#Offering help with bass stuff

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fervent crow
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random tundra
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what makes a sound have this "evil" characteristic?

fervent crow
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basically where its super presurrized simular to evil bass

random tundra
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i thought that evil bass was only 1 sound

fervent crow
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alot of sounds have it

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throat bass has an evil register

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uvula bass

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tongue bass even

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thats what drill bass is

random tundra
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thats cool, didn't knew about that

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and I never thought that this is possible lol

fervent crow
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lol yeah

random tundra
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lol

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holy shi I almost vomited trying to do it

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I think that is it

random tundra
fervent crow
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gets it bassier

random tundra
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yeah probably

fervent crow
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i used to kinda do evil throat bass

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but never to its full potential

random tundra
fervent crow
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oh did mine

narrow pike
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crazy

fervent crow
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Lol basically

young citrus
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its not bass but, i mixed a normal whistle with poh whistle

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is that new

random tundra
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yo

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why helium inward bass sounds so much like vocal fry?

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kinda sounds like he is singing subharmonic notes inward

fervent crow
fervent crow
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As poh whistle exists

fervent crow
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And theres a HUGE difference

random tundra
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I will listen again

fervent crow
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Yee, 2021 his counter against inertia is inward fry

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But you listen to requim for a dream, or whatever the name is, thats normal

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2024 also he used normal inward

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I think hes basically abandond the fry

random tundra
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oh yeah there is a huge difference

fervent crow
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yeah

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and its more then just like his inward texture changed, its litterally a different sound

narrow pike
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one question regarding inward bass; does everyone use some sort of other underlying oscillation to "fuel" the epiglottis' vibration?

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cus me personally I cant get the one that vibrates against the pharynx but I can get the one that closes the larynx completely each oscillation

fervent crow
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not quite, thats actually more closely related to thyroid movement and all that

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cause theres tight inward, and loose inward

narrow pike
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then how that make the epiglottis spring back if it doesnt release the pressure in that way

fervent crow
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there isnt underlying oscillations persay

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well, with the two inwards, one, or tight inward, you lower the epiglottis to touch the thyroids, giving less space for wide oscillations, but still letting air through

narrow pike
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if you say it like that then im doing the tight one I just cant get my inward vocal fry to not fry when doing it

fervent crow
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hmm, do you do dens inward then?

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cause his is inward + vocal fry

narrow pike
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yea its somewhat similar weirdly breaking like when not getting it that well sometimes

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already thought it was sum like that

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I just cant get it any other way tbh

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prob cus my fry strong cus of alien and vibration

fervent crow
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well

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vibration wouldnt be related to fry

narrow pike
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ye ye I just speak in terms of that cus I drive my vibration from the same direction as alien bass

fervent crow
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ah- yeah was just confusing cause made it sound like you said your fry was strong cause of vbass

narrow pike
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ye I understand

fervent crow
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lol

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but yeah

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inward bass control and texture changing is quite hard

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cause not only are there 3 variations, but also theres so many different tightnesses under that

narrow pike
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yea ight imma just try n max this one then see what I can do from gathering experience with that

fervent crow
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yee

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theres about 3 levels of bass levels

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theres beginer where you have the sound but about it, might have a bit of control and its clean but not 100%, mastered where you can do the sound cleanly on most pitches without much prep, and perfected where you can do multiple textures on most pitches

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kinda seperate from typical definition of mastered in the community

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cause mastered usually means you can do it consistantly and cleanly, and mastered in bass means how well you can do it by itself

random tundra
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Hey

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What I can do to get a better vibration bass texture?

fervent crow
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Ok do

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So*

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You arent doing vibration

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You are doing something closer to alien bass

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Thats your first issue

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Or you are doing constricted voice under a super ligt chest bass

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Actually that sounds more like it

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Def isnt vibration tho

random tundra
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what

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lol I wasn`t expecting that

random tundra
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and when I do this bass I`m basically doing a subharmonic note with vocal fry while doing throat bass

fervent crow
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You feel the false folds going, but thats cause of constricted singing

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Which uses false folds

fervent crow
random tundra
fervent crow
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Ah see, like 4 seconds in, you switch to epiglottis

random tundra
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holy shi

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so

fervent crow
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Well maybe

random tundra
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this is what?

fervent crow
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Vocal fry id a hard one

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Def no throat bass to it tho

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No throat bass, no aryepiglottic folds

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Just constricted singing and either a soft chest bass, or alien bass

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Its hard to tell from how gurgly it is

random tundra
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so you can se the difference

fervent crow
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Yes

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And adding constricted voice changes it

random tundra
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so its more like alien bass than vibration bass?

fervent crow
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Yeah

random tundra
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holy shi this is why my vibration sucks so much 😭

fervent crow
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My best guess

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Super like wet alien bass

random tundra
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I learned chest bass

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instead

fervent crow
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Acrually i wonder, maybe its...

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AH, YOU MIGHT BE DOING CEF BASS

random tundra
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holy shi why this always happens with false folds sounds

random tundra
fervent crow
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Well ok you are doing a lesser form of it

random tundra
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man im so confused

fervent crow
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CEF bass is Chest + Evil + fry, but the evil is optional

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That explains why it sounds so gurgly

random tundra
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its like a subharmonic note on the vocalised chest bass?

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like

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the same logic of throat bass and vibration bass

fervent crow
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No, chest bass + vocal fry

random tundra
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'but with chest

random tundra
fervent crow
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Can be vocalized or unvocalized

fervent crow
random tundra
fervent crow
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Yes

random tundra
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how can it be unvocalized

fervent crow
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You can vocalize and unvocalize fry

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Its how you get fry subharmonics or typical subharmonic singing

random tundra
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like

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vocalized vocal fry is basically subharmonic singing?

fervent crow
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Yes

random tundra
fervent crow
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Yeah

random tundra
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now that makes sense being vocal fry + chest bass

fervent crow
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Yeah it was too round for vocal fry but too fryish for chest bass, so its CF

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  • constricted singing
random tundra
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the weird thing about this is that I don`t feel a lower vibration, like when I do chest bass or vocalised chest bass

fervent crow
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No cause of how combining sounds makes i weird

random tundra
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its just the false folds vibration

fervent crow
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When you combine sounds, you feel where the sounfs actually happen

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Espesh for CEF bass

random tundra
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i actually wanna hear it to see how close my bass is to it

fervent crow
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I can ask my friend subharmonics who invented it

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Years apon years ago

random tundra
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dude that is sooo crazy

fervent crow
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Anyways gtg to school

random tundra
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yeah ok'

random tundra
random tundra
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BRO

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I was trying to see if I can get actuall vibration bass

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And I started doing a different sound that sounds nasty

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This thing sounds so good

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I basically did this constricted voice and pushed more with the diaphragm, trying to reach the false folds position

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My throat feels so relaxed doing this, it's really weird

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Because when I do throat bass, it doesn't feel relaxed like this

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It's kinda the same feeling of doing a very relaxed chest bass, but using another muscle instead of the eppiglots

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If that makes any sense

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Lol

fervent crow
random tundra
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ah ok

lucid brook
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how can you distinguish the different parts irl

fervent crow
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Hmm, kinda difficult

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Comes down to knowing where they actually happen, its like focusing on a painfull spot

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Alos having different variations of the sounds help

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It mainly comes down to alot of precision work and memorizing

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Also knowing the different textures

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Like every chest bass technique will be quite "round" in oscillation

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Simular to tongue bass

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Throat bass is quite sharp

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Basses on the vocal chords are typically quite soft

lucid brook
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Interesting, would learning how to sing make basses sound better? I’m talking about the vocal ones like throat and chest etc. I feel like I’ve hit a stagnation and can’t further improve my basses and im also stuck on vibration and inward bass

fervent crow
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Hmmm, i wouldnt say its required for vocalized basses

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Moreso takes time and dedicated practice for pitching and experimenting

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Also knowing "more constricted singing or tightness means more vocalized, and more air means less voxalized"

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Typically

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Kinda changes at a high level

fervent crow
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@random tundra my bass teacher has said to "go from normal chest bass / vocalized chest bass into your vibration"

random tundra
wooden cedar
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is it vibration?

fervent crow
fervent crow
# random tundra Here it is

So my teacher just said "it sounds like its hardly changing between the two just slightly more constricted

fervent crow
wooden cedar
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sick alright

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thanks

fervent crow
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Yee

random tundra
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now I need to practice it

random tundra
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sounds like a inward evil bass

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or a really really tight inward bass

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he uses this a lot

fervent crow
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Sounds like inward evil bass yeah

random tundra
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do you know how to do it?

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I think that I can do normal evil bass

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but if I just do it inward like I did with chest bass to get inward bass I don't get nothing

fervent crow
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hmm, hnestly not something i think ill bw able to explain well

random tundra
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Lol ok

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Np

past socket
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Hey, you probably get this often. But is there any other way to explain vibration bass without using the "constipation/jayton's" voice explanation? I seriously don't get it since there's types of the constipation voice and I only rarely get complete vibration bass when I relax my throat. Rarely

narrow pike
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I mean vibration bass isnt really a relaxed sound

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I guess its more relaxed in the back than in the front of the throat for me if thats what you mean

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it would also be pretty hard to explain vibration bass without jayton voice cus thats literally a component of it

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but for me personally jayton voice was never the problem and in the beginning it was more that I couldnt really find a stable throat bass position that works in conjunction with jv so to say

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might just be wise to level your throat bass more

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you gotta find the jv "type" that works with your throat bass "type"

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and if youre good you can even slide around

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and sliding around in jv is way easier than throat bass

past socket
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@narrow pike alright thanks man I'll try to experiment with your info

fervent crow
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Yeah as they said jayton is necissary for vibration, jayton is spacifically speaking with the false chords

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Without going throat bass, then you add throat bass ontop of it and the aryepiglottic folds get triggered

random tundra
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any tips on hollow lip roll?

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I can hollow my throat with some sounds but with lip rolls I can't

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idk why

fervent crow
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Hmm, drop your jaw ALOT for it

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And lots of air

stray vine
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2282 is mad

fervent crow
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lol

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hey basses are hard

narrow pike
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time spent learning basses is
90% trial and error
5% howd I just hit that
5% trying to lock in a specific texture

random tundra
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it kinda sounds like its with the hollow thing

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but its a reaaally weak hollow sound

fervent crow
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Hmm, try pressurizing the liproll more? As in making it tighter

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Hollow liproll i know is quite unique compared to most hollow sounds

random tundra
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I dont`t even know how to do that

fervent crow
rain light
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Hi. I'm the guy that sent this picture the other week

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I think I'm getting close to chest bass but something feels off to me and I can't pinpoint what it is.

tidal quartz
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@fervent crow remember me?

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xd

fervent crow
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Yes lol

fervent crow
tidal quartz
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wyd

fervent crow
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Maybe a little pressurized but its chest bass

tidal quartz
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just learned liproll bass and "hollow liproll i think" a week ago

fervent crow
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Ah sick

tidal quartz
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i kinda need a new bass

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i am sick of throat

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i want vibration

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and hard bass

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is vibration hard?

fervent crow
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Vibration.. Can be depending on your throat bass

tidal quartz
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imma send a voice msg

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wait

fervent crow
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So, what i can hear is.. Is your tongue in an odd position?

tidal quartz
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nope?

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it s just down

fervent crow
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Ok

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The pronounciation sounds off

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Its like weow weow weow rather then the typical woahw woahw woahw

tidal quartz
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i just pitched it

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idk

fervent crow
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Sounds like some kinda filter, maybe gollum voice

tidal quartz
fervent crow
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Man still sounds likr your tongue is floating lol

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Anyways

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Vibration it depends from person to person

fervent crow
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The easiest method is to do jayton voice

tidal quartz
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what is jayton voice

fervent crow
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Basically steve-o voice

tidal quartz
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so constipated voice

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right

fervent crow
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Yeah

rain light
# fervent crow That sounds like chest bass

Ok. So how would I manage breath control? I've only ever been able to do inwards bass for a few seconds since 2018. This is my first outwards bass so I don't wanna mess this one up.

tidal quartz
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like pushing the voice

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with the diaphragm

fervent crow
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I use jayton cause its less general then constipated voice

fervent crow
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its basically speaking with the false folds

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Without going throat bass

tidal quartz
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oh ok

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i got it

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i cannot be very loud with this voice

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it s like i am whispering

fervent crow
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Sometimes happens

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Hmm, might be just doing whisper voice then

tidal quartz
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not exactly whisper

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louder

fervent crow
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Yeah

tidal quartz
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just talking

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normally

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then

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what do i do

fervent crow
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You smush throat bass ontop of that

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What it does is it badically preps tue throat bass to be tight enough for vibration

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And it should trigger the final vbass muscles

tidal quartz
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i saw people doing this then tilting head to the side

fervent crow
fervent crow
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Not required at all

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I do it for unsynced vibration

tidal quartz
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can you do throat whistle

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btw

fervent crow
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I wish

tidal quartz
fervent crow
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still learning it

fervent crow
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Thats basically whisper voice

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Really where throst bass is you wanna speak from there without goung throat bass

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Annyways gotta go to school

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Talk in a couple hours

tidal quartz
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kk

rain light
random tundra
random tundra
fervent crow
fervent crow
rain light
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I see why you’re THE GUY

random tundra
fervent crow
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Well ok

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It depends

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Because doing inward sounds for fillerd with an outward heavy beat counts as it

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So say you do alot of vhest bass, you do liproll to get that air back

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Or k snare

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You dont just do the sounds to do them, alot of yhe time you may do them just for air control

random tundra
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aaaaaah

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I was thinking it was like

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breathing in and out at thee same time

fervent crow
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Nonono

random tundra
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this is pretty basic actually lol

fervent crow
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Technically i dont think even circular breathing is like that-

random tundra
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i think is trumpet

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i dont remember lol

fervent crow
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Last i checked no- that shouldnt be humanly possible as our lungs cant pull and push at the same time-

random tundra
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and while breating in

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you breath out with the air in your mouth

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something like that

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i dont remember how it works ]

fervent crow
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Oh, irs more breathing in and using airpressure to continue blowing

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Not breathing in and out same time

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You leave air in your mouth from breathing out then push it out ehen you inhale

random tundra
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exactly

fervent crow
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Yeah

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Makes more sense

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Yeah no def not that

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Just using sounds to breath back in

random tundra
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that what i was thinking when you said circular breath

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with chest bass

fervent crow
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Yeah no

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would be impossible-

random tundra
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yep

fervent crow
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Anywaus gtg

frank crane
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@fervent crow ?

fervent crow
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Sounds about right

frank crane
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So what is it?

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A variation?

fervent crow
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Idk maybe? Just sounds like snore bass + inward tooth whistle-

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Or snore bass + ice filter

frank crane
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Maybe

silver marten
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Hey @fervent crow, I found this bass while trying to learn inward bass, could you identify it? How can I turn it into a proper inward bass? Thanks so much for how much free info you’re giving out here, this is a goldmine.

fervent crow
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Hmm, is it with the tongue or top of the throat

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Its hard to tell with the fffff

silver marten
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With the throat, the tongue isn’t doing anything

fervent crow
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K

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Hmm

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Could you try doing it without the ffff sound?

silver marten
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Funny thing is it sounds completely different to me than in recording (the ffff isn’t there for me)

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I’ll try

fervent crow
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Oh- then maybe try being further from the mic? Something is covering it

fervent crow
silver marten
# fervent crow

Thanks, I’m not figuring out how to do it without the fffff. I’m on an iPhone rn tho and I’ll try again with a proper mic when I can tomorrow

fervent crow
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Kk

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I tbh think its just your mic perishing-

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Cause i genuenly cant hear anything, im thinking you are doing uvula tho from what i could hear

random tundra
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@fervent crow

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there is something I can do to hold sounds longer?

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specifically with inward and chest bass

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I've been practicing these for a couple of time and I still can't hold it for much time

fervent crow
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Inward comes with time

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And just training tightening it to use less air

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Chest bass... That one is pretty normal for not holding for long

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Its usually used for bursts and not extended things like vibration and throat bass

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@random tundra

random tundra
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ty man

fervent crow
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Mhm

fervent crow
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Very few people can do it for super extended periods of time

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Tho i guess poly also.uses alot.and people do it super long... Idk but chest bass will start more burst based

random tundra
random tundra
fervent crow
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Mhm?

random tundra
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the vibration bass that I was doing wasn't vibration bass, considering what you said

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so

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I was trying do that weird cef bass thing with chest bass instead of vibration bass with chest bass

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then I got this other chest bass

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that you said that is poly chest bass

random tundra
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it is what it is

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@fervent crow

fervent crow
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Lol

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Its tough for poly basses lol

random tundra
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I will record it again

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ignore my parents arguing in the back lol

random tundra
fervent crow
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I mean also thsts why, theres so many unknown intervals of tje sound

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Ervhino has a very special one

random tundra
silver marten
fervent crow
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Sounds like uvula

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Might i mention quite a decent inward uvula bass

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Hmm, ok, to go from tgat to inward...

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Breathing way lower down, like tightening your throar not the top of your mouth or moving your tongue in any way

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I personally used less vocalized throat bass and hyper ventilated with ir

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Recomended to do it with chest bass tho and hyper ventilate

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You really wanna get it in your throat, not the uvula which is back of the mouth

silver marten
silver marten
fervent crow
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My inward uvula bass is uvula clickroll sooo-

young citrus
fervent crow
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Yee

random tundra
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fervent crow
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sounds like a super low evil bass or super low hard bass

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OR its a super low inward

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im actually thinking inward more now

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inward with a tongue position to filter ot

random tundra
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btw

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do you already know what crythix bass is ?

fervent crow
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Yes, thats is one of the only basses thst i will not explain tho

random tundra
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aaaah

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whyy

fervent crow
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As crythix wants people to figure it out- which hurts me cause i love to explain buut

random tundra
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aah ok ok

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np

random tundra
fervent crow
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Mhm?

random tundra
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hard bass is just evil bass + eppiglotis vibration, right?

fervent crow
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Evil + chest bass yeah

random tundra
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how do i make my chest bass vibrate with evil bass?

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because the chest bass is super relaxed

fervent crow
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Hmm... Well yu need a pretty loose and good evil bass first of all

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And also need to learn how to do a more constricted chest bass

random tundra
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and the evil bass tenses everything up

random tundra
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so

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its not like

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the regular chest bass

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the big relaxed vibration\

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because when I try do both together

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the evil bass kills the chest bass sound

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because of how tight it is

fervent crow
fervent crow
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So you get used to using your whole epiglottis

random tundra
random tundra
fervent crow
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kinda yeah

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then lots of air at first

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really trying to get two vibrations going

random tundra
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ok

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tomorrow i ill try it

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ty

fervent crow
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yeeyee

tidal quartz
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@fervent crow is hard bass harder to learn than inward?

fervent crow
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100% yes

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I would also say more dangerous

narrow pike
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recently I noticed ive never looked at my alien bass in a spectrogram so I did and noticed that it only somwhat resembles alien bass while sounding really close. yall got any clue what this is?

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but when I open my mouth it does look pretty close

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not sure tho

random tundra
narrow pike
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alien bass is usually 3rd sub

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might be that Im hitting some weird combination of 3rd and 2nd

fervent crow
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Last i checked alien bass is usually 1st sub with jayton voice

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Unless yours is

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But 2nd sub fry sub is allreafy hard enough

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Yours sounds more like normal vibration bass OR hippy's fry sub

narrow pike
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I mean I can also get something that looks pretty much exactly like alien bass on a spectrograh but I thought it wasnt low enough so I tried going lower and got whatever that is

narrow pike
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honestly maybe thats just doing it with a different fry sub than indicator does

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which is just very similar

narrow pike
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yea ok its actually exactly that

narrow pike
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why didnt I think of this sooner bruh its legit the same concept as getting different vibration bass variations

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thanks for provoking new thoughts

fervent crow
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Yeeyee lol

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This is my current autistic obsession

tidal quartz
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@fervent crow can you recommend me a kinda unique but easy bass that i can learn? also can you tell me if hollow whistle is hard

fervent crow
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Hollow whistle i cant cause i struggle with ir

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But unique or easy bass..

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Hmm, thats sadly a very nerrow term for how many basses are used now

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Like i would say uvula bass, but its super quiet

narrow pike
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its hard to find a really unique bass (that sounds good) but once you do itll probably be one of your hardest sounds especially if its vocal

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and take ages to level

fervent crow
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I mean didnt take me too long to master my signature ones

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I dont think they mean a signature bass, i think they moreso mean a bass that isnt used too much

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And is easy to learn-

narrow pike
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I mean english isnt my first language so I took unique literally but yea if its that ight

fervent crow
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So i said uvula bass

fervent crow
narrow pike
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not easy if your uvula is lopsided af 😭

fervent crow
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Ima be the only one with double vocal bass ;-;

narrow pike
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lucky for you then

fervent crow
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Lol

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Tbh none of my signature sounds were particularly hard

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My unsynced vibration is weird but not terribly difficulr

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My demon tongue bass also weird, but i got it down pretty quick

narrow pike
fervent crow
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Yes and no

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It is quite tight

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But not terrible

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If you wanna hear my signature sounds, they should be somewhere in dlows beatbox chat?

narrow pike
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yea I think ive seen a couple of your vids

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from what I "learned" here yesterday and rewatching kindreons bass vid I managed to hit an actual vibration bass + fry sub which I didnt even think was possible

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I did it for like 30 seconds max and then only my right vocal fold started hurting

fervent crow
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Hmm, i dont doubt it is, cause fry + throat bass is barely possible

narrow pike
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so yea idk how imma keep doin that

narrow pike
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it starts vibrating heavily exactly where you can see the false folds come together in the fry sub thing in kindreons vid

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I had to look at it again cause I was not sure at all wtf I was doing but im actually quite certain now

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maybe it also just vibrates the single false fold over the misaligned true cord since fry sub + jv is already somewhat misaligned

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which is why I had that pain only on the right side

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like a theory that I have is that for anything related to the false cords themselves vibrating the subglottal pressure needs to be large enough to actually majorly disrupt the false cords in some spot in order to give it the sufficient energy for that

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which would explain why only my right true cord started hurting since I lean my "alien bass" to that side

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which would be the same reason why vibration bass can get so uncomfortable when done incorrectly, since instead of just coming close to the false cords with a ton of speed the true cords actually start hitting the false cords with a ton of speed

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like I said only a theory but in my experience it does make sense

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might also be that it was my false cord hurting im not sure

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dunno if the true cords can actually feel "pain"

fervent crow
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They def can

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Inward poly and inward fry cause it

fervent crow
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Also i beleeeve theres a strange inward bass singing technique where you legit get your false chords to oscillate like your epiglottis or false chords would, like doing throat whistle but trying to do it inwards i think it was

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apparently feels super weird and will hurt em

silver marten
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@fervent crow What is this sound and why is it not really used? Is it because it's too easy? I can put it in a beat and it sounds good. thanks

fervent crow
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inward fry

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and kinda yeah its cause its too easy and not overly bassy, overshadowed completely by inward bass or really any other bass

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well, not overly bassy in its raw form that is

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its also considered an "overused sound"

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back in the day i guess it got used to an insane degree because pretty much everyone can do it

silver marten
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makes sense thats what i assumed

fervent crow
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it can be used tho, but now it needs to be mastered (soso, helium in 2021), or perfected (alicen in this server)

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mainly its good when you do double inward fry, cause it gets super bassy and rivals inward bass

random tundra
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double inward fry

fervent crow
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uhm, with difficulty and pain-

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idk its really just doing a loose and tight fry at the same time

wooden cedar
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how do i get lip roll

fervent crow
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Hm, i would recomend napoms liproll tutorial short

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Its a very good foundation

wooden cedar
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any other tips

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I can’t really understand it from that

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nor does that really work for me

wooden cedar
fervent crow
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Also if theres any spacific parts of napoms you struggle with, ask, ALSO, liproll took me nearly a month and a half of complete spam just to build my lip muscles

fervent crow
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A tight one high up and a low one at the bottom of the uvula

wooden cedar
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ah

wooden cedar
fervent crow
fervent crow
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But

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I can try and explain it with a bit more detail

wooden cedar
fervent crow
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So

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Should work, just made a short video

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It will likely take a fair bit of time as i said

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@wooden cedar

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Sorry for it taking a sec, had to compress it

wooden cedar
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all good, thank you

fervent crow
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The pulling the tongue back part is one i dont see talked about alot

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So people mistakingly put their tongue way too close to their lips

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(Same with liproll bass, and they end up with punchy or codfish liproll aka top lip punchy liproll)

wooden cedar
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Ok that helps more

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I still don’t really get how to do it in though

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or will that come with the building of the muscle in a few days/weeks

fervent crow
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Most likely, and just play around with it

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Mess around with suction

fervent crow
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Oop

random tundra
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any tips to develop evil bass?

fervent crow
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Hmm, not quite

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That one has ALOT of ways to play around with it

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From constricting it more, to pressurizing it more

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To loosening it

random tundra
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Ah ok

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So I just will practice it lol

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Btw

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What creates the evil bass sound?

narrow pike
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I cant do the evil family but mazefrog for example says that its constricting and pressurizing the false cords to such an extent where the surrounding tissue like arytenoid cartilages start vibrating themselves

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which is probably also why its so dangerous

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cus theres so much stuff vibrating thats not supposed to be vibrating at all

fervent crow
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Ok so

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Thats false fold evil bass

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Completely different from propper evil bass

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At the end of the vid he realized that theres epiglottic evil bass

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Which is the propper onw

narrow pike
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ye I only know that one as hard bass tho

fervent crow
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Hard bass is that + chest bass

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Epiglottic evil bass alone is the normal evil bass

narrow pike
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bruh these naming conventions hella inconsistent

fervent crow
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Nah just peolle who think they know what they are talking about cause they dont have ears- lol

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Hard bass is its own bass

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So maaany people think its just evil bass + a tongue shape

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Cause they dont listen to the fact it has a super heavy undertone

narrow pike
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then what even is epiglottal evil bass

fervent crow
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Basically a super tight and spacific oscillation at thw tip of the epiglottis

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And suppper pressurized

narrow pike
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ah ok

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yea I find that these basses sounds kinda disgusting

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and with the fact that they can be super harmful I dont think ill ever be dabbling

fervent crow
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They can be if you pull a tomaz and go way too far with it-

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Then again, he didnt really have long term side effects after coughing up blood

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Actually every throst based vocal bass besides fry sub and shield poly is teechnically dangerous

narrow pike
fervent crow
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Inward, evil, throat bass, chest, everything inbetween

narrow pike
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yea I get what you mean

fervent crow
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Lol

narrow pike
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doing stuff not intended by the body

fervent crow
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I just do my evil uvula bass cause its bassier, even if its way quieter

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Def not recomended to try this, i have a super developed and strong uvula- so i xan do alot with it

narrow pike
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that sounds like your uvula is boutta rip off

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actually pretty cool tho

fervent crow
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Lol, idk why i cantfind a recording of it but ive gotten it WAY eviler

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My first bass i used alot in beats was uvula bass

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Cause i didnt it as a kid for gun noises-

random tundra
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When I vocalize it, I feel only the eppiglotis

fervent crow
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weeellll

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ok, so, false folds are one of those things that unless you use ALOT of air, it doesnt get overtly unvocalized

random tundra
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Here it is

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And if I do the bass with a high pitched voice, then sustain the same vibration but without the voice, it sounds different

random tundra
fervent crow
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can you do it orally quickly?

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i need to hear the resonance

random tundra
random tundra
random tundra
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That I said

fervent crow
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yee

random tundra
fervent crow
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kk

random tundra
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First one

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Bro why it keeps editing the message instead of replying it lol

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This second one sounds terrible

fervent crow
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its def epiglottic

random tundra
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Both?

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Because the second one sounds thinner

fervent crow
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too slow vibration wise for false folds for the unvocalized one

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the vocalized... theres aspects of it that make me just think vocalized epiglottic evil bass

random tundra
fervent crow
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hmm

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might just be you constrict it when you vocalize it

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and when you unvocalize it you keep that constriction and all

random tundra
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That make sense

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Aaaand

random tundra
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The bass doesn't come out with that undertone

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It just sounds like diarrhea

fervent crow
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hmm, the only thing that makes me think its not false fold evil bass... is the fact its in falsetto

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now i lost my false fold evil bass

random tundra
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You don't have any recording of it to compare?

fervent crow
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hmm, i can find my old one

random tundra
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Ok

fervent crow
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this was just over a year ago funny enough

random tundra
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Yeah

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It's really different

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Really really different

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I think mine is with the eppiglotis

random tundra
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It would be the whole eppiglotis vibrating?

fervent crow
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not the whole

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just probs the epiglottis existing

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its undertone alone is crazy

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its like the different of when i switch from normal uvula bass to evil uvula bass

random tundra
fervent crow
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but also that would be close to hard bass

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it could be a SUPER messy hardbass

random tundra
fervent crow
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not quite syncronized

random tundra
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I will practice that sound

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When it starts to get better we'll see that

fervent crow
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it gets a new undertone, its just what evil state sounds do

random tundra
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Holy crap

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That is really crazy

random tundra
fervent crow
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ive been doing uvula sounds for 11 years-

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or 12

random tundra
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sometimes the undertone comes out so loud

fervent crow
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lol

random tundra
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this thing is low

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its was loud

fervent crow
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i do think thats more hard bass

random tundra
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yep

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like you said, a really messy hardbass

fervent crow
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yeah, and not as pressurized as it could be

random tundra
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maybe if I practice this it will be more noticeable

fervent crow
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maybe

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(tomaz is your reference lmao, super pressurized and less constricted)

random tundra
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I just will practice it for now

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after some time I will message you about this again

fervent crow
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yeeyee

fervent crow
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some of yall might find this interesting, mainly @marble summit, progression from vocal bass to poly vocal bass

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not quite in a harmonic state but was more demonstration

random tundra
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this is cool

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how this sound work?

fervent crow
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two different oscillations of the uvula

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one higher and one lower

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simular to poly chest bass

frank crane
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Yo @fervent crow weird question with this. The 626 effect that stitch uses

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Can you tell me if this similar

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Nvm it's not cuz of the vid

silver marten
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@fervent crow I know you mentioned you do uvula click roll bass, does this sound about right? I’ve been on it for about a week, how can I improve it? It’s on an iPhone mic so idk about quality. Thx in advance

fervent crow
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hmm

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i hear your tongue in it

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try just going "yep yep yep" with it

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its a good tell, uvula clickroll goes yep yep yep and normal bep bep bep

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@silver marten

fervent crow
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man, yall have been so nice to deal with lol, noone straight up denies what i say like say chest bass being the top of the throat

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i mean people are nice, but they can be so set on their beleifs

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just went on a whole rant about heliums 2021 "inward" cause people have been so misconcepted on it

random tundra
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It feels really weird, I know it's inward but it almost feels like and I'm not breathing at all

fervent crow
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Not quite

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Needs ro be way more pushed back

fervent crow
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And more gollum

frank crane
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What whistle is this if someone knows

fervent crow
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Sounds like either the start of ralik whistle or s whistle as i call it

narrow pike
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imo it sounds like the whistle depends on the lip position somewhat so maybe a very pushed forward type of ralik whistle with maybe a small amount of laser whistle in there

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I have a similar whistle to this and that ones definitely a mixture of monopole and dipole whistle to some extent

fervent crow
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Doesnt seem like it tho, caise i can just about do the same thing

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Its a tongue bass whistle

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The lip position may HELP or ENHANCE it, but not required

fervent crow
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S whistle is one more on the gums, its what i use atleast for the falling nuke sound

narrow pike
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if you do it right where theres the least impedence on the airstream you can more clearly hear what it is

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definitely a mixed whistle

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also if you look for him he has his tongue more towards the teeth than gum

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the laser part happens entirely behind the teeth and the lip only serves to enhance the exit monopole tone

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thats why youd either do it in pono whistle position like him or a bottom teeth tch snare position

random tundra
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Btw

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I think that my poly chest bass is actually chest bass + vocal fry

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Because when I switch from poly chest to cef bass (cheat + fry + constricted voice), the only difference I feel is the constriction

fervent crow
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Def isnt, or else wouldnt sound poly

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The fry + chest bass start combining

random tundra
fervent crow
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Well its certainly not now

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I know your older recording did

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Now it just has a heavy overtone

random tundra
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Yeah the overtones I can hear

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It's actually pretty loud

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Probably because I'm practicing throat singing

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Idk

random tundra
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But I remember not hearing 2 notes

fervent crow
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Chest bass has way louder overtones then throat bass

random tundra
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Most of the overtone that I make with chest bass is withou wanting to do it

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With throat bass i really need to focus

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idk I just can't hear it being poly chest

fervent crow
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Hmm, might be bv bass then

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Tbh

random tundra
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but when do it unvocalized I doesn't sound like there is more notes

random tundra
random tundra
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is it possible to vocalise chest or inward bass with whistle register?

fervent crow
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yes

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with great difficulty

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well idk about inward

random tundra
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hmmm

fervent crow
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but chest yes

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one person does with a varient of chest bass

random tundra
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maybe i will practice whistle register now lol

random tundra
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lmao

fervent crow
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yup

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hes one of if not the only person to do any bass with whistle register

random tundra
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idk about that

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but maybe

fervent crow
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i do think so

random tundra
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his bass is reeally crazy

fervent crow
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cause whistle register is INSANLY hard to do on its own

random tundra
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i can only do it inward

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idk why lol

fervent crow
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and to combine conflicting airflows and conflicting tightnesses with it

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doesnt work well

random tundra
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i remember that when i was a kid

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i could do it pretty easily

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nowadays is almost impossible

fervent crow
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well yeah- you were a kid

random tundra
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exactly lol

fervent crow
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your voice undropped or unabused

random tundra
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but i need do learn how to get in the whistle register first

fervent crow
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chest bass, uvula bass, and lipbass will be your best bets

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i can slightly reach it

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idk how to explain it lol

random tundra
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its loud af

fervent crow
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makes sense

random tundra
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and hurts

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lol

fervent crow
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i bet with that and it being inward, way easier

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oh yeah doesnt feel much better outward lol

random tundra
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somtimes i get a weird polyphonic trying to do it inward

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like

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a mix between high pitched voice and th whistl thing

fervent crow
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sounds bout right

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my whistle note i dont think is very high? idk, as they are registers they can really happen on any note

fervent crow
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im not great at high note stuff

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like my chest voice goes high and thats it

random tundra
random tundra
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this is the max that i can go with the sub lip roll

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i actually really want to get good at it

fervent crow
random tundra
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i thought that the larynx is too high to the false folds vibrate

fervent crow
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no doesnt matter much

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its still just on the vocal chords

random tundra
random tundra
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is adi kerang bass falsetto throat bass btw?

fervent crow
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no

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thats falsetto chest bass

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high falsetto with a low chest bass

random tundra
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yeah

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its pretty different

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i would say that the throat bass one sounds more eletronic to me

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idk

fervent crow
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yeah, i mean thats throat bass as a whole

random tundra
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yeah

random tundra
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ngl

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can you teach me this sound? lol

fervent crow
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tbh

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its really just do throat bass

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but swap the voice for falsetto\

random tundra
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lmao

fervent crow
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thats how i got it

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i was just "can i do throat bass but in falsetto" and i got it

random tundra
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yeah i think that doing that will not work for me lol

random tundra
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even inward

fervent crow
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litterally feels the same as triggering throat bass right out of the blue

random tundra
fervent crow
random tundra
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a really weird sound

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that almost sounds like an overtone

random tundra
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the same feeling of breaking the voice

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when you first get throat bass

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but with falsetto>

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?

fervent crow
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yeah

random tundra
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hmmmmm

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that will be hard

fervent crow
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fun fact, i used to hate this bass

random tundra
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i like it

fervent crow
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its the same concept as doing marge voice

random tundra
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lmao

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i think it stills on chest bass

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idk why but there is a huge overtone on this

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holy

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the overtone is actually so loud like wtf

fervent crow
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something to try

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take your falsetto

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and just really tighten it

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almost like screaming

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if it helps really tighten it and just say "homie" trying to imitate marge

random tundra
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how do i make my falsetto tighter

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i dont think that i can even do that lool

fervent crow
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its hard to explain

random tundra
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wait i think i got the tight falsetto

fervent crow
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nice

random tundra
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nah forget it

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im sounding like a mosquito

fervent crow
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lol

random tundra
fervent crow
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difference is his is very vocalized and is loose throat bass-

random tundra
random tundra
fervent crow
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its a good start

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now try adding false folds with a bit of air onto that

narrow pike
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I just tried this and it legit sounds like toad

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thanks for teaching me toad voice mr spaceg

random tundra
narrow pike
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honestly sounds cooler imo

fervent crow
# random tundra

Ok, try doing a simulsr feeling to constricted singing singing

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There, you are only really doing vocal folds

meager wave
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I could use help as I can’t do lip-roll bass and I’ve been trying to learn it

random tundra
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But isn't what I want rn

random tundra
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Ok

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Maybe I need to practice doing it tight before

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When I learned throat bass I needed to do this

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To actually get it

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Maybe if I do the same thing, but with falsetto, it will work

fervent crow
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like the airless one

fervent crow
random tundra
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I remember I practiced only jayton voice and tightening my voice for months before getting to throat bass

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I will basically do the same thing but with falsetto

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So it activates the false folds before getting into throat bass

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While in the falsetto register

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Maybe it's a good idea

frank crane
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Yo I got a weird sound idk what it is I just came here to see what it can be

fervent crow
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Sounds like you are judt breathing in through the side of your mouth while doing sucker punch

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Not really a name for it just a technique

meager wave
fervent crow
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Ok

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Learn basic airless liproll

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Napoms tutorial short is perfect for that

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It helps train your lips to loosen

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And tongue placement

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You learn that then move on to liproll bass

sleek igloo
#

Anyone have a tutorial for smile bass? I don't understand the positioning super well and if its both lips making the sound

fervent crow
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I can make one tomarrow for you

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Its nearly 12am for me so cant now- but ill ping ya when i make it

frank crane
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0:55

meager wave
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So uhh

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I kinda did a liproll? But it was using my entire mouth instead of one side

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Is this it?

narrow pike
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thats just lip bass

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liproll is inward and on the side

fervent crow
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Yeah

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You will be pulling pressure in like you would a straw