There are few tenor can sing F#2 in chest.
@@cadencechung1350 Range isn't the be all end all when it comes to classification. It does weigh in but classification also takes into account timbre, weight, and tessitura. Rob's definitely not a baritone, although somewhat of a low tenor. Paul McCartney is an example of a tenor who could also hit some sick low notes-he goes down to A1 in chest, but is most definitely a tenor. Also I'm not sure Rob's C2 was chest. The Range Place doesn't have anything under Eb2 in Rob's thread, and they tend to be very accurate.
You don't know anything about voice classification. I can hit a C5 modal voice, but that doesn't make me a tenor. My tessitura (C2-F#4), vocal weight, and color are that of a bass-baritone, just with a wide range. Range is the least important aspect/factor in your classification.
I'm just going to say this once
Tim foust: regular bass B0-A5
Adam chance: bass-baritone F#1-F5
Rob lundquist: lead tenor/tenor 2 Bb1-A5
Austin brown: high tenor Eb1-D6
Adam rupp: vocal percussionist/tenor E1-A6
Now it’s F#0 - D6
You ment C0- D6
Honestly tim is probably closer to being a baritone than a bass. His tone is to bright and his high notes go to high for a full bass.