it's not burping he is singing the low notes but the thing these notes aren't nearly as difficult as you may think the just require a completely different vocal mode than normal most guys are used to baritone/tenor, bass voice (if they have is), and falsetto, but there is an contrabass voice most don't actually try because the sound of it is awful and it's nearly impossible to stay into tune with this voice.
I sing from one hertz to 8300 hertz C-4 to C9 - check out my 1 hertz on you tube " lowest voice on earth (1)" my other you tube video " The light house" is 8300 hertz-
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yea if frying counts, which apparently to u guys it does then i can do better than that.....my lowest note in full voice is an E0 and im only 19 so i still have a ways to go
im tired of these croaking wanna be bass singers thinking that their gurgles count as deep notes, i u cant hear it without 5 sub woofers, then i believe it doesnt count!
I was going to flag this video as a fraud but decided not to. Reason being I wanted to show how ignorant some people can really be. Guiness world records for believing it and this guy for attempting a growl.
I have had better burps and farts than this guy and Tim Storms!!!!
JD Sumner, Tim Riley, George Younce and a few others have better bass voices than this!!!! Now the real question.... can he sing like the ones i have mentioned??? Or just rattle his vocal chords to "beat " the record!!!
just throwing this out there, but J.D. Sumner of J.D. Sumner and the Stamps Quartet already made the book as the lowest. he did it while singing Blessed Assurance if i'm not mistaken
@Teddyrockstheworld1 Technically you could create a 'note' as 'low' as you wanted, IE, the frequency has a very small value. You could have a speaker creating waves at 0.0125Hz, but it wouldn't be audible, and wouldn't really constitute as a note or sound.
i can make the same sounds just croaking the same note...
since the pitches are too low for us to actually be able to hear the differences in them, how low of an octave they actually are, and that they're a scale
you can say "do re mi" etc. but it doesn't make them different notes lol
3 hz is G-3 which is 3.062 hz[ Guiness got it wrong ] 0.393 would be one third of a hz which would be G-6[ basic math folks] wholes are greater then fractions , thus the decimal point comes into play. Tim Storm sang 8 hz which is 8.176 hz which is C-1 not 0.797 which is G#-5. Hertz double in frequencies per octave and half as they lower on the eighth note which is an octave. C1 is 32.706 hz C0 is16.352 C-18.176 hz. G1 is 48.999 hz G0 is 24.499 G-1 is 12.250 G-2 is 6.125 G-3 is 3.062.
Hertz = cycles per second. A above middle C, in our modern system vibrates 440 times every second. 440 vibrations per second is what creates the pitch we know as A above middle C.
0.393 Hertz = 393 THOUSANDTHS of a vibration per second. You would be creating 0.393 Hertz if you waved your hand from one direction to the other about every three seconds.
He went to a C below bass low C (started on C and did an octave scale), with very faint vocal fry type sounds in most of it. I would have thought any low bass could do that. I'm a tenor and can squeeze my voice down to a bass C. I don't see where F# comes into it as mentioned in the description.
Sure it's vocal fry, but this guy has sung the lowest vocal fry of anyone, (not on this recording), he does 0.393 Hz, lower than Tim Storm and JD, and he can sing in a more usual bass range as well! Quite well. More importantly he can control the pitch of his voice downwards to that note, and no one else can do that.
@MiyasmaTube You are entitled to your opinion. Respectfully, not to start an argument, but I have sung bass and listened to many bass singers for over 40 years.
In most cases, I know fry singing when I hear it. Some are good enough at it to make it difficult to tell. Mr. Menees is not good at it and it is obvious he is frying here. He does have a great sounding natural speaking voice, however.
Impressive speaking voice. I would like to hear him sing a song in his natural voice.
His fry singing is nothing special, at all. A tenor singer,who could fry sing, could hit any of these, so called, notes. A bit undignified to represent it as real singing, IMHO. Some people are better at it than others, though.
@wmden1 He's not doing vocal fry. That's his natural voice as low as he can muster, which is why in the recording of it, you can barely hear him - he can't produce those low notes with much loudness, and they had to be amplified, hence the shot at the end of the computer playing his amplified low notes.
What the hell is this. This isn't singing, it is just making noises.... Sure as hell ain't no bass singer.... And Tim Storms made the Guinness Book of World Record's lowest note in 2002 with 8Hz. (Quadruple Low C ) then broke it again in 2006 and again in 2008 with 2 Hz.... Tim's croaking doesn't sound any better than this crap. What the hell is wrong with just staying in modal voice and avoiding noises like this all together. Vocal fry is not bass singing......
@biglhot75 technically tim's croaking shouldn't sound like anything...on average the lowest note a human can hear is 20 hz. I agree with you, try to stay in modal and above.
@witness124 Well, I find scientific pitch hard to work with, but getting my tuning fork out, he starts on C two Octaves below middle C (C4?) and goes down a diatonic major scale. Most of it seem growly though. If I've got it right Each time you hit a C (going up) the number increases. So Middle C is C4, C (space 2 bass clef) is C3, and C (two lines below Bass clef) is C2...yeah? A1 is two notes below that, and that's about the bottom of my range. A2 is a baritone note. (two lines below treble.)
@skingaz Yes, but C4 is middle C. A tenor can sing from about C3 to C5, I'm a high baritone whoc an go from about A2 to A4. C3 is the C that is placed in between the second and third ledger lines. I am sure he goes from C2 down to C1
@witness124 C3? 2nd and 3rd "ledger lines", don't you mean Bass stave lines? If so, I understand where you mean. C2 would be 2 ledger lines below Bass clef, and C1 an octave below that. Not a note I've ever heard anyone sing with any quality. I was wrong about my own voice earlier, A1 (a 6th above that C) is about my limit, but then this way of looking at pitch always confuses me. I just know that I can get 2 Octaves and a minor 3rd below middle C.
@dAKarkoloAb Well, my A440 tuning fork must be tuned wrong then, cos he DEFINITELY starts on a C! (according to that) Thing is, with notes this low it's VERY HARD to correctly hear or pitch them. D#1 to A#3 is a very, VERY low register for a man! That puts you outside almost any Bass Aria (by my reckoning) Can you NOT get a middle C? (C4)
@skingaz umm im 15 and i have to say that i cant get any good clear sound other than screaming over that A sharp... is that low? im not a singer or anything you know im not good at singing but i play guitar and im interested in music...
@dAKarkoloAb Well, if you play guitar we can clear it up easy enough. Assuming you play electric guitar, what string and fret are you highest and lowest notes on? For myself, Top A (E - 1st string, fret 5) is my absolute modal/male voice limit, and my lowest note is 1 octave BELOW the A - 5th string (open) Mind you, I am 36 and a trained singer as well as guitarist. Normal Bass range is E string to E string (6th to 1st)
@skingaz im getting confused now... around there is how high i can get... and if im right your lowest note that A then you are just a bit higher than this guy... thats quite low and i can get there but its more of just some kind of a burp than singing :D im getting confused with what you said before and what i said before... whatever
@dAKarkoloAb Easiest way to check your vocal range is to use your guitar. How long have you been playing? If you can figure out the top and bottom of your range on the guitar, then we have a common frame of reference.
@skingaz ive been playin guitar for 2 years and learned myself... im not the worst tho :D i guess :D i havnt really got anything up to date to show how good am i but i can tell you that i can play things like Bullet for my Valentine - "hearts burst into fire" or "10 years today" (all perfectly) or something like "pretty on the outside" with a little bit of mistakes sometimes... all by the same band... its the one im like.. practising with right now...
@dAKarkoloAb That's very cool. :) Been playing a LOOOONG time myself. 25 years. hehe Started on Classical guitar, then started learning Electric. My two favourite electric pieces are "the Loner" by Gary Moore and "Last Horizon" by Brian May. I love "the Lonely Shepherd" from the film Kill Bill as well.
@skingaz thats nice... you apparently prefer the softer things :D i like metal mostly but... i mean i love metal and i dont mind death metal but i hate all these screaming with no melody in the background at all... (black and pagan metal and things like that) i love things like some modern rock, punk and so on... i like everything from the pop rock up to death metal (not the most tho :D) plus i like drum and bass but thats mostly not guitar :D hah i like classic stuff a lot too but no blues :/
@dAKarkoloAb hehe, don't count on it. My fave Electric guitarist is Yngwie Malmsteen, though he's NOT a death metal guitarist, his sound recently has bee VERY heavy. hehe I have lots of interested musically though, including Operatic Basses. (the reason this clip attracted me)
@skingaz Im a Yngwie fan too...i can only imagine the ridiculous scenario of this guy singing on the same stage....Yngwie playing an arpeggio between each vocal croak....but thats about it. There is a reason why Yngwie does ninja kicks on stage...It's a reminder that his kung fu is supreme...and he is kicking ass...LOL.
highest i can do clearly with not just squeaking :D is A#3 and lowest is D#1 or something around it... if i want to do the D i have to do the scale from A#1 down and down then i can reach it i cant just start singing and reach that note... same with the high ones
Are you serious? That microphone cannot even record frequencies below 40hertz, 20 at best anyway. How about using something with a frequency response lower than that....oh and btw...a video of this is pointless considering with the right equipment anyway because human hearing is typically 20Hz-20K anyway. Sorry for being a fuckn hater guys, it's the audio engineer in me doing this.
@canisayisaw It may not record the fundamental pitch, but will it not capture natural overtones that sympathetically occur with resonance in the human voice? I know that your brain can hear overtones with not fundamental structure and "fill in" the sound for you.
@canisayisaw Put your video up of your bass voice with all your "Audio equipment" and let's see how you compare. You probably sound a 10 year old girl with her panties tied in about 3 knots.
@bigmrclean very passionate. I did watch this video because I love low voices and I thought that my comment clearly pertained only to the recording and not the talent. Maybe a video of an oscilloscope or frequency spectrum analyzer would have been more appropriate. And yes I do sound like a 10 year old girl with with panties tied in 3 knots, I'm a tenor.
That isn't sung, and isn't 3Hz, nor 8Hz. You could not hear an 8Hz tone on computer speakers. The computer is probably picking up his vibrato, not the note frequency. I can only sing down to A2, but I can croak just as low as this guy.
shit, I've got three choir members - every Sunday morning who sing (audibly) low notes like this guy all-the-time. Personally I' ve sung the LAST (bottom) E on the piano many times.
This guy drove the bands bus for J.U.S.T.I.C.E's tour across the the usa, no joke. (also looks like the sasperella bloke from the big lebowski ) the dude abides
and time goes slower
Aurodeus 13 hours ago
Looks like Skywalker Sound has found their new range of sci-fi/fantasy sound effects
Choekaas 14 hours ago
A lot of Grindcore singers are jealous of this guy, I bet.
Shivasavasana 1 day ago 2
@Shivasavasana Ha, this guy's voice could be the bass guitar for alot of grind bands
mario1136 1 day ago
Why bother naming different notes if you're going to stay in the same?
maybeidontgiveashit 1 day ago
sounds like the fucking grudge o.o
dyldo94 5 days ago
it's not burping he is singing the low notes but the thing these notes aren't nearly as difficult as you may think the just require a completely different vocal mode than normal most guys are used to baritone/tenor, bass voice (if they have is), and falsetto, but there is an contrabass voice most don't actually try because the sound of it is awful and it's nearly impossible to stay into tune with this voice.
o0BeachBaby0o 1 week ago
Dude 8hz is BELOW THE HUMAN HEARING RANGE! can't be lower than 20
pullthepin000 2 weeks ago 3
@pullthepin000 note the high volume setting on the speakers
darkdaxterVersionZ 3 hours ago
This sounds an awful lot like 2 octaves below middle C...even I can do that
bonestorm99 3 weeks ago
you can say whatever you want, but he won the Guinness singing the lowest note (F#)
Iroger 3 weeks ago
The Exorcist's girl does better.
ithallo2007 3 weeks ago
On the replay you can clearly tell he is a demonic entity.
akaufmanbmrly1 3 weeks ago 5
I get it, but I'd hardly call it "singing".
antonio610 4 weeks ago
He farts through his mouth!
StarstruckRevolution 1 month ago
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This is a "tacky" video. =p
rufusnolan512 1 month ago
oh, I can make those noises without using my vocal chords
MrMeat42 1 month ago
i just checked the Guinness book of world records and Roger Menees has the record for the lowest recorded note at 3hz. check it out for yourselves
tulsaman0871 1 month ago
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PacificCircle1 1 month ago
This vid is a favorite on Prague
bryonwoods513 1 month ago
burp
cheokhangiao 2 months ago
I sing from one hertz to 8300 hertz C-4 to C9 - check out my 1 hertz on you tube " lowest voice on earth (1)" my other you tube video " The light house" is 8300 hertz-
jamesoneish 2 months ago
I was wearing headphones and now I'm really dizzy.
Pokemon978IsBackOn 2 months ago
Just skip to 1:04 for the actual relevant stuff. The clip before that is too low in volume.
captainLAGER 2 months ago
vocal fry shouldn't count as "singing" actual notes. you're just letting your vocal chords flop around without note control.
rockfreak611 3 months ago
@rockfreak611 that's what it takes to get pitches that low at their fundamental.
fryBASS 2 months ago
@fryBASS
bitchniggerization 2 months ago
@rockfreak611 and thats where false chord comes in (^-^)
bitchniggerization 2 months ago
What!
Tstar23Estar12 3 months ago
sounds like metal....
misssmithviii 3 months ago 5
JUSTICE!
JamieFMusic 3 months ago
Who classified this a singing. They could have said lowest note ever spoken or hummed.
hermygagala 3 months ago
This guy STINKS!!!!
1967razorback 3 months ago
lol wtf?
musicbabylove1 3 months ago
A Cross The Universe. heeee.
Adeselangbash 3 months ago
for all you idiots hes not burping its called vocal fry
DreamloverLambi1 3 months ago 3
Sorry but im a bass and i cant get that low growl or not so you are all honestly chatting rubbish
andrewliam123 3 months ago
do you think he would do brutal death metal?
BroKEnCaPSLoCk1 3 months ago 7
notes were low but the tone lacked that crisp clear bass vocal sound
drummerproducerguy 3 months ago
Totally not a note for human voice just a growl anyone can do this. Silly for Guinness book ever to have this idiot on.
padenmtjr 3 months ago
This is stupid just growling. Man can't sing base. Total BS a jopke
padenmtjr 3 months ago
@padenmtjr Man can't spell bass. Total BS a jopke
EyeoftheYeti 3 months ago
Listen J.D Sumner and learn.
MrTase64 3 months ago 2
Why post a song about deep notes in 240p?
Agett 3 months ago 2
Should only count if full voice is used
Innocuoustroll 3 months ago
what the fuck hes just like fucking moaning.
mytac0sftw 3 months ago
i can't hear
bugone13 3 months ago
wonder if I CAN FART DEEPER
bobboberan 3 months ago 2
was on the Justice dvd :)
Badunkawank13 3 months ago
sounds like something from a horror film
ChristianandGloria 3 months ago
Sprechgesang anyone?
Cerebralcinema 3 months ago
This is what happens when you smoke for 30 years!
Godschild2104 3 months ago
no this is no where near the lowest note. the lowest notes are in the russian basso profando look em up
kingnings 3 months ago
He sounds like a bullfrog. Thumbs up if you agree...
Exmoor123 3 months ago 3
scary :(
LoboWarriorForever 4 months ago
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girl called lauren was walking through a forest and she disappeared no one ever found her body until 2000 when a young girl called mary found her body with markings on her chest saying "i wasn't pretty enough" and now you have read this she will appear in your mirror and say your not pretty enough and kil you by the way the girl called mary died shortly after to be saved post this to five other videos this is TRUE im posting this 'cause i do care about me
twistedmetal481 4 months ago
The brown noise
MW2Stevo 4 months ago 4
That wasn't singing. That was just noises.
SAMCTB 4 months ago
yea if frying counts, which apparently to u guys it does then i can do better than that.....my lowest note in full voice is an E0 and im only 19 so i still have a ways to go
bigal20992 4 months ago
im tired of these croaking wanna be bass singers thinking that their gurgles count as deep notes, i u cant hear it without 5 sub woofers, then i believe it doesnt count!
thecreaturebyhabit 4 months ago
the Russian contra-bass singers hit proper low notes not just gurgling burpy sounds, check em out.
damodrummer1 4 months ago 2
I was going to flag this video as a fraud but decided not to. Reason being I wanted to show how ignorant some people can really be. Guiness world records for believing it and this guy for attempting a growl.
LPKING47 5 months ago
1:12 PREDATOR WAS RECORDING THIS, IS OBVIOSLY FAKE XD
Alexis60549 5 months ago
wheres tay zonday when you need him?
ItsKaylaMiranda 5 months ago
I have had better burps and farts than this guy and Tim Storms!!!!
JD Sumner, Tim Riley, George Younce and a few others have better bass voices than this!!!! Now the real question.... can he sing like the ones i have mentioned??? Or just rattle his vocal chords to "beat " the record!!!
LPKING47 5 months ago
just throwing this out there, but J.D. Sumner of J.D. Sumner and the Stamps Quartet already made the book as the lowest. he did it while singing Blessed Assurance if i'm not mistaken
TheSpike220 5 months ago
@Zakkary6969 As impressive as they are you're wrong. They can't go this low without vocal fry or low as a good gospel singer without a microphone.
LordAngus1992 5 months ago
was he burping or talking / singin'
75MariaRocha 6 months ago 40
I find i quite easy to distinguish between the different notes. The Re is a little flat, but overall it's impressive.
MissKatieReynolds 6 months ago
Queefing
COOTERBABY94 6 months ago
Heard of strawbass?
MrEspenBakke 6 months ago
also known as burping..... even i can do that!
ErlendRagnaMusic 6 months ago 71
@ErlendRagnaMusic burping=air source from stomach.
benreaves 3 weeks ago
Who farted?
goodygoody23 6 months ago
sounds like my stomach after a dq chicken basket
zombiebassist1994 6 months ago
@Zakkary6969 God does not give Christians or any humans any gift to be for a popularity contest between humans but for His Supreme Glory alone.
BBQFanNo1 7 months ago
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BBQFanNo1 7 months ago
Press 8 for a low E hahahahaa
RIVR2319 7 months ago
Is there such a note as a G negitave 1? (G-1)?
Teddyrockstheworld1 7 months ago
@Teddyrockstheworld1 Technically you could create a 'note' as 'low' as you wanted, IE, the frequency has a very small value. You could have a speaker creating waves at 0.0125Hz, but it wouldn't be audible, and wouldn't really constitute as a note or sound.
TheModCon 5 months ago
just sounds like a bunch of growling to me
jealousmuch18 7 months ago
This is seriously funny if you think about how ridiculous it would be for someone to sing songs in this range. It just sounds like nasty burps!!!
EddieVedder13 8 months ago
i can make the same sounds just croaking the same note...
since the pitches are too low for us to actually be able to hear the differences in them, how low of an octave they actually are, and that they're a scale
you can say "do re mi" etc. but it doesn't make them different notes lol
tocarress 8 months ago
3 hz is G-3 which is 3.062 hz[ Guiness got it wrong ] 0.393 would be one third of a hz which would be G-6[ basic math folks] wholes are greater then fractions , thus the decimal point comes into play. Tim Storm sang 8 hz which is 8.176 hz which is C-1 not 0.797 which is G#-5. Hertz double in frequencies per octave and half as they lower on the eighth note which is an octave. C1 is 32.706 hz C0 is16.352 C-18.176 hz. G1 is 48.999 hz G0 is 24.499 G-1 is 12.250 G-2 is 6.125 G-3 is 3.062.
jamesoneish 8 months ago
my ass has made lower notes than that
Joeyisthemaster4 8 months ago
My buddy Warren has the Guinness book record for the lowest cock ever spoken.
TheDT5000 8 months ago
die
powlo12345 8 months ago
That dude was a roadie for JUSTICE.
jprenderg 8 months ago
i can do it better with a couple of beers
forsakentoyou 9 months ago
i can't hear the difference in pitches that low, it all sounds like the same note to me lol
tocarress 9 months ago
Can somebody tell me what this thing called "local fry" is. I've seen this term used alot on Youtube.
MrEvillarry 9 months ago
sounds liek death metal
ThotdFan127 9 months ago
This is kind of ridiculous.
Hertz = cycles per second. A above middle C, in our modern system vibrates 440 times every second. 440 vibrations per second is what creates the pitch we know as A above middle C.
0.393 Hertz = 393 THOUSANDTHS of a vibration per second. You would be creating 0.393 Hertz if you waved your hand from one direction to the other about every three seconds.
WTRickman 9 months ago
Sick ass bass.
PleaseBuyMyCat 9 months ago
This vocal fry, but this guy has a freaking low natural voice. Wonder how low he can get without fry?
CuriosityRoads 9 months ago 3
kinda raspy too
elpato39 9 months ago
lol his regular voice already sounds crazy low xD
elpato39 9 months ago
lame lol sounds likes hes burpin
TheEATYOURASHES 9 months ago
He went to a C below bass low C (started on C and did an octave scale), with very faint vocal fry type sounds in most of it. I would have thought any low bass could do that. I'm a tenor and can squeeze my voice down to a bass C. I don't see where F# comes into it as mentioned in the description.
orlando098 9 months ago
That is so fake. Anyone can make them noises with there voice/throat !! Leave it to J.D. Sumner for the lowest note ever!
bradleymm1 10 months ago
Sure it's vocal fry, but this guy has sung the lowest vocal fry of anyone, (not on this recording), he does 0.393 Hz, lower than Tim Storm and JD, and he can sing in a more usual bass range as well! Quite well. More importantly he can control the pitch of his voice downwards to that note, and no one else can do that.
musonerdguy 10 months ago
@musonerdguy vocal fry is epicness- thts what a metal scream is :D
Darknight6606 10 months ago
But that isn't singing...
Anyone can push their voice out to produce a "low sound".
phantomzyrus 10 months ago
I can do that with my dick
MegachurchCleveland 10 months ago
@MegachurchCleveland Betcha cant. I can do it with my ass
MsNinjaPigs 10 months ago
I bet his voice before it broke was still lower than mine haha
MISTEROMIOMIOMIOMI 10 months ago
Holy.shiz.
PhantomloverSNAFU 10 months ago
@MiyasmaTube You are entitled to your opinion. Respectfully, not to start an argument, but I have sung bass and listened to many bass singers for over 40 years.
In most cases, I know fry singing when I hear it. Some are good enough at it to make it difficult to tell. Mr. Menees is not good at it and it is obvious he is frying here. He does have a great sounding natural speaking voice, however.
wmden1 10 months ago
Tim storm hits lower sorry
healthlevelseven 11 months ago
Dude here didnt watch this video by JD >>> watch?v=HZc2cIFwaT0
or bother listening to Tim Storms. Just look him up. Blown away!
TrueVideo 11 months ago
Impressive speaking voice. I would like to hear him sing a song in his natural voice.
His fry singing is nothing special, at all. A tenor singer,who could fry sing, could hit any of these, so called, notes. A bit undignified to represent it as real singing, IMHO. Some people are better at it than others, though.
wmden1 11 months ago
@wmden1 He's not doing vocal fry. That's his natural voice as low as he can muster, which is why in the recording of it, you can barely hear him - he can't produce those low notes with much loudness, and they had to be amplified, hence the shot at the end of the computer playing his amplified low notes.
MiyasmaTube 11 months ago
I highly doubt it's 8 hertz, because humans can't hear below 20 hertz
Poptartza 11 months ago
XDDDD Holy cow...that's scary...you should hook that up to a machine and play it to wake someone up.
Socksthevilkitten 11 months ago
Hahahaaahahaha hilarious these comments
xveerx1 11 months ago
nice attempt ! keep working towards it! decent use of fry! basses unite!
80dKeys 1 year ago
WHO FARTED???
Kotlettbengt 1 year ago
Couldn't touch JD. Not even close.
capitalismforme 1 year ago
wut
CootaRead 1 year ago
sound like he is burping!
PedroAmaral16 1 year ago
this guy should join a death metal band
HerveGamerDude 1 year ago
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this isnt even singing...
thejilleli 1 year ago
this isnt even singing...
thejilleli 1 year ago 3
What the hell is this. This isn't singing, it is just making noises.... Sure as hell ain't no bass singer.... And Tim Storms made the Guinness Book of World Record's lowest note in 2002 with 8Hz. (Quadruple Low C ) then broke it again in 2006 and again in 2008 with 2 Hz.... Tim's croaking doesn't sound any better than this crap. What the hell is wrong with just staying in modal voice and avoiding noises like this all together. Vocal fry is not bass singing......
biglhot75 1 year ago
@biglhot75 technically tim's croaking shouldn't sound like anything...on average the lowest note a human can hear is 20 hz. I agree with you, try to stay in modal and above.
543diditwork 1 year ago
like croagunk..hahahaha
MrDjoleen 1 year ago 3
He was the bus driver for Justice's american tour.
Warnako 1 year ago
i wonder how far his balls dropped
thegamefreak97 1 year ago
awesome!
crazybeautifulife 1 year ago
so it is 8 Hz? a C-2, incredible!
jowox 1 year ago
I could be wrong, but I THINK it's C1! I'm there or there abouts in my own voice, though I don't think I have any way to record it, sadly.
skingaz 1 year ago
@skingaz My god. C1? I can just about manage A2. Hell.
witness124 1 year ago
@witness124 Well, I find scientific pitch hard to work with, but getting my tuning fork out, he starts on C two Octaves below middle C (C4?) and goes down a diatonic major scale. Most of it seem growly though. If I've got it right Each time you hit a C (going up) the number increases. So Middle C is C4, C (space 2 bass clef) is C3, and C (two lines below Bass clef) is C2...yeah? A1 is two notes below that, and that's about the bottom of my range. A2 is a baritone note. (two lines below treble.)
skingaz 1 year ago
@skingaz Yes, but C4 is middle C. A tenor can sing from about C3 to C5, I'm a high baritone whoc an go from about A2 to A4. C3 is the C that is placed in between the second and third ledger lines. I am sure he goes from C2 down to C1
witness124 1 year ago
@witness124 C3? 2nd and 3rd "ledger lines", don't you mean Bass stave lines? If so, I understand where you mean. C2 would be 2 ledger lines below Bass clef, and C1 an octave below that. Not a note I've ever heard anyone sing with any quality. I was wrong about my own voice earlier, A1 (a 6th above that C) is about my limit, but then this way of looking at pitch always confuses me. I just know that I can get 2 Octaves and a minor 3rd below middle C.
skingaz 1 year ago
@skingaz no its an F#...0 :D it says in the description and i checked and it is
dAKarkoloAb 1 year ago
@dAKarkoloAb Well, my A440 tuning fork must be tuned wrong then, cos he DEFINITELY starts on a C! (according to that) Thing is, with notes this low it's VERY HARD to correctly hear or pitch them. D#1 to A#3 is a very, VERY low register for a man! That puts you outside almost any Bass Aria (by my reckoning) Can you NOT get a middle C? (C4)
skingaz 1 year ago
@skingaz umm im 15 and i have to say that i cant get any good clear sound other than screaming over that A sharp... is that low? im not a singer or anything you know im not good at singing but i play guitar and im interested in music...
dAKarkoloAb 1 year ago
@dAKarkoloAb Well, if you play guitar we can clear it up easy enough. Assuming you play electric guitar, what string and fret are you highest and lowest notes on? For myself, Top A (E - 1st string, fret 5) is my absolute modal/male voice limit, and my lowest note is 1 octave BELOW the A - 5th string (open) Mind you, I am 36 and a trained singer as well as guitarist. Normal Bass range is E string to E string (6th to 1st)
skingaz 1 year ago
@skingaz im getting confused now... around there is how high i can get... and if im right your lowest note that A then you are just a bit higher than this guy... thats quite low and i can get there but its more of just some kind of a burp than singing :D im getting confused with what you said before and what i said before... whatever
dAKarkoloAb 1 year ago
@dAKarkoloAb Easiest way to check your vocal range is to use your guitar. How long have you been playing? If you can figure out the top and bottom of your range on the guitar, then we have a common frame of reference.
skingaz 1 year ago
@skingaz ive been playin guitar for 2 years and learned myself... im not the worst tho :D i guess :D i havnt really got anything up to date to show how good am i but i can tell you that i can play things like Bullet for my Valentine - "hearts burst into fire" or "10 years today" (all perfectly) or something like "pretty on the outside" with a little bit of mistakes sometimes... all by the same band... its the one im like.. practising with right now...
dAKarkoloAb 1 year ago
@dAKarkoloAb That's very cool. :) Been playing a LOOOONG time myself. 25 years. hehe Started on Classical guitar, then started learning Electric. My two favourite electric pieces are "the Loner" by Gary Moore and "Last Horizon" by Brian May. I love "the Lonely Shepherd" from the film Kill Bill as well.
skingaz 1 year ago
@skingaz thats nice... you apparently prefer the softer things :D i like metal mostly but... i mean i love metal and i dont mind death metal but i hate all these screaming with no melody in the background at all... (black and pagan metal and things like that) i love things like some modern rock, punk and so on... i like everything from the pop rock up to death metal (not the most tho :D) plus i like drum and bass but thats mostly not guitar :D hah i like classic stuff a lot too but no blues :/
dAKarkoloAb 1 year ago
@dAKarkoloAb hehe, don't count on it. My fave Electric guitarist is Yngwie Malmsteen, though he's NOT a death metal guitarist, his sound recently has bee VERY heavy. hehe I have lots of interested musically though, including Operatic Basses. (the reason this clip attracted me)
skingaz 1 year ago
@skingaz Im a Yngwie fan too...i can only imagine the ridiculous scenario of this guy singing on the same stage....Yngwie playing an arpeggio between each vocal croak....but thats about it. There is a reason why Yngwie does ninja kicks on stage...It's a reminder that his kung fu is supreme...and he is kicking ass...LOL.
Volver888 1 year ago
highest i can do clearly with not just squeaking :D is A#3 and lowest is D#1 or something around it... if i want to do the D i have to do the scale from A#1 down and down then i can reach it i cant just start singing and reach that note... same with the high ones
dAKarkoloAb 1 year ago
Mayor from spincity??
yoursatan 1 year ago
some burps
themrmustazz 1 year ago
does anyone know what note this is in Scientific pitch notation i am very curious xD
richzero0 1 year ago
Are you serious? That microphone cannot even record frequencies below 40hertz, 20 at best anyway. How about using something with a frequency response lower than that....oh and btw...a video of this is pointless considering with the right equipment anyway because human hearing is typically 20Hz-20K anyway. Sorry for being a fuckn hater guys, it's the audio engineer in me doing this.
canisayisaw 1 year ago 32
@canisayisaw Agreed
Rakatan6666 1 year ago
@canisayisaw It may not record the fundamental pitch, but will it not capture natural overtones that sympathetically occur with resonance in the human voice? I know that your brain can hear overtones with not fundamental structure and "fill in" the sound for you.
AriaSinger1 8 months ago
@canisayisaw Put your video up of your bass voice with all your "Audio equipment" and let's see how you compare. You probably sound a 10 year old girl with her panties tied in about 3 knots.
bigmrclean 8 months ago
@bigmrclean very passionate. I did watch this video because I love low voices and I thought that my comment clearly pertained only to the recording and not the talent. Maybe a video of an oscilloscope or frequency spectrum analyzer would have been more appropriate. And yes I do sound like a 10 year old girl with with panties tied in 3 knots, I'm a tenor.
canisayisaw 8 months ago 6
i can hit that and im 16
InternetNinjaKid 1 year ago
@InternetNinjaKid prove it!
dahnay12 1 year ago
That isn't sung, and isn't 3Hz, nor 8Hz. You could not hear an 8Hz tone on computer speakers. The computer is probably picking up his vibrato, not the note frequency. I can only sing down to A2, but I can croak just as low as this guy.
amishcyborg 1 year ago
he should beatbox drum n bass XD
lolzoretwo 1 year ago
shit, I've got three choir members - every Sunday morning who sing (audibly) low notes like this guy all-the-time. Personally I' ve sung the LAST (bottom) E on the piano many times.
PJMPercussion 1 year ago
The most bad-ass tour bus driver for the most bad-ass electronic duo ever.
SquirrelmanJ981 1 year ago
sounds like my anus after a big meal
arini10 1 year ago 3
Human hearing cant detect below 20 hertz so how the fuck can any1 claim to hear 8?
skechyassmofo 1 year ago
@skechyassmofo They recorded it, so the software probably can identify the hertz, audible or not to the human ear.
nahtecojp 1 year ago
this is my grandpa...
iluvtaylorswift2388 1 year ago
he sounds like a mountain lion purring! i can literally hear the 8 different waves per second! bahah!
MinorFourtyNiner 1 year ago
HOLLY CRAP!!! SOUNDS LIKE SATAN... XD
roughsedge1 1 year ago
he needs to make a death metal band :)
spinglishreturns 1 year ago
sound like a damn bull frog
2300lisa 1 year ago
I can burp as well.
troutfarmer123456789 1 year ago
on my shitty laptop speakers he kinda sounds almost like an alien from district 9
happymerc 1 year ago
this guy sucks
uclafan1021 1 year ago
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This guy drove the bands bus for J.U.S.T.I.C.E's tour across the the usa, no joke. (also looks like the sasperella bloke from the big lebowski ) the dude abides
battatica 1 year ago