@@agnidas5816 ik it's just weird hearing people calling higher subharmonic register overtones, because it's your chest voice singing the original note.
The cool thing about subharmonics is that notes don't sound less and less powerful the lower you can go. The vibration of your vocal chords just gets slower but in that case will make a more powerful rumble appear. And your E1 is one of the best examples for that. Man I just love this technique.
@@swordsinsanelowest I hit using sub harmonics was an A#0, and it was not easy. I don't have the ability to project quite yet with this technique but I am getting better with the 2nd octaves, like A1 and such sounding a bit louder and more powerful. Its a lot of fun singing such low notes, which is crazy because I don't naturally have a low voice but the technique allows me to go low lol
First of all, that's really clean and amazing. Second of all, you doing this in the basement of your apartment building, the neighbours gon be scared, tf
@@cend2362 It will destroy the building. If you can tune to any object with their natural frequency they will resonate with it. That's why some singers can break wine glass because they are singing in its natural frequency. Nikola Tesla has demonstrated this with his device if I am not mistaken.
@@cend2362 naturally frequency is the note an object makes when you say strike it. Say a wine glass. It you tap it and match the tone, if loud enough you can break it. That’s because the natural frequency is what it vibrates at when hit with kinetic energy, much like a tuning fork. The natural frequency of a building however, that would probably be lower than we could even be capable of hearing. So it’s a goofy joke. But based on scientific reality.
Bro I already saw this video months ago, and now I realize how the overtones of E1 are so rich, that I don't even hear the fundamental well anymore, favourite video on RUclips (what I'm trying to say, It's that pleases me up, to hear so many harmonics coming out of your voice, that feels like a dark chord, even though it's just overtones) srry for my English
@@awokwok1029 You do an E2 in Chest voice to create an E1 in Subharmonics, usually you can hear parts of that E2 in the Subharmonic E1 here you can barely make it out if at all!
Awesome it's so good to see other people are into this as well been doing this for a while I kind of went off my practice but it's inspirational to see other people still love the magic of voice
Most impressive E1 I ever heard I'm so used to people hitting that note with a vocal fry, it usually just sounds like a growl. But this, this was smooooth
That was purely amazing and truly satisfying to watch! Do you have any tips on pronounciation when using sub-harmonics to get a fuller and deeper sound? Any prefrences with what vowels to use for example?
Hi Brother, I can recommend that you use the open vowels as A-O-E, to get the subharmonic you must emit a tonality, then relax the throat and slightly tension the strings without losing the emitted tonility, having a feeling of making vocal fry.
@@XxjosuexXable Thank you man, i'd keep it in mind. I tried many times to do the run that you did in this video but i always get stuck in an F1. Whatever i do i seem to never hit that semitone underneath, the E1, i always bottom out at an F1. What mind boggles me though is that my F1 is pretty loud and stable but that is where it ends and it's driving me crazy. How do i extend my lower subharmonic range even further?
@@GeorgeLifterMann If you want to expand your register, you have to work the notes with a chest voice, that is, if you want to do E1, you must work the E2, that way you strengthen the technique, remember that the subharmonic is the reflection of the true strings only at frequencies low. My maximum subharminic reaches D1 and I am working to reach a C1, but when I do vocal warming I can get to C1 because I work more on C2.
The su harmonics are cool and all, but a lit of people miss the big feat- hitting that high E first means he has to perfectly manage his upper range, because any amount of tension will throw off the transition to subharmonics. Big props to you man 👍
![Bass singers subharmonic compilation [Bb1-B0]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/-XTQJbKdfyY/mqdefault.jpg)
The overtones on the last note are insane
Honestly
Overtones? That was his subharmonic register
*undertones
@@degrind6496 look up what an overtone is ...
@@agnidas5816 ik it's just weird hearing people calling higher subharmonic register overtones, because it's your chest voice singing the original note.
The cool thing about subharmonics is that notes don't sound less and less powerful the lower you can go. The vibration of your vocal chords just gets slower but in that case will make a more powerful rumble appear. And your E1 is one of the best examples for that. Man I just love this technique.
This comment can't distract me. Cuz i can't read
@@xbxian2910 Then why are you able to type with a phone/computer?
Literally the only thing I noticed is he sounds like an instrument
I do band and chorus I’m just more of a band person 😅
An organ right?!
@@alex-my8hp definitely sounds like a good 16’ on a pipe organ
Na His upper range sounds like a trombone but his bottom sounds like a real gritty sousaphone,tuba, or maybe a bass trombone
The voice is a instrument, is wonderfull
The fact that you can hold that lowest note is insane to me. The resonance and sheer volume are incredible. Fantastic. 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Anyone can do this in a hallway
@Autarch Imperial my lowest register note is a B1, so subharmonic isn’t that hard for me. I guess not everyone can do it.
@Autarch Imperial you win
I mean I can hold E1 and lower but I can't resonate with subharmonics im pretty sure its easy for all basses
@@TayTheAncient e1 isn’t that low though, most baritone can do that easily
I can just barely hit a subharmonic E1. The power and projection of this is incredible!
Nice dude.
Also has using that stairwell as resonance.
Y'all can hit an E1 hAh my range stops at E3
Bro I can hit A0 with second subharmonics
@@swordsinsanelowest I hit using sub harmonics was an A#0, and it was not easy. I don't have the ability to project quite yet with this technique but I am getting better with the 2nd octaves, like A1 and such sounding a bit louder and more powerful. Its a lot of fun singing such low notes, which is crazy because I don't naturally have a low voice but the technique allows me to go low lol
First of all, that's really clean and amazing.
Second of all, you doing this in the basement of your apartment building, the neighbours gon be scared, tf
LOL, Thanks Bro, you gave me a good idea to make jokes in the basements of the buildings jajajajaa
@@XxjosuexXable your up high note F4 for bass higher the note. Im baritone up to B4 im learning and low note im C2
imagine being the person in the next room when he hold that last note, i’d be panicking.
Clean Bro! Sounds amazing!
Your subharmonics are absolutely beautiful
The proof that human voice IS an instrument. Well actually piano as we all can clearly hear the lowest note.
You're incredible!!!
You are right! Thank you! :)
good thing you didn’t match the natural frequency of the building 😬
Lol they were close
why what happens
@@cend2362 It will destroy the building. If you can tune to any object with their natural frequency they will resonate with it. That's why some singers can break wine glass because they are singing in its natural frequency. Nikola Tesla has demonstrated this with his device if I am not mistaken.
Hahaha this had me laugh out loud
@@cend2362 naturally frequency is the note an object makes when you say strike it.
Say a wine glass. It you tap it and match the tone, if loud enough you can break it. That’s because the natural frequency is what it vibrates at when hit with kinetic energy, much like a tuning fork. The natural frequency of a building however, that would probably be lower than we could even be capable of hearing. So it’s a goofy joke. But based on scientific reality.
That last one was almost as low as my grades 😮😮
Same pal
Wow. That was perfectly stable, with great projection. Well done.
The acoustics of this hall are insane
That's like 8-String Drop E (0:22)
I want to hear this guy cover meshuggah
Or like the lowest string on a 4 string bass
@@mihay8259 Correct!
@@tattipata1121 Better idea: just make samples out of this video and make a cover from that
That e1 started a few cents sharp... then resolved. Wow!
that high note was heavenly
Bro I already saw this video months ago, and now I realize how the overtones of E1 are so rich, that I don't even hear the fundamental well anymore, favourite video on RUclips (what I'm trying to say, It's that pleases me up, to hear so many harmonics coming out of your voice, that feels like a dark chord, even though it's just overtones) srry for my English
Overtones????
@@awokwok1029 You do an E2 in Chest voice to create an E1 in Subharmonics, usually you can hear parts of that E2 in the Subharmonic E1 here you can barely make it out if at all!
So many try that last note and dont even it out the way you did.. standing ovation to you sir! Well done!
This is simply amazing to hear. Subharmonics resonate so deeply
The most beautiful foghorn noise ever
THOSE LAST LOW NOTES ARE FANTASTIC !!!!
your vocals chords are blessed with that voice
Beautiful tone up on the E4, and amazing subs.
The cleanest subharmonic note I've ever heard!
DAAAAMMN! That's badass. Dude has tones!
Just plain awesome! Great hallway sound chamber too!
I could feel my adam's apple dropping down as he went low
The last one kind of had the buzzing of a lightsaber! How clean!
I thought he was summoning the old ones for a sec😂
that low note is what my pc sounds like when I turn the graphics too high.
That last note was incredible
The first notes you did was ❤ man…like im not even gay 😂
I have finally found the person who voices Kratos and does 99% of the 2018 God Of War soundtrack, fr though this is really cool
Awesome it's so good to see other people are into this as well been doing this for a while I kind of went off my practice but it's inspirational to see other people still love the magic of voice
Most impressive E1 I ever heard
I'm so used to people hitting that note with a vocal fry, it usually just sounds like a growl. But this, this was smooooth
That high E was heavenly
When his low note sounds like a bass electric guitar 🙌🏼
That was purely amazing and truly satisfying to watch! Do you have any tips on pronounciation when using sub-harmonics to get a fuller and deeper sound? Any prefrences with what vowels to use for example?
Hi Brother, I can recommend that you use the open vowels as A-O-E, to get the subharmonic you must emit a tonality, then relax the throat and slightly tension the strings without losing the emitted tonility, having a feeling of making vocal fry.
@@XxjosuexXable Thank you man, i'd keep it in mind. I tried many times to do the run that you did in this video but i always get stuck in an F1. Whatever i do i seem to never hit that semitone underneath, the E1, i always bottom out at an F1. What mind boggles me though is that my F1 is pretty loud and stable but that is where it ends and it's driving me crazy. How do i extend my lower subharmonic range even further?
@@GeorgeLifterMann If you want to expand your register, you have to work the notes with a chest voice, that is, if you want to do E1, you must work the E2, that way you strengthen the technique, remember that the subharmonic is the reflection of the true strings only at frequencies low.
My maximum subharminic reaches D1 and I am working to reach a C1, but when I do vocal warming I can get to C1 because I work more on C2.
@@XxjosuexXable Nice! I hope to hear more of you in the future, love all the stuff you've posted so far. Good luck on your vocal journey man!
That needs to be the new THX free film warm up for every movie theater in the world
oh god you really dialed it in there at the end, so friggan juicy. also your e2 is incredibly valuable
hey man on that last note my house started shaking
I can hit them all, but good lord your tone is phenomenal
That transition was so clean
Imagine walking in while he rumbles and thinking an ancient beast has awoken from it’s 500 year slumber 😭
Dudeee imagine me a high soprano hitting that note? I will become god
that will be craaazy, lmaoo
dude same i’m a tenor and i can barely hit a C#3 some days but that’s rare the lowest i can hit is like a B2 or Bb2
@@MaxLiechty i am a bass, i can barely hit C2, lowest i can hit is B1 or A1 if i wake up from bed
I mean technically you can go from c1 to like c7. C1 being subharmonic and c7 maybe like whistle
@@FDE-fw1hd yeah but that would destroy my throath me thinks
*I love how metal it got towards the end*
He sounded mesmerizing! When he hit that E1 it sounded like someone opened a 3000 year old temple and released a curse into the world 🌎
if i walk in there during that last note im running for my life
When he reaches his lowest tone it starts to resonate and you can hear the change
Gee, on that last note my coffee cup fell on the floor. It sounds very impressive. Amazing!
Guy was like 🚢 at the end
The fact that the E1 sounded like a jackhammer on the other side of the wall
Wooow thats amazing.. great skills. Beautiful sounds
The su harmonics are cool and all, but a lit of people miss the big feat- hitting that high E first means he has to perfectly manage his upper range, because any amount of tension will throw off the transition to subharmonics. Big props to you man 👍
Im not gonna lie I got the chills throughout that last note.
I got so scared at the beginning what a powerful voice omg 😳 awesome
At one point I was waiting for Jim Carrey dressed as Ace Ventura to appear from behind singing "Chittyyyyyyyyyyy" 🤣🤣🤣😉 awesome work there!
If I heard that low bass note in that building I wouldn't know what to think.
Now that’s what I call, the voice of a Basso Profundo!
When I finally figure out how to make this sound I will literally never stop doing it
The resonating note at the end sounded like a lightsaber lol
Holly shit God just blessed my ears!!!
transition to subharmonics was really good
The lowest note sounded like the background music when godzilla was seen for the first time
You know whats next - meshuggah new millennium cyanide chrise cover
This guy killed it
The sound is like from church then a sound of an incoming danger!!! Nice pipes!!!
That was pretty cool my dude...
Absolutely amazing.
Incredible talent
The E4 sounds great
kinda sounded like elvis at the beginning.❤️ you sound incredible 😊😊
Very nicely done
That was amazing dude, well done. I can only hope to be able to do that someday
That note, when held a little longer, makes my forehead throb
E1!!!! ❤️ Beautiful
That's so deep, it looks like a Tuba
This is what it sounds like when you enter hell
You have such a beautiful voice
That’s incredible!
That shook my room on my subwoofer
Makes me happy that im a bass
This... is... AMAZING.
Out of this world
Perfect voice
“You may now stand for the national anthem”
bro sounds like a synth
This was phenomenal! If I may offer some small input, though, I think you should make your high notes brighter :)
Thanks bro, I am working my high notes
Somebody upstairs is like "who tf" in this video
Omg wtffff this sounds so damn coooool!
Awesome!! I wish low notes were more popular in mainstream!
My man's a tuba
The thing is, there's no hallway I've been in that echoes like that
Awesome
And Thor spoke in Thunder!⚡⚡⚡
Deep Subharmonic just stands out more.
I hit G1 a couple times in subharmonic register but wow
Amazing voice
This is insanely impressive. Subharmonics are hard to hold so hats off to you🤍