1:22 amongst the like smaller bass singing creators i think chris cosby has my favorite low range in terms of how it sounds to my ears. i mean he's putting full vibrato on a 1st octave chest note in that clip. he may not be able to sing as low as some other bass youtubers outright but from F2-B1 or so the tone and weight of his lows are really impressive
How can you tell the difference between a true chest note and a vocal fry when you hear it? They all sound croaking to me, which is what I thought was an indicator of it being vocal fry.
For me Vladimir 3:17 sound chest, Jeff 4:04 minutes. The majority of others sound vocal fry or at better mixed chest and fry. In a low chest note, you can still hear the singer natural tone quality, but In fry it's manly a door close noise.
Subharmonics are extremely difficult to control, but I do not really consider them true bass singing, as even tenors and high baritones can teach themselves to reach the first octave with them. I used to try to use them, but it never felt right, and felt like I was cheating. Don't get me wrong: There's nothing wrong with using them if you can. I just personally don't feel right including them in my vocal range.
So many Subharmonics and chest fries. Lowest chest note recorded is Mikhail Zlatopolsky's C1. There is also Eric Hollaway's (who doesn't know how to use Subharmonics and hates vocal fry) C1 in the later version of Hoist the Colours with Bobby Bass.
I've always thought Mark McCauley sounded like he's in mixed voice starting in the lower 2nd octave. Glenn Miller is typically in full voice down to Ab1 or so, and I know Tim Riley also hates fry (told me himself once). I think in a lot of cases here, at least in the 2nd octave, you might be mistaking the frequency of the note popping through for fry beginning to mix in. I'll confess that stuff below about A1 or Ab1 becomes hard to decipher for me when it comes to telling mixed voice from full voice.
I am a low bass (but also can reach C5, as well) and can hit B0 in chest voice... hearing J.D. Sumner do a Bb0 with such ease in chest just blew me away! Which, we know, this is just showing off... most of us low basses are stuck between F1-F2 (or a little higher) most of the time, anyway.
@@finnrdyt1840, once I get my studio setup, not a problem. I can hit an A0, but it's been too pitchy for my liking. Once you get below E1, the control required makes it very difficult; given the difference between the notes is a very small percentage of the waveform. This is why a lot of bass singers don't go much lower than F1 or E1... it doesn't mean they aren't capable of producing the note; it only means they aren't capable of sustaining it without it going pitchy.
@@finnrdyt1840, not the B0 in a chest-fry mix I use, but A2-F1 in chest, switched to a subharmonic at E1, then an A0 subharmonic that went a little pitchy to G#0 and back to A0. I'd only been using subharmonics for about a month when I recorded this, so still wasn't the best at pitch control. ruclips.net/video/H2exPhVeQes/видео.html
Yeah, he’s got a crazy low voice. I’m sure his lowest is much lower than F1, since he is said to have a lower voice than Glenn or Ames, who both have an E1.
@@BassManMatteo i may be wrong, i just thought it was subharmonic because i saw it in a subharmonic compilation. I guess the other guy was wrong ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Consider this, if your normal lowest chest note is a D2, then you're able to sing lower then 90% of men. I am a bass with my lowest chest note being a B1. The guys showcased in this video are contrabass singers, which is VERY rare.
11:04 I think about that too! I believe that Geoff is able to hit lower than F#1 in chest voice, he does not want to show us his potencial. I do not believe that is his lowest note. I believe that he would be able to go further. Dont you agree with me?
@@BassManMatteo Anyways. I believe he hit an Eb1, cause, the sound was so powerful it wasn't possible to hear it! And cause the low note wouldn't combine with the melody, so I believe he would be able to hit lower chest notes than F1.
It absolutely isn't. There's a very obvious difference between subs and chests. He does a subharmonic G1 near the beginning of the song, listen to that and compare the difference.
Love that you included Mark McCauley in this. I love his low notes and how low he can go in chest
R.I.P Mr. Sumner.
1:04 will forever be my fav B1. Ryan is SO amazing and underrated!!!!
Agreed, his tone is really smooth
His tone sounds good, but the control of the air Lacks. Maybe another 5 years of training
@@mcmerry2846 The B1 is near the very bottom of his range. As his voice continues to develop it will likely get easier for him.
1:22 amongst the like smaller bass singing creators i think chris cosby has my favorite low range in terms of how it sounds to my ears. i mean he's putting full vibrato on a 1st octave chest note in that clip. he may not be able to sing as low as some other bass youtubers outright but from F2-B1 or so the tone and weight of his lows are really impressive
Very cool video!
Thanks!
Correction: The photo of Vladimir Pasjukov might not be him.
Maybe it's Nikos Verlekys pic.
the pianist from the very first clip you showed might be playing for my jury next semester (he works at my college)
Nice video!
Thanks!
15:18 me in the shower in the morning
lol
How can you tell the difference between a true chest note and a vocal fry when you hear it? They all sound croaking to me, which is what I thought was an indicator of it being vocal fry.
For me Vladimir 3:17 sound chest, Jeff 4:04 minutes. The majority of others sound vocal fry or at better mixed chest and fry. In a low chest note, you can still hear the singer natural tone quality, but In fry it's manly a door close noise.
The chest voice has more color and resonance.
@@Ana-uy1ck true, Vladimir is a goat. Even though Jeff's has more air, it's still a solid chest. 🐐
5:55 is subharmonic note
@@OfficialStrikeKingDavid Khan confirmed himself it was a chest note.
Subharmonics are extremely difficult to control, but I do not really consider them true bass singing, as even tenors and high baritones can teach themselves to reach the first octave with them. I used to try to use them, but it never felt right, and felt like I was cheating. Don't get me wrong: There's nothing wrong with using them if you can. I just personally don't feel right including them in my vocal range.
should've added Nic Val, that dude is a monster
So many Subharmonics and chest fries. Lowest chest note recorded is Mikhail Zlatopolsky's C1. There is also Eric Hollaway's (who doesn't know how to use Subharmonics and hates vocal fry) C1 in the later version of Hoist the Colours with Bobby Bass.
Jd summers G0 recorded just isn't a thing now? Or his Eb0?
@@Miukyma Those are not full chest notes but vocal fries.
@@davidfernandez1992 jd summers does everything in chest so how does he use vocal fry?
I've always thought Mark McCauley sounded like he's in mixed voice starting in the lower 2nd octave. Glenn Miller is typically in full voice down to Ab1 or so, and I know Tim Riley also hates fry (told me himself once). I think in a lot of cases here, at least in the 2nd octave, you might be mistaking the frequency of the note popping through for fry beginning to mix in. I'll confess that stuff below about A1 or Ab1 becomes hard to decipher for me when it comes to telling mixed voice from full voice.
I am a low bass (but also can reach C5, as well) and can hit B0 in chest voice... hearing J.D. Sumner do a Bb0 with such ease in chest just blew me away! Which, we know, this is just showing off... most of us low basses are stuck between F1-F2 (or a little higher) most of the time, anyway.
Post some videos of your B0! It’d be cool
@@finnrdyt1840, once I get my studio setup, not a problem. I can hit an A0, but it's been too pitchy for my liking. Once you get below E1, the control required makes it very difficult; given the difference between the notes is a very small percentage of the waveform. This is why a lot of bass singers don't go much lower than F1 or E1... it doesn't mean they aren't capable of producing the note; it only means they aren't capable of sustaining it without it going pitchy.
@@finnrdyt1840, not the B0 in a chest-fry mix I use, but A2-F1 in chest, switched to a subharmonic at E1, then an A0 subharmonic that went a little pitchy to G#0 and back to A0. I'd only been using subharmonics for about a month when I recorded this, so still wasn't the best at pitch control. ruclips.net/video/H2exPhVeQes/видео.html
0:17 this is actually a B1 not a C2 but i like your content keep going, make sure you are right on the notes
Thank you!
Wow! Vladimir Pasjukov voice is so low, even tho his lowest note is F1 but his voice is loud and amazing!
Yeah, he’s got a crazy low voice. I’m sure his lowest is much lower than F1, since he is said to have a lower voice than Glenn or Ames, who both have an E1.
6:00 is subharmonic
David Kahn said it was chest
@@BassManMatteo i may be wrong, i just thought it was subharmonic because i saw it in a subharmonic compilation. I guess the other guy was wrong ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@peakxv2246 yeah marcello got it wrong David himself said it was chest
100% chest it’s just boosted that’s why it might sound weird
@@BassManMatteo that’s a sub
Bb0 chest is insane
There were a few that weren't legit chest. That "bummm...bummm" in the B range was just silly.
Thanks!
Perfect!
Thank you!
Im learning to have a have deep voice and why tf it so hard to make your chest note low
If you can do C2 easily in your teens, then you'll probably get lower as you age.
@@esayefishatsyen3744 this is very true
It'll get lower with time depending on your voice type
Consider this, if your normal lowest chest note is a D2, then you're able to sing lower then 90% of men. I am a bass with my lowest chest note being a B1. The guys showcased in this video are contrabass singers, which is VERY rare.
@@aeua1811 There's different types of bass voices. They are all basses.
12:14 is F1 I think
1:04 1:22
what is difference of chest and fry notes ?
chest sounds cleaner and fry sounds like the creak of a door
I have 2 videos on it on my channel
11:04 I think about that too! I believe that Geoff is able to hit lower than F#1 in chest voice, he does not want to show us his potencial. I do not believe that is his lowest note. I believe that he would be able to go further. Dont you agree with me?
I’m not sure, I’ve heard he’s hit live G1s before so he’s probably hit an F1 at some point.
@@BassManMatteo Anyways. I believe he hit an Eb1, cause, the sound was so powerful it wasn't possible to hear it! And cause the low note wouldn't combine with the melody, so I believe he would be able to hit lower chest notes than F1.
What song is at 2:45?
New South - Down Deep Inside
10:35 Sounds more towards to an F1.
What’s the clip of Mark McCauley at 8:02?
ruclips.net/video/B-F1z0AVbrM/видео.html
Beginning of the video
@@BassManMatteo thanks man!
@@vannstyron4905 you’re welcome!
Where is the John Ames clip from at 10:30?
On the Octavism, Basstronomy, and Choral Facebook group
@@BassManMatteo is there a link?
@@crunchycrackers7364 facebook.com/1341302847/videos/10225138323388810/
8:40 by Geoff is 100% subharmonic
its not
It absolutely isn't. There's a very obvious difference between subs and chests. He does a subharmonic G1 near the beginning of the song, listen to that and compare the difference.
No, it is a chest-fry note ;)
@@etruiaz no its just chest
No, that was a chest note. He does a fry G1, a chest note G1, and a mixed fry/chest G1 at the end. The one you are referencing was 100% chest.
What is this song 0:13
I believe it’s called “the lower lights”
Bro, is subhamonic, no chest
3:22
I know right?!?? This man is a monster!!!
Justin Bieber
no
6:30 F1.
No
9:04 that’s subharmonics
No, that was slight vocal fry. Matt Fouch doesn't use subharmonics.
@@johndeeregreen4592 no, that was a subharmonic
@@zitriphyer8429 no, it was not, he doesn’t use fry or subharmonics, he might accidentally fried a bit, but it was mainly chest.
@@finnrdyt1840 If not a subharmonic, then it was heavily eq’d fry
@@zitriphyer8429 he just sounds like that, listen to some more of matt's music
5:54 its not chest note , it is subharmonic.
David confirmed somewhere, i think in one of his lives on RUclips that it's actually chest.
@@GeorgeLifterMann it’s a sub
@@zitriphyer8429 it's chest, ask him yourself on a comment on RUclips
@@GeorgeLifterMann if he says it is, then he’s lying. That’s a subharmonic
@@zitriphyer8429 Ok, David Kahn himself is lying.