Men Unmute Lowest in the World, Elephants Can Only Listen

Waterloo, Indiana, limit the frequency of sound that can be heard by the human ear is approximately 20 Hz to 20 kHz. But a man who has been named as the owner of the world's lowest noise could sing with the sound frequency of 8 Hz infrasound alias.

Tim Storms holds the Guinness World Records as the man with the world's lowest noise. His voice can achieve a very low note, until only animals like elephants can hear.

American singer also has the widest vocal range in the world because it can reach a low note G-7 (0.189Hz), 8 octaves below the key of G on the piano. Because of the low, note that comes out of his voice could not even be heard by his ears. "I can feel it. I like being able to hear it in my head, but the frequency as anything more or less than what I felt," said Tim Storms, as reported MedicalDaily, Saturday (08/25/2012).

Storms was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma and grew up in Waterloo, Indiana. He started his singing career in the music group after graduation. After accidentally met with an ENT specialist at a concert, Storms studying biological reason behind record sound. "He (the doctor) said my vocal cords about 2 times longer than normal vocal cord.

Arytenoid muscles around my vocal cords have a lot more movement than normal," he explained. Thanks to his voice, Storms have gained fame, winning several awards and expanded to international musical career.

He was recently selected by an international talent search for a new choir called 'Tranquility', which requires a singer with a low E note, the lowest note ever written in choral composition. Storms already holds the record for the lowest noise for more than 10 years. He even plans to immediately solve his own record