How do I get the B1 sub louder without breaking back into B2 chest? Currently to get a B1 sub I feel like I have to sing a more closed vowel and can’t open up into it as much as the F#1 sub.

And how do I get the F#1 sub sounding less shaky. Like I feel like it kind of floats between like a clean sub and kind of fry like.

Any other tips appreciated!

Sat there for an hour messing around. And relaxing as much as possible.

I can get this pitch tracking app to tell me I'm holding something just under a B1.

And when I do something which sounds and feels lower.

The app tells me I'm somewhere around a F2?

Weird

Also looking for any resources on how to learn subharmonics, I've watched guys like Geoff Castelucci & would really love to learn the technique

I've been singing casually for about 2 years, currently can't get a teacher, lowest comfortable chest note is d#2 if that matters

Thank you :)

maybe...?

Im aware i was very off beat here

Video: https://youtu.be/j-KzufkgT_E

Just a silly video where I try to maintain a subharmonic note while I filter the harmonic range.

If anyone knows how to do overtone singing I am very interested in learning more about it! :)

I dont have the app unfortunately, can I still upload videos without it? they never seem to load, is it because there to long, or is my internet just to bad? there usually about 1-2mins

Are there any sub-harmonics in that?

I like playing with overtones. I think they're there. It feels like it? That seems like one of the many ways of getting them.

This is the cleanest I've gotten so far and I lowkey have zero clue how my subharmonic was (by my ear) a major sixth below the fundamental. Sometimes I can get an octave briefly (but often when I do it ends up "flickering" if that makes sense) but more often the above happens.

Who needs 1:2 when you can get 3:5 amirite

Bb1-Bb2 all in subharmonics, no real purpose besides just trying things out

My subharmonic seems to sound very mechanical and shallow. What do you think about it? How can i improve it?

Also, is this even subharmonics?

I know I'm a tenor, BUT I've seen videos of subharmonics, and it sounds like an iceberg, not like this.

Anything I'm doing wrong? Any direction?

My question is, is this even subharmonic? It drops an octave, and I'm not dropping it down an octave manually by sliding or something. I think my technique is just... Weird? Hahaha not sure how to put it.

It’s still a little shaky I know, but is that a real subharmonic or am I just vocal frying or something?

i am wondering if someone here happens to be good with subharmonics/bass singing, and if someone would approve my voice to know if its true or not?

Please critique my subs, that I sing in broken chords, progressing down to A0. Obviously they get less clean as they get really deep. E1 to C1 I feel really comfortable with. Below that gets a bit sketchy. But I'm actually pretty new to learning subs, and wanted to know what you guys think.

I've been "training" my subharmonics for 3 months now, and got a comfortable F1-E2 subharmonic thing. But I've only been able to access subharmonics at night/when my voice is tired😅

I still think my subharmonics sounds fine, it's just I can't do it whenever I want to🤔