Tim Storms - Lonesome Road REACTION 

How old were you guys when you first met? Is it true he was always able to sing like that??😦

We were kids when we met. We went to a Christian youth camp in Angola, IN called Camp Indogan. I remember him hitting some really low notes when we were around 15-16 and then got progressively lower.

@@terribleterry702 dang😧😧my friends say I can hit a B1 on the piano without losing my support of air, but I'm pretty confident I can hit that A1 haha not sure😂😂

@ dang homie!!hahaha😂😂that awesome😋😎if my theory is correct, my full current vocal range is an A1-C6 with a B4 I think being my highest possible note without going to falsetto or straining🤣🤣🤣my baritone/bass and tenor range have just kind of naturally expanded by themselves over time hahaha😂😂🤣😆srry I'm the kind of emojis heh heh

Dude that’s awesome!!! Props man.

It is fry tho. Apparently it's some kind of extended technique, like controled fry with some resonance and pitch. Compared to anybody's fry which isn't controled or whatever. But it is fry, I think, as soon as you hear that the sound isn't connected and you can hear every vibration or something, it's fry. That's my understanding

@@jonas8993 It's not his notes are just very low and he can actually singer lower than the human ear can hear.

@@controlman7490 I'm not saying he cannot sing lower than most people, he does, and he does has the vocal cords for that. My point is, it is fry. I learned that from one of the reactors on youtube who is a qualified professionnal bass singer who knows Tim ans his techniques. As I said, it's trained but when he drops really low it is fry. And yes, on some low notes where you or me would go to fry because it's too low for us he would still be able to sing without fry

@@jonas8993 When he sings so low that the human ear can't even hear it that's definitely not fry. The man's vocals are just that low. He uses fry sometimes, but it's usually his ridiculously low-pitched voice.

@@controlman7490 honestly, with all respect to him, he is amazing in my eyes, but the "so low human ear cannot hear it" is a scam kinda thing. Tipically the thing I would have taken seriously as a kid, and without trying to understand it. He has human vocal cords, just pushed to the extreme and so he goes very low, but the negative octave like G-7 or whatever people talk about makes no sense. It's like saying Dimash can sing a G12. If you're sick and that your lungs or throat does some weird stuff you might make a G-7 or whatever. It's just not that the guy and his vocal cords are miles away from other bass singers so that he can "sing" multiple octaves below. And about the fry, in lonesome road, everytime he does very low you can hear that it stops connecting, it's way cleaner and more controled than anybody else, but it is disconnecting and so that is the definition of vocal fry. The guy is amazing but human, if you do some basic researches on sound and waves, you'll know that you need something not human to "sing" so much lower. Like a whale or whatever who can have meters long vocal cords

almost twice as long

I'm glad you requested Rainbow of Love. Only a couple of channels have reacted to that video. It's really good.

Yes! Ken Turner hitting it in the basement on that song is mind blowing! Don't if he ever sang with CRB but, I have to agree with you there. I would have said James "Big Chief" Wetherington reaction would be a big one too.

Crystal River Boys Rainbow of Love is Ken Turner. A phenomenal bass.

And JD Sumner and the Stamps version too....

Where did you get that infant hearing range? It's nowhere that I can find. Storms supposedly got down to 0.189 hz, but that's longer than one cycle per 5 seconds, right? Seems ridiculous.

@@46wireboy I don't remember where I read it but this 20/20 rule is not sacred. Musicians with a well trained ear have more range. The thing about ultrasonic low frequencies is that although we may not hear them they do modulate the higher frequencies and the effect is quite dramatic.

he doesnt say that lol, corpse just has throat cancer or sum shit lmao, he does have a bass voice but his stomach is ruining it

@@Milk_Man_1-1 GERD…not throat cancer but it sucks…

Indeed, wall shaking frequencies.

*G-7

His lowest record note is a G-7

@@chriswalker315 yea, his lowest chest note is a G#0

What technique for all of the notes?

@@ZaneNicholson Avi, Geoff and Foust are growl and I think Storms is chest-fry or fry

@@arthurlube1432 I was asking because I've only heard Geoff Growl down to C#1.

@@ZaneNicholson in the end of Moana Medley he slides to B0

Well that was Tim's Chest voice lol

Actually his lowest recorded note is a G#0 in chest

@@kn3236 his world record is for the g -7

@@gk4thewin049 r/wooooosh

@@kn3236 not chest 100000000000%

@@freddiestudio7668 it was chest, he did it in Lonesome road live performance he hit a G#0 very clear

Same here. Seeing Avi starstruck and saying Tim sings hertz not notes he isn't wrong. And Tim, Tim is so humble.

@@chrissynovful Avi's cuteness is too much sometimes cx

@@RosheenQuynh Avi's cuteness is always too much😊

@@chrissynovful Yes, true 😆

He has a 12 octave rage. Zero vocal fry. When going as low as he does you don’t measure it in notes you measure it and hurts and he can go to 1.89 hurts. His vocal cords are twice the length of a normal man’s. Just insane.

@@chrishatfieldtv 10 octave.

@@chhangte_anp G-7 - G#5, 12 octaves and 1 semitone.

Most of the newer generations that love bass singers have missed the boat on JD. He was an unbelievable talent that sung live and blew speakers out all over this country. He has a special place in my heart.

The great J. D, what a legend

Yeah you have to!!!!

Not in chest voice. The song is highly EQ'd. Every single bass enthusiast in every bass singing community I've visited agree.

@@jerryboy9652 he did it live aswell, and it was chest voice, and he also sang a G#0 in the live version in chest aswell, which is his lowest chest note, unlike JD summers who has a lower chest voice, his lowest noice is a E0 or a G0, tim's is a G#0

You're absolutely wrong. Avi's G1 it's lowest CHEST note. In fry lowest recorded is D1, but I'm sure that he can go a lot lower. Geoff's lowest chest is clear F#1, possibly F1. Lowest subharmonic (at the time of writing your comment) is D1(little mermaid), but today his lowest sub is C#1, growl C#1, fry Eb0/C#0, but again, I'm sure that he can go lower. And Tim's lowest chest note is G1, possibly F#1, growl lowest recorded B0, and he don't show, that he can do subharmonics.

Lol every note you said there was wrong, not only had Tim foist got down to a C0, Geoff has fried down to a F0 and avi has got to a C#1 which I think is his lowest note but I may be wrong. Oh and Tim storms lowest note is a G-7 so fact check before you write something

No, his lowest chest is D1/C1

I wouldn't say he "wins". G-7 is physically impossible to be produced as a continuous note with human vocal cords. It may be the frequency of G-7 but anyone who understands about physics/waves/fourier-transform understand that it doesn't make sense.

Abi does have one of the most beautiful bass voices. Tamber and vibrato are amazing as well as low notes.

@@jerryboy9652 Fully agree. What else doesn't make sense is the fact that Tim hasn't recorded a single note below piano range and that others have recorded lower audible notes than him. As a bass-baritone he's fine. His so called record is another matter.

JD made it to double low C when he sang with Elvis on Blessed Assurance.

Absolutely 💯

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Only a small portion of the song is sung in chest voice. Every single bass enthusiast in every bass singing community I've visited agree.

Nope it's not sadly 😫, if you listen to other really low-lit bass singers like JD Summers you'll see that his C1's and B0's sound the same as tims

@@kn3236 I find it interesting that you disagree without taking into account my claim that pretty much everyone with experience in bass singing agrees with me. And no, tim and jd's notes dont sound the same to me. Everyones voice sound different to my ear.

@@jerryboy9652 I mean that once you get down to D1/C#1 it sounds very fry'ish, but still is full and he can make it quiet and loud so it's chest

@@kn3236 I trust myself and countless of others who agree that it's fry.

0.79 hz is his last world record he broke it again with a 0.189 hz which basically sound like a rhythm of 12 BPM

B7*

That's his lowest note in Lonsome road but his lowest not is a G7 there a video of him singing a G4 because G7 is not audible the G4 you feel the vibration which there's a video of him vibrating a room hope this helps

I would also say he uses chest to a point then it's really controlled vocal fry I think Geoff was right in his video when he said he believes the lower you can fry the lower you can sing also the only reason I know this stuff too is cause I myself am a bass singer🤓🤓🎼🎼

My lowest note is lower as Tim storms my lowest note is a C0