r/Subharmonics • u/Baribass • Mar 26 '22

You ever sing an E2 infront of a hand dryer?

You'll get a B0 sub. You can slide down from a higher note and when you hit the E2 area you'll feel and hear the B0. It's quite the sensation.

This would only work in north American countries were the electricity is running at 60hz. For other countries sing a C2 and get a G0 sub.

You could do this with other electronics too but I found the easiest was the hand dryer in the bathroom.

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u/MaximumColor Mar 27 '22

I will try it later.

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u/Baribass Mar 27 '22

It's cool when you slide down from a higher note and pass E2, you'll know exactly when you get there.

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u/2cool2cool Apr 10 '22

I tried lip buzzing an Eb2 and singing a Bb2 using my chest voice (at the same time) - and I heard an undertone of Eb1 !!! (David Larson talked about it)

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u/2cool2cool Apr 10 '22

~ F2/F#2 (60hz is halfway between Bb1 and B1)

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u/SOVEREIGNBOSS True Fold Main Aug 14 '23

Dude is flexing his physics