Joining a choir class can be quite taxing. Currently in a show choir, and my range is always iffy when in school. However, on the weekends, My range drops from a lucky C#2 to a consistent C2 from simply not singing. Resting your voice is extremely important, singing low or high.
Hello friend...You opinion and experience is as important as mine or anyones, first and foremost...I am not questioning your words, nor being negative, please note that. In my own experience, the less I practice, the worse my low range is. And I can leave you cuddling in a corner crying for mama when we talk about loud and resonant low notes haha :) But that is nothing, even if you are a high bass, nothing wrong about that. But I am coming from a classical backroung of vocal lessons, and classical singer have to have very good stamina, singing almost every day (at least lot of them) and they cannot let their voice "relax" in certain way. Of course, they all know how to breathe, they use leaning the breath mostly, look for various appoggio breathing techniques and consult that with you teacher. Because if you have to relax to get your low notes to pop out, then you are very possibly doing something totally wrong. Me, when I don!t practice every day, my low range goes nuts basically. But feel free to do whatever you want, just be happy ;) These are just my experiences, my truth, but to you it is knowledge and knowledge should never overshadow truth. Be positive and keep singing, you have a fan in me ;) Cheers Ivo
Or when you get a COLD. ;-) But yeah, sing a few really high notes, and the low ones tend to go bye-bye, for a while, I've found. For people who constantly have trouble breathing quickly through their noses, due to constriction, a Neti Pot, gross as it seems (it is, kinda) can really work wonders. Follow directions, though, especially with frequency of use. Sure helped me.
I agree with you %100 but as a 53 year old bass the most important thing is sing with great technique and the low notes will come with time. In my 20's my lowest chest note was B flat now I'm down to an F In chest voice and very comfortable with A flats anytime. Just be patient...good singing isn't always the lowest.
@@hcildwold1751 I'm late on this one but the vocal folds tend to lose their bulk with aging, becoming thinner and stiffer and lose mobility and you progressively lose the ability to go as low as you would've gone in your 40s for example (the timbre is also gonna change with age). This means the most productive years for an average bass would be between the [insert the age when one becomes classified as a bass - e.g. 20 y/o]s and 70-ish but it heavily depends on the person. Though some people do seem to get lower and lower as they age, and as I said, it depends on many factors. Still, have this in mind.
I know how to subharmonic Just make a fry and add a little chest and feel the voice in your throat dont be mad your first subharmonic Will be terrible but you practice you can subharmonic like Geoff Castellucci
@@trumpetplayerdude9838 My lowest chest note as a baritone is an Eb2, or a D2 on a good day but ive put a lot of hours into singing higher and lower. I can sing up to a falsetto F5 pretty consistently and sometimes squeak out a G5. I can chest-fry down to a G1 very well, subharmonic down to A0, and growl/inhale down to F0 now. I don't think I am nearly as good as most of these great bass singers out here, and I may not get a resonant C2 (unless my voice drops a bit more as I age) but becoming a better singer and widening range is not all too hard with a ton of practice.
Amazing and informative video - I love that you emphasize the "Be a better singer" point alongside the continued "find a singing teacher/vocal coach" Those are two major points a lot of people tend to forget about/not consider! Great job on the video and I look forward to seeing more from you! (Perhaps covering more of that music theory knowledge you seem to posses? ;D )
"Stress is never good for you" thank, i have postraumatic stressXD and when it was very strong my lowest note was is F2-G2xD but already i can D2 (sometime B1-Bb1)
I recently found out I am a bass singer. I practice all my singing in mixed and head voice to imitate my favorite singers. And only used my higher end of chest. At first I was disappointed, I'm not a baritone. But now I've started embracing it and starting to love it
I remember the morning when I woke up and I sang my first resonant Bb1 by chest, and on evening I wasn"t able to sing nor Db2... btw: Great subharmonic Bb1 at 11:36 👍
I've been in music my whole life from piano and guitar as a kid to trumpet for 7 years and ainging the whole time. This is THE BEST video for learning how to sing bass it goes the most in depth with the most advice. 10/10
Jordán József I think it’s more common in deeper voices for some reason- although I’m 14 and u would expect it my voice is a lot deeper than all of my friends but it cracks a lot more
@@marcelloberry6829 I think it's because basses tend to speak in a lower tone than normal, so that's why. But speaking in a higher tone is not that attractive. :D
I should be thankful, that I could sang C2 from the start right bro? Now I can do B1 chest also. Great video btw. I realy like to learn the growl tactic, so can't wait for an other video
I have practice over almost 10 years practecing songs where the singers are bass singers and it helped a lot, ive seen and feel the change. Before singing some of Lacrimas Profundere songs were hard, now its easy, well not all of them because the band owner of Lacrimas Profundere sings very low in Shiver and the new singer is like him and sings very low too. Now im practecing some songs of Gothminister were the lead singer is baritone but still is bass voice and the raspiness of his voice in some parts on songs like Demons, Darkness or Utopia just tells me that he has like more than 15 years of experience and i think its like almost 30 years of experience. You can do all the tips that he gives you but if you dont practice then you will not see progress. Practice is the way to perfection.
You don't listen to many RUclips vids do you? Mics can help with audio quality but not to the scale your hearing! His abilities are prevalent and amplified through the Mic but I bet he could do just as well if not better in person
I’m 14 too. I’d just practice getting your lowest notes good before trying to hit G2 or lower like for me I can reliably hit Eb2 so I just practice E2,F2,F#2 and get good tone and quality on the notes and I find them when I try to sing lower I get a little bit closer to singing the next note down ( I’ve hit C#2 before btw(: )
I’m 15 and I have been singing bass since I was 12 and I learned a good amount of stuff that’s really helpful. Don’t force your lower notes because it will damage your vocal chords and will make your voice higher. Try working on your high register a lot as well because on my experience, my low range expanded after practicing high notes. And before you sing, relax your neck and try doing some exercises that relax your neck. I did all of this and I went from an Eb2 to a daily C2 and the lowest I’ve gone is G1. It really makes a difference if you practice it for a lot of time.
*Tomi no* How long growl? For example, the ending of the Ring of Fire song. I can growl in a short time, so I expire. I want you to teach. If possible, I would be very happy. Thank you.
@@Kdawg142 I have been practicing all the time. I have trained for 5-6 months. I am getting better and thank you very much. I listen to your language. You don't understand me, so translate from gogle hahaha. I'm Thai. I don't know if there are people listening to my house. Hahaha Thank you 🙏 😅
There is an excellent vid by Geoff Castelucci on doing that, more straightforward hints, less gobbledygook. He does some subharmonic stuff, too, which is fry, with chest on top. And he is REALLY good at it, MHO, 1st octave solid, 0th to some degree. From what I can see, it's easy to fry (it is, I tried it during the vid". Controlling it, pitch wise is a WHOLE different matter. The little bit I tried, very very hard. Betting it takes MANY hours of practice, and he tells you to be careful with that.
Do you think I'll be able to some day sing down to B1 if I can sing D2/Eb2 as the lowest note atm? I did singing for about a year with a teacher and performed with the lowest note of D2.
Depends, probably, with enough work. My lowest was a G2 at the beginning of 2019, now it's a C2 and sometimes, coincidentally, a B1. If yours is a D2 (comfortably), depending on how your voice decides it wants to grow, you might be able to get down to a Bb1 or even an A1.
When you say, if you can’t hit below a f2 does that mean when you’re an adult? Just curious because I can’t consistently hit below a F2 but I am only 14
When I was fourteen I was able to hit like a C2 pretty consistently. Now I can hit the 0 octave obviously not chest though Just give it time. Mine dropped super quickly because I’m 16 now but it can take up to 25 or later. My voice could also change again and go straight to tenor. You truly just can’t be sure what will happen.
Well not perhaps 14. But after like 2 or 3 years your voice changes, it pretty much stay on the same level. You can expand it of course and sometimes even by an octave but the low is pretty solid and can go only so far. Of course there is that thing with the chest fry which I will talk about later more. It can decieve a lot of people.
Bro, it's late, but you're a legend and I just had to watch this video! I know you're Czech, and I don't know your language but I know Polish is somewhat similar, so Dobranoc ;P
Hi Tomi Pizur , love your videos. Question: my vocal range is C2-A4 in chest but my C2 is really soft though i can sustain it, will it strenghten with time and practice? I'm 25 years old. Thank you.
I'm chiming in just to help you. So, regarding your low C, with practice it can get much better but you can't really change your sound since you are 25 y.o. Vocal change will come since your voice gets deeper everyday you grow but don't expect any big changes in terms of vocal range, your low C is probably the bottom. But you can strengthen it by implementing all these different techniques Tomi is reffering to.
@@GeorgeLifterMann My question comes around the fact that at My age Geoff castellucci had My exact same Range and now he is like 3 tones lower or so in chest
When i was 14 My lowest note was like E2 , at 16 Eb2 and it got a like bit lower until now , which on some days the lowest is a soft B1, but a C2 everyday. Do You speak spanish btw?
@Lucas Inglat then You Will be more than ok in order to be an acapella singer , i asked You if You spoke spanish , as Lucas tends to be a latín/brazilian name and i'm argentinian
I can relate to the idea of being a good singer instead of a bass singer. I remember back when I used to want to be a bass and when I used to try really hard to only do E2-B2. I still sometimes do notes like that now and can hit a chest A1 sometimes, but I mostly use my range from G2-E4 now. I know now that because I am a baritone, I sound much better in that range. I don’t work on my extreme lows as much as I used to. I sound okay when I sing in the bass range, but not amazing. At the end of the day, the baritone range is where my voice shines.
I'm 17 and have been interested in bass for about a year now and can go down to a D2 but I can't get my placement right. I never feel much resonance in my mask unless it's the morning (but at least I'm not changing much from morning voice to regular range I can usually get a good C#2 in the morning). I've experimented with timbre closer to choral/gospel bass like Pavel Myakotin in Kovcheg, but then I can't go very low at all, barely below F2 and it still doesn't feel very 'forward.' Could you do a video about placement?
I literally have no singing experience and I am 19 years old. I think I have a relatively short range. I know that I can’t sign high. For my bass notes I can do a D2 clearly and hit a C2 but not strongly. In the mornings, I have a nice and strong B1. Is it possible for me to train myself to go lower?
it is, but it takes time. especially when you are training later in developmental stages of teenage/adult years. You can expand your range, in chest and head voice. But it takes patience and alot of throat aches, so drink water.
Your Tattoo at 6:05 looks like the bass logo or bass clef. I dont know how it is called in english. Btw keep going brother we love your videos and much love to all the bass singers!
Bro I know you posted this a long time and I recently Downloaded this singing app Because I'd like to sing... However It's like everyone has these high pitch estravagant Beautiful voices And I can't come close to those notes I wanted to figure out if I was a Baratone or base so I took multiple test and my high peak note is an E3 which I assume is bass and I'm straining at even hitting that note is there something wrong with me or is this normal for a Base?
Hello Tomi I wanted to know if you could solve my doubts since I am confused about whether I am a bass or a baritone. some singing teachers have told me that I am a developing bass others that I am a baritone and even some have told me that I am a tenor because supposedly my passage zone is between F4 and G4. and the truth everyone leaves me confused my comfortable voice range is between a Eb2 to an Eb4 although I could go down to a G # 1 and go up to a G # 4 all in my chest voice record. With falsetto or head voice I can reach a G5 comfortably but I can go up to a C # 6. In my mixed voice I was able to reach a C # 5 and although I can reach very low notes my timbre is very light, it is not like a bass and I do not have a voice as deep as yours. The only reason I want to know my type of voice is because I don't want to cause any kind of damage to my voice, because if I'm really a bass I don't want to force myself to sing songs from a tenor or something to do.
I'm curious, for you bottom dwellers, what is your go-to mic for live stage performance? I get below a C2 and my Senheiser e935 doesn't quite pick it up. And that's right on it, and it's known for having a pretty good proximity effect. It captures the air part of course, so that's not good.
21 years old bass? Dammn! Some people said you were 45 years old. Hahahahahahaha Anyway... I am 21 years, and my range is C2-E4. I noticed that I have increase in resonance. My low notes are much more comfortable and beautiful than my high notes. Do I have a chance to become a bass or a bass baritone at least? Haha I want to learn chest fry, but it leads me to E1, D, C1 even B0. It's quite hard to sing a B1 or A1 in chest fry to me. I use subharmonics to sing A1, G1 and F1.
I am 17 years old Dramatic Baritone and my vocal range is B0-B4 The B0 is my lowest Growl And B4 my highest chest note But i can sing a B1 g1 a1 c2 in chest voice You must be clos youre mouth and use vocal fry and humming and youre voice get deeper
Hi, bro. I'm brazilian. I'm 20 y old. My lowest chest voice is D#2. But, in the morning is B1/C2. Frying I can hit C#1. My tessiture is D#2-D4. With falsetto is E4-E5. I'm a bass or baritone? *My voice will be more dark and lower (F1, A1 in chest voice) when I have 30/35 years old?* (Sorry, my english is basic.)
Maybe, if you work hard at it. If you can comfortably hit a D#2 now, I have no doubts you will be able to sing the highest notes of the first octave and maybe a bit lower if you practice really hard. Apparently, working your higher range can also extend your lower range, so make sure to work on everything.
@@allistercrow2405, thanks! In Brazil, my country, there is not much content in our language about vocal bass. We don't have much content about sub-harmonic, fry, etc. I can only watch videos in English, like Geoff C., Tomi P., etc. How can I train hard and evolve to achieve lower grades?
@@leonardosaraivadatuf it may seem daunting, but it's not hard, pick a note you want to hit in the near future, when I started it was E2 (cause I only had G2 at the time). Sing a halfstep down and work on getting those pitches solid, when you get down to the desired note, push it further. From E2 to D2 and from D2 to C2 and from C2 to B1 and lower if you so please. A good way to warm up your low notes is to drop your Adams apple and keep it as relaxed as possible, then hum the note until you can find it in your chest region, once you've found it, try increasing the resonance. It'll be hard at first but it gets easier. Once you've mastered it that way, go the rest of the way by getting it to the point where you don't have to forcefully drop your larynx, it'll become a comfortable chest note, and just keep doing that til you make it.
I don’t think I’ll ever be able to sing as low as u. But I’m a fairly mid developed freshman in highschool. So maybe me voice will get deeper. Just started learning subharmonics. I easily hit g1
Sir I need a answer. Can bass singer hit falsetto?? Coz i can hit low notes and dont have a high vocal range. But I can sing in falsetto. I am very much confused.
Tomi you are a hero of mine just bc of your amazing voice and range and if you could help me out I am an aspiring bass singer with a range to G1 but zero high range what do I do??!??❤️❤️❤️💙
I can sing A1 comfortably and loud enough, and hightest comfortable is C4. Srlly why my 1st vocal couch said i am goddamn TENOR, and made me stress and tense all muscles by trying to sing with raised larynx ... ;_;
I’m 16 and my lowest note comfortably is around C2 or a little lower on a good day. Subharmonics are hard for me. I’m just asking around because I don’t know what boat I’m in, am I lower than normal or am I average?
I get the tips but I have one question. I try to go low being as relaxed as possible, but I just can't seem to be relaxed enough to sing low like you can and I am at 18 years old. Can you tell me exactly what I am doing wrong with that???
Hi I'm 17 and my lowest note is C2 Chest highest note B3. But I have a really good Chest/Fry mixed I can down to a G1. Complete fry E1. So am I a baritone with a couple of pedals or just a bass?
No hes a Bass-Baritone Untrained Bass-Baritone can not sing a F4 Untrained Bass-Baritone can not sing above B3 I am 17 years old Dramatic Baritone and my vocal range is B0-B4 The B0 is my lowest growl and my B4 chest note
Do you know if any other drink other than beer can help relaxation? For example cider? And I've often heard that it's better to drink tea or camomile instead of plain hot water, do you know why is that? By the way, great video, very helpful, especially (as you might have guessed) the part on relaxation and the relative exercises!
Actually, in czech we have a drink called Vincentka. It's like natural water with minerals and it suppose to help your vocal cords. But it's so disgusting I wouldn't recomend it to anyone :D
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Joining a choir class can be quite taxing. Currently in a show choir, and my range is always iffy when in school. However, on the weekends, My range drops from a lucky C#2 to a consistent C2 from simply not singing. Resting your voice is extremely important, singing low or high.
Same from like an iffy Eb2 to a consistent D2 sometimes C#2
Hello friend...You opinion and experience is as important as mine or anyones, first and foremost...I am not questioning your words, nor being negative, please note that. In my own experience, the less I practice, the worse my low range is. And I can leave you cuddling in a corner crying for mama when we talk about loud and resonant low notes haha :) But that is nothing, even if you are a high bass, nothing wrong about that. But I am coming from a classical backroung of vocal lessons, and classical singer have to have very good stamina, singing almost every day (at least lot of them) and they cannot let their voice "relax" in certain way. Of course, they all know how to breathe, they use leaning the breath mostly, look for various appoggio breathing techniques and consult that with you teacher. Because if you have to relax to get your low notes to pop out, then you are very possibly doing something totally wrong. Me, when I don!t practice every day, my low range goes nuts basically. But feel free to do whatever you want, just be happy ;) These are just my experiences, my truth, but to you it is knowledge and knowledge should never overshadow truth. Be positive and keep singing, you have a fan in me ;) Cheers Ivo
Or when you get a COLD. ;-) But yeah, sing a few really high notes, and the low ones tend to go bye-bye, for a while, I've found. For people who constantly have trouble breathing quickly through their noses, due to constriction, a Neti Pot, gross as it seems (it is, kinda) can really work wonders. Follow directions, though, especially with frequency of use. Sure helped me.
In my chorus i used to sing alone the bass and had to sing high(3-4) many times
I agree with you %100 but as a 53 year old bass the most important thing is sing with great technique and the low notes will come with time. In my 20's my lowest chest note was B flat now I'm down to an F In chest voice and very comfortable with A flats anytime. Just be patient...good singing isn't always the lowest.
Muscles loosen up when you get older too! I kinda wanna be 60 already to have that amazing tone that your worn vocal chords can give, it's chilling!
@@hcildwold1751 I'm late on this one but the vocal folds tend to lose their bulk with aging, becoming thinner and stiffer and lose mobility and you progressively lose the ability to go as low as you would've gone in your 40s for example (the timbre is also gonna change with age). This means the most productive years for an average bass would be between the [insert the age when one becomes classified as a bass - e.g. 20 y/o]s and 70-ish but it heavily depends on the person. Though some people do seem to get lower and lower as they age, and as I said, it depends on many factors. Still, have this in mind.
My man representing us basses. I’m self taught like you and have been practicing for about 3 years now I am 20. Thanks for the tips my dude 👍🏻
I'm a baritone but I love bass so much more. My lowest chest note is only an E2, but I'm trying to learn subharmonic singing.
I know how to subharmonic Just make a fry and add a little chest and feel the voice in your throat dont be mad your first subharmonic Will be terrible but you practice you can subharmonic like Geoff Castellucci
Dude once you get your subharmonics down you'll probably be able to sing a solid low F or E!!
@@trumpetplayerdude9838 My lowest chest note as a baritone is an Eb2, or a D2 on a good day but ive put a lot of hours into singing higher and lower. I can sing up to a falsetto F5 pretty consistently and sometimes squeak out a G5. I can chest-fry down to a G1 very well, subharmonic down to A0, and growl/inhale down to F0 now. I don't think I am nearly as good as most of these great bass singers out here, and I may not get a resonant C2 (unless my voice drops a bit more as I age) but becoming a better singer and widening range is not all too hard with a ton of practice.
@@trumpetplayerdude9838 i am Dramatic Baritone and my vocal range is B0-B4
The B0 is my lowest Growl And the B4 is my High chest Voice
Train on regular basses. :)
I eat high basses for breakfast uargh!!! Haha ;)
That was Great 😊
Amazing and informative video - I love that you emphasize the "Be a better singer" point alongside the continued "find a singing teacher/vocal coach" Those are two major points a lot of people tend to forget about/not consider! Great job on the video and I look forward to seeing more from you! (Perhaps covering more of that music theory knowledge you seem to posses? ;D )
Could you coach me man?. You got a discord
to be fair, singing lessons cost an arm.
7:45 That killed me!!! ;)))))
"Stress is never good for you" thank, i have postraumatic stressXD and when it was very strong my lowest note was is F2-G2xD but already i can D2 (sometime B1-Bb1)
I recently found out I am a bass singer.
I practice all my singing in mixed and head voice to imitate my favorite singers.
And only used my higher end of chest.
At first I was disappointed, I'm not a baritone. But now I've started embracing it and starting to love it
I remember the morning when I woke up and I sang my first resonant Bb1 by chest, and on evening I wasn"t able to sing nor Db2...
btw: Great subharmonic Bb1 at 11:36 👍
Yeah, I have those days too!
btw. Thanks :3
I as a teenager going through puberty already have a seriously low voice, these tips helped me so much with getting it even deeper and cleaner
5:13 thought that was hilarious.
That vape stuff is what makes him sing low lol
I can confirm that, been vaping for almost 2 years and my bass resonance is better than ever 😅
@@LukeWeedy sarcasm right? 😅
King Reinhold seriously but don’t vape kids
@@LukeWeedy Let's' hope this is serious
@@LukeWeedy damn, imma try that
I've been in music my whole life from piano and guitar as a kid to trumpet for 7 years and ainging the whole time. This is THE BEST video for learning how to sing bass it goes the most in depth with the most advice. 10/10
11:33
That was smooth
The beer tip definitely works. After work I go to a bar with a few coworkers and my voice drops.
This video is one of the coolest birthday gifts I've received 😍
0:52 *Tomi no*
You’ve got a deep voice you can’t get away with voice cracks like that
Edit: also how much e liquid is behind you Jesus
I knooow, this just happens sometimes, after you eat 3 tortillas.
A lot!! Like really lot.
Tomi P vape naysh
I'm 25 and my voice still cracks a lot.
Jordán József I think it’s more common in deeper voices for some reason- although I’m 14 and u would expect it my voice is a lot deeper than all of my friends but it cracks a lot more
@@marcelloberry6829 I think it's because basses tend to speak in a lower tone than normal, so that's why. But speaking in a higher tone is not that attractive. :D
I should be thankful, that I could sang C2 from the start right bro? Now I can do B1 chest also. Great video btw. I realy like to learn the growl tactic, so can't wait for an other video
nice video !
i'm pretty impatient to see your next video, i wanna hit an E1 with subharmonics, but these days, it's a bit froggy x)
Exactly what Geoff Castelucci said in his video lol
I have practice over almost 10 years practecing songs where the singers are bass singers and it helped a lot, ive seen and feel the change. Before singing some of Lacrimas Profundere songs were hard, now its easy, well not all of them because the band owner of Lacrimas Profundere sings very low in Shiver and the new singer is like him and sings very low too. Now im practecing some songs of Gothminister were the lead singer is baritone but still is bass voice and the raspiness of his voice in some parts on songs like Demons, Darkness or Utopia just tells me that he has like more than 15 years of experience and i think its like almost 30 years of experience.
You can do all the tips that he gives you but if you dont practice then you will not see progress. Practice is the way to perfection.
11:35 what happens to I can’t do subharmonics
Thanks for sharing your experience
By the gods that's a lot of vape juice! I've only seen that much around my brother. 🤣🤣🤣
I feel like your mic does alot of the work
You don't listen to many RUclips vids do you? Mics can help with audio quality but not to the scale your hearing! His abilities are prevalent and amplified through the Mic but I bet he could do just as well if not better in person
Tomi Castelluci
When u sang bass for your school choir and can't get to F2 and he calls out TENORS not being able to do that......big rip
Awesome tips!
I am 14 and I would like to start training on bass singin my lower chest note is G#2.
I liked so much this video I have al ready learned so much
I’m 14 too. I’d just practice getting your lowest notes good before trying to hit G2 or lower like for me I can reliably hit Eb2 so I just practice E2,F2,F#2 and get good tone and quality on the notes and I find them when I try to sing lower I get a little bit closer to singing the next note down
( I’ve hit C#2 before btw(: )
I’m 15 and I have been singing bass since I was 12 and I learned a good amount of stuff that’s really helpful. Don’t force your lower notes because it will damage your vocal chords and will make your voice higher. Try working on your high register a lot as well because on my experience, my low range expanded after practicing high notes. And before you sing, relax your neck and try doing some exercises that relax your neck. I did all of this and I went from an Eb2 to a daily C2 and the lowest I’ve gone is G1. It really makes a difference if you practice it for a lot of time.
@@marcelloberry6829 and Ferny thanks a lot of your answers in a few days a can go a tone lower thank you so much
Ferny: If your voice is still being developed it doesn’t really do anything, just sing low. It’s not gonna cause harm
Only
Practice a lot
When I was 13 hit G2
Now 14 I hit E2 with resonance And power
Practice with a videos of warm up of vocal coaches
It works!
Amazing video bro keep it up🔥
*Tomi no*
How long growl? For example, the ending of the Ring of Fire song. I can growl in a short time, so I expire. I want you to teach. If possible, I would be very happy. Thank you.
I would say practice your breathing and the growl note. Taking a fuller breath helps.
@@Kdawg142 I have been practicing all the time. I have trained for 5-6 months. I am getting better and thank you very much. I listen to your language. You don't understand me, so translate from gogle hahaha. I'm Thai. I don't know if there are people listening to my house. Hahaha Thank you 🙏 😅
There is an excellent vid by Geoff Castelucci on doing that, more straightforward hints, less gobbledygook. He does some subharmonic stuff, too, which is fry, with chest on top. And he is REALLY good at it, MHO, 1st octave solid, 0th to some degree. From what I can see, it's easy to fry (it is, I tried it during the vid". Controlling it, pitch wise is a WHOLE different matter. The little bit I tried, very very hard. Betting it takes MANY hours of practice, and he tells you to be careful with that.
Do you think I'll be able to some day sing down to B1 if I can sing D2/Eb2 as the lowest note atm? I did singing for about a year with a teacher and performed with the lowest note of D2.
Depends, probably, with enough work. My lowest was a G2 at the beginning of 2019, now it's a C2 and sometimes, coincidentally, a B1. If yours is a D2 (comfortably), depending on how your voice decides it wants to grow, you might be able to get down to a Bb1 or even an A1.
Can't wait for part 2!!!!!
Helped me get my G1 back glooks 💪
When you say, if you can’t hit below a f2 does that mean when you’re an adult? Just curious because I can’t consistently hit below a F2 but I am only 14
I'm also fourteen, but I can comfortably hit a D2 by chest voice, so I think this varies from voice to voice.
Nah you have to let your voice develop. Your voice at 14 could be wildly different to your voice at 21.
When I was fourteen I was able to hit like a C2 pretty consistently. Now I can hit the 0 octave obviously not chest though Just give it time. Mine dropped super quickly because I’m 16 now but it can take up to 25 or later. My voice could also change again and go straight to tenor. You truly just can’t be sure what will happen.
Well not perhaps 14. But after like 2 or 3 years your voice changes, it pretty much stay on the same level. You can expand it of course and sometimes even by an octave but the low is pretty solid and can go only so far. Of course there is that thing with the chest fry which I will talk about later more. It can decieve a lot of people.
@@kros5983 I smell cap
Good tips man! Thank you.
Thank for this vid tomi!
Also god Damn all that vape juice behind you you should open a store 😂
Bro, it's late, but you're a legend and I just had to watch this video! I know you're Czech, and I don't know your language but I know Polish is somewhat similar, so Dobranoc ;P
To jo, jsou si dost podobné :P Dobrou noc!
Hi Tomi Pizur , love your videos. Question: my vocal range is C2-A4 in chest but my C2 is really soft though i can sustain it, will it strenghten with time and practice? I'm 25 years old. Thank you.
I'm chiming in just to help you. So, regarding your low C, with practice it can get much better but you can't really change your sound since you are 25 y.o. Vocal change will come since your voice gets deeper everyday you grow but don't expect any big changes in terms of vocal range, your low C is probably the bottom. But you can strengthen it by implementing all these different techniques Tomi is reffering to.
@@GeorgeLifterMann My question comes around the fact that at My age Geoff castellucci had My exact same Range and now he is like 3 tones lower or so in chest
When i was 14 My lowest note was like E2 , at 16 Eb2 and it got a like bit lower until now , which on some days the lowest is a soft B1, but a C2 everyday. Do You speak spanish btw?
@Lucas Inglat then You Will be more than ok in order to be an acapella singer , i asked You if You spoke spanish , as Lucas tends to be a latín/brazilian name and i'm argentinian
@@baxtita I'm fourteen and my lowest note usually Is a D2, do you mean in some Years I could potentially lower down to be a bass?
14m (c#2 - e5) noticed that high school choir bass is actually a lot higher than what you’d think of bass being or is that just me
I can relate to the idea of being a good singer instead of a bass singer. I remember back when I used to want to be a bass and when I used to try really hard to only do E2-B2. I still sometimes do notes like that now and can hit a chest A1 sometimes, but I mostly use my range from G2-E4 now. I know now that because I am a baritone, I sound much better in that range. I don’t work on my extreme lows as much as I used to. I sound okay when I sing in the bass range, but not amazing. At the end of the day, the baritone range is where my voice shines.
I'm 17 and have been interested in bass for about a year now and can go down to a D2 but I can't get my placement right. I never feel much resonance in my mask unless it's the morning (but at least I'm not changing much from morning voice to regular range I can usually get a good C#2 in the morning). I've experimented with timbre closer to choral/gospel bass like Pavel Myakotin in Kovcheg, but then I can't go very low at all, barely below F2 and it still doesn't feel very 'forward.' Could you do a video about placement?
ano, pivo, nejlepsi nastroj basaka 😁😁😁
Toss a coin so I can go na jedno :D
I literally have no singing experience and I am 19 years old. I think I have a relatively short range. I know that I can’t sign high. For my bass notes I can do a D2 clearly and hit a C2 but not strongly. In the mornings, I have a nice and strong B1. Is it possible for me to train myself to go lower?
it is, but it takes time. especially when you are training later in developmental stages of teenage/adult years. You can expand your range, in chest and head voice. But it takes patience and alot of throat aches, so drink water.
Hi, Tomi!👋🏾
Your Tattoo at 6:05 looks like the bass logo or bass clef. I dont know how it is called in english. Btw keep going brother we love your videos and much love to all the bass singers!
Yep, you're the first to notice :P Bass cleff on my hand forever!!
@@TomiPVideos It looks soo good!! Bass will be with you forever❤
Thats sweet, stay practicing
Congratulations for 6000 subscribes 🔥🔥🔥
HEY TOMI, PLEASE MAKE A VIDEO ON BREATHING TECHNIQUES FOR BASS SINGING....🙄🙄🙄
Bro I know you posted this a long time and I recently Downloaded this singing app Because I'd like to sing... However It's like everyone has these high pitch estravagant Beautiful voices And I can't come close to those notes I wanted to figure out if I was a Baratone or base so I took multiple test and my high peak note is an E3 which I assume is bass and I'm straining at even hitting that note is there something wrong with me or is this normal for a Base?
What if you are 15 and you can hit a G#1 lowest chest and comfortable C1 with chest and with growl F1 mabey lower, and with inhale can go to B0
I assume you meant comfortable C2 lol. Pretty cool.
I am 17 years old Dramatic Baritone i can Growl B0 and my highest note is B4 chest note
Really okay
Hello Tomi I wanted to know if you could solve my doubts since I am confused about whether I am a bass or a baritone. some singing teachers have told me that I am a developing bass others that I am a baritone and even some have told me that I am a tenor because supposedly my passage zone is between F4 and G4. and the truth everyone leaves me confused my comfortable voice range is between a Eb2 to an Eb4 although I could go down to a G # 1 and go up to a G # 4 all in my chest voice record. With falsetto or head voice I can reach a G5 comfortably but I can go up to a C # 6. In my mixed voice I was able to reach a C # 5 and although I can reach very low notes my timbre is very light, it is not like a bass and I do not have a voice as deep as yours. The only reason I want to know my type of voice is because I don't want to cause any kind of damage to my voice, because if I'm really a bass I don't want to force myself to sing songs from a tenor or something to do.
Sure thing, send me some clip or a video on instagram and we'll figure it out!
You're voice is naturally low tho I can literally hear it the way you naturally speak, so I guess that's why you're good at bass.
I'm curious, for you bottom dwellers, what is your go-to mic for live stage performance? I get below a C2 and my Senheiser e935 doesn't quite pick it up. And that's right on it, and it's known for having a pretty good proximity effect. It captures the air part of course, so that's not good.
Jsi čech a máš krásný hlas jsi fakt užasnej, jsi můj vzor taky chci mít takový bas jako ty opravdu moc jsi moc super
I can sing a c1 but it's not very pleasant or even that loud. Where should I start?
i need the inhale phonation one!! I cant seem to get it.
Just wait :P
21 years old bass? Dammn! Some people said you were 45 years old. Hahahahahahaha
Anyway... I am 21 years, and my range is C2-E4. I noticed that I have increase in resonance. My low notes are much more comfortable and beautiful than my high notes.
Do I have a chance to become a bass or a bass baritone at least? Haha
I want to learn chest fry, but it leads me to E1, D, C1 even B0. It's quite hard to sing a B1 or A1 in chest fry to me. I use subharmonics to sing A1, G1 and F1.
I am 17 years old Dramatic Baritone and my vocal range is B0-B4
The B0 is my lowest Growl And B4 my highest chest note
But i can sing a B1 g1 a1 c2 in chest voice
You must be clos youre mouth and use vocal fry and humming and youre voice get deeper
I am not here really to learn to sing bass, because i am a tenor, i just got really curious on how would a tenor sound doing subharmonic notes.
juice flavours? i saw the bottles in the back lol
Hi, bro. I'm brazilian. I'm 20 y old. My lowest chest voice is D#2. But, in the morning is B1/C2. Frying I can hit C#1. My tessiture is D#2-D4. With falsetto is E4-E5.
I'm a bass or baritone? *My voice will be more dark and lower (F1, A1 in chest voice) when I have 30/35 years old?*
(Sorry, my english is basic.)
Maybe, if you work hard at it. If you can comfortably hit a D#2 now, I have no doubts you will be able to sing the highest notes of the first octave and maybe a bit lower if you practice really hard. Apparently, working your higher range can also extend your lower range, so make sure to work on everything.
@@allistercrow2405, thanks!
In Brazil, my country, there is not much content in our language about vocal bass. We don't have much content about sub-harmonic, fry, etc. I can only watch videos in English, like Geoff C., Tomi P., etc.
How can I train hard and evolve to achieve lower grades?
@@leonardosaraivadatuf it may seem daunting, but it's not hard, pick a note you want to hit in the near future, when I started it was E2 (cause I only had G2 at the time). Sing a halfstep down and work on getting those pitches solid, when you get down to the desired note, push it further. From E2 to D2 and from D2 to C2 and from C2 to B1 and lower if you so please. A good way to warm up your low notes is to drop your Adams apple and keep it as relaxed as possible, then hum the note until you can find it in your chest region, once you've found it, try increasing the resonance. It'll be hard at first but it gets easier. Once you've mastered it that way, go the rest of the way by getting it to the point where you don't have to forcefully drop your larynx, it'll become a comfortable chest note, and just keep doing that til you make it.
@@allistercrow2405, thank you! I will do it! God bless you, man.
@@leonardosaraivadatuf no problem man
Great tips! Although you should keep that popfilter further from your mic :)
I don’t think I’ll ever be able to sing as low as u. But I’m a fairly mid developed freshman in highschool. So maybe me voice will get deeper. Just started learning subharmonics. I easily hit g1
I'm a tenor expanding my lower notes i can growl upp too G2 .
I can growl B0 i am Dramatic Baritone 😂 you must be practice and training training
If you use vocal fry hunming youre voice get deeper
Thats my tip
Have you not heard of the Mongolian throat singers? They do it all. They also can whistle with their voice.
Sir I need a answer. Can bass singer hit falsetto?? Coz i can hit low notes and dont have a high vocal range. But I can sing in falsetto. I am very much confused.
Tomi you are a hero of mine just bc of your amazing voice and range and if you could help me out I am an aspiring bass singer with a range to G1 but zero high range what do I do??!??❤️❤️❤️💙
I can sing A1 comfortably and loud enough, and hightest comfortable is C4. Srlly why my 1st vocal couch said i am goddamn TENOR, and made me stress and tense all muscles by trying to sing with raised larynx ... ;_;
Youre Basso Profundo youre Rare!
To bylo tlesknuti na začátek... :D
I want to sing tenor song, but i cant😭. I has a bass voice, E2-d4#. Tenor song has more emotion in it. I really envy people who has tenor voice
I'm 8 years old and I can HIT F-6 and its cOmpletly l3git.
Bullcrap
@@Mr.Tomato_God It's a joke...
Hah okay
I’m 14 and I’ve reached B1 but and comfortable around D2
I’m 16 and my lowest note comfortably is around C2 or a little lower on a good day. Subharmonics are hard for me. I’m just asking around because I don’t know what boat I’m in, am I lower than normal or am I average?
The talking voice is deep which is not very surprising with how deep he sings.
Can I ask something questions? I hit a D2 notes in regular day but when I woke up I hit ah clearly C2 what types of voice I have any one help me
Don’t take this as me showing off but my lowest note is C#2 and I’m 13 but I need to know if my notes are going to get lower?
I get the tips but I have one question. I try to go low being as relaxed as possible, but I just can't seem to be relaxed enough to sing low like you can and I am at 18 years old. Can you tell me exactly what I am doing wrong with that???
I'm still 15 but I can hit below F2 but not too loud, how to make it Louder?
Hello dear tomi,I can't conect my vocal fry to low chest voice,can you help me please? 🌹🙏
14 with a not so low voice I can hit b4 is that alright with no training
My lowest chest note is E2 😂 But I'm 18 now✌️
Please teach how to growl
Hi I'm 17 and my lowest note is C2 Chest highest note B3. But I have a really good Chest/Fry mixed I can down to a G1. Complete fry E1. So am I a baritone with a couple of pedals or just a bass?
If you can hit a C2 in chest then you're a bass.
No hes a Bass-Baritone
Untrained Bass-Baritone can not sing a F4
Untrained Bass-Baritone can not sing above B3
I am 17 years old Dramatic Baritone and my vocal range is B0-B4
The B0 is my lowest growl and my B4 chest note
DONT GET TO RELAXED!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Based only on experience, huh"?
Is there any other kind that matters???
I'm 14, I can every day go down to a D2, sometimes a C#2, If I keep working up on daily base on bass workouts could I reach an C2 completely?
Yes i am 17 years Dramatic Baritone my vocal range is B0-B4 the B0 is my lowest Growl Note and my highest Chest Voice is B4
You must use for 1 month vocal fry
Man what's your mic?
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@@TomiPVideos yoo i didn't expect you to actually thanks for telling me and i Love your content
Here comes the subharmonic JP crew.
Chest voice does not resonate in your chest. It resonates in your head you just feel sympathetic vibrations in your chest.
me who celebrates that I can sing a E2 so I have a chance
Same
Idk but it’s just me? Who is bass but can hit whistle
Anyway, my range is G2 - G4 - C7
6 months ago I knew I was a bass and could go down to e2 and now I can sing a1 in chest
@user-di3zu5zm3c that's where I'm at, subs on point but need the resonance in chest.
Where are you from? That's an oddly familiar accent
Your name's Timothy?
Stay away from things that stress you 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣, saw that 😏
Do you know if any other drink other than beer can help relaxation? For example cider? And I've often heard that it's better to drink tea or camomile instead of plain hot water, do you know why is that?
By the way, great video, very helpful, especially (as you might have guessed) the part on relaxation and the relative exercises!
Actually, in czech we have a drink called Vincentka. It's like natural water with minerals and it suppose to help your vocal cords. But it's so disgusting I wouldn't recomend it to anyone :D
I can’t believe fucking SME blocked your stream. Now we won’t get to rewatch it ever again, oh well.
i'm tenor i can hit bass and baritone notes....
Tak já teď nevím jsi Čech nebo ne? 🤣🤣🤣
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Corpse Husband x Jacksepticeye
Ahh but your voice is not that deep.
Not basso profundo levels but still low enough to be considered a bass in modern music