Subharmonic Bass Singers F#3 - G0 | Ultimate Compilation #3

[@CasperFox]

yay finally someone put Adam's Eb1 in there - Thanks for featuring me as well C:

[@rtsbass7829]

Y'all're always welcome!!!

[@EliminationPrevents]

8:52 Eb1

[@aydenwhitney5485]

[W] has the best high subharmonics I have ever heard. They are so clear and almost indistinguishable from chest.

[@jmbmusic1]

An amazing compilation! I knew W was good but he‘s seriously got the some of the most chest-like sounding subharmonics out there. That‘s just nuts! And of course thanks for including me once again ❤️🙏🏻🎶

[@rtsbass7829]

Indeed, he is so crazy he uses subs IN CHOIR Thanks for checking out the video!!

[@jmbmusic1]

@@rtsbass7829 Well, I‘ve tried using subs before in choir as well but mine aren’t nearly as smooth and I don’t have the low range that he has.

[@rtsbass7829]

@@jmbmusic1 Wow! Didn't know each done that! That's super cool! Only thing I've done is like sung do not reject using awful subs for C2 and D2 on duet (I had a bad vocal Day)

[@jmbmusic1]

@@rtsbass7829 I’ll later send you a recording of my best subharmonic in choir.

[@laiyemoboys9255]

Every note in this video: F♯3: 184.9 Hz (0:15) F3: 174.5 Hz E3: 164.8 Hz E♭3: 155.5 Hz D3: 146.8 Hz C♯3: 138.5 Hz C3: 130.8 Hz B2: 123.4 Hz B♭2: 116.5 Hz (0:20) A2: 110 Hz (0:37) G♯2: 103.8 Hz (0:45) G2: 97.99 Hz (1:00, 1:06, 1:16, 1:28) F♯2: 92.49 Hz (1:34) F2: 87.30 Hz (1:50, 1:55, 2:04) E2: 82.40 Hz (2:14) E♭2: 77.78 Hz (2:27, 2:39, 2:47, 3:01) D2: 73.41 Hz (3:08, 3:17, 3:27) C♯2: 69.29 Hz (3:51) C2: 65.40 Hz (2:42, 3:34, 4:04, 4:13, 4:21) B1: 61.73 Hz (1:48, 3:15, 3:41, 4:29, 4:49) B♭1: 58.27 Hz (0:26, 2:59, 5:01, 5:22, 5:33, 5:40, 5:52) A1: 55 Hz (0:41, 2:12, 5:24, 5:59) G♯1: 51.91 Hz (6:09, 6:22, 6:36) G1: 48.99 Hz (0:55, 1:03, 2:02, 6:46, 6:53) F♯1: 46.24 Hz (7:07, 7:21, 7:34) F1: 43.65 Hz (7:52, 8:05) E1: 41.20 Hz (8:20, 8:33) E♭1: 38.89 Hz (2:31, 7:42, 8:40, 8:54 9:08, 9:19) D1: 36.70 Hz (9:46) C♯1: 34.64 Hz (9:55, 10:05, 10:15, 10:28, 10:44, 10:51) C1: 32.70 Hz (10:57, 11:08, 11:19, 11:22) B0: 30.86 Hz (4:33, 8:19, 11:33, 11:48) B♭0: 29.13 Hz (11:48, 11:58) A0: 27.5 Hz G♯0: 25.95 Hz G0: 24.49 Hz (12:11) F♯0: 23.12 Hz F0: 21.82 Hz E0: 20.60 Hz E♭0: 19.44 Hz D0: 18.35 Hz C♯0: 17.32 Hz C0: 16.35 Hz

[@nicolascouceiro4427]

my headphones literally vibrated when ken did the B0

[@davide.dalmonte_]

Thanks for including me!

[@rtsbass7829]

Sure mate!!

[@pigeon5191]

Shame Dan left bass singing, he's Gold Dolluh now and does rap

[@hunter133official]

And where did JourneyDay go? Can’t find his channel Okay never mind I found him

[@Mr.Vilnag]

Ken Turners "Sweet Peace" C1 was simply incredible.

[@BassManMatteo]

Nice video! Thanks for including me!

[@cishinoju]

Great work as always! 0:44 I’ve seen her somewhere before!

[@calebbasssinger]

That has to be the highest sub I've ever heard from someone. I myself can only get to A2, barely Bb2 but I wouldn't count it honestly. Same with me not counting my G#0, but my A0 is decent. For some reason there's still a slight break for me when I try to hit C#1 and C1, but I naturally land on D1 and B0 so I just gotta keep practicing runs and scales until I get it. :) Great compilation, been binge watching recently, usually before and after work. Keep it up!

[@ondrejlukas326]

I have the same problem my chest isn't connected yet I can go to a C#2-C2 in my higher lower chest and then G1-F1 I'm missing quite a lot of notes sadly

[@smashmonster6929]

That’s still great, I can barely do an A0 sub and it’s debatable wether it’s fully countable or not. But my sub comfort range on a good day is like a D1 to an A1, higher subharmonics are just not my strength. Sometimes with morning voice or something I like to call “night voice” I can hit the A0 sub. Then, I would say it’s countable, but it’s not great

[@red5250]

1:48 holy fuck that is so impressive

[@red5250]

and all the vibrato subs this guy has thats crazy

[@upsidedownpyramid7617]

My dream is to get on here eventually

[@Notmiddleg]

Same here

[@Magma-33]

Damn haven’t seen one of these in a while! Vibes

[@qwervbnm9320]

Nice! Please do a growl compilation next!

[@DrakeLavenderZXShorts]

5:37 Why is Dan Mirabal [W](BSN)?😂 You are the best!❤

[@rtsbass7829]

Idk haha😂

[@iizvullok]

11:59 Oops i guess you confused something there. That clip actually comes from 00TheGamer00. Oh also the first letter of my name is actually a capital i and not a lowercase L.

[@rtsbass7829]

Oh, pardon😅

[@iizvullok]

No problem. ;)

[@Ded.2302]

can you tell the name of the app?

[@rtsbass7829]

@@Ded.2302 VocalPitchMonitor

[@Guest.7289_2]

0:41 is actually amazing for some reason

[@DrakeLavenderZXShorts]

My Subharmonic Range: Subharmonic Fry: G-1-F2 1st Subharmonic: G0-C5 2nd subharmonic: D1-B3 Growl Subharmonic: E1-B1 Subharmonic Range: G0-C5 4 octaves and 5 semitones All Subharmonic kind of notes: G-1-C5 5 octaves and 5 semitones

[@Guest.7289_2]

Shouldn't second subs be lower than first??

[@DrakeLavenderZXShorts]

​@@Guest.7289_2But I can do lower subharmonics than 2nd subharmonics! (Idk why)

[@DrakeLavenderZXShorts]

My Vocal Range: Fry: G#-9-E4 Inhale/Ingressive: G-5-D7 Lip Buzz: G-3-Bb4 Subharmonic Fry: G-1-F2 1st Subharmonic: G0-C5 Growl: C1-C3 2nd subharmonic: D1-B3 Growl Subharmonic: E1-B1 Kargyraa: Bb1-F3 Lip Roll: E3-C5 Chest Note: G1-G6 Head Note: G#3-G#6 Mixed Note: D3-Bb6 Falsetto: G3-D7 Whistle: E5-E7 Whistle Note: C4-D10 Vocal Range: G#-9-D10 18 octaves and 6 semitones

[@Guest.7289_2]

This so bullshit ☠️

[@DrakeLavenderZXShorts]

All are not 100%! My countable range is Eb0-F#9! (9 octaves and 3 semitones) (Eb0: 1st Subharmonic F#9: Flaegolet)

[@DrakeLavenderZXShorts]

Here's an update!: My Vocal Range: Fry: E-28-G#4 Subharmonic Fry: F-21-A2 Inhale/Ingressive: D-17-C4 Lip Buzz: C#-12-Bb4 1st Subharmonic: D-2-F#7 Tounge Roll: C-1-E2 Chest-Fry: D-1-F#4 Lowest Countable Note: Eb0 3rd Subharmonic: E0-G3 8th subharmonic: G0-D1 Growl: G#0-G5 7th subharmonic: A0-E1 2nd Subharmonic: A0-B6 Kargyraa Subharmonic: B0-E1 6th subharmonic: B0-G1 Growl Subharmonic: B0-B1 5th subharmonic: C1-Bb1 4th Subharmonic: E1-C#2 Lip Roll Subharmonic: A1 Kargyraa: Bb1-F4 Lip Roll: E3-E6 Chest Note: D2-A6 Head Note: B1-B6 Inhale Whistle: C7-C#7 Inhale Whistle Note: G3-D7 Mixed Note: F2-E7 Falsetto: F3-G#7 Whistle: Bb4-A7 Highest Countable Note: F#9 Flaegolet: Eb3-G9 Whistle Note: G3-E10 Vocal Range: (E-28) Eb0-F#9 (E10) (38 octaves) 9 octaves and 3 semitones

[@rctherandomchannel3914]

Nice video!

[@Ded.2302]

11:59 can you tell the name of the app?

[@steve50505]

Vocal Pitch Monitor

[@laiyemoboys9255]

There's a B0 at 8:19.

[@texasredneck9226]

J D SUMNER???

[@hunter133official]

He doesn’t use subharmonics

[@Guest.7289_2]

10:51 is chest fry

[@bruno5336]

Second

[@SlipperySap]

I have a question: What Software did you use for Ken Turner's G0 Sub?

[@DrakeLavenderZXShorts]

2:01 Why is David Davil?😂

[@Ikaram.128]

The C#1s and C1s from Peter is probably not subs.

[@fantomaster2462]

Peter said its C1 subs and C1 chest fry

[@Ikaram.128]

@@fantomaster2462 ...Huh?

[@hunter133official]

@@Ikaram.128 It's layered subs and chest-fry

[@Ikaram.128]

@@hunter133official Ok thanks

[@SouthPawBowler24]

It’s chest fry

[@hugobasilio1303]

0:20 It sounds like chest voice for me.

[@BassManMatteo]

It is in fact subs, he just has incredibly good subharmonics.

[@hugobasilio1303]

@@BassManMatteo Well, a really good control over subharmonics! Thanks you for the info!

[@tommax1626]

My highest is C3 xD sounds weir tho

[@hugobasilio1303]

My highest subs is an F3.

[@tommax1626]

@@hugobasilio1303 Dude wow!

[@hugobasilio1303]

​​@@tommax1626 Yeah, I know, it seems weird, but the fact that I am a bass makes myself more impressive, cause I can chest all the way down to Bb1 (Almost everyday! Usually it is between B1/C2 but the lowest I have ever gone was an A1), for such a short age like I am only 18 years old, so I believe a lot will change. I can still go up to the 4th octave like it's nothing, as I'm trying to keep my high notes!! My highest chest note is a C5. I consider myself as a true bass as I feel much more comfort in the lower 2nd octave and in the higher first octave, and because I have the timbre and ressonance of a true/common bass. his is all about genetics and age!! Most of my family has a deep voice, so yeah, it's logic that my voice depth is going to be way deeper than most of people in the future.

[@tommax1626]

@@hugobasilio1303 Thats cool, i am more a Baritone with daily C#2-D2 lowest ever was b1 and with chest i only get to G4 so my range is a little less than yours. I am currently developing my Chest mix right now i am 19 and i wish for a daily C2 while keeping my upper register. I wish you luck on this journey, keep your voice healthy!

[@hugobasilio1303]

​@@tommax1626 Thank you my friend, wish you luck too!!! I stick in my chest range like 99,9999% of the time. I also practice Subharmonics register, when it comes to extended range, good sounding and volume projection(I don't use it that much, as to avoid to get depended on that technique to get lower, I just want to be natural, like Avi does with his chest voice, and uses a little piece of Growl and Fry)!!! I believe if I use my natural voice, then I will get lower notes naturally, and they will get stronger, but it is mostly up to genetics, obviously, but connecting these two factors, will be EXTRA POWER for my voice. That's my goal!!! Somedays I train my projection, and I have some records like projecting an A1 in subharmonics from 15 feet and another in which I projected an Ab1 in subharmonics from 40 feet in my house! I am working on those topics day by day, to see how good I can get with those tips. I also sing some basslines from Geoff and other bass singers in which I like a lot, and it results! I am in safe with this!!