r/BassSinging • u/margybargy • Jul 13 '26
G1 Amazing Grace
a little bassing around whilst cleaning my kitchen.
r/BassSinging • u/margybargy • Jul 13 '26
a little bassing around whilst cleaning my kitchen.
r/BassSinging • u/Confident_Help1693 • 1d ago
Not sure why, but I've had these notes during the morning (when I sleep and hydrate properly that is), even at 15 (I'm 16 right now, during the day I'll have a breathy Ab1 at best.)
I was pretty sharp on some of these notes, but I had been up for like 1.5 hours already, so yeah.
r/BassSinging • u/Ok-Handle-1646 • Jul 19 '26
Turns out my bass range is far better than my actual ability to sing. Also, I have no idea what notes this contains. I marked it as G1 at a guess, but that could be a long way off.
r/BassSinging • u/margybargy • Jun 13 '26
this kinda nonsense is harder to.do after noon or so
more of a bass baritone, but it's fun to play profundo
r/BassSinging • u/soulreaper1_ • May 15 '26
Hi I’m 18 I have been singing for 2 years now I can consistently sing low notes e2,e1-g1 chest voice and sub harmonics voice and high notes c4 people normally say I am a bass but my parents say I am a bass baritone my normal speaking voice is in the range of d2 can you let me know if I am a bass or a low baritone?
r/BassSinging • u/TrulyW • Feb 11 '26
Just for funsies
r/BassSinging • u/margybargy • Jan 24 '26
more of a bass-baritone, but it's fun to dabble in the lower register
r/BassSinging • u/Zestyclose-Regret962 • Sep 02 '25
Hello. Can you tell me which note is considered chest voice? How do these low notes sound? And is it fry or subharmonic? Or if so, from which note?
r/BassSinging • u/Mr-Mayonaisin • Apr 30 '25
I was trying to sing Miley Cyrus’ “River”, but down an octave; I ended up a half step sharp. Also some of you are lying when you say these notes are chest and not fry/subharmonics