A fun fact, Peter filmed his part in Oregon, and Tim filmed his part somewhere in the Caribbean. Peter is the master of layering. He has worked with Home Free a few times. Another rabbit hole for you to explore. haha. Have a great day.

@winstonsmith8441

3 жыл бұрын

Grand Cayman in the Caribbean

@bobr4987

3 жыл бұрын

Peter layered the voices over120 times to get that choir effect.

Peter and Home Free did a great cover of U2's I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For. Peter is the king of layering. All the voices in this (and yes, only voices) were their two voices.

@milomurphy9178

3 жыл бұрын

Peter has great collaborations. He and Tim Foust alone several times and with Home Free a couple of times are fun. He has also collaborated with the other two of the Great Bass triad, Geoff Castellucci and Avi Kaplan. Those are Christmas movie medley and Black is the Colour of My True Love's Hair.

Peter Hollens is borderling angelic and Tim Foust is a walking talking subwoofer lol

Tim and Peter do a couple other collaborations, my favorite being "Greensleeves". It will blow your mind. Tim not only uses his amazing low range but his higher range as well! It's so beautiful that there aren't words to describe it! Loved your reaction. By the way, YES! There were no instruments in this song. Peter is a master at layering the different voice tracks( of himself and Tim). He records the various parts and puts them together, which then sounds like a choir of people singing when it's actually just him and Tim. Amazing, right?? Please check out "Greensleeves."Their voices are breathtaking and so is the place they did the video. They did it in ONE take! (They've also done "Bridge over Troubled Waters") As far as Home Free, I stick with what I previously said.: Start with reacting to their journey on "The Sing Off" and go from there. Its Sooooo Worth it!!💗

@chrismorin1318

3 жыл бұрын

I agree, and also make certain it's the version with the judges comments! ❤

If you want a good laugh, check out Home Free's "Butts Remix." Also their version of Boys II Men's "End of the Road" is just amazing. And "When A Man Loves A Woman." Loved your reaction!

Tim and Peter do Greensleeves together and there you will be amazed at how high Tim can sing.

Peter and tim doing “greensleeves” you get to hear tims high register

That last note isn't even low for Tim Foust... he can go MUCH lower.

Great reaction! It comes from the first Hobbit film, as the Dwarves are about to set out on their quest.

Geoff Castellucci also has a version of this song, where he multitracks himself. The song is from The Hobbit.

@ianallcorn7436

3 жыл бұрын

It's the better of the to

@TheUserid82

3 жыл бұрын

I still think Geoff simply cloned himself to save on editing and effects.

Peter and Tim did this beautifully. For another wonderful version, check out Geoff Castellucci. He's the bass for Voice Play, but has his own channel, as well, with fantastic stuff.

👏👏👏👏 (she did the I'm stunned face) Great reaction, tripping over words after hearing something like that is expected, I'm glad you really enjoyed it. Any song done with Tim Foust or Geoff Castellucci is Worth listening to. Try Sixteen Tons by Geoff Castellucci. Home Free and Voiceplay you can't go wrong with. (best A-Capella groups) 😀👍🍻💛👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Great reaction! Tim's low notes blow sound systems on stage.. Peter and Home Free have done a bunch of songs together. Home Free did a fantastic cover of John Denvers Take me home. Check that one out. God bless!

Peter and Tim have done several songs together. Youi might want to check out their Sounds of Silence, Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Green Sleeves, Fire and Rain and God Only Knows videos. Thanks for all your great reactions!

Tim's last note here at the end is a Growled G#1. :)

For more incredible bass and harmonies, do more Voice Play! They have released some awesome stuff lately!

I also recommend Peter and Tim's cover of "Sound of Silence"

Your reactions when you heard this was amazing. I've heard that the ONLY noise was the Human Voice, which they do advertise in the beginning, their were only 2 voices, Peter and Tim's voices, they were in 2 separate locations And there are over 100 layers. Consisting of only their 2 voices. The video is amazing. Tim, you know from HOME FREE. Their BASS with a 5+ octave range. Peter, I am new to him, after seeing and hearing this video. He is amazing. He does a great song that I think you would like. If you would like, check out: Hobbit Drinking Medley - Peter Hollens feat. Hank Green!! : It is AWESOME as well. This was yet again, another great Post, Samantha. Thank you.

Home Frees cover of "Love Train" a retro 70s vibe interspersed with videos of fans dancing at home. Very heartwarming.

Little info Peter and Tim were on 2 different locations, filmed and put together, wow

@carlsmith4878

3 жыл бұрын

Yep, they weren't even in the same country making this. Amazing!

His voice so strongle evokes a Middle Earth/dwarven sound, captured the tone of the song perfectly! Enjoyed your reaction!

This is so good isn’t it?!! Peter Hollens is an amazing “a cappella” singer. He is a master of layering voices. It’s just the two voices, Peter and Tim’s. He used a 120 tracks of their voices or something amazing like that so that it sounds like a choir. If you stare at the camera on Tim’s last note, the camera shakes. He hit a G#1 I think. Yes, this is from the movie The Hobbit and the Dwarves sing it. Peter and Tim collaborate on more songs you might like: Sound of Silence, Bridge Over Troubled Water, Greensleeves, Fire and Rain. Also Peter has sung a few songs with Tim’s band Home Free. Amazing Grace is a beautiful one. All a cappella so no instruments. Good reaction!

This is from the movie "The Hobbit". It's sung by dwarves upon losing their homeland to a dragon. You should definitely see "The Hobbit". All the harmonies were provided by Peter and Tim--just the two of them. Peter is the king of layering. I absolutely love Peter Hollens. I suggest you react to Peter Hollens' solo "Shendoah" (from the same-named movie), his Disney Villian Medley (with Whitney Avalon--far and away my favorite "Villians" medley), his collaboration with Hank Greene for the "Hobbit Drinking Medley" (also from several of "The Hobbit" movies--this is just so much fun!), and his collaboration with his wife (Evynne Hollens) on the Les Miserables medley.

Peter Hollens and Home Free sang Amazing Grace which is beautifully done. This song is quite good! Thanks for the great reaction.

Peter Hollens collaborates with Home Free fairly often. A recent offering from them was put together during quarantine it is a layered collaboration of Hollens and about 100 of his patrons with all of Home Free singing "I still haven't found what I'm looking for". It's quite good.

Peter layered 120+ tracks when they did this. He’s a master at this!

Wonderful reaction (both of you). Consider me a fan.

Another…Peter Hollens featuring Home Free…”AMAZING GRACE”…..It’s Beautiful 💥❤️‼️💥

Thank u beautiful lady in Spain for your reactions 💗 😘

And now it's time to do Geoff Castellucci's version of this song

Several Peter Hollens and Tim Foust collaborations out there for you to check out.

The typical female look on their faces watching Tim sing low. Don't worry Sam, most females react the same. Great song, and fun reaction. Try Home Frees new release 'Crazy'. ✌️😎

I think you'd enjoy Peter Hollins and Home Free singing Amazing Grace!!

Now you know why we said you should check out this song !!

If you like Tim's voice then you really need to check out Geoff Castellucci, "16 Tons", "Misty Mountains", and "Blackbird".

This song is from the movie 'The Hobbit'. My favorite Home Free cover is 'In the Blood'.

no instaments it's all their voices. they recorded in different locations.

Tim's low voice reminds of a cathedral pipe organ.

Samantha, Peter Hollens is THE expert for acapella music at the university of Portland. In his own channel you will discover very funny songs and medleys and breathtaking pieces. Please try "Baba Yetu" theme from the game Civilication III. It is the God´s Prayer in Swahili, a african language, and now sang in almost all african churches. Skyrim song with Lindsey Sterling Master -violinist, is fun to watch. Peter is a good egg. At Christmas he and his family brought little gifts to street people in Portland. Stay save and healthy with yours. Greetings from Southwest Germany

You have to do the bass from voiceplays cover next his is incredible too

👏👏👏👏👍👍💖💖

You really need headphones for Tim or any of the fellas from Home Free. Otherwise, you miss so much. You can trust Home Fries on this.

Home Free fans identify as home fries alluding to the southern American potato breakfast dish. Here is just a few of their enormously popular covers; Boys to Men's End of The Road ( every black reactor I've seen is amazed by this performance) , ,When a Man Loves a Woman , Mayday , Elvira (ft. The Oak Ridge Boys) , American Pie (ft. Don Mclean) , Hillbilly Bone , Champagne Taste on a Beer Budget (written by Tim and very funny) , I Swear ( hilarious) All about that Bass (comical), My Church. These are the ones that will bring tears; Go rest high on that mountain , How Great Thou Art. They just dropped their cover of Patsy Cline's "Crazy" on Aug. 1st

If you like bass singers, please react to Geoff (Jeff) Castallucci covering "Tennessee" Ernie Ford's song "Sixteen Tons". A song about the bad ol' days of coal mining. The coal company paid the miners in "Scrip", or fake money. So the only place they could shop was the company general store and the company could charge whatever they wanted. Thus the lyrics..."I Owe My Soul To The Company Store".

Check out Voice Plays version, Geoff x4., Then My Mother Told Me is the group with extra guy...loves ya😜😘

Remember that everything you hear in this song is made by the human mouth and throat!

If you aren't wearing ear buds you should.

Foust's range is at least A0-A5, although he has said that he can reach the lowest note on an 88-key piano.

If you ever watch “The hobbit” … this is the song the dwarves sing. Misty Mountains is a mountain range in JRR Tolkiens tales of The hobbit and The Lord of the Rings, in which dwarves dwell. 😉

Tim releasing his inner Smaug

There were no instruments in this song. All background singing was layering of Peter Hollens' voice. The song is from the first movie in Peter Jackson's trilogy of The Hobbit by J. R. R. Tolkien. In the movie, the song is sung by the dwarfs.

This is a song from the book called, The Hobbit.

You may want to check out Folsom Prison Blues next, and then their cover of Mayday.

You might enjoy hearing Peter Hollens and Tim Foust sing God Only Knows with their wives

If you liked this, you might also like Home Free's version of Brothers In Arms, it's similar in some ways, but also different.

Your reaction to Tim's last note was amazing. Also, would you be willing to make your video window a little bigger? 😎

@SamanthaLisa

3 жыл бұрын

i will try to make it a bit bigger

@robertkrouse9478

3 жыл бұрын

@@SamanthaLisa Thank you. 😎

You should listen to Do You Hear What I Hear by Home Free

Chilling, ain't it?

From the movie. The Hobbit

At the very beginning of video it states all sounds done with human voice and mouth.

That was an A Flat 1

Thats a G1

try James Blunt monsters

the opening Sing Off with all the groups kzread.info/dash/bejne/aWV4y7R9mcmcdco.html

Samantha Tim reached a G1

man, Tim Foust can sing MUCH lower than that lol

For shame :) Watch the Hobbit by Peter Jackson and then the Lord of the Rings Trilogy... they will take you 2-3 days if you binge watch. Then watch Peter Hollens and the Bilboa Baggins Drinking song if you have not by now... I know this was recorded a while ago

Foust like pout

It’s pronounced “Faust”, like the opera.

You need to listen to some Southern Rock, like Lynyrd Skynyrd.

It's hard to believe all those voices came from two men, isn't it?

Strictly their mouths.

Then you should watch the hobbit

I laughed throu the hole song... just ridiculous

All human voices and mouths staggering eh ?

Geoff’s version is better