Never heard Tim called a baritone before. Heard him called a tenor or soprano on occasion when he showcases his range. Tim can hit that note in his sleep, and lower. He tortures sound systems and has blow speakers.
As alreay pointed out by my fellow Home Fries , this is realy a cappella , meaning NO instruments , and dont just think of them as a country band , because they sing , gospel/country /soul /rap /pop/ hip hop , you name it they sing it , remember there is a reason that HF has over 1 million subs on youtube alone , so just a friendly reminder if you realy love our guys , the fries will come running
Ok, here's the thing with Tim's lowest notes: I'm choir background myself, and find the "growls" a bit off-putting sometimes. BUT, that's partly because choirs are intentionally aimed at major blending. Tim's working in a different business, where a HUGE portion of his fan base love him to show off how low he can go. People who pay the cost of live performance tickets hoping with all their heart to hear him blow out the amps, or make the floor tremble. Different goals and standards. A lot of the pro a-ca groups seem to be accepting that norm, and tailoring their pieces to let both stratospheric high tenors show off their "make the bats faint" high notes, and their basses show off the dragon's breath low notes. Accept it as a convention.
If you’re talking about the guy with the gray streak in his hair, he is a true bass! He has a 5+ octave range! He don’t play! He’s the real deal! Anyway, if you really like this group they have quite the rabbit hole of videos to explore! Check out “End of the Road”, “Helplessly Hoping”, “Can’t Stop the Feeling”, and “Seven Bridges Road”. Welcome to Home Fry land!
This is one of their quarantine edition videos filmed from their homes across the country. Keep listening and Tim, the bass, will pull you in. Another good one from this crazy virus time is Moonshine or Meet In The Middle.
Just an Extra FYI on the Beat Boxer ... Adam "The Freak of Nature" Rupp, was twice voted as Best All-Around Beat Boxer by his Peers at the World Beat Boxing Competition ... Also, "GO HAWKEYES ;-D
bass singer (Tim) will change your mind when you hear him on a proper mic and amp try another JC cover Ring Of Fire and you will change your mind and see he was not pushing his voice lower than he can sing trust me you aint seen nothing yet. there is quite a bit of difference between recording in your house and at the studio once you hear a few more from them if you still feel the same way I will hush up and stay quite.
Tim is their Bass, that wasn’t a Baritone trying to go low. In choir, anything below a chest note is bad. Wake up - this isn’t choir. Oh and Johnny Cash’s Folsom wasn’t an original, it was a cover.
Perfect way to describe a cappella singing! Listen to their collaboration with Kenny Rogers “Children Go Where I Send Thee”; “God Bless the USA” sung with Lee Greenwood & the US Air Force Band”; “How Great Thou Art”; “Man of Constant Sorrow”; “End of the Road”; “Catch Me if you Can”; “Fishing in the Dark/ Boondocks mashup”; & “Seven Bridges Road”!! They have an amazing selection of great songs!!! Enjoy! Nice Reaction!!
Oh you haven't seen anything yet...they don't have a bad video! This one is just awesome considering it was filmed in 5 different locations because of the quarantine! So each of the guys shot their own part from home ...then their producer put it all together! You have 1 in CA...2 in TN...and 2 in MN!
Home Free are just brilliant ! No one like them, they can make covers better than the original. Check out their cover of End of the Road its just amazing. Also check out an original of theirs Catch me if you can.
Tim is bass profundo, but with his 5 octaver range, he covers baritone and tenor. Some people complains, when he uses his tenor range, even that he sings clear as a bell, they only want him to use his bass range. People call him dragon breath, and the reason is, becaus he can go much lower than this, and hold the tone, for a long time.
@@NavyDoc5184Reacts hope that you has a likeweise apriciation for bass. The magic of HF, is that their voices blends into those perfect tight harmonies, but you can stil single them out individually.
I just rerad that Tim Folust holds two world records - one for the lowest note ever sung by a human & one for the widest vocal range (10 octaves). I this true?
@@marlahudgins7038 Tim yes, but not Faust. The world record holder is the american singer, Tim Storm "The notes achieved are actually between G and G#, so in terms of concert tuning his range is actually 9 octaves and 11 semitones, however because we use a hertz measurement the range is recognised as the full 10 octaves" From the Guiness book of world record.
Tim Foust is the master of growls. His range is as long as your leg. He can also sing into the high tenor range. This is an awesome cover. They have those and some just as awesome originals. Try their Man of Constant Sorrow, Catch Me if You Can, Can't Stop the Feeling, Timeless and The Butts Remix. Thanks! ^_^
You should check out the beatboxer drum solo. His name is Adam Rupp. He is a human drum kit. Also Tim is a true bass. You should here him do Josh Turner Your Man.
Welcome to Home Free and the rabbit hole we all know and love. They are a capella and won the 4th season of the sing off. The fans are called Home Fries and we will come out in droves to support them. Enjoy 😊 the beatboxer also made a shotgun sound during this song we call him the freak of nature. The Bass singer Tim Foust has a 5+ Octave range he hit the low note and does it like it's nothing. Try the sing off version of ring of fire. Live version of your man and Honey I'm Good.
Yes, their beatboxer does things that way, You'll have to check out their version of "Man of Constant Sorrow" where the beatboxer does a harmonica solo. And their bass singer often goes subharmonic when he drops the bass down...and no, Tim the bass didn't try too hard, that isn't unusual for him to drop it in the basement, and he does it effortlessly.
I almost gave you a thumb down reaction. The guy starting the song is the baritone and his low notes were perfect. Fun fact this baritone was the bass singer for another group before he joined Home Free. The guy 'trying' the last low low note IS the bass. How in hell do you not hear the difference when a clueless like me can hear it. These days growls and chest fry is quite common and very popular with fans of a capella. He wasn't trying too hard he nailed it easily. Check out their sing off performance of Ring of fire for his most satisfying low note. He didn't try too hard he sang the arrangement. Good luck to you.
Thank you for reacting to HF. Tim's growl there was just to give the fans their bass fix. HF's music is usually much more exciting, varied and pleasurable. Since it's Christmas, I'm going to suggest a beautiful Acapella classic by them, Auld Lang Syne and for fun Cold Hard Cash (for Christmas) from their album just released in November. You are entering a whole new experience. Have fun! ; - D
I just subscribed!! Welcome to HOME FREE HOME FREE is a county A Capella band that does more than country. Tim Foust, the bass, Adam Rupp, the beatboxer, Adam Chance (Chance) is the baritone/bass, Rob Lundquist, tenor and Austin Browm high tenor make up the voices of angels. PLEASE listen to more.. If I know my Home Free family well, they have already given you suggestions of music. LOL Thanks for the reaction.
I sub'd ONLY bc you are checking out HF. Tim is the bass, Rob (big beard) is the lead tenor, Austin (skinny one) is the high tenor, Chance (half dark beard) is the tenor/bass/some sound effects dude. And Adam is the two-time world champion beat boxer. They use NO instruments, but hard to believe when you hear the sounds they can make! Let's do more HF!
@@NavyDoc5184Reacts DO NOT REACT TO MAYDAY YET! YOU NEED TO REACT TO 10-15 HOME FREE SONGS FIRST! YOU HAVE TO LEARN WHAT EACH GROUP MEMBER'S SKILLS ARE BEFORE "MAYDAY" OR "SNOWGLOBE"! OTHERWISE YOU WON'T GET AND GIVE THE FULL REACTION THAT THE OTHER REACTORS HAVE DONE WITH THE PROPER NUMBER OF SONG VIEWS!
You really should learn something about the person you are criticizing. Tim Foust is a trained singer with a 5 Octave range. He is a True Bass singer. And like others have said we love hearing those bass’ hit bottom!! Great reaction and I’ve been a fan of theirs for years.
Country fried pop medly, God bless the USA with Lee Greenwood and the Air Force Band is amazing! The butts remix, end of the road, ring 9f fire with avi from pentatonic, blue ain't your color, allabout that bass....and many many more.......
Tim is a bass and not a baritone and he hits those low notes effortlessly. That is the best part of this song. You really don't know music very well at all.
If you like a cappela you will Love Home Free !!! They have been around since 2000, The Rupp brothers started the group in college. The current lineup has been together about 4 years now. They are very very talented and great to watch and listen !!! I am trying to think of a couple of songs to highlight their variety, how about "How Great Thou Art" and "Cant Stop the Feeling". Thanks !!
They are accapella and are known as the only Country accapella group, but they do so much more then country. You might check out Peter Hollens featuring Home Free song U2's Still haven't found what I'm looking for. It's awesome. They switch things up. Tim the Bass singer has a 5 octave range. He's blown out several speakers. Seven Bridges Road is a good one for harmonies. A cover of Helplessly Hoping a Crosby, Stills and Nash song. John Denver's Country Roads is another good one. They do a beautiful rendition of How Great Tho Art. Gonna stop because they have over 100 videos. Great Job reacting. New sub....hoping for more. God bless and stay safe
Home Free is fantastic. This is one of my favorites by them. As noted below they can sing anything and they have great harmonies. They won the NBC show the Sing Off in season 4 a year after Pentatonix won. Yes, they’re a cappella but their beatboxer can make all kinds of sounds, drums, harmonica, you name it. Tim Foust, the bass, has a 5 octave range and can sing tenor, baritone but is really known for his bass. Adam Chance is the baritone. Try How Great Thou Art, Seven Bridges Road, Helplessly Hoping to hear their great harmonies. Country Roads, In the Blood, My Church are fantastic. Can’t go wrong with Home Free.
The Police Academy actor you mentioned is Michael Winslow. He was also in Space Balls and does some unbelievable versions of classic rock songs like Led Zeppelin's Whole Lotta Love!
Yep, first country a capella group they say. Won the year after PTX the Sing Off. Seen them live six times, what you hear in videos is what you get on stage. This one is good, but nothing compared to so many, many others. You'll love them if you keep watching for more. Get a real "quartet" 5-part harmony on Old Lang Syne. Fun and funny ones, Hillbilly Bone is great, bass takes the lead. Country Roads Take Me Home, Mayday, for another take completely on them, Blue Ain't Your Color. To see how funny they can be, Butts Remix or new one Cold Hard Cash (for Christmas). Everybody Walkin' This Land is really something. Can't Stop the Feeling is great, fun, dance style music, with a breakdown with each of them doing some mouth stuff. Just enjoy them. We sure do! Take care.
Sorry this needs to be judged on its own merits not against Choir music Adam Rupp,2 time world champion beatboxer. Tim Foust is a Bass with 6 octive range.
There are 2 basses in Home Free. Tim, who's a natural bass, can go up to tenor but I think Chance can only go to baritone. There are 3 tenors if you include the beatboxer. To see Tim in action listen to him hit A0 in Sold!
Tim Foust’s low note was about his mid range, absolutely NO struggle for him. If you want to hear his lows check out H. F’s Ring of Fire, or he and Peter Hollens Misty Mountains.
I believe Tim would be called in Opera terminology - Basso profondo or more commonly contrabass... with an insane upper register.... definitely NOT a baritone.
if you are talking abput Tims low he iis a basr witj 5 octave ange and if you mean chance who usually sings baritone he has a 4 octave range. Actually at times I wonder if Tims range is not a 6 octave. This group is unlike most acapella groups of past where each member is slotted like high school kiddies st and partioned off into one singular spot in the song and harmony needs take second fiddle to a designated lesd. All but. bythe beatboxer, 2 time world champ, has taken lead on presentations. Say what one wants about Pentatonictheir group is indeed slotted because they lost Avi their bass who has a range in 4 almost 5. Tim can blow subwoofers out of professional stadium speakers; my old 61 keyboard could not go there it was not even offered. Pentatonic is great but Home Free hits many different genres. ones that most acupella groups get t stuck in. From country, cowboys and girls are too artificial popp a billy . Unlike down to the smell jeaned cowgrls with teats hanging and jeans stucl im cracks or pretty boys fake twang fored then studio emhanced voicess these guys are real deal. Their stage presense is hard to describe and draws one in as if they your. Good neighbor. Or friends
I was going to subscribe but you really don't know much about music if you think Tim was "REACHING". Tim can blow speakers without trying so when you want to listen and get over your "Chorus" days I might give you another try
I gotta say, I'm glad you exposed yourself to the awesomeness of Home Free. Like many before me have said before, Tim is in a league of his own when it comes to bass. That note he hit was one that makes appearances many times in many songs. Adam (the beatboxer) is an insane talent as well. Home Fries lovingly call him a freak of nature, and just from the sounds that he makes, it is possibly true. I'd recommend you check out a video of his beatboxing solo's from one of their live shows, although, go with a more recent one. Basically every one of the guys is super talented alone, but together it's insane. And whenever concerts are able to go again, please do yourself a favor and check out one of their live shows. They're even more awesome than the videos.
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Never heard Tim called a baritone before. Heard him called a tenor or soprano on occasion when he showcases his range.
Tim can hit that note in his sleep, and lower. He tortures sound systems and has blow speakers.
That was a true bass hitting the bottom of his register. He has that kind of range.
Dude, Tim isn't forcing it. He has an amazing voice.
Forgive me...I'm very new to the group and I'm sure the more I listen the more I'll realize that I was probably mistaken in my assessment.
If you want to hear more harmonica listen to man of constant sorrow by home free
OOOOOOO I bet that's a good one!
As alreay pointed out by my fellow Home Fries , this is realy a cappella , meaning NO instruments , and dont just think of them as a country band , because they sing , gospel/country /soul /rap /pop/ hip hop , you name it they sing it , remember there is a reason that HF has over 1 million subs on youtube alone , so just a friendly reminder if you realy love our guys , the fries will come running
Welcome to the rabbit hole known as Home Fries!! Awesome reaction!!
Ok, here's the thing with Tim's lowest notes: I'm choir background myself, and find the "growls" a bit off-putting sometimes. BUT, that's partly because choirs are intentionally aimed at major blending. Tim's working in a different business, where a HUGE portion of his fan base love him to show off how low he can go. People who pay the cost of live performance tickets hoping with all their heart to hear him blow out the amps, or make the floor tremble. Different goals and standards. A lot of the pro a-ca groups seem to be accepting that norm, and tailoring their pieces to let both stratospheric high tenors show off their "make the bats faint" high notes, and their basses show off the dragon's breath low notes.
Accept it as a convention.
I couldn’t have said it better. I’m one of the guys who can’t come anywhere near what these basses can do but I still pretend I can.
Oh yeah he did. You need to react to Man of Consent Sorrow and Ring of Fire. Avi makes a cameo.
If you’re talking about the guy with the gray streak in his hair, he is a true bass! He has a 5+ octave range! He don’t play! He’s the real deal! Anyway, if you really like this group they have quite the rabbit hole of videos to explore! Check out “End of the Road”, “Helplessly Hoping”, “Can’t Stop the Feeling”, and “Seven Bridges Road”. Welcome to Home Fry land!
This is one of their quarantine edition videos filmed from their homes across the country. Keep listening and Tim, the bass, will pull you in. Another good one from this crazy virus time is Moonshine or Meet In The Middle.
Just an Extra FYI on the Beat Boxer ... Adam "The Freak of Nature" Rupp, was twice voted as Best All-Around Beat Boxer by his Peers at the World Beat Boxing Competition ... Also, "GO HAWKEYES ;-D
I'm not gonna lie...your shoutout to the Hawks brought a huge smile to my face 👏👍
I love Home Free! Yes they are acapella . They consider themselves country, but they spice it up with the beat.
bass singer (Tim) will change your mind when you hear him on a proper mic and amp try another JC cover Ring Of Fire and you will change your mind and see he was not pushing his voice lower than he can sing trust me you aint seen nothing yet. there is quite a bit of difference between recording in your house and at the studio once you hear a few more from them if you still feel the same way I will hush up and stay quite.
I love these talented guys!!!!
Tim is their Bass, that wasn’t a Baritone trying to go low. In choir, anything below a chest note is bad. Wake up - this isn’t choir. Oh and Johnny Cash’s Folsom wasn’t an original, it was a cover.
Johnny wrote it, he wrote it in 1953 and it was first recorded in 1955. Who did it before him??
Perfect way to describe a cappella singing! Listen to their collaboration with Kenny Rogers “Children Go Where I Send Thee”; “God Bless the USA” sung with Lee Greenwood & the US Air Force Band”; “How Great Thou Art”; “Man of Constant Sorrow”; “End of the Road”; “Catch Me if you Can”; “Fishing in the Dark/ Boondocks mashup”; & “Seven Bridges Road”!! They have an amazing selection of great songs!!! Enjoy! Nice Reaction!!
I'm enjoying your reactions to HF today. Thx
Glad you like them!
Oh you haven't seen anything yet...they don't have a bad video! This one is just awesome considering it was filmed in 5 different locations because of the quarantine! So each of the guys shot their own part from home ...then their producer put it all together! You have 1 in CA...2 in TN...and 2 in MN!
That is quite impressive! Amazing what can be done with technology nowadays.
Home Free are just brilliant ! No one like them, they can make covers better than the original. Check out their cover of End of the Road its just amazing. Also check out an original of theirs Catch me if you can.
I second that!!
You should here his harmonica solo in their cover of Man of Constant Sorrow
Tim is bass profundo, but with his 5 octaver range, he covers baritone and tenor.
Some people complains, when he uses his tenor range, even that he sings clear as a bell, they only want him to use his bass range.
People call him dragon breath, and the reason is, becaus he can go much lower than this, and hold the tone, for a long time.
I was a Tenor 1 in choir so I have full appreciation for tenors
@@NavyDoc5184Reacts hope that you has a likeweise apriciation for bass.
The magic of HF, is that their voices blends into those perfect tight harmonies, but you can stil single them out individually.
I just rerad that Tim Folust holds two world records - one for the lowest note ever sung by a human & one for the widest vocal range (10 octaves).
I this true?
@@marlahudgins7038 Tim yes, but not Faust.
The world record holder is the american singer, Tim Storm
"The notes achieved are actually between G and G#, so in terms of concert tuning his range is actually 9 octaves and 11 semitones, however because we use a hertz measurement the range is recognised as the full 10 octaves"
From the Guiness book of world record.
So, what your sasying is Tim Faust has a 10 octave range?
New subscriber...welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole!
Subscribing for more Home Free. You are going to love it. Sorry, but you were wrong on Tim though. Lol.
Tim Foust is the master of growls. His range is as long as your leg. He can also sing into the high tenor range. This is an awesome cover. They have those and some just as awesome originals. Try their Man of Constant Sorrow, Catch Me if You Can, Can't Stop the Feeling, Timeless and The Butts Remix. Thanks! ^_^
You should check out the beatboxer drum solo. His name is Adam Rupp. He is a human drum kit. Also Tim is a true bass. You should here him do Josh Turner Your Man.
Welcome to the Home Fry family....there are almost 150 videos to take in.
Welcome to Home Free and the rabbit hole we all know and love. They are a capella and won the 4th season of the sing off. The fans are called Home Fries and we will come out in droves to support them. Enjoy 😊 the beatboxer also made a shotgun sound during this song we call him the freak of nature. The Bass singer Tim Foust has a 5+ Octave range he hit the low note and does it like it's nothing. Try the sing off version of ring of fire. Live version of your man and Honey I'm Good.
Yes, their beatboxer does things that way, You'll have to check out their version of "Man of Constant Sorrow" where the beatboxer does a harmonica solo. And their bass singer often goes subharmonic when he drops the bass down...and no, Tim the bass didn't try too hard, that isn't unusual for him to drop it in the basement, and he does it effortlessly.
They have so many. Check out Man of Constant Sorrow.
I almost gave you a thumb down reaction. The guy starting the song is the baritone and his low notes were perfect. Fun fact this baritone was the bass singer for another group before he joined Home Free. The guy 'trying' the last low low note IS the bass. How in hell do you not hear the difference when a clueless like me can hear it. These days growls and chest fry is quite common and very popular with fans of a capella. He wasn't trying too hard he nailed it easily. Check out their sing off performance of Ring of fire for his most satisfying low note. He didn't try too hard he sang the arrangement. Good luck to you.
Thank you for reacting to HF. Tim's growl there was just to give the fans their bass fix. HF's music is usually much more exciting, varied and pleasurable. Since it's Christmas, I'm going to suggest a beautiful Acapella classic by them, Auld Lang Syne and for fun Cold Hard Cash (for Christmas) from their album just released in November. You are entering a whole new experience. Have fun! ; - D
I just subscribed!!
Welcome to HOME FREE
HOME FREE is a county A Capella band that does more than country. Tim Foust, the bass, Adam Rupp, the beatboxer, Adam Chance (Chance) is the baritone/bass, Rob Lundquist, tenor and Austin Browm high tenor make up the voices of angels. PLEASE listen to more.. If I know my Home Free family well, they have already given you suggestions of music. LOL Thanks for the reaction.
Home Free is fire.
I sub'd ONLY bc you are checking out HF. Tim is the bass, Rob (big beard) is the lead tenor, Austin (skinny one) is the high tenor, Chance (half dark beard) is the tenor/bass/some sound effects dude. And Adam is the two-time world champion beat boxer. They use NO instruments, but hard to believe when you hear the sounds they can make! Let's do more HF!
No worries, I'm currently going through their catalog and putting some of there songs on my reaction list.
@@NavyDoc5184Reacts DO NOT REACT TO MAYDAY YET! YOU NEED TO REACT TO 10-15 HOME FREE SONGS FIRST! YOU HAVE TO LEARN WHAT EACH GROUP MEMBER'S SKILLS ARE BEFORE "MAYDAY" OR "SNOWGLOBE"! OTHERWISE YOU WON'T GET AND GIVE THE FULL REACTION THAT THE OTHER REACTORS HAVE DONE WITH THE PROPER NUMBER OF SONG VIEWS!
You really should learn something about the person you are criticizing. Tim Foust is a trained singer with a 5 Octave range. He is a True Bass singer. And like others have said we love hearing those bass’ hit bottom!! Great reaction and I’ve been a fan of theirs for years.
Country fried pop medly, God bless the USA with Lee Greenwood and the Air Force Band is amazing! The butts remix, end of the road, ring 9f fire with avi from pentatonic, blue ain't your color, allabout that bass....and many many more.......
Tim is a bass and not a baritone and he hits those low notes effortlessly. That is the best part of this song. You really don't know music very well at all.
If you like a cappela you will Love Home Free !!! They have been around since 2000, The Rupp brothers started the group in college. The current lineup has been together about 4 years now. They are very very talented and great to watch and listen !!! I am trying to think of a couple of songs to highlight their variety, how about "How Great Thou Art" and "Cant Stop the Feeling". Thanks !!
They are accapella and are known as the only Country accapella group, but they do so much more then country. You might check out Peter Hollens featuring Home Free song U2's Still haven't found what I'm looking for. It's awesome. They switch things up. Tim the Bass singer has a 5 octave range. He's blown out several speakers. Seven Bridges Road is a good one for harmonies. A cover of Helplessly Hoping a Crosby, Stills and Nash song. John Denver's Country Roads is another good one. They do a beautiful rendition of How Great Tho Art. Gonna stop because they have over 100 videos. Great Job reacting. New sub....hoping for more. God bless and stay safe
Pentatonix and Home Free are very good friends.
Home Free is fantastic. This is one of my favorites by them. As noted below they can sing anything and they have great harmonies. They won the NBC show the Sing Off in season 4 a year after Pentatonix won. Yes, they’re a cappella but their beatboxer can make all kinds of sounds, drums, harmonica, you name it. Tim Foust, the bass, has a 5 octave range and can sing tenor, baritone but is really known for his bass. Adam Chance is the baritone. Try How Great Thou Art, Seven Bridges Road, Helplessly Hoping to hear their great harmonies. Country Roads, In the Blood, My Church are fantastic. Can’t go wrong with Home Free.
The Police Academy actor you mentioned is Michael Winslow. He was also in Space Balls and does some unbelievable versions of classic rock songs like Led Zeppelin's Whole Lotta Love!
Yep, first country a capella group they say. Won the year after PTX the Sing Off. Seen them live six times, what you hear in videos is what you get on stage. This one is good, but nothing compared to so many, many others. You'll love them if you keep watching for more. Get a real "quartet" 5-part harmony on Old Lang Syne. Fun and funny ones, Hillbilly Bone is great, bass takes the lead. Country Roads Take Me Home, Mayday, for another take completely on them, Blue Ain't Your Color. To see how funny they can be, Butts Remix or new one Cold Hard Cash (for Christmas). Everybody Walkin' This Land is really something. Can't Stop the Feeling is great, fun, dance style music, with a breakdown with each of them doing some mouth stuff. Just enjoy them. We sure do! Take care.
Yep! They're a capella! They're amazing! Just subbed.. hope you'll check out their cover of End of the Road!
End of the Road as in Boyz II Men???? That has me very intrigued
@@NavyDoc5184Reacts yes they kill it....flat out amazing
@@NavyDoc5184Reacts you'll find out - they are the most underappreciated band in music
@@NavyDoc5184Reacts yep!!! It's amazing!!!
Nice reaction ! If you like acapella, you have to do more Home Free and also try Voiceplay (another awesome acapella group :)
The bass, Tim, has 5 octaves! He goes lower! Check out Your Man
And...another one falls down the rabbit hole. You're doomed.
You do more Home Free..& you’ll find a Lot of HOME FRIES ON here !
The jumpsuits are for this video.
Awesome
You don't know this bass Tim foust yet. He goes as low as an E1 man
His pre-quarantine range was A0-A5, and he is supposed to have lowered it even further during the shutdown.
Sorry this needs to be judged on its own merits not against Choir music
Adam Rupp,2 time world champion beatboxer.
Tim Foust is a Bass with 6 octive range.
Yea I've been getting schooled on him quite a bit lol. It's all good, these reactions have been great learning experiences for me
Have to see/hear their Butt Medley. Dude.. Tim can go as low as a G1. Not too many can do that.
Well, then, prepare to get your socks knocked off. Because Home Free is the creme de la creme of acapella.
BTW, if you like the harmonica sounds, check out Man of Constant Sorrows. Also....Tim isn't a baritone; he's a bass.....with a 5-octave range.
I actually do have a reaction to that one and it was very impressive. Here's the link to the video ruclips.net/video/oWek0j2OvSk/видео.html
There are 2 basses in Home Free. Tim, who's a natural bass, can go up to tenor but I think Chance can only go to baritone. There are 3 tenors if you include the beatboxer. To see Tim in action listen to him hit A0 in Sold!
Tim Foust’s low note was about his mid range, absolutely NO struggle for him. If you want to hear his lows check out H. F’s Ring of Fire, or he and Peter Hollens Misty Mountains.
I believe Tim would be called in Opera terminology - Basso profondo or more commonly contrabass... with an insane upper register.... definitely NOT a baritone.
if you are talking abput Tims low he iis a basr witj 5 octave ange and if you mean chance who usually sings baritone he has a 4 octave range.
Actually at times I wonder if Tims range is not a 6 octave.
This group is unlike most acapella groups of past where each member is slotted like high school kiddies st and partioned off into one singular spot in the song and harmony needs take second fiddle to a designated lesd.
All but. bythe beatboxer, 2 time world champ, has taken lead on presentations.
Say what one wants about Pentatonictheir group is indeed slotted because they lost Avi their bass who has a range in 4 almost 5.
Tim can blow subwoofers out of professional stadium speakers; my old 61 keyboard could not go there it was not even offered.
Pentatonic is great but Home Free hits many different genres. ones that most acupella groups get t stuck in.
From country, cowboys and girls are too artificial popp a billy . Unlike down to the smell jeaned cowgrls with teats hanging and jeans stucl im cracks or pretty boys fake twang fored then studio emhanced voicess these guys are real deal.
Their stage presense is hard to describe and draws one in as if they your. Good neighbor. Or friends
I was going to subscribe but you really don't know much about music if you think Tim was "REACHING". Tim can blow speakers without trying so when you want to listen and get over your "Chorus" days I might give you another try
I dont think you have a clue to the difference between a baritone and bass.
If I'm going to be honest...I didn't think there was. I thought baritone was just a more formal name for bass
I gotta say, I'm glad you exposed yourself to the awesomeness of Home Free. Like many before me have said before, Tim is in a league of his own when it comes to bass. That note he hit was one that makes appearances many times in many songs. Adam (the beatboxer) is an insane talent as well. Home Fries lovingly call him a freak of nature, and just from the sounds that he makes, it is possibly true. I'd recommend you check out a video of his beatboxing solo's from one of their live shows, although, go with a more recent one. Basically every one of the guys is super talented alone, but together it's insane. And whenever concerts are able to go again, please do yourself a favor and check out one of their live shows. They're even more awesome than the videos.
Thanks! I'll be sure to make it a point to check them out live