LOL! Why do men think falsetto is part of their vocal range??? First of all, its not the actual vocal chords working when you sing in falsetto! It's the mucous lining around the chords, hence the word falsetto=false! And Its not like men could use such high pitch in any formal type of singing! Its cool that you can reach those high notes but sorry to break it to you! But u do not have a 6 octave range! lol
@Marvinglz Do you know if it's possible for a bass who can reach the lowest note he did to also be able to hit a high C without using falsetto? How many octaves would that be?
@Kotlettbengt Of course it's possible! There are many singers who are basses and can sing higher notes than a tenor even! Range has little to do when determining classification. So just because you're considered a bass doesn't mean you can't sing a male high C, in full voice, or any other high note for that matter. Practice doing scales up and down your range.
@Kotlettbengt thanks for your question. I can sing low but regularly sing high C without falsetto. please see my channel Gethsame (sing many high Cs and all in full voice). I also attempt a top Bb (Soprano Top Bb) in 'Moving too fast' at 3:49. Of course 6 octaves is just messing around and using falsetto but I dont sing like this. Bottom C to high C is only 3 octaves. Bottom to low, low to middle and middle to high.
stop concentrate in range tricks as whistle and throat voice, that has no values for anyone and concentrate on your singing, which is not good good in any sense and needs a lot of work (I saw other videos)
thousands of notes all produced in the wrong way...what about using 3 octaves in the best way and leaving all those insignificant freaky solutions? -.-
Please define "true" vocal range. There is no such thing, we can simply comment on what we think are your good notes. I'd say that Eb5 (0:18) to A2 (0:43) sounds quite good, so roughly standard tenor range. Most of your bottom two octaves were fry, very strong fry, but definitely not full voice.
Never mind those negative comments. It's very rare when someone can strain their voice to actually sing 6 octaves, you have just done that. It's obvious that the quality isn't perfect, but it's great that you could actually do what most people can't. It's hard to judge from this, but I'm sure you're well above 3 octaves in head voice, more with falsetto, in proper songs. Keep up the good work, you definitely have potential. One question - how extensive is your vocal training?
@man1of1steel Yes, tone not high on my list of priorities when after new years eve party i decided to show some of my friends i could produce 6 octaves
Dayum, your fry vocals are strong. Rare to find a vocalist who can actually match their fry to notes. Seems about three octaves of this is full (around F1-F4 sounds full to me, maybe slightly more or less) as well, which is definitely an above average range.
@UnholyMessiah555 Thanks for your comment. I think it depends what you cann full voice. Also here I switch from a very weak whistle at quite a low note for me as I find it dificult to go from whistle to head voice. I can sing full up to Bb5 - please see 'Moving too fast' in my channel. I'd like to know if you agree its both full and Bb5 as its quite short. Thanks
@billcarr54 I'm sure in the future I will post proper songs. But for now this is just me playing in my experimental voices. With the stills camera I use to take video and no real audio setup its difficult to capture real tonal quality here but that doesn't matter so much for the stiff I'm posting at the moment. Thanks for you comment
@spanishboo I don't do this in singing classes just on here for fun. I only work on Bb1 to Bb5 in lessons, which is all I think I'd ever use for songs.
@MrIanLB I would think that if you are actually a trained vocalist you would know that an E2 is almost non existent in women for singing. As well as you should know that a B8 is non existent in the singing world. That is higher than the world record of Adam Lopez, at an Eb8, by over four notes.
i did actually reached the B8 it was only a whistle and i am against it that people counted it in their vocal range but my coash keeps pushing me to post it so i did post the comment but for me my range is E2-E6 now and i want to keep it that way and i never ment to brag.
and to start swearing show's thtat your incontent of respect or handle other peoples comments
@luukxd123 Dude that's past the world record so I really doubt that. And by the way it is impossible to reach the 8th octave in anything but whistle register.
@hermygagala dude okay not to be bragging but mayne you will not doubt me anymore if i tell you everything: i am classically trained for 7 years, i studied music in finland for 4 years. and i learned as good as everything about the solfege system so I actually did an B8
@luukxd123 I still don't believe you because that's above the world record. I would believe a C8 or maybe even a D#8 but a B8 is bullshit that's only one note away from the 9th octave which has never been reached by any human on record.
@hermygagala wait i will go search on my own cpu for you now to get the record and check it right away cause we have a program with a 10 octave range on it so we will check very clearly it will take 5 minutes.
@ppbananap I think its a combination of the two. Technique, practice and good vocal muscle control all help. But none of this stuff is any use, other than a party trick, if you can't sing real songs. So I'd always advise to focus on singing real songs. Good luck
His low notes are incredible. His high notes are ridicously stupid. - He is squealing, straining and he sounds like a proverbial dying cat. - Those are not proper high notes. - check out this channel: RickiKeith - This guy, is a true singer. I discovered him 5 minutes ago. - His notes are superb.
@Arturostunes Thanks for your comments, I am really a bass at the moment. Of course in this 6 octave scale the high notes are just squeaks. But I can sing high with a good voice. Please see my channel - 'Gethsemane' 3:26 I hold strong top C for 20 seconds and in 'Moving too fast' 3:48 go for Soprano top Bb (rock scream-ish)... not too bad for a bass.
@TheOnix123 As I say in the title... 'just a bit of fun'. Of course I'm pushng the limits here. But I can comfortably sing over 4 octaves Bb1-Bb5 and can happily sing every day without any vocal fatigue. I'm currently performing Caiaphas which goes down to C#2 and my previous role in Chess went down to Bb1 and had no vocal issues. In previous years I have performed 'Pity the Child' and 'Moving Too Fast' where I interpolate to a Bb5 and have won a number of eisteddfods singing these.
@eieusoueu If you view some of my other posts I think you'll see I am vocalising correctly. Admittedly not all these note are pretty but I am vocalising them
@Prestvegur please view some of my other low posts and I give some tips. Basically keep relaxed and try to resonate. You should be starting to switch into your bass voice by the time you get to a bottom G. If not you will just run out of range just like trying to push your chest voice up... it doesn't work. You need to switch / blend into another range.
not to be mean but when you got to your lowest (sorry not good in piano terms) like this bb1 I think it sounded pretty similar to b2 :/ but hey what do i know
@Ypnovatis Yes, but need to add fry to get resonance. Without it the notes don't carry well. The use of fry is really what defines the bass register just like the use of mask defines the tenor register. Of course you spend you whole time trying to sound like you're not using it (in both cases) but it's what gets you there in the first place.
@MrIanLB Could you analyze that tenor part? I was under the impression that the use of the mask is significant in every case. Surely more "defining" for a tenor in terms of voice placement and timbre but still... Am I completely wrong ? :P
@Ypnovatis Singing in the mask is very important when singing classical repertoire but not all singing should be classical. It gives the voice a very nice 'bright' feeling at the top. Too much mask and too forward a style leaves a lot of nasal tones in the vioce though. For bass and lower pressure styles (eg. using close microphones) there is less need for mask and it may be undesirable as you sometimes want the drama of a bass reaching for high notes (C-F) not hitting with ease like a tenor.
To nfshaw1 : You can not win a debate against me, and therefore you have to comment just one typo? haha I pitty you. And if you dont want to say anything to me , why do you answer me?
That's all wrong. Doesn't matter how many octaves you can reach by torturing your vocal chords, what matter is your true vocal range... And I'd say that's probably 2 octaves.
@TheOnix123 please view my other posts... 'Moving too fast' and 'O Isis and Osiris' I certainly demonstrate well over 3 octaves in these real songs. Awarding me just 2 is a little mean.
@TheOnix123 A typical answer from anyone who doesn't know the full capabilities of human voice. Your comment gave me a good laugh, I mean "true" vocal range? Seriously....Lol, as commoners I believe its's the chest voice you're terming as 'true' voice.
Its not bout how large your range is but how well you can sing in your range. So frankly this is very unimpressive cause I do not think anything above B4 and lower then B2 sounds good. So I would only say you have a 2 octave singing range.
@MultiGarythesnail technically there is no limit to how low a pitch can be made. When you drop an octive the hertz are cut in half, so you can infinitely devide a number in half. There is also no limit to how high of a sound that can be produced.
you have impressive extensions in your exterior registers (whistle/vocal fry), but you're naturally a bass/baritone with an approximate modal range of F2-F4. I don't know what your modal extensions are in head voice though as you don't demonstrate a technique for it? Do you have training on how to mitigate the passagio (primo and secundo)? if you do, I would love hear an upper modal extension! Cheers!
@AriaSinger1 Thank you very much for your comment. You are very knowledgable and correct that I only demostrate lower extension here. I use bel canto style technique to extend into head voice see my channel for 'bring him home' and 'moving too fast' video. I can sing good head voice up to E above tenor top C although I tend to mix into head/whistle from about D. I can use good full whistle up to Soprano top Bb. The whistle I use here is super whistle, octave higher but poor tone. So I don't use
I will try to record my upper extensions some time but currently performing Caiaphas in Jesus Christ Superstar so need to focus on lower voice, I think part goes down to bottom C or C#. When singing more tenor repetior I used to sing 'Pity the Child' from Chess and finish on interpolated Super Bb in strong whistle (suprano top Bb). I will also try to record some time. Many Thanks Ian LB
ohh its kermit the FROG!!! you can always join the frog quire. im not saying your all that bad but come on ? your base and your tenor just suck .. your tenor is just a peeping door and your base is just a frog that is sick :-D sorry but its true. but keep practicing and youl do ok ;-)
@samurairobin86 Kermit the Frog? The bass range that he's using is the vocal fry register, very few people can sing that low, in all actuality he has a pretty deep range before entering vocal fry
@samurairobin86 I'm just saying, his bass and tenor are fine, his basso profundo range and whistle register are what need work....know what you're talking about before you try to bash somebody ha
Can you share an exercise that you do to increase your bass range? I've worked for three years lowest I've ever hit was a D2 But I'd really like to hit it all the time so if you could put up a little lessonI'd really appreciate it. Congrats on that man. Are you a bass?
@cgtrademark Hi, if you check my channel there is a decending scale that I find a good practice. For very low range you really need to find your very low voice and mix into it. From about a bottom G I start to mix into Bass voice. If I dont mix I get lower than G but get stuck at about bottom E or F. To find Bass voice try first when you wake up and use decending scales to a short 'pom' sound. It may be croaky at first but just keep trying to find these notes and smooth them out. Hope this helps
@cgtrademark lol my limit also is a D2 if i want to go lower i have to use vocal fry but i dont understand how to hit a note with vocal fry
what vocal range do you have? Bass/Bariton/Tenor? I am a Baritone, i know that because the lowest note i can hit without sounding unnatural or weird is a G2
@MrDarknesslover he dont uses falsetto anywhere. he uses (from top to bottom) whistle voice, head voice, mix voice, chest voice and finally some vocal fry
anyway, thank you for remember to us the existence of the disconnected sound (falsetto)! you sound like.. very expert in vocal issues xD
@MrDarknesslover esta conectado (es un sonido conectado xq lo hace ajustando el grado de "cord closure" y nunca, en ningun momento, desconecta las cuerdas vocales, como seria hacer un falsete). si suena bien o no, es cuestion d gustos, el tipo es claramente de registro bajo y esa es (junto a la mujer contralto) la voz mas rara q existe por lo q no tienes costumbre de oido escuchandola. ademas el video no es para mostrar colores y tonalidades de la voz, esto es el espectro de tonos q alcanza.
@89gerardo aja primero que el digamos que esas cosas que intenta hacer para que le sirve si no existe belleza en su canto! son cuando usa su voz real! o sea yo lo veo de otro punto de vista por que he sido entrenado.. y si es un bajo en la opera no va a usar esas notas tan falsas que carecen de timbre y resonancia!
@MrDarknesslover no pues los papeles de bajo en opera van comunmente desde C2 a F4 o a lo mas A4
pero en canto popular, puedes cantar en el rango que quieras y nuevamente te digo q lo bello, el placer y el displacer son cosas subjetivas. puedes ver en canto popular tenores como el d green day cantando solo en lo q llamas "registro real", o puedes ver a james brown, steven tyler, freddie mercury, axl rose, michael jackson, etc jugando con notas que no son "reales" para ellos y son ovacionados ;)
@89gerardo Thanks for your support. Yes your are correct with the voice types. Falsetto is not really very useful and can get nowhere near as high as whistle. I know there is also a 'super whistle' or 'extended whistle' which I can sometimes stumble accross but can't sustain or pitch well.
@89gerardo Thanks for the comments. I can give you some advice. You need very thick, relaxed & slow vibrating cords to get low you then need the best configuration of throat, mouth and larinx position to get enough resonance. Practicing first thing in the morning when you should have thicker cords may help with pitching low notes & experiment with resonance. When you get the hang of it try feeling your voice slowing down rather than geting lower. Dont avoid fry just smooth it out & it'll go away
@TheFinchanator Yes, there is indeed a 0 octave. The first three notes on a piano are in it. And, while he lost delineation towards the bottom, his last note was definitely in it.
@PickleJarr Yeah, sorry. I just meant that he's got recordings of himself actually singing, too. I do agree that he's a bass-baritone: but that doesn't mean he can't have some really low notes. My friend in high school who made first chair Bass 2 was a bass-baritone, but he had a Bb1 without frying (and could go off the bottom of the piano with fry.)
Sounds like a dizzy mosquitoe there. Lol.
celosemnexo 1 week ago
DO you know if it's possible for a bass singer to sing a high C without falsetto?
Kotlettbengt 1 week ago
LOL! Why do men think falsetto is part of their vocal range??? First of all, its not the actual vocal chords working when you sing in falsetto! It's the mucous lining around the chords, hence the word falsetto=false! And Its not like men could use such high pitch in any formal type of singing! Its cool that you can reach those high notes but sorry to break it to you! But u do not have a 6 octave range! lol
Marvinglz 2 weeks ago
@Marvinglz Do you know if it's possible for a bass who can reach the lowest note he did to also be able to hit a high C without using falsetto? How many octaves would that be?
Kotlettbengt 1 week ago
@Kotlettbengt Of course it's possible! There are many singers who are basses and can sing higher notes than a tenor even! Range has little to do when determining classification. So just because you're considered a bass doesn't mean you can't sing a male high C, in full voice, or any other high note for that matter. Practice doing scales up and down your range.
Marvinglz 1 week ago
@Marvinglz I'm so glad to hear that, thank you! :D Do you know any examples of such singers or a link showing someone displaying such a range?
Kotlettbengt 1 week ago
@Kotlettbengt thanks for your question. I can sing low but regularly sing high C without falsetto. please see my channel Gethsame (sing many high Cs and all in full voice). I also attempt a top Bb (Soprano Top Bb) in 'Moving too fast' at 3:49. Of course 6 octaves is just messing around and using falsetto but I dont sing like this. Bottom C to high C is only 3 octaves. Bottom to low, low to middle and middle to high.
MrIanLB 1 week ago
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DanielMasterConsole 2 weeks ago
HOLY FUCKING SHIT
Sevilou 3 weeks ago
Your highest notes are horrible, and...
VOCAL FRY????!!! I could also reach a C0 with vocal fry lol
LacrimaLunaMortua 3 weeks ago
jajaja que cagada jajaja me cago de la risa jajajaja
mjgomes96 3 weeks ago
pareces un gato maullando
Isr4el20 4 weeks ago
I like this!
Tenorliebe 4 weeks ago
stop concentrate in range tricks as whistle and throat voice, that has no values for anyone and concentrate on your singing, which is not good good in any sense and needs a lot of work (I saw other videos)
LeandroCardim 1 month ago
the >F2< (That is not an f0 lol) was legit. From there it was total fry.
magus5200 1 month ago
This was good, I dont understand why so many dislikes
Reflix91 1 month ago
OOOO ooooo aAAAAA faktır git
invincible739 1 month ago
You inhaled the air to perform the Highest ones, didn´t you?
mooner174 1 month ago
thousands of notes all produced in the wrong way...what about using 3 octaves in the best way and leaving all those insignificant freaky solutions? -.-
smanioidioteque 1 month ago
I've always been curious to find out if it's possible to increase your lower vocal range. I'm 21 years old, is it possible?
Kotlettbengt 1 month ago
nope
omegamymega 1 month ago
What voice do you have? Tenor, baritone or bass? I know you have a big range but was is your voice type?
mark88bon 1 month ago 4
@mark88bon he is a bass, very likely a basso profundo to be precise, how else would he be able to reach the 0 octave at all?
TomTomG00 3 days ago
@TomTomG00 Even tenors can hit these low notes (see brett manning) it sounds like 'vocal fry'.
mark88bon 2 days ago
so... this it's not a POWER range?
Juninho1997ification 2 months ago
Please define "true" vocal range. There is no such thing, we can simply comment on what we think are your good notes. I'd say that Eb5 (0:18) to A2 (0:43) sounds quite good, so roughly standard tenor range. Most of your bottom two octaves were fry, very strong fry, but definitely not full voice.
cpriicorn 2 months ago
Fake
xpedrox23 2 months ago
fuck off true vocal range, this is awesome i would have that range :( congrats
polarkreis201 2 months ago 3
@polarkreis201 thanks
MrIanLB 2 months ago
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Never mind those negative comments. It's very rare when someone can strain their voice to actually sing 6 octaves, you have just done that. It's obvious that the quality isn't perfect, but it's great that you could actually do what most people can't. It's hard to judge from this, but I'm sure you're well above 3 octaves in head voice, more with falsetto, in proper songs. Keep up the good work, you definitely have potential. One question - how extensive is your vocal training?
czmeph 2 months ago
OH GUYS! he mustve forgot that you need perfect tone while singing 6 octaves
man1of1steel 2 months ago 10
@man1of1steel Yes, tone not high on my list of priorities when after new years eve party i decided to show some of my friends i could produce 6 octaves
MrIanLB 2 months ago
Questa sì è una vera stronzata!!!!.qqquei stridolini sovracuti non possono essere considerati suoni cantabili.Asini!!!!
lyricaccademy 2 months ago
The high notes are horrible whistlings, certain grave notes are belched but impressive!
ioSonoCallas 3 months ago
Dayum, your fry vocals are strong. Rare to find a vocalist who can actually match their fry to notes. Seems about three octaves of this is full (around F1-F4 sounds full to me, maybe slightly more or less) as well, which is definitely an above average range.
UnholyMessiah555 3 months ago
@UnholyMessiah555 Thanks for your comment. I think it depends what you cann full voice. Also here I switch from a very weak whistle at quite a low note for me as I find it dificult to go from whistle to head voice. I can sing full up to Bb5 - please see 'Moving too fast' in my channel. I'd like to know if you agree its both full and Bb5 as its quite short. Thanks
MrIanLB 3 months ago
horrible lol
thehorrocruxes 3 months ago
whatever your vocal athletic ability, it sounds to me that you have a rich, beautiful and powerful baritone voice. I'd like to hear you sing with it.
billcarr54 3 months ago
@billcarr54 I'm sure in the future I will post proper songs. But for now this is just me playing in my experimental voices. With the stills camera I use to take video and no real audio setup its difficult to capture real tonal quality here but that doesn't matter so much for the stiff I'm posting at the moment. Thanks for you comment
MrIanLB 3 months ago
SOME FAKE NOTES
perroelectrocutado 3 months ago
sei un cane...
mercuzio1986 3 months ago
Sounds like a walrus giving birth.
AspenAblaze 4 months ago
lol lots of fake notes
gunitdsnserg 4 months ago
KK em voz plena ele pega só um Bb4
MegaGutem 4 months ago
@TheOnix123 Why are you Classically trained people constantly Jealous?
elieXeoslebbos 4 months ago
@elieXeoslebbos I'm not jealous mate, I sing my way and let others sing the way they choose. It's not my vocal chords that get hurt you know.
TheOnix123 4 months ago
woowww i wanna know when u take singing classes they help u prepare ur voice to do all those sounds from llloooowww and up..??
spanishboo 5 months ago
@spanishboo I don't do this in singing classes just on here for fun. I only work on Bb1 to Bb5 in lessons, which is all I think I'd ever use for songs.
MrIanLB 5 months ago
nice one i have just lost 2 of my ovtaves doing to sickness and now have the range E2-Ab6 first it was E2-B8.
but yeah i will get those back
luukxd123 5 months ago
@luukxd123 Wow. I'm guessing you are girl not boy. Are you going to post some scales? E2-B8 is very good range.
MrIanLB 5 months ago
@MrIanLB no i=I am a boy actually and I just found out how to sing in my low register and yeah i will try to do a scale some time
luukxd123 5 months ago
@MrIanLB I would think that if you are actually a trained vocalist you would know that an E2 is almost non existent in women for singing. As well as you should know that a B8 is non existent in the singing world. That is higher than the world record of Adam Lopez, at an Eb8, by over four notes.
hermygagala 3 months ago
Oh and what's your highest note in full voice like an Eb4? And full voice low note a D3?
hermygagala 3 months ago
@luukxd123 Haha you are a fucking joke. B8 that's higher than the world record. It's one thing to brag but don't fucking bullshit beyond bullshit.
hermygagala 3 months ago
@hermygagala hey hold in a sec sweet dear,
i did actually reached the B8 it was only a whistle and i am against it that people counted it in their vocal range but my coash keeps pushing me to post it so i did post the comment but for me my range is E2-E6 now and i want to keep it that way and i never ment to brag.
and to start swearing show's thtat your incontent of respect or handle other peoples comments
luukxd123 3 months ago
@luukxd123 Dude that's past the world record so I really doubt that. And by the way it is impossible to reach the 8th octave in anything but whistle register.
hermygagala 3 months ago
@hermygagala dude okay not to be bragging but mayne you will not doubt me anymore if i tell you everything: i am classically trained for 7 years, i studied music in finland for 4 years. and i learned as good as everything about the solfege system so I actually did an B8
luukxd123 3 months ago
@luukxd123 I still don't believe you because that's above the world record. I would believe a C8 or maybe even a D#8 but a B8 is bullshit that's only one note away from the 9th octave which has never been reached by any human on record.
hermygagala 3 months ago
@hermygagala wait i will go search on my own cpu for you now to get the record and check it right away cause we have a program with a 10 octave range on it so we will check very clearly it will take 5 minutes.
luukxd123 3 months ago
@hermygagala we checked it properly and it was indeed lower my appologies to everyone.
it was a D8
luukxd123 3 months ago
@luukxd123 Still quite impressive. I didn't mean to be offensive, just found it very hard to believe.
hermygagala 3 months ago
think u could have turned the tv off
gogo4gaga100 5 months ago
@gogo4gaga100 Sorry just playin' around. Didn't think this many people would be interested or I would have recorded properly.
MrIanLB 5 months ago
@ppbananap I think its a combination of the two. Technique, practice and good vocal muscle control all help. But none of this stuff is any use, other than a party trick, if you can't sing real songs. So I'd always advise to focus on singing real songs. Good luck
MrIanLB 5 months ago
#horrible
RCollinsIII 5 months ago
His low notes are incredible. His high notes are ridicously stupid. - He is squealing, straining and he sounds like a proverbial dying cat. - Those are not proper high notes. - check out this channel: RickiKeith - This guy, is a true singer. I discovered him 5 minutes ago. - His notes are superb.
Arturostunes 5 months ago 2
@Arturostunes Thanks for your comments, I am really a bass at the moment. Of course in this 6 octave scale the high notes are just squeaks. But I can sing high with a good voice. Please see my channel - 'Gethsemane' 3:26 I hold strong top C for 20 seconds and in 'Moving too fast' 3:48 go for Soprano top Bb (rock scream-ish)... not too bad for a bass.
Gethsemane - youtube.com/user/MrIanLB?feature=mhee#p/u/2/nX4IwzsYxts
Moving too fast - youtube.com/user/MrIanLB?feature=mhee#p/u/2/nX4IwzsYxts
MrIanLB 5 months ago
sorry man... because it seemed to me you were doing the reverse fonation...
i can hit a C8 with a reverse whistle...thats why i thought this...
have a nice day
eieusoueu 6 months ago
@TheOnix123 As I say in the title... 'just a bit of fun'. Of course I'm pushng the limits here. But I can comfortably sing over 4 octaves Bb1-Bb5 and can happily sing every day without any vocal fatigue. I'm currently performing Caiaphas which goes down to C#2 and my previous role in Chess went down to Bb1 and had no vocal issues. In previous years I have performed 'Pity the Child' and 'Moving Too Fast' where I interpolate to a Bb5 and have won a number of eisteddfods singing these.
MrIanLB 6 months ago
it seemed for me that he was making an reverse whistle, reverse fonation for reach that high notes, when you pull tha air to come in...
and reverse fonation for making the low notes too..
am i right?
eieusoueu 6 months ago
@eieusoueu If you view some of my other posts I think you'll see I am vocalising correctly. Admittedly not all these note are pretty but I am vocalising them
MrIanLB 6 months ago
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squeeze your nuts and you might be able to get those higher notes more smoothely
MrBrizzled 6 months ago
squeeze your nuts and you might be able to get those higher notes more smoothely
MrBrizzled 6 months ago
How do you practice to sing that low?
Prestvegur 6 months ago
@Prestvegur please view some of my other low posts and I give some tips. Basically keep relaxed and try to resonate. You should be starting to switch into your bass voice by the time you get to a bottom G. If not you will just run out of range just like trying to push your chest voice up... it doesn't work. You need to switch / blend into another range.
MrIanLB 6 months ago
lmbo terrible hahahahahaah
MrAriel1515 6 months ago
:04 sec It sounds like somebody letting air out of a balloon.
styleomatic 6 months ago
Last ones sounded like farts.
8883392 7 months ago
not to be mean but when you got to your lowest (sorry not good in piano terms) like this bb1 I think it sounded pretty similar to b2 :/ but hey what do i know
mrnun4life 7 months ago
Nice one! Can you do it with less fry (educational question not provocative :P ) ?
Ypnovatis 7 months ago
@Ypnovatis Yes, but need to add fry to get resonance. Without it the notes don't carry well. The use of fry is really what defines the bass register just like the use of mask defines the tenor register. Of course you spend you whole time trying to sound like you're not using it (in both cases) but it's what gets you there in the first place.
MrIanLB 6 months ago
@MrIanLB Could you analyze that tenor part? I was under the impression that the use of the mask is significant in every case. Surely more "defining" for a tenor in terms of voice placement and timbre but still... Am I completely wrong ? :P
Ypnovatis 5 months ago
@Ypnovatis Singing in the mask is very important when singing classical repertoire but not all singing should be classical. It gives the voice a very nice 'bright' feeling at the top. Too much mask and too forward a style leaves a lot of nasal tones in the vioce though. For bass and lower pressure styles (eg. using close microphones) there is less need for mask and it may be undesirable as you sometimes want the drama of a bass reaching for high notes (C-F) not hitting with ease like a tenor.
MrIanLB 5 months ago
To nfshaw1 : You can not win a debate against me, and therefore you have to comment just one typo? haha I pitty you. And if you dont want to say anything to me , why do you answer me?
samurairobin86 7 months ago
That's all wrong. Doesn't matter how many octaves you can reach by torturing your vocal chords, what matter is your true vocal range... And I'd say that's probably 2 octaves.
TheOnix123 7 months ago 24
@TheOnix123 please view my other posts... 'Moving too fast' and 'O Isis and Osiris' I certainly demonstrate well over 3 octaves in these real songs. Awarding me just 2 is a little mean.
MrIanLB 6 months ago
@TheOnix123 A typical answer from anyone who doesn't know the full capabilities of human voice. Your comment gave me a good laugh, I mean "true" vocal range? Seriously....Lol, as commoners I believe its's the chest voice you're terming as 'true' voice.
Simbaleo22 4 months ago
Truly a very impressive range. Unique.
saintsaens21 8 months ago
Its not bout how large your range is but how well you can sing in your range. So frankly this is very unimpressive cause I do not think anything above B4 and lower then B2 sounds good. So I would only say you have a 2 octave singing range.
JaronBog 8 months ago 3
Is there anything lower than Bb0
MultiGarythesnail 8 months ago
@MultiGarythesnail yes theres something lower than anything
Videodude1231 7 months ago
@MultiGarythesnail technically there is no limit to how low a pitch can be made. When you drop an octive the hertz are cut in half, so you can infinitely devide a number in half. There is also no limit to how high of a sound that can be produced.
StopThatTricycle 7 months ago
@StopThatTricycle ur right, there's no limit of sound, the limit's in human hearing
fabiohpupo 6 months ago
@fabiohpupo @StopThatTricycle I think all musician should have Note Worthy Composer software to understand that...
fabiohpupo 6 months ago
@StopThatTricycle You're right but in physics terms it's not exactly half. It's more complex than that. ;)
Ypnovatis 5 months ago
@Ypnovatis haha agreed
StopThatTricycle 5 months ago
IMPRESSIVE
CodyRawlukTV 8 months ago
Hitler did the same things. What's your point?
MrPolit3 8 months ago
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gabihampubasfu 8 months ago
frickin impressive dude
thatisraelikid37 8 months ago
lol you should start a death metal band
(jokes)
jayySC2 8 months ago
aff que baixo horrível!!!
Alan123482 8 months ago
And if I can hit a G0 and a Bb6 or a G#6?
MJFAN684 8 months ago
Ia am saying that because if this is an Bb0,then I can hit it.I also think I can hit a G0
MJFAN684 8 months ago
@MJFAN684 That's great.... you should record a video then its easy to measure range for you. IanLB
MrIanLB 8 months ago
@MrIanLB Yes,because I don't know th whistle notes that I can hit!!!
MJFAN684 8 months ago
@MrIanLB I have uploaded videos now check out
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MJFAN684 7 months ago
sounds like a closing door
torstenwestphal1 8 months ago 37
@torstenwestphal1 sounds like a mouse trapped in the mouse trap...
FuJi1616 4 months ago
If somoene hits Bb0 and G6,how many octves is that?
MJFAN684 9 months ago
@MJFAN684 By my calculation that would be 5 2/3 octaves (or 5 octaves + 8 semi-tomes) hope this helps IanLB
MrIanLB 9 months ago
you have impressive extensions in your exterior registers (whistle/vocal fry), but you're naturally a bass/baritone with an approximate modal range of F2-F4. I don't know what your modal extensions are in head voice though as you don't demonstrate a technique for it? Do you have training on how to mitigate the passagio (primo and secundo)? if you do, I would love hear an upper modal extension! Cheers!
AriaSinger1 9 months ago
@AriaSinger1 Thank you very much for your comment. You are very knowledgable and correct that I only demostrate lower extension here. I use bel canto style technique to extend into head voice see my channel for 'bring him home' and 'moving too fast' video. I can sing good head voice up to E above tenor top C although I tend to mix into head/whistle from about D. I can use good full whistle up to Soprano top Bb. The whistle I use here is super whistle, octave higher but poor tone. So I don't use
MrIanLB 9 months ago
@MrIanLB continued...
I will try to record my upper extensions some time but currently performing Caiaphas in Jesus Christ Superstar so need to focus on lower voice, I think part goes down to bottom C or C#. When singing more tenor repetior I used to sing 'Pity the Child' from Chess and finish on interpolated Super Bb in strong whistle (suprano top Bb). I will also try to record some time. Many Thanks Ian LB
MrIanLB 9 months ago
WOW O___O I can only go down to a B1 on a good day and up to a F#5 in mixed/head voice ¬__¬.
HeartToYours 9 months ago
ohh its kermit the FROG!!! you can always join the frog quire. im not saying your all that bad but come on ? your base and your tenor just suck .. your tenor is just a peeping door and your base is just a frog that is sick :-D sorry but its true. but keep practicing and youl do ok ;-)
samurairobin86 9 months ago
@samurairobin86 Wow, you're obviously extremely ignorant. There are probably a hundred people in the world with a range that large.
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samurairobin86 8 months ago
@samurairobin86 Kermit the Frog? The bass range that he's using is the vocal fry register, very few people can sing that low, in all actuality he has a pretty deep range before entering vocal fry
nfshaw1 8 months ago
@nfshaw1 i dont care he sucks
samurairobin86 8 months ago
@samurairobin86 I'm just saying, his bass and tenor are fine, his basso profundo range and whistle register are what need work....know what you're talking about before you try to bash somebody ha
nfshaw1 8 months ago
@nfshaw1 i dont care he sucks.. and if thats what he is trying to do it sucks even more...
samurairobin86 8 months ago
@nfshaw1 no offence but it just sucks.. theres no more to it then that
samurairobin86 8 months ago
@samurairobin86 okay well i'll take you more seriously when you learn how to spell. It's 'Offense" lol
nfshaw1 7 months ago
Hahaha! Your bass range is magnificent!
AtariMaxiToriyama 9 months ago
R O F L that was ridiculous but anyway nice pig voices xD
killaxdw 9 months ago
Gay!
hisyamuddinistari 9 months ago
You're just like choking man. LOL! :)
When u are trying to reace bb6
ferminsz 9 months ago
Can you share an exercise that you do to increase your bass range? I've worked for three years lowest I've ever hit was a D2 But I'd really like to hit it all the time so if you could put up a little lessonI'd really appreciate it. Congrats on that man. Are you a bass?
cgtrademark 9 months ago
@cgtrademark Hi, if you check my channel there is a decending scale that I find a good practice. For very low range you really need to find your very low voice and mix into it. From about a bottom G I start to mix into Bass voice. If I dont mix I get lower than G but get stuck at about bottom E or F. To find Bass voice try first when you wake up and use decending scales to a short 'pom' sound. It may be croaky at first but just keep trying to find these notes and smooth them out. Hope this helps
MrIanLB 9 months ago
@cgtrademark lol my limit also is a D2 if i want to go lower i have to use vocal fry but i dont understand how to hit a note with vocal fry
what vocal range do you have? Bass/Bariton/Tenor? I am a Baritone, i know that because the lowest note i can hit without sounding unnatural or weird is a G2
JakobRobert00 9 months ago
lows are overfried, ups are shrieks
MrJudube 9 months ago
well..practice more sir..your whistle..well..still not controlled..but at least u try ur best..:D
MrDjoleen 9 months ago
@MrDjoleen Thanks, yes I dont really use whistle so I dont practice or develope it much.
MrIanLB 9 months ago
omg
HB3ZZY 10 months ago
LOL more chest voice maybe?
Robbledinooo 10 months ago
Awesome! I can sing over a 4 octave range. I never knew because I never sing : P
Irishfreedom 10 months ago
Very nice. Jealous.
still2weirdfoU 10 months ago
that is called falsetto! and is not a Bb0!! you are a litthe adove the real note!
MrDarknesslover 10 months ago
@MrDarknesslover he dont uses falsetto anywhere. he uses (from top to bottom) whistle voice, head voice, mix voice, chest voice and finally some vocal fry
anyway, thank you for remember to us the existence of the disconnected sound (falsetto)! you sound like.. very expert in vocal issues xD
89gerardo 10 months ago
@89gerardo pero eso suena horrible.. parece un raton esos sonidos np tienen bellezas y las notas altas en el estan desconetadas todos suregistros..
MrDarknesslover 9 months ago
@MrDarknesslover esta conectado (es un sonido conectado xq lo hace ajustando el grado de "cord closure" y nunca, en ningun momento, desconecta las cuerdas vocales, como seria hacer un falsete). si suena bien o no, es cuestion d gustos, el tipo es claramente de registro bajo y esa es (junto a la mujer contralto) la voz mas rara q existe por lo q no tienes costumbre de oido escuchandola. ademas el video no es para mostrar colores y tonalidades de la voz, esto es el espectro de tonos q alcanza.
89gerardo 9 months ago
@MrDarknesslover y no digo q sea perfecto, pero dime, y ahora mismo te pago 1 millon d pesos, UN solo bajo DE VERDAD que haga esto.
probablemente ni conoces uno aparte de este. y si lo haces, te apuesto a q en verdad, es baritono ;)
89gerardo 9 months ago
@89gerardo aja primero que el digamos que esas cosas que intenta hacer para que le sirve si no existe belleza en su canto! son cuando usa su voz real! o sea yo lo veo de otro punto de vista por que he sido entrenado.. y si es un bajo en la opera no va a usar esas notas tan falsas que carecen de timbre y resonancia!
MrDarknesslover 9 months ago
@MrDarknesslover no pues los papeles de bajo en opera van comunmente desde C2 a F4 o a lo mas A4
pero en canto popular, puedes cantar en el rango que quieras y nuevamente te digo q lo bello, el placer y el displacer son cosas subjetivas. puedes ver en canto popular tenores como el d green day cantando solo en lo q llamas "registro real", o puedes ver a james brown, steven tyler, freddie mercury, axl rose, michael jackson, etc jugando con notas que no son "reales" para ellos y son ovacionados ;)
89gerardo 9 months ago
@89gerardo Thanks for your support. Yes your are correct with the voice types. Falsetto is not really very useful and can get nowhere near as high as whistle. I know there is also a 'super whistle' or 'extended whistle' which I can sometimes stumble accross but can't sustain or pitch well.
MrIanLB 9 months ago
that is called falsetto!
MrDarknesslover 10 months ago
@MrDarknesslover WHAT?? AHAHAHAH sure
89gerardo 10 months ago
damn! thats awesome xD
im a bass too and i go from D2 to C5, slowly step by step practicing : )
there is so much programs, teachers and knowlegde about how you can reach high notes (whistle) but i am really interested in the bass notes!!
could you give me an advice about how to reach lower notes but without the
common vocal fry?? thanks :D!
89gerardo 10 months ago
@89gerardo Thanks for the comments. I can give you some advice. You need very thick, relaxed & slow vibrating cords to get low you then need the best configuration of throat, mouth and larinx position to get enough resonance. Practicing first thing in the morning when you should have thicker cords may help with pitching low notes & experiment with resonance. When you get the hang of it try feeling your voice slowing down rather than geting lower. Dont avoid fry just smooth it out & it'll go away
MrIanLB 10 months ago
Intonation got bas on the last several "notes", but that was amazing.
chambermeleon 10 months ago
Funny, considering the zero octave doesn't even exist. They aren't notes. Just a series of over-tones. Nice try.
TheFinchanator 10 months ago
@TheFinchanator Yes, there is indeed a 0 octave. The first three notes on a piano are in it. And, while he lost delineation towards the bottom, his last note was definitely in it.
trlkly 10 months ago
you should found a death metal band!
it´s amazing how low you can go
JakobRobert00 10 months ago
i didn't know there was a 0
fliedlie2 10 months ago
the last four notes, weren't notes. otherwise nice job.
kcmet79 10 months ago
Great range, but let's hear you sing. Range is useless unless you can carry a pitch.
But you're a bass-baritone nonetheless.
PickleJarr 11 months ago
@PickleJarr Ever heard of checking the channel?
trlkly 10 months ago
@trlkly talking in general on the 1st sentence, not directly at him?
PickleJarr 9 months ago
@PickleJarr Yeah, sorry. I just meant that he's got recordings of himself actually singing, too. I do agree that he's a bass-baritone: but that doesn't mean he can't have some really low notes. My friend in high school who made first chair Bass 2 was a bass-baritone, but he had a Bb1 without frying (and could go off the bottom of the piano with fry.)
trlkly 9 months ago
Range is great! Now try using it to sing?
dvdtrr 11 months ago
At the end, was that singing or burping?
pattylinn1 11 months ago
holy balls
garyheller55661 11 months ago
Bwahahahahahahahaha!!
SweeneyGod 1 year ago
I can do G1-G6 hehehe You apunes Funny When You did that Bb6
ivennein 1 year ago
hahahaha omg
yvonneyvonne123 1 year ago
I can do Bb4-Bb2
firemaiden34 1 year ago
Did I just watch a man give labor ...?
XxAnnaAveXx 1 year ago