Reaction to "Dream on" Aerosmith Feat. Omar Cardona VoicePlay A Cappella 

That's just awesome. 🤣🤣🤣

I think the sound was to represent critters running across the floor as they do in run down vacant buildings. Layne also did that 8 note base drop not Geoff. Take notice how Geoff always looks over at Layne when he does something like that. Layne & Eli can hit notes as low as Geoff.

Layne's been hitting us with that "pulse" effect since Hoist the Colors, at a minimum. Also in Dragonborn Comes. He's definitely trained up a really astonishing sound effect that just doesn't sound like something a human being should be able to produce. I find it bizarre that he didn't actually start out as a beat-boxer with this group, he took over the role when the original left them way back when. But he's so GOOD at it it feels like he was born with a mutation. What sets VoicePlay, Pentatonix and Home Free apart and at the top of the a capella crowd is that every single member is a master of their craft. There are no spear carriers. And yet none of them seem to be divas, either. They work together fantastically.

Omar's brother E.J. Cardona was the guest on Go The Distance. He's otherwise employed at Voctave.

What is the difference between falsetto and true tenor range, do you know?

@@barbarakennedy2667 i'm gonna assume by tenor voice you're meaning "chesty" voice, so chest and mix. physiologically, the way your larynx is placed in your throat (not where it is, but how it is) to the ear, it's a distinct texture. (i believe scientifically one of the frequency that defines your voice (called formant) changes if you're in mix or in falsetto, could be wrong though) but really, youtube mix voice vs falsettos and you should find plenty of answers that are not me trying to explain sound in words

And listen to how high Geoff gets in the bass line!

Cesar had the highest note in the end (He did an interview with another reactor)

I want to see that!

Voiceplay just dropped this yesterday. A lot of reactors are covering it right away.

Same