Geoff Castellucci Vocal Range | (C#0)B0 - A5 

love ya videos btw

Can you updated vocal range video of Tim Foust and Matt from Penatatonix.

@@deanmarion5477 I’m gonna do Tim at some point

@@Marcell0Bass: perfecto, 🤤. After that you can do: Matt from Penatatonix.

Thank you very much for this! Actually there are only a few low-notes categories needed, I think: - low - what was that? - insane!😳🤯 - subterranean - opens wormhole to the other end of the galaxy 😉

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Right? I'll miss the actual note with this guy ssheeeesh-

The fact he's 40

@@whoareyouwhatdoyouwant6293: look like in his 30’s

I agree

Maybe C#6

@@doomedguy5930: that Lyane Stein using inhale whittle register.

Wow. I wonder, as well. His high notes are impressive. He's a bass singer and yet can mix a G#5. Whoa.

I’d like him to stick to have no he couldn’t go

How low he could go is what I’m interested in

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Challenge for Geoff with Voiceplay: song request: Take me to Church by Hozier. Lead is Eil. Geoff with 3 Bass note: in subharmonic: Cb2, G1, E#2. Growl note: Fb2, D2, Fb1. Chest note: G2, Eb2, A#1. Transition bass note: C2- B1, D2- F1, C#2- Fb1.

@@deanmarion5477 Just out of curiosity, is Cb2 a B2 or a B1?

@@AusTheBassBoss: I know that: C#2 is C#2 maybe he can experiment Cb2.

@@AusTheBassBoss B1 B is generally the correct enharmonic note to write unless you’re using some funky chords/key

He does go down to a Bb1/A1, often while he is just talking!!!!🤯🤯🤯 Sometimes even a G#1 or a G1 he drops while speaking. But if he remains relaxed, I think.

We absolutely love his subharmonic because it blowing me away.

We can expect a 0 octave subharmonic in a couple months I would say

He hit a B0 in his cover of High and Dry for a short second, and also kind of hit a C#1 in kidnap the Sandy Claws

@@arthurlube1432: 👌

@@redux1012 I think the B0 was accidental and I don't hear any C#1 in Kidnap the Sandy Claws

it's "screaming out" so it doesn't really work

wooahahhahhaah broo do you want the earth to shutter? 😂

Do negative octaves exist? I'm thinking -1st to -3rd octave....if not lower. 😳😳😳

todat finally gets 5 octave range

Dont think it actually lowers the note does it? I thought it just lowered your tone.

@@jennifergiacinto8210 yes they exist. Ive hit a G -1 on my Tuba

Are you bass singer, if you are: what is your vocal range.

@@deanmarion5477 weird question

@@rody8376: that how I like it

This is no longer accurate. His lowest note now is a B0 in the subharmonic range.

@@DayneTreader You’re right. I‘m sure someone will release an updated vocal range video soon.

what do you mean? he was going beneath A1 in chest years ago

“he only would ever go down to an A1 in chest” ? he was doing G1s many many years ago

@@chrismartinez144 that is correct, but when u look forward in time he’s only been doing more subharmonics when hitting his G#1’s and lower and he’ll always go to a growl on a G1 and lower, and not to say that it’s necessarily a bad thing but people love hearing chest voice low notes, including myself obviously, it really ends up showing people how low they can go normally, but Geoff on his channel always said he normally only hits A1’s, as time went on after that video it seems like he’s more comfortable doing G#1’s and lower to an F#1, and that’s the farthest he’s ever shown us and this was when time went on after talking about his A’s, so that’s basically what I meant by that

Hmm did he stop doing super low chest notes at some point? Like did he stop doing chest G1s and G#1s at some point? Hmm my understanding (from watching those How to Sing Low videos of his) is that his chest voice on a typical day bottoms out at an A1. the songs nowadays where he does chest G1s and F#1s are not representative of his range on a typical day. And many, many years ago when he was doing chest G1s in songs like White Christmas and the Disney on Broadway medley, I don’t think that was representative of his range either. chest notes beneath A1 have always been uncommon for him. that’s because those notes have always been outside of his range on a typical day. At least that’s my understanding It is always cool to hear him doing his lowest chest notes, I agree. It’s quite impressive!

@@chrismartinez144: what do think about his 4th and 5th octave because he is ace that, do you and me want him to practice 6th and 7th octave.

Absolutely, same with you. He is everything in Voiceplay and to me he is the core of Voiceplay because for his subharmonic and his presence is energetic that he bring.

@The Guitar: and now new member: Cesar de la Rosa, other members are good.

Show off xD

With you

Before subharmonic F1

Lol

Mixing Sixteen Tons and High and Dry with same lyrics in the line...

There are some baritones who can speak near the higher first octave. They are mostly over 40, Geoff is also over 40 so his voice is much lower at that point, then when he was in his 20s for example.

Yes he is obviously a bass voice.

Don't worry, we ALL have at least once

pretty sure Geoff is the Celtic spelling of Jeff

Me too, me too 😆

Geoffrey is a common spelling of Jeffrey. Think George and Georgia. Geoffrey. Is also the name of the Toys R Us Giraffe.

Yeah. He really is

More than amazing, he is the core of Voiceplay. We absolutely love his subharmonic.

For Geoff that's more or less every frame he shows up on screen

Can you do updated bass battle? At the top of video the list is: Geoff, Tim Foust, Matt from Penatatonix. Because this list is accurate because Geoff is legendary and Tim Foust is under legendary and Matt from Penatatonix is under legendary. It is the battle of legends.

You meant Geoff, not you at all.

@@deanmarion5477 I think you got confused.

@@eacm1796: he said “My” that why.

@@deanmarion5477 Yes.... He said the video started with that person's lowest chest note... you're still so lost. He literally just meant that the highest note in Geoff's lower register is that person's lowest chest note.

@@eacm1796: got it

You’re right about not subharmonic C#2 because that note is good in Chest. You use C#2 as chest note with subharmonic A1- G1. You use C#2 in chest with chest F#1 then subharmonic E1- A1.

Hey, can you direct me to a good resource to learn stuff like that online... if you don’t mind? 😁

@@arcadicus_ezevius: singing carrot

@@deanmarion5477 awesome. Thank you!!!

@@arcadicus_ezevius: 👌

LMAO

Lmao YES!! Every live show I’ve seen in a big (normally international) venue have people screaming when Geoff sings. Like literally all of them

@@Marcell0Bass Doesn't it start annoying Geoff at some point? Like I get that they love him (I mean who doesn't), but he's trying to sing, can't they save it for the applause?

its because its rare in the philippines to hear someone like him in personal and yes that was from the philippines

@@francoalbo451 yes it was in Manila but it’s uncommon everywhere. the point I was trying to make was that whenever Voiceplay do international shows, there are a lot more people and those people are usually Voiceplay fans to begin with so they scream when Geoff comes on.

Plot twist: he himself as a bassist he want the fans to be attracted to Geoff. 😊

In the lower side of the piano or maybe the higher part of the piano.

tim foust

@@calebcooper2841 No lol, Tims great but he can't do that, and don't say growl because that's something any basic bloke can do

Well he actually slides from D5 mixed to only D2 in chest in 5 seconds (still impressive). And the D1 sub is layered on top of the D2 afterwards

@@dmytrotsvyntarnyi799 didn't he hit a D1 sub originally, and they added a D2 chest to blend it?

Believe me or not, most of the bass singers would have a wide range, compared to the ones with really high ranges!!

Look up and listen to: Friend on the other Side and Hoist the Colors. I want you to experience the bass in these songs that I mentioned.

no i just forgot to include it

For E6,That means for Geoff to practice whittle register, he already have chest and mixed notes, for G0 probably he will use subharmonic for that. I think he can do that challenge. It that your vocal range ( G0- E6) what vocal type is that, probably bass.

Out of curiosity, what is your lowest note in chest range?

@@ilmari435 G#1 is my lowest recorded chestvoice but when I'm not in a comfortable state, I can only go down to B1.

@@jeromem.evardome10_kr15 sounds crazy low. How about highest chest note, when does the head voice kick in?

@@ilmari435 Highest chestvoice Ive achieved is C5 dhou I only hit it for about 5 times when I really have a great vocals(sometimes) but the highest notw i can still sustain supported and not forced is A#4 and when hitting B4, thats where headvoice kicks in and sometimes when that happen Ill just yodel to make it sound still good

I would say we would get some lower subs from him before an F1 chest. Cuz strictly speaking his subharmonics don’t go as low as you’d think considering he has a daily G#1.Most other bass singers that are at a similar level in chest as Geoff can get down to C1/B0 area so I think he already can but he’s not using it yet.

@@Marcell0Bass: does he know inhale bass like Tomi P.

@@deanmarion5477 no

@@matthewdockray9745: That will be interesting and he can experiment that.

@@deanmarion5477 he’s tried. Says it doesn’t work for him

You said that A5 not challenge Geoff, new high note for his vocal range is: C6.

@@deanmarion5477 When did he hit C6?

@@johnphillips4909: you said his A5 is not challenging for him, I am saying that new note: C6.

23:22 is mixed for sure

Her name is Elizabeth something , I can’t remember her last name but she is in voice plays just sing medley!

@@TM-pf1kp I think he means that soprano note, that wasn’t Adriana

The top note is done by Elizabeth Garozzo, who is the former Soprano 1 of Voices of Liberty/Voctave (an _a cappella_ group from Orlando, Florida just like VoicePlay). The high note is an E6 - yes, crazy high. (That’s the same high note as in Phantom of the Opera.) Garozzo in this medley plays the role of The Voice. So, all of those mysterious, atmospheric head voice parts are done by Garozzo (not just the E6) Interestingly, Adrianna Arellano demonstrated that she can also get this high while fooling around behind the scenes, check it out: m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FVckt1mxZ7M.html

His lowest in chest voice if an F#1, as noted in this video. He can go much lower with fry, growl, and subharmonics though.

@@Adam1984_ he said his lowest chest is F1, that’s what this guy was saying, it’s just the F1 wasn’t recorded

I thought his lowest sub was B0 in High and Dry

@@annoyingthing6238 B0 in High and dry is too brief to be counted

@@dmytrotsvyntarnyi799 recent Halo?

Also Eb5 in Queen in 5 Minute

23:33 Bb4 is also mixed for sure

he kinda does, lol

Maybe that Voiceplay do vocal instrumental of moonlight sonata.

Lmao yeah he does, mr. tax fugitive himself

It’s kind of his style. He sings quite quietly as well so that might be why

@@Marcell0Bass Definitely a factor. Great video btw

Noticed that to, but because of that his falsettos sound great. Great control over all but he’s using the same amount of pressure needed for lower notes and higher higher notes on the mid notes which would probably cause discomfort

D5

B0

I did at one point 😂

@@Marcell0Bass lol

Thanks for the uploads!!! Something says, that F#1 is becoming the new G1 for Geoff.😏😏😏😏 Like, did you see Geoff's new cover of Flosom Prison Blues? He hits those F#1's in chest like nothing.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I think it will be updated very very soon, before he can get a lower average note than F#1/G1. Also, where did Tim hit C5?

@@hugobasilio1303 He’s recorded up to a chest B4 (Live and Studio), so it’s most certainly possible he has a C5. I can’t find the C5 video atm, but if/when I do, I’ll add the link here.

Thank you for the information!! Also, is there any recording that I can access to watch Adam's C5 in chest? That is a good new for me!!!

@@hugobasilio1303 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CTDeY-FE2IA.html (10:08)

What is your vocal range

Those high ones aren't chest, tho this character claims so. Tenors start at mixed usually at e4-g4

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kfisp_mwTdU.html From 33 minuets :)

There is only one difference: C#0. Tim Foust is C0.

@@deanmarion5477 ah i see thanks

@@jwshy1327: 🤯

About the same. I think, Tim's voice is slightly lower. An interesting similarity is that both told in interviews that they got the low range when they tried to extend their upper range, especially the upper end of their chest voice. So, probably, the training on the muscles in their larynx had increased their mass and, thus, lead to a lower speaking voice and an impressive lower range. There is a video on RU-vid on Bass Singer's Speaking Voices where you can compare the speaking voices of even more basses like Avi etc.

@@friedemannkemm63: 👌🏼

Layne probably wasn’t available

Tim Foust lowest chest note is: G1 in Moonshine.

@@deanmarion5477 he also does his lowest chest note in what christmas means to me and hillbilly bone

@@lisascott598: in chest fry and chest.

@@deanmarion5477 F#1 is his record lowest chest note and daily it’s an A1.

@@evansbat: 👌

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