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Chris Harrison

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  1. I can't record it for you, as my microphone won't pick it up, but it sounds somewhat like Geoff Castellucci in his extreme low chest. It doesn't sound like fry, but it's relatively weak and quiet compared to my higher chest notes.
  2. Yeah, that's definitely not this haha. I'm thinking it's either a well sustained fry, or maybe I've managed to get some more chest range that I just haven't discovered before. I've been able to follow most of Home Free's bass line (they're a country acapella group with an amazing bass-baritone, Tim Foust. Range of B0-A5.) I can reliably follow it down to an E1.
  3. No, that's not what this sounds like; although subharmonics sounds quite similar when done poorly. This low "partial", actually resonates and has overtones. I'm beginning to think it may be fry. However, I've actually used this in choir and gotten complimented on it, and apparently it sounds almost as good as my chest voice. The only microphone I have is the one on my headset, and it caps at about 110 hz, so I can't upload a clip.
  4. Ah, okay. It's just in the past month or so I've gotten serious about singing, so maybe my voice has just gotten a bit stronger. Thanks.
  5. Hello, I'm a baritone. I'm only 15, so that could change, who knows, but I've been looking into extending my range downwards and have had good results. My normal range is from F2-C5, although once warmed up I can get a D2 that's very unstable, but not fry. I learned about "Subharmonics", and decided to try them out. After about a week I've developed the technique to take me down to a G1, ugly it may be. The reason I'm posting here is because during this week, I've developed a strange... "partial" on my voice. (I'm a brass player, so this is the only way I know to say how it feels.) This partial starts at C2, and ends at about D1-E1, and I don't think its fry. It's not as pretty as say a full chest voice, however, its very connected and not separated like fry tends to be. Its hard to control, but it's there. Is this some type of fry I've randomly developed? Is it maybe subharmonics that I've somehow figured out? Any input? Very curious.
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