VOICE PLAY "My Mother Told Me" - Vocal Coach REACTS 

Yea, Great call. Personally i like his sixteens tons more but his voice is just out of this world!

@@Pansotii I like it better too but I'm pretty sure he already did that one

@@laundrygoddess4 Geoff’s voice is just so mesmerizing

@@laundrygoddess4 oh yea. I thought the recommendation was for the other viewers who enjoyed geoff as much as we did😄

@@laundrygoddess4 only video I seen was the Tim foust/Peter Hollands cover if misty mointains

He's Geoffing

They’re known as the Trifecta of Acapella. Each different genres but all vocals.

Why is this accurate?? 😆

I think it’s Geoff’s wife Kathy who does the filming

@@coolcaz198 No she does that on Geoff's personal channel. I can't think of any of their names right now, that film for VP.

@@athlov Rek Dunn was their camera person, he posted a few funny videos of behind the scenes stuff on his channel. Unfortunately, he recently passed away.

@@dmckim3174 They dedicated their HALO cover to him. Thanks for clarifying just how he fit in.

Absolutely

YES

No ... too much BASS :D :) :D

OOF💀💀💀

@@BrianTheRedbeard That's heresy in these parts! 🤣🤣

Its the Unreal engine I believe

@@CastleOD correct, one of the best engines ever

From what I recall he does many layers of percussion on most arrangements to get the sounds he wants (if I'm remembering the interview correctly)

As someone who beatboxes, I can confirm. The way to do it is a fluttering of the soft pallette/back of throat, then throw in alittle hum to kinda resonat it, and then using your lips to give the correct sound out of it. Atleast thats how I have done similar sounds.

Elli would be the Druid.

Between this and his performance in Hoist the Colours, I think he is terrifyingly crazed. If they ever do a remake of The Shining, he could replace Jack Nicholson.

Links please?

@@rskoop4121 here is Tim breaking speakers ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-55SgfvoPoxc.html

And Geoff's cover ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Erkv1-_xR7U.html

What is bitbox?

I meant beatbox

Hahahaha. Agreed.

Sorry this is not a sea shanty. The lyrics come from Egil’s saga, a icelandic saga about Egill Skallagrimsson. The legend told that Egill wrote this poem when he was 7 or 8 years old, the night after he killed his first man but Snorri Sturluson is probably the author.

@@christinestromberg4057 regardless of where the lyrics come from, tell me what a sea shanty is then.

@@danieljodrey8863 A song made to sing on a ship to maintain working rythm. The rythm is basic and the lyrics easy to remember. This is a song made from a poem, for a tv show

@daniel jodrey Monks in Lindisfarne?

@@Glisern Easy to remember lyrics like this you mean? My mother told me Someday I would buy Galleys with good oars Sails to distant shores My mother told me Someday I would buy (buy) Galleys with good oars Sails to distant shores Stand up on the prow Noble barque I steer (Steady) Steady course to the haven Hew many foe-men Hew many foe-men My mother told me Someday I would buy Galleys with good oars Sails to distant shores My mother told me Someday I would buy (buy) Galleys with good oars Sails to distant shores Stand up on the prow Noble barque I steer (Steady) Steady course to the haven Hew many foe-men Hew Hey Hey Well, if only the rhythm was basic....😉 The funniest part of this is the fact that the original comment was meant for humor. Humor as in "Having Fun". It's a worthwhile endeavor, y'all should try it. ✌️😎

That's called "tongue roll" in beatbox terms with a little bit of enhancement during production.

@@calvindavid1645 yep

i’ve mostly heard it called a click roll.

@@levinutter3026 When u do the sound inward with your tongue, it's called "click roll" and when it's outward, it's called "tongue roll". Since the Beatboxer Layne is doing outward, it is "tongue roll".

Oh I love them!!

It shows up in a couple of other songs too. The first time I heard Adam do that, I had to rewind the video and take a moment to figure out what he did.

😳 I'll be damned

first slide yes, second one sounds like it had a bit of post- editing going on could be wrong about the second one though, if that's all him then that's awesome

@@malevolution7041 Yeah my thought process was similar

There's definitely a little post-production done on Geoff's voice to emphasize the overtones, but he's doing an F1 subharmonic there. He does something similar live in his Singing REALLY LOW vid on his personal channel around the 6:35 mark (also F1).

I think his original song Sail With Me would be most interesting in terms of vocal technique analysis.