I’m not a dude, but I can go super low in chest voice around A0 with subharmonic technique and up to a C8 in head voice on a good day, and the notes I sang yesterday were some of my lowest 1st octave chest notes with polyphonic subharmonic techniques... frozen-mermaid-freya/new-polysubs-en-funny-vocal-crack-at-the-end (on s. cloud) But am not sure yet what was my lowest note yesterday!? I think it was lower than E1 or D1 maybe... Tho on a good day I can go around A0 with subharmonic vocal technique and around G1 / F1 with normal humming technique, as I have the widest natural singing range and vocal range, and my highest belt in chest voice was an A5, but I have hoarseness on most days, especially after trying to do certain types of inward bass, so my voice doesn’t always work the way it should, but I have the highest voice ever (sopranino) with 100% coloratura subtype, so I can still sing most of the notes that are part of my natural ranges, despite the hoarseness!
Bro that was clean how do you do that my pbs like A0 with 4th sub and D0 with fry😅😅😅😅 and then bro comes in and hits a E0 5th subharmonics in kygaraa and he sound like he can do it everyday
wow that sound amazing, i hope i can mastering that kargyraa soon. i think that singing vibrate on the lower throat, meanwhile when i used to beatbox the throat bass come from upper part
Throat bass actually *is* kargyraa, just used in a different way. You have to play around with mouth shape and tension levels to get the sound you want. Have fun with it!
To answer my own question for any others, yes. Kargyraa subharmonics and basically made by using the growl technique (your false folds) and then making a normal noise from your true chords. Normal subharmonics are achieved by slipping into vocal fry but its a little different than that, I cant really explain it at the moment
Very good! However, the notes from B0 downwards are not so good (intonation-wise), which is quite normal because the notes in this low frequency range are extremely close together. It is almost impossible to intonate properly in this range. Really great performance and technique. Bravo!
It is! If you play around with the placement and shape of your mouth, it sounds a lot more like “normal” singing. I personally use it in my local choir :)
Serious skills.. I've been practicing subs for a year or two now but have only mastered 1st subs. I've accidentally hit 2nd subs a few times but can never do it on purpose.. yet. This gives me hope xD 😆
It takes a *lot* of practice and figuring out how things work to reach lower subharmonics, but once you do, the much lower ones are pretty easily attainable. Have you figured it out yet?
@@aurochs1 That is a different technique. It’s a really, *really* hard one that I’m not very good at, but it’s still definitely achievable with enough practice. What you’ve described is called modal subharmonics (or “normal” subharmonics). What I’m doing is using both my true and false vocal chords simultaneously with a heavy focus on the false ones. If you want to learn more about modal subs, I’d check out David Larson. He’s one of the best users of that technique you’re going to find.
Well I’ve been doing it for a couple years and my high range has actually *increased.* I’ve just been specifically training it though. I don’t much care for high notes (especially in my voice lol), so I’m not too worried 😅
b1 to e1 is legitimately just the spongebob fog horn lol
I am foghorn 😌
For real
how do anyone go that low
Oh dude, I don't know. I'm studying subharmonics, but I can't do them, because they seems like a low throat singing
@@chaddone123go to a note where your voice starts to crack. Once you find where, add more breath to it and try to maintain the sound
@@jonalaurenson7242 thanks, I'll try it
@@chaddone123bruh, you literally just describing it as "low throat singing" made me instantly understand how to do it
I’m not a dude, but I can go super low in chest voice around A0 with subharmonic technique and up to a C8 in head voice on a good day, and the notes I sang yesterday were some of my lowest 1st octave chest notes with polyphonic subharmonic techniques...
frozen-mermaid-freya/new-polysubs-en-funny-vocal-crack-at-the-end (on s. cloud)
But am not sure yet what was my lowest note yesterday!? I think it was lower than E1 or D1 maybe... Tho on a good day I can go around A0 with subharmonic vocal technique and around G1 / F1 with normal humming technique, as I have the widest natural singing range and vocal range, and my highest belt in chest voice was an A5, but I have hoarseness on most days, especially after trying to do certain types of inward bass, so my voice doesn’t always work the way it should, but I have the highest voice ever (sopranino) with 100% coloratura subtype, so I can still sing most of the notes that are part of my natural ranges, despite the hoarseness!
The cupboard when i open it very slowly at 3 am:
dang. that's lower than a piano
crazy how clear i can hear both tones so clean
Wow, that's clean
E0 is like 20 hz, many people are litterally unable to percieve that as a pitch
The transition from b2 to b1 was glorious, dude is making sfx with his mouth.
I want to learn this to use on the hiking trail at night 😂
I bet the last 10 secs of this vid will shake TF out of your car if you have good speakers. Amazing voice and bass dude!!!!
I don't understand how to do 1st kargyraa sub and you're doing 5th😭
It's just practice, mate. I discovered how to do kargyraa about 1.5 years ago, and at first, progress was kind of slow. Don't give up!
@@EveryWayWorks I think I just found how to do it but I'm not sure if it's the same technique as you ^^'
Nice! If you’d like, you can upload a video of you doing it, and I can give feedback on it :)
@@EveryWayWorks it's very dirty ^^'
here it is:ruclips.net/video/ZSS_bdyXMgE/видео.html
@@EveryWayWorksHey,could you show me where you learned it from? I find it hard to discover detailed tutorials and instructions.
Bro that was clean how do you do that my pbs like A0 with 4th sub and D0 with fry😅😅😅😅 and then bro comes in and hits a E0 5th subharmonics in kygaraa and he sound like he can do it everyday
That’s bc I *can* do it every day 😎
Those are pretty impressive pbs by the way. Very nice!
E0 is a 50cc 2 stroke motorbike
wow that sound amazing, i hope i can mastering that kargyraa soon. i think that singing vibrate on the lower throat, meanwhile when i used to beatbox the throat bass come from upper part
Throat bass actually *is* kargyraa, just used in a different way. You have to play around with mouth shape and tension levels to get the sound you want. Have fun with it!
thanks bro!@@EveryWayWorks
it's wonderful buddy keep the good work
Time to do b-1 buddy (the lowest I can do is f1)
E1. Was the best sounding one
You are absolutely amazing 🤩
B2-B1-E1-"C1"-"G#0"-E0 I play Tuba and i can confidently say that here are the real pitches that this guy are singing
🏍️🚤🚤
It's not subharmonic, it's the sound of doors cracking 😂 just kidding
Amazing bass
Is there a difference between kargyraa subharmonics and normal subharmonic?
To answer my own question for any others, yes. Kargyraa subharmonics and basically made by using the growl technique (your false folds) and then making a normal noise from your true chords.
Normal subharmonics are achieved by slipping into vocal fry but its a little different than that, I cant really explain it at the moment
Very good! However, the notes from B0 downwards are not so good (intonation-wise), which is quite normal because the notes in this low frequency range are extremely close together. It is almost impossible to intonate properly in this range. Really great performance and technique. Bravo!
BOATS SINKIN AND CRACKIN GO GO GO
Dude turned into a fog horn lmO
Thats insane 🤯
I was wondering. Is it usable in singing?
It is! If you play around with the placement and shape of your mouth, it sounds a lot more like “normal” singing. I personally use it in my local choir :)
@@EveryWayWorks ok cool. It is also way louder that regular subharmonic so it is better to be heard.
So true
Wow
Holy crap that is incredible!
My pb is liike G0 with 3rd sub
Heyyyyy I'd like to hear it!
Can anybody do a tutorial I only can get to the second
@@lenox9644same
Bro pls do a tutorial, plsss
Very impressive dude 🤘
If you can sing E0, then you should be able to sing D0, C0 or even B-1, if it's possible.
Kargyraa tutorial when?
Now, that sounds like your ceiling fan needs lubrication.
You voice is perfect in horror movies😂
at some point you became a Chewbacca
Male valorant players the exact moment they hear a female voice
My computer be like
B0 is my neighbour using thhe drill
Might wanna check your pants after that one man haha
this guy has hacks on goddamn
that G0 sounded like a failed diesel engine :D
How do you do throat bass ?
Dreh das video mit nem sub woofer Nachts auf. Die Nachbarn stehen im Bett 😅
Dude sounds like my bedroom door
sounds like a door😂
Hes turn a upright
impressive subharmonics but not kargyraa (different part of the throat)
It is kargyraa but with a modified sound. I’m using the same physical structures to produce the sound, I just learned to control overtones pretty well
Bro is a contra bass
E0 is literally a 🚪
The bloop be like
Bro became a tuba
HOW TEAHC ME😊
Tutorial?
Amazing
Can you make a tutorial video please?
G0 sound like my car engine
I saw somebody that reach C#1
I also reached C#1 in another video :)
Serious skills.. I've been practicing subs for a year or two now but have only mastered 1st subs. I've accidentally hit 2nd subs a few times but can never do it on purpose.. yet. This gives me hope xD 😆
Dude, omg, teach us please😮
Dude. Amazing. Any advice for further subs? I can get the second but no further.
Bro he's voice is like a normal tenor voice. But he sung those notes as easy as a bass would do.
🛥️
How do you get your 1st kargyraa to sound so smooth and close to modal?
What?! 5th subharmonic? I can't even think how in line the overtones should be to achieve this!
How does a induction motor start?
How do even get the first? 💀
Why is my euphonium a human💀
Tutorial please!!!
Make a course of it
How do you go this deep? I can do the second one but I can't get my kargyra to sound like an engine
It takes a *lot* of practice and figuring out how things work to reach lower subharmonics, but once you do, the much lower ones are pretty easily attainable. Have you figured it out yet?
@@EveryWayWorks kind of, I'm practicing. But you're not using your false vocal chords right? It's a combination of normal singing with vocal fry?
@@aurochs1
That is a different technique. It’s a really, *really* hard one that I’m not very good at, but it’s still definitely achievable with enough practice. What you’ve described is called modal subharmonics (or “normal” subharmonics).
What I’m doing is using both my true and false vocal chords simultaneously with a heavy focus on the false ones. If you want to learn more about modal subs, I’d check out David Larson. He’s one of the best users of that technique you’re going to find.
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Does it really get lower from B0 ? I'm not sure, and i'm using a pretty powerful subwoofer on my audio device :D
Lol, yes! You can *feel* the difference in vibration when descending subharmonic levels. It’s quite cool
@@EveryWayWorks I wish i could do this too! How long do you practice?
@@WhiteCranK I’ve been consistently practicing for a couple years now, but to get to any sort of decent level really doesn’t take that long
I can do that too
This is amazing but glasses like that should be banned everywhere
You sound like my door hinge
Now it's very skillful but it's horrible to do that for your voice cuz you can actually make it that you can't sing high notes ever
Well I’ve been doing it for a couple years and my high range has actually *increased.* I’ve just been specifically training it though. I don’t much care for high notes (especially in my voice lol), so I’m not too worried 😅