Is This The New Beatboxing Bass God? Bass Vocalist Stunned by Enel - Feel My Bass

[@Chezame]

huhuhuhuhu so nice that you are active again 😍

[@shredded_cheese]

Chezame! I didn’t know you watched :D

[@juliobaezajr8801]

Chezame the goat 🦃🦃🦃

[@martinjakobs9166]

In germany Chezame is called an 'Ehrenmann' that means he is a Person with a very clean technique. He is also 5-facher deutscher Beatboxmeister.

[@simonl.4588]

Yo Chezame!!

[@vikik9556]

Hi❤

[@enelbbx862]

THANKS Dude! 😄 ,I love it ! ❤️ Yeah it’s the 1st Subharmonic bass evolved to be electric bass

[@TheShizzo]

BRO! That was CRAZZYYYYYYY!!!!!

[@omnithewolf3628]

Do you know if it’s unique to your vocal chords or if it’s learnable?

[@enelbbx862]

@@omnithewolf3628 yes its learnable , you just need to catch the 1st sub and control it, then its the matter of time to have it that cleanly

[@pridebeatbox2009]

Its damn hard to learn that Sound it feels kinda like that iam learning the throat bass again

[@budisusanto4630]

Awesome😏🤯

[@AshuaBBX]

Enel's bass is so unique and so smooth and clean. His control on it is absurd it's so surreal. Also you should try to mix the 2nd subharmonic with a throat bass I think you can make something cool maybe.

[@OscarTRob]

Bruh we are everywhere lmao

[@AshuaBBX]

@@OscarTRob lol yeah

[@OscarTRob]

I like the holiday themed profile pic lmao

[@AshuaBBX]

@@OscarTRob thank you lol

[@OscarTRob]

lol np

[@basementboy1910]

two h"s "SO WHAT I DONT GIVE A" video is absolutely insane he has the most monster and godzilla sounding bass in the world

[@davidfraser6613]

Inward Bass though, no?

[@MegaStas13]

Yeaaaa

[@shahbaz9925]

@@davidfraser6613 alien bass, it’s not necessarily inward bass since inward was combined with the gasping inwards

[@tria9445]

Yeah his inward is out of world

[@Immanuel_jijo]

@@davidfraser6613 yep inward bass with a crazy texture

[@jarodflytesk8367]

4:48 Insane 😱

[@jennatolls6121]

IKR

[@rizilm2229]

5:39 "I think he called it Sub Poly Bass" 2 seconds later- Indicator: "I got that *alien* bass"

[@victorvitez7328]

in his tutorial he gives it the poly sub bass name, but what's wrong afaik is the thing david said about it being the 3rd subharmonic of throat bass. Indicator says that it's a bass that works without any throatbass.. being vocal fry and a vibration in the nose thing at the same time

[@rizilm2229]

@@victorvitez7328 yeah ik that was a joke. And yeah if I remember correctly it really does not use throat bass.

[@alkmibeats2133]

@@victorvitez7328 it’s really called poly sub bass because it uses two subharmonic notes, one from the mouth one from the nasal cavity. Alien bass is just another informal name for it. Indicator calls it poly sub bass but has referred to it as both. Alien bass is Just not a very descriptive because people have also called other vocal basses this name, like tomazacre’s hard/evil bass

[@roguecrowdjl160]

when David is one of the only People who analyse Beatbox and react to it correctly, Big ups too you man

[@polotag9714]

Hey David, first, thank you for all these great videos ! Knowing what happens in the backstage of all these vocal techniques is really fun and interesting ! I was wondering if you could do videos specialized in every each technique you have explained in the past, like a video on the first degree of subharmonics, how it works, how to achieve it and use it in the music world, then a video on the second degree, then a video on inhaled singing, etc ! Because at each video we get a piece of advice for each and every technique, but I still can’t really get the difference between the 1st and 2nd degree of subharmonics, or the function of false folds, the vocal fry, and all those things you seem good at to explain ^^ Thank you for your time, have a nice day !

[@davidlarson3905]

This video will absolutely happen - stay tuned! Thanks for the support! 🖤

[@lucasguimaraes2842]

Ooohh yes, please, that would be awesome

[@meditatewithmike4105]

so effortless, very cool.

[@Gripdoctor]

Love your hair dude. It’s so fabulous

[@zacclark5945]

IM SO GLAD YOU ARE BACK

[@Vhas0211]

so nice to see you start to beatbox,welcome to beatbox world

[@nopi762x39]

Enel is a beast! Feel my bass is definitely in my top 5 routines for sure! Tell him i said whats up next time you talk to him. Dude your sub harmonics are getting real nice mam.

[@a.m.4479]

Hey David! I would recommend checking out the two last videos that Two.H uploaded to his channel (the name of the channel is Youngheon Ha). In those videos he exclusively showcases a variety of polyphonic techniques that may interest you.

[@knaughta.masso-kist5944]

Yes!

[@grimmjowjaegerjack872]

long not see david go to se u there reaction again keep going

[@JulijanBone666]

a total head scratcher 🤣🤣 all respect!!!

[@primoaglipay9277]

VOCODAH NEW LEVEL OMGGG

[@pwnyourass22]

@@daselvis5391 hes talking about vocodah's routine called new level..

[@xNyrem]

He said his bass is actually not the throatbass/vibrationbass as we know it, i think most people just call it subharmonic bass and its like a mixture of vocalfry and chestvoice if i got it correctly. David Kahn made a tutorial for this btw! And i would love a reaction/analysis to AnTilts "Sadness, legs on Fire, knock at my door". He has some sick and unique vocal techniques!

[@notreallymax]

I am very excited to check this out Ad

[@skulduggeryvile7887]

Great to see you back ✌️

[@Spittin_Sax]

I love that you showcased an example of your own talent and that cover of Enel's routine was sick haha

[@eduardmarea9137]

Finaly hes back with beatbox reactions yessssss

[@LeatherNinja]

Enel is the god of lightning/electricity in one piece and his bass sounds electric

[@goblinzz8258]

Love ur beatbox reactions cause you are so knowledgeable about vocal sounds keep it up

[@srinevous]

Yay!! You are back. My favorite reactor by far. Listened to a few of your songs as well. Great voice man!!!

[@BarelyNoticeable]

THIS WAS SO CLEAN.

[@maximm.6969]

Pls react to "HEARTZEL Bounce With Me x Kau Ingat Kau Gempak" one of my favorite routines ever :)

[@cub7332]

X2

[@bigbbro3682]

same here~

[@jasonbradbury3484]

Yes!

[@cjrdam6967]

100%

[@cristianvelasquezrivera5454]

Hello there bro 💚 nice to see you again 👌🔥

[@4036alex]

That dude blew my fucking mind

[@letstrysomethingnew2961]

Thanks for the new video

[@ton7691]

Salve do Brasil! Keep uploading beatbox reviews

[@mthth2320]

Only a bass Can make smile a man smile like that

[@noxxi3112]

Welcome back bby, we missed you

[@elijudkins2578]

HES BACK BABY!!!

[@Mr.Jasaw13]

dangggg that analysis though ... loved it dude

[@HollaBackDad]

I found your videos because of your beatbox reaction videos. I love the way you explain bass singing techniques, and I'm glad to see you back! As abass singer who also got hooked on beatbox, I hope you keep making videos!

[@ChannelDash24]

I love your reaction ❤️ From Morocco 🇲🇦

[@Poignancy3]

Love your commentary! You will LOVE Xureck - Vocal Fry Techniques!!!!!!!!!

[@lordbunnie5228]

Yaya u are back finally

[@Mrmightymight]

Yay u are back!!

[@catedoge3206]

bass so fucking clean bruh

[@bsh556]

Yoooooooooooooooo the man is back

[@midnoite]

Wow maann thanks for the video.

[@BunneyM]

David with a fresh look back again!

[@_moi.x_]

Love your reactions david

[@alkmibeats2133]

Hey David I love your video, elated to see you back in action! I do want to make one correction though, I am able to do throat bass, vibration bass, and enel’s bass as well as regular subharmonic register, and can verify that enel is NOT “switching between throat bass and vibration bass” for this video or for his bass. His bass is NOT vibration bass, but many other beatboxers have made this assumption as well, mostly because vibration bass’ precursor is a tightened kind of voice filter effect that also is being used for enel’s bass as a component. However, while you are correct that vibration bass is the second subharmonic of throat bass, enel’s bass does not use the false folds, it is not inthe throat bass family at all. Instead, I’ve discovered and verified this with an American beatboxer who can perform enel’ bass himself, that this bass is actually the subharmonic register bass, the only difference is that instead of “harmonizing” the regular modal voice and the outward vocal fry register, this is using a tightened kind of voice that many beatboxers use and tuvan culture refers to as “khoomei” (similarly to how they refer to throat singing/throat bass as kargyraa), being harmonized with the vocal fry. The result is still an octave under the normal modal voice’s note, but the texture is much more robotic and tin-ny sounding. So this is not actually throat bass or vibration bass. Vibration bass is much heavier, louder, deeper (being that it’s an octave and a fifth under the true voice’s tone) enel’s bass is simply just subharmonic register (the 1st subharmonic level) but with the tight voice instead of the regular clear modal voice. I can perform all three so I can verify they are different mechanistically and anatomically. If you ever want a great example comparing enel’s subharmonic register vs the regular one that you’ve used, feel free to watch xureck vs enel beatbox fantasy battle. Spoiler alert: Sound quality is not great, but it is one of the only examples out there currently of the tightened-voice variant of subharmonic register vs the regular subharmonic register as vocal bass techniques in a beatbox battle. Cheers and let me know if you ever would like to talk/Instagram, I love to research and share knowledge about vocal basses.🙏

[@alkmibeats2133]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWi8eHqOlrFql80 Enel vs xureck

[@alkmibeats2133]

You are correct though in saying that indicator’s poly sub bass is absolutely related to enel’s bass. Enel’s bass is essentially 1st subharmonic level subharmonic register bass but with a tightened voice filter effect (most call this “jayton voice” after the Russian más twinz beatboxer who popularized this, wrongfully sometimes call it “pash voice” after the wrong twin, tuvan cultures call this “khoomei” so I use this name when wanting to sound culturally literate lol) Indicator’s bass is literally two subharmonic register notes happening at the same time, the oral and the nasal cavity. This results in, as you’ve said, a level-3 subharmonic register bass or 2 octaves below the modal voice’s sung tone. Indicator actually made a long-awaited tutorial on his now-notorious vocal bass. It looks like it’s NOT the “third subharmonic of ‘throat bass’” like you said, but rather, it’s just the plain old 3rd level subharmonic of regular old subharmonic register. I’ve actually made a short little video going over what I consider to be the 5 families of vocal basses in beatboxing if you ever want to check out my ideas and knowledge I’ve learned on these basses, although I’m just a tiny-ass no-name beatboxer and bass scholar. (I categorize them by their anatomical parts, false chords & arrytenoid cartilage, epiglottal, hyoid bone & thyroid cartilage, vocal fry, and uvular basses, corresponding with throat, chest, evil, subharmonic register family, and starsky bass, respectively)

[@alkmibeats2133]

Indicator’s poly sub bass tutorial kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKDapYCmac-CZqM

[@alkmibeats2133]

Oh and I forgot to mention that the reason people often confuse this bass for vibration bass is because vibration bass and enel’s bass both have that tightened “khoomei” voice in common with each other as components/precursors. However, I would say vibration bass is the second subharmonic of the false folds’ bass by “harmonizing” the throat bass with the khoomei voice. Enel bass is the 1st level subharmonic register at the SAME TIME as the khoomei voice. So no throat bass and no false chords, all true vocal chords. People mistake these two basses for each other because they both use that khoomei voice, but if you listen to clear vibration bass like remix’s or inertia’s, it’s very different and much thicker and deeper than enel’s subharmonic register bass. And I love your one punch man reference btw XD

[@alkmibeats2133]

Also the reason enel may have unintentionally validated that false claim about vibration bass being the same thing as his bass. Remember, he is from Morocco, English is most likely not his first language so there may have been slight nuance losses due to this “lost-in-translation” possible effect. And when I learned how to do the unaspirated kick drum and bmg snare sounds, my bass beatboxing improved tremendously because of how I could layer polyrhythms and different basslines over percussive grooves, great tool to have in the budding beatboxer’s arsenal! Sorry for the long comments, but you probably won’t even read these anyways, so I thought, might as well just share what I know

[@nitrocity7742]

Duuuude David! its awesome to see you back! i gotta say your reaction videos are by far the best on youtube, so in depth with the technical aspects of beatboxing very few others do that! As for what others videos you should make, tbh you making anything is always interesting, it could be one of the most reacted to battles ever like MB14 vs Saro or D-low Vs Tomazacre or D-low vs Codfish. and you'd still make it interesting with your knowledge of the human voice!

[@phxrxoh19]

you’re finally back omg

[@DavidKahnSings]

Crazy!

[@josenpai5334]

4:49 Hello. i want to achieve this, do you have a tutorial?

[@AwareOCE]

Dude I really want you to take a look at the NME vs Dr Nape loop station battle, specifically the moment that NME uses the loop to sound out single syllables and loop them to create a whole verse. Its one of the most amazing things Ive ever seen and Ive never heard it before or since, definitely seems like an under appreciated technique

[@arisrafanurhakim8641]

Waiting you for so long ❤

[@RealGarfield]

Woah @ 3:10 sounds just like the intro from Just a Beat by Jack Beats! Absolutely insane!

[@EclipsaMyrtenaster]

Oh jesus that caught me off guard on 2:03 HOLY that was low

[@mrpoing8977]

I'm so glad ur back 😁 time to watch this again 😁

[@Star-li8ie]

Brooo i miss you Good to see you again

[@Youri-js1eg]

I have a variation of chest bass (false vocal chords) that I can stack with subharmonics, throatbass (mongolian throat singing) etc. And my uvula. Can I send u a clip so you can react to it?

[@rizilm2229]

Why dont u upload it on ur channel. I'm curious now :)

[@Youri-js1eg]

Haha I wanted to make some progression before I made another video! In my last vid i did use it to speak at 6:20, but i have a lot of variations on it and made some really clean already.

[@FrostySkull]

do it and make a tutorial id watch it. would need to reply remind me tho!

[@Rylee_G]

@@rizilm2229 up

[@VICKERY-]

Like bass ventura?

[@joshuakungames6523]

noice ive been waiting for you

[@danikazeytv]

Ohhhh wait a min?!?! You are backkkkk yeeeeyyyy 😆😆😆

[@jekkadv2222]

Disintegrated VIP next please

[@saltyfishface4618]

You should check out Codfish's Peter Pan routine. He showcases some of the best bass control in that video where he does these smooth transitions with his throat bass and Vibration bass not to mention how quickly he can alternate between his throat bass and normal voice

[@666marek]

love to see u again

[@originalsnikrot]

Hi David, I've really been enjoying your beatbox reaction videos ever since you started them and look forward to more in the future, but wanted to wish you a Happy new year anyway since it's that time of year. But anyway, i hope you and yours have a great 2021 with hat least 3 more beatbox videos to come. I really appreciate how much of an interest you've personally taken in learning a number of bass techniques, whether this continues on screen for us or not (doesnt matter) I just like to know that people new to the hobby can have some fun no matter their skill level.

[@speedshock13]

Hi, react to "HEARTZEL Bounce With Me x Kau Ingat Kau Gempak" , he have very nice inward bass and throath bass, and new technick POH-snare

[@cavinalfian5767]

We've been waiting for which beatboxing video u gon react next , just my recommendation react to some videos in gbb 2019 i would love to watch and drop more likes 😉

[@nicolasabrahan01]

In beatboxing is so common doing the kick and snare just with the pressure of your mouth while you are dropping any kind of bass through your nose so you can do it both at the same time ;)

[@nicolasabrahan01]

But the problem with this is that if you only use the pressure of you mouth to the kick and snare sound weaker than if you do it with the air of your lungs, and that is why in general to do a "bass beatbox" you use spit snare, cause it does not sound weak, like a pf snare for example

[@YarosNEW]

2:02 extratone vibes hitting so hard

[@nilesh6077]

Loved it ♥️💯

[@allclassicmotors]

HOOOOLEEEEYYYY SHEEEEEEIT!!!! Absolutely INCREDIBLE........

[@IconicLuL]

I know this is an older video but I think it’s be dope for you to react and analyze Altai throat singing.

[@mykki_8554]

YO. FINALLY BACK

[@muhammadfaruk1961]

If u can, plz do link the original video in the description

[@rgv_lvcid7541]

I love that deep tone on the subharmonic singing it sounds like a train horn

[@jamixyt268]

cleanest sick bass.. EARGASM baby!!!

[@divinegreed8252]

I know this is like a year ago, but I did it on a whim, and i'm no musician, so I don't know any music terms, but all I did, was mix the vocal fry and my voice, and that's pretty much it, although it is hard to do

[@jamesonreynoldsmyers5178]

Could you make a video going through all the vocal techniques you know? Basically a montage?

[@nakamurakasakinah9525]

The reaction bro, not even fake! Not forcing to open their mouth

[@NotRMN]

I think you would be stunned if you reacted to vocodah (used to be called audical, you reacted to him before) he has improved so much.

[@ze-kebeatbox]

Feel my bass🔥👌

[@chrishbeatboxing2291]

Are you sure this is subharmonic of throat bass? I think enel is using pure subharmonics because it doesn't sound like vibration bass at all. I can do vibration bass and subharmonics and I think subharmonic bass with normal vocal chords is what he's doing.

[@TCDyna]

Is no one gonna appreciate his video doing the subharmonics? That was MAGICAL

[@shredded_cheese]

Inertia and Vocodah are the bass gods but this is this still insane

[@markdring6120]

9:21 that crack sounded sick asfff

[@BlankJustCasual]

This man's beautiful hair

[@kerberosmc5214]

You have to react to Trung Bao's 2019 wildcard, he uses both inward bass and polyphonic voice back and forth.

[@eldarcin]

YESSS HE REACTED TO THISSS

[@cataclysm6638]

finally posted again!

[@hurielg2907]

That cyberpunk vibe, perfect Bass

[@clawsii]

Your back!?

[@aaronhoegn]

i see the subharmonic guru has made a new viedo

[@fuzzydark1395]

Oh god YOU'RE BACK

[@davidfraser6613]

Definitely sounds like it has effects over it!

[@totodurette3809]

You can find the video without effect

[@ironblooded3474]

He's back... He's Fucking Back!!!

[@tylerthompson5714]

6:10... I never thought I would get schooled on bbxing by you omg

[@akumwatiimchen4371]

Enel is using a mixture of vocal fry and vocal bass

[@leshevecca]

YOU SERIOUSLY POSTED AGAIN? MAAAAANNN I MISSED YOU. AAWWE

[@phenomdharana]

Dont stop to make videos bro♥

[@lepurp1022]

is it just me or does 4:50 sound like the playstation 1 intro !?!?!? amazing O.O

[@C-ry55]

Please do a tutorial video on that 2nd subharmonic technique it is amazing! What style of music does this form of singing come from?

[@zaclaplant3001]

@David If you liked Two.H's 2020 wildcard, check out Trung Bao's and Audical's 2020 wildcard for some ungodly double-voice, inward bass, and most importantly composition