Subharmonic Bass Singers G#2 - F#0 | Ultimate Compilation

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[@CasperFox]

Thanks for featuring my G#2 haha - I'm very much a Tenor though, but I'm very humbled you put me in the compilation with all these amazing bass singers! :)

[@jmbmusic1]

Wow! This really is an ultimate compilation! Thanks for including so many clips of me!

[@kalayoescobar5608]

i like tenor bass singers (like myself) because we have to in a way work a bit harder.

[@Guest.7289_2]

10:52 D2 chest D1 sub go crazy

[@badamb401]

Great video!!

[@jmbmusic1]

Who sang that second sub F#0 at the end?! That sounded epic! It would’ve been helpful if you added the names of the singers in the Video.

[@rtsbass7829]

My bad:)

[@rtsbass7829]

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[@Marcell0Bass]

4:20 is chest btw

[@rtsbass7829]

G1 sounded like subs so I thought he went Bb1 - C2 - G1 all in subs

[@rtsbass7829]

Thanks for correcting me!

[@FDE-fw1hd]

Do you guys call what we call throat bass chest bass?

[@Marcell0Bass]

@@FDE-fw1hd chest is your regular speaking and singing voice.

[@FDE-fw1hd]

@@Marcell0Bass oh you meant chest voice? I thought you meant chest bass. My bad

[@eliasbrixedm]

Pretty sure 12:00 is using ingressive phonation, not necessarily subharms. Great video though!!

[@jaggercruz12]

6:57 wheres john dan mirabal

[@giogmusic5726]

0:47 is F2 Nice vid

[@rtsbass7829]

It's more like F2/F#2

[@giogmusic5726]

@@rtsbass7829 i just hear F2

[@jaggercruz12]

6:49

[@BangYongguk-sf8ly]

1:04 holy fuck so ive been hitting a 2nd and 3rd subhamornic

[@SouthPawBowler24]

What song is that at 1:49

[@JadenWilliams-ts1cn]

1:28 I can reach that note, even though I'm 15 years old.

[@Guest.7289_2]

Eb2 subs are too high for me lol

[@leventekovacs2242]

The subharmonics bass is inward?

[@rtsbass7829]

No subharmonics are breathing out technique. basically it's when your chest voice (We call it fundamental) is kind of barely touching your vocal fry:)

[@leventekovacs2242]

@@rtsbass7829 okay thanks😀👌

[@dreir1321]

@@rtsbass7829 i think you can do it inward, but let me explain. I was playing with inhale singing, and i hit like a D3, and when i sustained the note and relaxed, i sounded almost exaclty like a subharmonic and went to D2, and when i did it again and tried to relax more, it went to second sub. But idk, its weird

[@rtsbass7829]

@@dreir1321 Yep inhale has its own subharmonics:)

[@BangYongguk-sf8ly]

0:27 chest voice? Sounds deep

[@aydenwhitney5485]

Nope! That’s Thou (Bass2Yang). He is an incredible bass vocalist that utilizes subharmonics in much of his first octave range. He has become so talented at the technique that at times his low subharmonic notes are nearly indistinguishable from low chest notes.

[@BangYongguk-sf8ly]

Thats pretty awsome. I heard the same comments about tim faust. How his chest-fry is indistinguishable feom his chest voice

[@Guest.7289]

I dont get how geoff reached such a high sub like i get if tenors do it but geoff?!!

[@BangYongguk-sf8ly]

13:56 dude is he hitting a F#1 in chest and using subharmonic on it or is it 2nd sub. Cuz in the first scenario its pretty creZy

[@hugobasilio1303]

He actually it a 2nd sub for C#0 at the end, accidentally. But yeah, to get an F#0 first sub, you must get a solid and a very well supported F#1 in modal voice, in which this guy has in it!!! Such a beast at what he does!!!

[@BangYongguk-sf8ly]

Damn that's crazy. I can hit a E2 in chest but can only use 1st subs upto A2. I think because rest are not that compfy i guess?

[@RisaPlays]

Who was that at 11:31?

[@rtsbass7829]

Marwan Ayman

[@RisaPlays]

@@rtsbass7829 Thanks~

[@entschri]

the end is just my dad burping

[@theboogereater1]

y are u repeating clips? to add length for ads?

[@rtsbass7829]

Ow I see

[@rtsbass7829]

1. I repeat them because It is insanely hard to find different sub notes especially when I work on that for 3-4 hours straight 2. I wish i had ads to earn money