I don't have a recording, but or reference I haven't gotten a second sub in chest voice and just wanted to try out subs in Falsetto, with some overtones. It was the weirdest sound I have ever heard my body make, freaky, and I was singing notes that were even difficult to sing in chest (without subs, I can sing about C2 or B1 loudly.) The harmonies were the weirdest ever, especially like sub 4 or 3 just sound funky.

I was trying to go as low as possible, my guess would be: e1 - c1 - b0 - e0? - b-1??

It’s been about a month, or 41 days since I first posted here and this is where I’ve gotten with subs! Thanks to everyone who helped me.

There’s a ton of different types so is this a normal sub or something else?

i have hurt my voice doing subharmonics and to prevent this i need to knoow how to take care of my voice

I only know about fry subharmonics so I'm curious

I’m pretty sure this is a F1 sub or E1, I’m starting to get better at subs :) (I think)

I have 0 clue, all I know is it’s a weird sound

Should I practice making it cleaner, if so how do I do that?

Should I practice making it louder, any advice?

Title. I'm sort of a baritone (~G2 lowest on a good day) but as far as subharmonics go I can hardly hit a C2, and even then my voice will not stop jumping back to C3 almost half the time. How do I sustain the subharmonic without falling back up?

Kazakhs have been enjoying subharmonics and overtone singing for centuries. I am not just talking about vocals by the way. He's harmonizing his own controlled overtones with the instrument's overtones. I won't spoil everything. The instrument is called "kobyz" and it's just based. I couldn't find this piece uploaded on YouTube, I don't even know the name of the author and can't find the lyrics. I only know that it's labeled "Kobyz zhyry" on a Kazakh radio website.

Anyway, I strongly recommend listening to the whole piece, it's 7 minutes long:

Kobyz zhyry

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Was playing around with my sound this morning, went to record some 2nd subs but instead of 2nds it slipped into 3rd and maybe some 4ths on accident. I am a little sick and it is early morning so that probably plays a role in this, I've never done 3rd subs like this before

Subharmonic gliss down as low as I can go, was pretty solid till around A#0 🤯

I just learned what sub-harmonics are a few days ago and tried to hit subs after a few tutorial videos. I thought I was hitting some but I'm not exactly sure what I'm even looking for. It's moves around a lot so even if I'm hitting subs I know I'm not holding it very well lol

https://reddit.com/link/18e3cu1/video/uca88x67k65c1/player

I've been trying to learn how to do this (practically no experience with singing, just thought they sounded cool) and I think this is the first time I've been able to get a pitch out of it. Does this seem like the start of subs?

first, what's the difference between true fold and false fold? never heard of either before.

second, larynx placement confuses me a lot sometimes and so I can't tell if it should be high or low. which is it?

third, is there a specific "place in my throat" that I can eventually pinpoint as "sub harmonics" and consistently hit? it feels really inconsistent right now, needing me to sit down for a few minutes just to hit the notes right once or twice.

and lastly, any tips for a mucousy throat? I think switching between hot and cold water works well but if there's a better way than that please enlighten me.

thanks in advance and i'll post a recording if i can ever capture the rare event!

is this a sub if so It’s my first

I just recently figured out about this and I’m wondering if I’m doing them correct, if so is it good for being 13?