[ohio_eric]

Gospel Singer Makes 'Guinness Book Of World Records' With Lowest Note : NPR

According to The Guinness Book of World Records, Roger Menees has made the lowest note ever recorded. In February, at a recording studio in Carbondale, he hit an F-sharp at .393 hertz.

With a voice that low he should sing death metal. :lol:

 

[Jason]

Drew?

 

[Kagami]

you can't even hear that :lol:

 

[The Dark Wolf]

It'd suck if he hit the brown note during his Sunday worship service solo.

 

[MFB]

It'd suck if he hit the brown note during his Sunday worship service solo.

Suck? Shit would be hilarious.

 

[eleven59]

Suck? Shit would be hilarious.

Pun intended?

 

[stealthtastic]

Holy shit, he should join a breebreecore band. :ugh:

 

[MFB]

Definitely.

EDIT : Fuckin' Stealth

 

[cev]

you can't even hear that :lol:

Man, at 0.393 Hz, it could be five octaves higher and you still wouldn't be able to hear it! :lol:

 

[jacksonplayer]

Gospelcore.

 

[Leona]

Sounds like the guy from Demilich. \m/

 

[The Dark Wolf]

Sounds like the guy from Demilich. \m/

Demilich. :bowdown:

 

[eleven59]

Hopefully this goes viral enough that we get all sorts of hilarious/awesome remixes :lol:

 

[Neznaroz]

WROREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

*BLASTS* FILLS *BLASTS*

Hopefully this goes viral enough that we get all sorts of hilarious/awesome remixes :lol:

I was just thinking this.

Autotune, YEZ PLEZ!!11

 

[34]

Hrm, you can hear his vocal chords moving - if I concentrate, I can generate just one of those noises in isolation, at will - does that mean that I can 'sing' an infinitely low note? What if I 'sing' one, wait a minute, then 'sing' another - do I get the record for lowest note?

 

[KEWB]

He should do a duet with this guy.

Skip to about 2:17

 

[Soopahmahn]

Mmmm... Fry register.

http://intensities.files.wordpress.com/2008/12/fry.jpg