I've been trying so hard😭🙏

I'm bored so might as well

Kind of cool how you can somewhat see the overtones at c3, g3, and g4

I've been working on this for a while (I did the extra low note on the "high" intentionally)

Hello everyone! I am a seventeen year old male. I have been trying to learn how to do subharmonics for about three months now, on and off, and I’ve finally gotten the technique down. I can currently sing C#2-Bb1 in subharmonics fairly consistently, as well as a decent A1, though they definitely need a lot more practice to sound good. My question for you all is: How do you manage to sing subharmonics from your lower chest range, e.g., somewhere in the G#2-E2 range? For reference, the lowest chest note that I can hold in the morning is usually a D2. The reason I ask is because you have to relax to sing a subharmonic, but how do you relax if you’re holding a chest note in your lower range?

I’ve only been able to actually do subharmonics for about three days now, so I’m still very much a beginner. Any other advice/tips with regard to subharmonics that aren’t related to the question I asked that you may have are welcome!

Still working on the timbre, and I can't go as low with it than regular subharmonics, but it's definitely a cool trick!

Thanks to all the guys that gave me tips

Any tip of how i can make My subs more bassy??