#bass #basssinger #tiktok #reaction These Bass Singers blew my mind!! BASS Singers of TIKTOK FIRST time REACTION! W/ @AnthonyRay Join this channel to get access to perks: / @blackpegasusraps
Eric Holloway, the bearded African-American gentleman in the red Oktavism T-shirt, does no sub-harmonic singing of any kind. Indeed, he has said he doesn’t know how to do this. His base voice is completely from his chest.
Lucas Taylor is similar, he doesn't have much training. He was in college and literally bumped into one of the music professors who heard his speaking voice and was like "here's my card" and joined the choir
No one has to belive me but I’m the same way, I can go sub through chest fry, but can NOT do subharmonic, even though my natural register is 2nd octave, and it would sound much much better with subharmonics
Can you imagine living in a village by the shore and off in the horizon you see strange ships coming your way and then here this sound carrying across the water? Imagine what you would feel like.
I can't speak to all these guys, but I know several of these low bass singers are actual opera singers who have trained their voices for years. Absolutely AMAZING!!!!
First of all, it was fun seeing you two together! I’m so glad you introduced him to This. The Base Gang has a lot of collaborations with amazing singers. Tim Foust and the HF bass singer before him just to name a few.
i swear the guy in the second picture at the start of the music video is 100% Dustin from stranger things XD. the guy to the right of him has the best looks out of everyone there though.
I can make the same bass vocal tone as Eric Holloway but I have to admit to do it with air suppression and sing with the vocal and limit on how high or low that I can go
This low BASS The technique is called sub-harmonics, it is kinda like vocal fry but it's totally different Vocal fry is very straining and forced, but SH is more whole n natural The technique let you drop 1 octave lower, by layering a harmonious vibration to any note.
@@kkhlufris for the sake of the argument I looked up on RU-vid how to SH sing and the guy in the top video explaining how to do it said it’s a vocal fry in 1:05 into the video 🤦🏼♀️
@@BrooklynSkateUSAIt's a very specific type of vocal fry paired with other vocalization a fifth apart to together produce a note lower than either of the two other frequencies being produced
Hey I realized that you're doing a lot of beatbox reactions, you should react to So-So lost lands 2022 if you want to see the different types of dubstep
