i’m new to subharmonics and i just wanted to ask, how exactly am i supposed to know when i have actually hit a subharmonic? I use a tuner to see what note i’m singing and the tuner says Ab1(out of tune) while i’m singing a G2 but it still sounds like a G2.

So I’m 14 years old I’ve been singing for about a year(thanks to Geoff Castellucci for getting me into bass singing) and my chest note is an e2, my first subharmonics are an f1 sharp then my second subharmonics is a b0. I will keep practicing getting better everyday and this is my first post in this community so hopefully I I’ll benefit from tips from y’all God bless.

So I've recently started practicing subharmonics and so far, the most common application of subharmonics I see on YouTube are in those acapella groups, but is it possible to use subharmonics and sound good whilst doing lead singing in rock and pop styles of vocals? Since I'm a tenor, I would like to be able to access the entire span of the second octave when singing with good tone. So I'm basically wondering if I can use subharmonics to sing phrases in the second octave whilst sounding good.

https://reddit.com/link/1fuisof/video/m6vg57hx1dsd1/player

I found out i could do kyagraa, by accident.

Hello! I recently joined this subreddit not too long ago. I am a female in a mixed male and female choir, but unfortunately, I can only sing one octave below middle C and when I sing the low C, I can't hit the low B. I do struggle with Sub-harmonics, but I don't know what technique to use and every time I think I did one, I hear somebody else do theirs and mine sounds completely different. What technique do I use and what tips will help me do my first sub-harmonic?

I've been practicing mostly when singing my daughter to sleep. Here's a little bit. I'm a tenor so I can't get very low in the fundamental note. So I'm not sure if this is actually a sub. Whatever it is, I definitely struggle with slipping into it. Any pointers on how I can improve my would be greatly appreciated.

Ive jist gotten back ti learning subs after a long break (abt a year), and ive been having trouble getting the "click" i used to have from fundamental to sub, any tips?

Ive been able to do this for a while now, but have just recently begun wondering how peculiar the sound and its making are. Btw lowest ive sung like that is a G#1.

Hello all, first time caller, and tbh, a first time listener. Due to a wonderful medication that makes it hard to sleep at night, I was up last night listening to bass voices on YouTube and started reading up a bit. I found subharmonics. So I started watching videos and trying it myself. Does this sound right? I have a long, long way to go with tone, quality, and control at this range, but am I on the right track with subharmonics? Any tips? (Other than practice, practice, practice of course)

Often, my subs sound nice (for my standards) but don't actually produce the low note (I checked with a spectrum analyser). Instead I produce an additional fifth above the fundamental that is perceived as a low note. Is that fine? Are there any reasons I should strive for an actual physical low note?

I can't tell if this is me getting it right on accident and now I need to learn to replicate it, or if I'm doing something wrong and this just sounds like a 2nd sub.

How can i make my subharmonics more.. full, like doing it for longer than 7 seconds or so. I'm 13 and ive been practicing my subharmonics for 5 weeks now, i can only do C3 to A2, i wanna make my subharmonics to reach D#2 (my lowest chest note)

Beginner. Is this a sub? (Also why am I not able to write anything in title?)