This was really cool! I kind of expected it to be longer... But you can always make a part 2 :D In case You make another part please include Marwans C1 from his Dubstep „Deck the halls“ and Clap it up Dan‘s Eb1 from the Down to the honkeytonk cover. And of course you can use a couple of clips from me again ;)
Marrwans C1? By the way, I'm gonna make subharmonic series compilation(I'm working on the title haha) 2nd - 7th subharmonics:D UPD: probable in few days or after the next video
so I don't necessarily know how you would determine this but "surprise subharmonics" like you don't expect either the singer to do it, or you were expecting it in the song
Yeah, they are. The fact that we have the amazing JMB as a tenor hitting these low notes with 1st and 2nd subs is just incredible! Also I just realized you hit a second sub, very clean!
This technique has gotten me down to a B -1. It was interesting, because I thought it was just a B0; until I seen on the spectrum analyzer it going from a B1 to a B0 then B -1, while the B1 disappeared and the B0 was there at the same time as the B -1.
@@dhruvagarwal, I use a spectrum analyzer to be 100% sure with subharmonics. With chest notes, I have been doing this so long -- been a bass singer for over 30 years -- I can sing E1-F2 with near perfect pitch.
@@johndeeregreen4592 i am not a singer just intrigued by different vocal techniques like subharmonics, polyphonic etc but i don't know how to know what note(s) i am producing . So can you suggest any app or something through which i may know the note. Thanks man for your patience
I'm 16, I've been doing subharmonics for 3 months now, and am already diving into second subs. I manage to go down to a B0 in first subharmonics (I have a low chest range down to G#1), have gotten clean C1s and B0s with second subharmonic, and have gone lower than that too, just I can no longer track the pitch, even with perfect pitch. 😬
RTS, I JUST FOUND UR CHANNEL. AND I FOUND OUT I HAVE BEEN DOING 2ND SUBHARMONICS BEFORE I EVEN LEARNED HOW TO DO THE NORMAL ONES. i have clips of me hitting consistent D1s. i can send them to u. but could u pls verify if they are real subhamonics or just devil sounds.
Sing a confortable first subharmonic, relatively high in your subharmonic range. Then stay on that note and slowly relax, and it should sound like it goes lower. DO NOT REACH LOWER. STAY IN THE ORIGINAL PITCH. Then practice cleaning it up and pitching it. I’ve been doing 2nd subs for months and I still can’t do them very well, so do be patient cuz it takes a while :)
good luck to everyone trying to learn this rather elusive technique.
This was really cool! I kind of expected it to be longer... But you can always make a part 2 :D
In case You make another part please include Marwans C1 from his Dubstep „Deck the halls“ and Clap it up Dan‘s Eb1 from the Down to the honkeytonk cover. And of course you can use a couple of clips from me again ;)
Marrwans C1?
By the way, I'm gonna make subharmonic series compilation(I'm working on the title haha) 2nd - 7th subharmonics:D
UPD: probable in few days or after the next video
so I don't necessarily know how you would determine this but "surprise subharmonics" like you don't expect either the singer to do it, or you were expecting it in the song
David Larson and JMB are THE KING OF 2ND SUBHARMONIC
Yeah, they are. The fact that we have the amazing JMB as a tenor hitting these low notes with 1st and 2nd subs is just incredible! Also I just realized you hit a second sub, very clean!
@@_leviponder_ Thank you for realizing that! It was included in RTS Bass’ E1 Compilation th-cam.com/video/EJShGsHmZFE/w-d-xo.html
@@TaigaMoriBass no problem!😊
This technique has gotten me down to a B -1. It was interesting, because I thought it was just a B0; until I seen on the spectrum analyzer it going from a B1 to a B0 then B -1, while the B1 disappeared and the B0 was there at the same time as the B -1.
hey how do you know it was B1, or how do you read a spectral analyser so to know the note you are singing?
@@dhruvagarwal, I use a spectrum analyzer to be 100% sure with subharmonics. With chest notes, I have been doing this so long -- been a bass singer for over 30 years -- I can sing E1-F2 with near perfect pitch.
@@johndeeregreen4592 i am not a singer just intrigued by different vocal techniques like subharmonics, polyphonic etc but i don't know how to know what note(s) i am producing . So can you suggest any app or something through which i may know the note. Thanks man for your patience
CAN‘t WAIT!!!
And I can't wait to see y'all's reaction haha
I couldn't find out my 2nd subs
@@Daniel_Muniz Yeah it take a while to find a placement
Btw sorry for being toxic that time
So cool the ending !!!
Nice video! Thanks for including me!
David Larson got a cool transition
3:10 the cat is purring!!!!
I'm 16, I've been doing subharmonics for 3 months now, and am already diving into second subs. I manage to go down to a B0 in first subharmonics (I have a low chest range down to G#1), have gotten clean C1s and B0s with second subharmonic, and have gone lower than that too, just I can no longer track the pitch, even with perfect pitch. 😬
B R U H you are 16 and can hit a G#1 in chest??????? :D
@@blinkybaritone4288 Yes, so it is. And my upper limit in mix is E5. DOn't know if that's impressive or not...
@@armenhovhannisyan5505 I can get a weak falsetto F#5, but I can't seem to figure out mix voice. Das craaaaaazyyyyyy
@@blinkybaritone4288 Bruh, no, I can't get higher than an E5, but it's pretty cool to think that I can sing the E in 5 different octaves
@@armenhovhannisyan5505 das crazy bro
JMB's remakes of Geoff's songs is really good. Hi killed it with Headless horsman. :D
I have to kill my vocal cords for the second subharmomic
Alto here, the lowest I could get if I mastered 2nd subs could be a A1/Ab1... envy y’all. :)
Let’s go!
My voice is too deep to do 1st and second subharmonics.
premier in 69 minutes! Nice
RTS, I JUST FOUND UR CHANNEL. AND I FOUND OUT I HAVE BEEN DOING 2ND SUBHARMONICS BEFORE I EVEN LEARNED HOW TO DO THE NORMAL ONES. i have clips of me hitting consistent D1s. i can send them to u. but could u pls verify if they are real subhamonics or just devil sounds.
can u do a third subharmonic video PLSSSSS
Did 2:27 hit third subs for like a brief moment?
Anyone who have any tips for second subs?
Could be useful
It's EXSTRIMELY diffecult, I kinda suck at it:D
@@rtsbass7829 but you have done it. I succeed once before to hit a D1 with second subs but that was a few months ago and I have not succeed since.
@@DanielcalLundberg oh... I also hit it once (albeit accidentally). But now I can just do it, so good luck on your 'sub-venture' :)
Sing a confortable first subharmonic, relatively high in your subharmonic range. Then stay on that note and slowly relax, and it should sound like it goes lower. DO NOT REACH LOWER. STAY IN THE ORIGINAL PITCH. Then practice cleaning it up and pitching it. I’ve been doing 2nd subs for months and I still can’t do them very well, so do be patient cuz it takes a while :)
@@blinkybaritone4288 got any tips to do second subs with a lower fundamental?
My 2nd subs take me down to B0 and A0
Julius Martin is a bit of a Geoff wannabe but still very impressive.
Look at it this way; we're all Geoff wannabes, he's just dedicated enough to actually do it.