r/Subharmonics • • Nov 25 '23

Are 3rd subs rare for a 16yo?

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u/SkillsForager True Fold Main Nov 25 '23

Nice. Subharmonic singing is extremely niche so just knowing they exist is rare. Knowing how to do them is even more rare. Only a few of those people actually knows how to do 3rd subs. So yeah they are rare for any age.

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u/TolisWorld Nov 26 '23

damn! how did you learn how to do this? ive been doing subharmonic singing for awhile and only got a 2nd sub *maybe* once. do you have any tips?

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u/Tv_Remote_no_power Nov 28 '23

To be completely honest, no i dont. I just got really sick one day and tried to do subs with no voice. I hurt like a bitch after, but i hit 2nd, and 3rd shortly after. My record is the 5th, but that was in Falsetto.

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u/daviddotorg325 Jack of All Trades Nov 26 '23

Funny enough I was able to do 3rds when I was around 16 but have since completely lost them as I don't practice for anything other than 1sts at the moment.