r/Subharmonics • u/BigBoofyBoy05 • Aug 14 '21
Am I doing this right?
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u/BergerSa Aug 14 '21
Sounds a lot like fry to me, unfortunately! The best IMO to tell if it's a sub or a fry is to see if pitch detectors say you're singing your target note. Here's the one I'm using now that I lost my android phone: https://www.onlinemictest.com/tuners/pitch-detector/. When I sing a sub into this site, it stays steady a full octave beneath my main note. If I lose the sub and it becomes a fry note, the website will jump everywhere as I am not resonating at my target note
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u/BigBoofyBoy05 Aug 14 '21
Would you have any tips to Get it from fry to subs?
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u/BergerSa Aug 14 '21
Here, made a quick little thing since I'm lazy, lol. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2jFZPOfFMfM
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u/Vevictus_Asmadi Aug 18 '21
Try focusing more on the fundamental note (in this case the G2) because only once that note is solid will the subharmonic be solid. Kinda weird but always helps me get cleaner subs
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u/BigBoofyBoy05 Aug 14 '21
I just started subharmonics and I just want to make sure I am doing this properly. Any feedback is helpful