#Offering help with bass stuff

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stuck stump
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Oh so it’s basically the same except for like the one extra part vibrating

wooden cedar
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which is why I said the chest note shouldnt have to be higher going off that, not to mention that hitting a note with chest that is higher than the average voice is not super easy(chest tends to be in the lower 2nd octave, average voices are usually higher than that - for example chest for me is around a B1-C2 without much effort, my voice fluctuates between E2-Bb2)

fervent crow
stuck stump
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Also I thought evil bass just used the same part as chest lmao

narrow pike
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it does

fervent crow
fervent crow
stuck stump
fervent crow
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There will be one oscillation a 5th above the voice, allways

stuck stump
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And in a couple years I wanted to go to med school too…

fervent crow
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Man im managing like three convos at once this is crazy

fervent crow
narrow pike
stuck stump
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Beatboxing doctor 🔥

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“Sir you have stage 4 cancer” but with epic vibration bass

fervent crow
wooden cedar
stuck stump
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Crap it’s 12 am I have school tmr

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Gnnnnnnnnn byeeeeeeee

fervent crow
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To the point of when you get deep enough

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It goes into quamtum theory and mechanics

narrow pike
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which is how he classifies it as well

wooden cedar
narrow pike
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1 variation being similar to evil bass (open chest bass) but still not having the arytenoids crash into eachother

fervent crow
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This is stuff that we know lol

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I personally dont know why it works this way, but it does not work the other way around, has to be a triphony sound and have those criteria to be a vibration state sound

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Otherwise it would simply just be a 2nd subharmonic normal sound

narrow pike
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I legit just had wave mechanics on my physics finals

fervent crow
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Yeah subharmonic theory gets into some crazy stuff lol

narrow pike
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maybe think of it like a prism that splits white light into red green and blue (dont cook me for inaccurate wave lengths relative to this), would probably be an alright way to visualize this

wooden cedar
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ah

narrow pike
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like the underlying color (sound frequency) has to be correct and the prism (arytenoids) needs to be configured just right in order for the desired outcome to take effect

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thats how I visualize it in my head

fervent crow
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Well ima go sleep, i have school in the morning :/ yall have fun, i have spread my knowlage lol, also got mazefrog to watch my video so hype (he was surprised by double tongue bass)

narrow pike
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hell yea

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gn

wooden cedar
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wish there was a major I could choose that would align more with learning more of stuff like this - currently planning on physics(have yet to start on those classes, next semester maybe?) but one more aligned w this would be pretty cool(prob smth more in med i would assume)

fervent crow
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Phonetics? There is litterally a thing for studying vocal anatomy and all that

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People think i do, but i dony

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I probs could

wooden cedar
narrow pike
wooden cedar
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would be hell but thats fine

narrow pike
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that would take hella dedication

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but at least physics is interesting and anatomy as well so youd have that going for you at least

wooden cedar
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the hyperfixation would be enough

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yeah

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anyway I should also sleep I have exams on the morrow

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gn

narrow pike
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ight

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gn

half shale
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Of course it covers mouth and throat anatomy, when classifying sounds there are two columns, manner and place of articulation, so p is called a bilabial plosive: bilabial because it's done with the lips and plosive because it's a sudden burst of air

narrow pike
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yea thats basically what im thinking as well

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vocal basses can get from like somewhat well researched like throat bass to completely unorthodox and practically unheard of in research that I think having basic anatomical knowledge can suffice and the physical aspect being more important

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like if you showed a phonetics or linguistic phd conglomerate something like ervinhos chest bass theyd essentially have no clue what it is until they do a full on deep dive into beatboxing

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and even then its also just incredibly hard to find info on certain techniques

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beatboxing in general is severely underresearched imo

fervent crow
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Honestly an actual beatbox/human bass class would be cool

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It goes so indepth that honestlu you can get a whole class outa it

half shale
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This bass sounds cool, really low, not sure if it's low throat bass or another thing

half shale
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Plus you could practice sounds without looking like a weirdo

fervent crow
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Your current project: "learn throat bass"

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Though it would be unfair

half shale
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Also trying to learn liproll

fervent crow
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Its very anatomy dependant ultimately for basses that make it easier anf harder for otherd

half shale
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The thing is, I struggle with every sound I try

fervent crow
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That is some people yeaj

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Depends how weird a kid you were and what muscles you trained growing up unconciously

half shale
fervent crow
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Your lips are tighting too much

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Also youe lips are curling inwards

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Also doesnt seem like your jaw is dropping much

random tundra
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ngl lip rolls is one of the most annoying basses to get

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im glad I got it fast

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I struggled ALOT with the same thing

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idk how to explain

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its really really weird

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I got it because I had vibration bass

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so I just unvibrationed my vibration and got throat lol

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its WAY sharper and feels higher on the throat

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than slizzer

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I got it by trying to get vibration bass

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maybe he is doing the same thing

fervent crow
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Maybe

random tundra
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like

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when I was doing slizzer bass instead of throat

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and I tried to learn vibration without knowing that I was doing slizzer

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I got vpc

fervent crow
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Ye

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Its the same concept

random tundra
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yeah yeah

fervent crow
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Espesh with how you are so harmony and pitch based

random tundra
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actually I was just trying to add fry to it

fervent crow
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YUCKY

random tundra
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because I though vibration was throat + fry

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lmaooo

fervent crow
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BLEGH

random tundra
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I was completely wrong

fervent crow
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HATE THAT-

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lol

random tundra
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even the basses I was doing was wrong

random tundra
fervent crow
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You atleast learned it propperly unlike someone, and i love thid story "well indicator saif so, and hes way better st beatboxing then you and has been beatboxing longer so hes correct"

random tundra
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lmaooooooooo

fervent crow
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You can imagine the voice i used typing out that whole thing

random tundra
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lmaoooo

fervent crow
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Man carlos, did subhsrmonikz tell you what he judt got?

random tundra
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the upside down vpc thhing?

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lmao

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that shi is crazxy

fervent crow
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No

random tundra
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what?

fervent crow
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Triple inward bass

random tundra
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WHAT

fervent crow
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Lmao

random tundra
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how do u even do more than 2 arytenoids notes

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yeah hes messaging me rn

fervent crow
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Lmao

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I mean, he found triple chest bass months ago

random tundra
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dammmmn

wooden cedar
fervent crow
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@random tundra you can grab it as you are activly talking abkut it lol

random tundra
wooden cedar
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thats insane wtf

narrow pike
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bro said he RANDOMLY found it while he was talking to me 💔

fervent crow
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Yeah lol

narrow pike
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I was not familiar with his game up until now

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dude is straight up nuts at basses

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no other way to put it

fervent crow
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He is the bass god rn

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He can do every bass and more

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Well, nearly every bass

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Missing out on alot of tongur bass stuff and vocal bass stuff cause of his uvula deformation

wooden cedar
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which basses use uvula again(and which would you recommend to learn first)

narrow pike
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basically all of them if you want to

wooden cedar
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really?

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how would I go about adding it then

narrow pike
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just trying honestly, but space can probably give you better tips im not that far with uvula at all

wooden cedar
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@fervent crow ?

narrow pike
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I mean good place to start is always a basic vocalization

fervent crow
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Then uvula can be combined with just about every other bass to change how it sounfs

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And insanly easy to harmonize it subharmonic wisr with these other basses

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Like i do throst bass + 3rd sub vocal bass

wooden cedar
molten parrot
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what bass is this?? i feel like inward but more deep

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i found this by accident when i was training inward

willow moat
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yo @fervent crow wsp nice ot meet yo u offering help for free?

willow moat
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thats the sound

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that what i hear from remix inward base tutorial

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search remix inward tutorial and watch it

molten parrot
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just asking cuz it sounds more thinner

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i can do the inward "normal"

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ill try to show u

willow moat
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well inward is hard to do beacuse u have to conenctrate a specific part of your throat

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and if u conenctrate on another,another sound will comeo ut

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i mean u can use it,sounds pretty cool

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have a good one @molten parrot recommend u to watch remix inward base tutorial

narrow pike
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nah man remix inward bass tutorial kinda sucks

molten parrot
narrow pike
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he basically just says "do inward bass and then do it more"

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like he doesnt give any real instructions

willow moat
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thats why his inward base is one of the best?

molten parrot
narrow pike
willow moat
molten parrot
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i never watched his tutorial so this doesnt matter

willow moat
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i mean just have a look on multiple tutorials,its easier

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and better than just watching one

narrow pike
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sounds like theres hella twang compared to normal tho

molten parrot
narrow pike
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I mean ultimately trying around is good

narrow pike
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raise back of tongue towards soft palate

wooden cedar
narrow pike
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kind of a gargling sound at first

wooden cedar
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ok

narrow pike
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as long as your getting a vibration in the back of your mouth its basically 100% uvula

wooden cedar
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ok

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ty

random tundra
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its the type of inward bass sound that u would get after just learning it

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for me its sounds like its nothing more than that

molten parrot
molten parrot
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to tentando fazer o normal mesmo

narrow pike
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que

random tundra
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em relação a sentir mais "fino" muda um pouco de pessoa pra pessoa

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de resto

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tá normal

random tundra
random tundra
random tundra
molten parrot
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amem senhor

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agora vou dar uma paradinha q ta doendo ja esse kraio

random tundra
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I just got dlows inward while I was ont the street

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sounds pretty bad rn tbh

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casually walking then boom

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dlows inward

fervent crow
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then just add uvula bass under or over a sound

fervent crow
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knowlage is seperate from experience

fervent crow
random tundra
fervent crow
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yeaah

random tundra
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almost puked 3 timnes doing it

fervent crow
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it uses uvula no?

random tundra
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a little bit

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not much

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kinda vibrates a little

fervent crow
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yeah, sadly i cant do little vibration anymore lol

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my uvula is what one would say "too developed"

random tundra
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lmao

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spealking about uvula

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how tf do I make my vocal uvula sound good?

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mine is pretty mid

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like

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its just uvula

fervent crow
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is it too tight/strangling sounding?

random tundra
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I ill record it

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wait

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idk I just dont like how it sounds

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like

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I sound like a pigeon

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idk

random tundra
fervent crow
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generally ok

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but you are flipping inbetween 3rd and 2nd sub

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you actually have the opposite issue of most

wooden cedar
fervent crow
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oh uh

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yeah

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so, you raise the back of your tongue

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it will kinda feel your tongue in thevbery top of your throat if done correctly

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like you are really congested

wooden cedar
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ok

fervent crow
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and tighten the top of your throat in a sense

wooden cedar
fervent crow
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not really

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its very light

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should feel slightly tightened and not overly

wooden cedar
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I believe Im tightening too much

fervent crow
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perhaps yes

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the tightening at the top of your throat isnt too required... actually look in a mirror and try to open your mouth as wide as you can to see the uvula

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next to your uvula are your tonsils

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those actually close slightly when you do uvula bass

wooden cedar
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Ok

fervent crow
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or may not tonsils... idk

wooden cedar
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is vocalization necessary or nah

fervent crow
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theres parts in there that close right by the uvula

fervent crow
wooden cedar
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ok

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And that position is all I need right? nothing further?

fervent crow
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honestly yeah

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just because the uvula is just a dangly thing

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it has no muscles to control it

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its almost just a blob of flesh

wooden cedar
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yeah

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Ok ty

fervent crow
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yee

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tongue position is the most important part

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honestly, exhale, while just raising the back of your tongue

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maybe slightly pulling it back

random tundra
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I just go grrr while vocalizing it

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actually

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I can harmonize it with an interval of an octave

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nothing more than that lol

fervent crow
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Play with your tongue position

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And prsctice not judt going wowowo, but go wawawa and judt aaaas

wooden cedar
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@fervent crow would you mind sending me an audio of uvula bass sometime

fervent crow
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Yee

wooden cedar
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ty

fervent crow
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Ill send almost every variation too

wooden cedar
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sweet ty

wooden cedar
random tundra
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I love the rattle that this sound has

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I feel my entire throat vibrating doing this wtf

fervent crow
wooden cedar
fervent crow
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Yee fair

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I can also just forward it to you

wooden cedar
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ty

stuck stump
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Why when I try to do this through my mouth it kinda sounds like the metal voice 😭

random tundra
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Bruh wdym with metal voice

stuck stump
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But that’s not the point 😭

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That bass feels a lot higher up on my throat

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Maybe it’s throat bass?

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When I switch it to my mouth it started like vibrating more

fervent crow
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Dawg your comparisons are so wack lmao

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i think your ears need to get checked lmao

random tundra
fervent crow
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Lol

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im saying it in tr tleast mean way possible

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So fsr youve said vibration chest sounds like hard bass, and whst youare doing there sounds like metal screams-

stuck stump
stuck stump
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Was about to compare it to something again but I think I should not 💀

stuck stump
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Still slizzer?

fervent crow
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Sounds closer to throat bass

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Ofc you slipped into normal vcb for a second

stuck stump
stuck stump
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Do you think I am ready to learn vibration bass now 😭

fervent crow
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Not at all

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Sounds closer, but super rudimentry and poor, hardly even beginner lol

fervent crow
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Being honest lol, you cannot jump to vibration just from that

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Yoy will never be able to do throat bass if you do it

wooden cedar
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@fervent crow should it be normal with uvula in the beginning to start gagging(for lack of a better term) a lot after using it?

fervent crow
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honestly yeah

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completely forgor about the recording one sec

wooden cedar
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thank you

wooden cedar
fervent crow
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hmm, unsure

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ive been doing uvula bass for 11 years is

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ish*

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i dont think i had a big issue when i started?

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it really matters what your gag reflex is

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for me it only triggers when i push it super far back

wooden cedar
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ah

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I have a very strong gag reflex

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almost threw up my dinner after trying it 😭

fervent crow
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will be hard then lol cause uvula is in the gag reflex spot

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actually sometimes the reason for gag reflex-

wooden cedar
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damn that’s unfortunate then

fervent crow
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lol

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Mazefrog moment

wooden cedar
fervent crow
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Yeah

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Its what pwad does

narrow pike
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yo space

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I might have a whale whistle you can learn

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its like 2 seconds to check if itll work for you

fervent crow
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K, its also late so waiy till morning

narrow pike
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ight just hit me up then

stuck stump
# fervent crow

I’m not gonna lie I thought the different types of uvula bass was just a given that everyone could do 😭

fervent crow
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Nah lol

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Its a very weird muscle

lucid brook
fervent crow
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Well in order to get uvula bass to begin with it uses tongue position

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We are sayin going from uvula bass to vocal uvula bass, which requires zero moving of the tongue until you start modulating and chabging its texture

lucid brook
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Just mimic this guy and u got it

fervent crow
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Thats 3rd sub vocal bass

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Then you went up to 2nd

lucid brook
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?

fervent crow
fervent crow
lucid brook
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The normal starsky bass and pwad bass is different

fervent crow
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2nd sub is the normal subharmonic of vocal bass, your tongue is just flatter then normal

fervent crow
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So it gets a smoother texture

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Tho looses a little bit of resonance and bass due to the smaller gap

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For a more harmonic smoother sound

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Tho they are not by definition different basses, hardly different varients

stuck stump
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I’m not gonna make another comparison but uh

random tundra
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I cleared my throat and now I can't do it anymore

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lmao

stuck stump
random tundra
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idk

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thats weird af

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feels like my vocal chords are vibrating more

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but its not fry sub

stuck stump
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Mmmmmm

random tundra
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@fervent crow is this shi somehow a sub made by phlegm?

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like

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instead of doing fry

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the phlegm vibrates on a frequency that creates a sub

fervent crow
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I mean

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Mucus bass exists

random tundra
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hmmmmmmmm

fervent crow
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So possibly

stuck stump
random tundra
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its hard to tell because the moment I cleared my throat I lost it

random tundra
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there is any other muscle involved

stuck stump
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I feel like I always get that

random tundra
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and there is not fry

fervent crow
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Ask subharmonikz, cause ou can use a rythmic popping of mucus or plegm as the bass note in a subharmonic

stuck stump
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Sometimes when I try to do my chest bass it sounds super good almost sounding like vibration bass but then when I clear my throat it’s gone

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Or if I drink some water

random tundra
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I tried to ask him

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lmao

fervent crow
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Yeah lol

stuck stump
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Space is it better

fervent crow
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Sounds like it? @random tundra is it just me or fo you hear more than one note

fervent crow
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Im hearing more than one note i think

stuck stump
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Is that good or bad

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😭

fervent crow
stuck stump
fervent crow
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Lol

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One of my special basses

stuck stump
fervent crow
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Lol

stuck stump
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Sounds so cool tho

fervent crow
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Yay lol

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Its my version of crythix bass

stuck stump
fervent crow
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Unsyncronized vibration bass

stuck stump
fervent crow
fervent crow
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Kk

random tundra
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theres 2 distinct notes, one from the voice and one from the bass itself]

fervent crow
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Ye, noe the question is

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Is one an octave anf a 5th, or an octave away from the other

random tundra
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ah

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ok

fervent crow
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And the intervals are just weird

random tundra
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wait

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lemme think

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def not just an octave

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I need to grab an instrument

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wait

random tundra
fervent crow
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Ye

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I just cant pitch match lol

random tundra
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ye

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an octave and a 5th

fervent crow
random tundra
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when he start to stop the bass

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wait

narrow pike
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its always hard to tell imo when youre warping the resonance with like wauwauwauwau yk

random tundra
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ye ngl

fervent crow
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Not too much harder

random tundra
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but hes starting, not gonna blame him

narrow pike
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ye ofc

fervent crow
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I noticed the distinct notes

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1st sub the notes blend together noticably, harmonize

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2nd sub they dont mstch so even i notice it

random tundra
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I had the feeling of it because on the start is more messy

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on the end goes an octave and a 5th more corretly yk

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but stills the same interval

fervent crow
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Yeah

random tundra
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but whats hes doing is not slizzer bass, right?

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the bass under the voice sounds lower than slizzer

fervent crow
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No, slizzer bass HAS to be 1st sub

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Allways

random tundra
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ok ok

fervent crow
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Has to be 1 octave below the voice

random tundra
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its because its really really quiet

fervent crow
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Its just a super soft vcb

random tundra
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yeah

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super super soft

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I can't even make my vcb soft like that

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btw

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@fervent crow

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u learned zombie bass, right?

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is it higher on the throat than chest bass?

narrow pike
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ye

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zombie is epiglottis while chest is arytenoids on epiglottis or associated membranes

random tundra
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yeah yeah

random tundra
# narrow pike ye

I got a weird ass vibration on a muscle that maybe is the eppiglotis

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it feels alot higher than chest

fervent crow
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Zombie bass is super rattly and slower

random tundra
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and its not like evil

fervent crow
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Almost feels boney actually

random tundra
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hmmmmmmmm

random tundra
random tundra
fervent crow
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Idk its weird

random tundra
fervent crow
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Ut really feels like how you would expect cartalidge slapping something would be

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Lol

random tundra
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lmao

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its actually the same postition as dlow inward but outward

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feels weird ass hell

random tundra
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that was what I was trtying lmao

fervent crow
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Towards rhe very end sounded simular? But also, nasal zombie bass is iffy for me-

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Its not overly a nasal friendly sound

random tundra
fervent crow
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Ah lmao

narrow pike
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kindred has it in his bass video if you wanna look

fervent crow
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Yeah i beleive thats the case

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I dont think its quite zombir bass

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Too tight also

fervent crow
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Zombie bass is INSANLY loose

random tundra
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it feels pretty high on the throat

random tundra
fervent crow
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My slizzer bass used to feel like the top of the throat lol

random tundra
# random tundra

on the end was dlow inward and on the start was the sound itself

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just to clear up

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I did it inward because its the same position

fervent crow
narrow pike
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dont remember the details tho

random tundra
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np

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I ill check it

fervent crow
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I only dont like that video cause so many of the basses are not their own basses lmao

narrow pike
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wdym by that

fervent crow
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Like locked chest bass, thats practicslly just a tight chest bass

narrow pike
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idek if it was locked or another one im referring to

fervent crow
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Also going off of the anatomy video-

narrow pike
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he had 3 variation in there, might me misremembering

random tundra
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open, locked and tilted i think

narrow pike
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mightve been tilted

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yea probably tilted now that i think about it

random tundra
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im looking it rn

narrow pike
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if you have a type of chest bass that doesnt have any part of the arytenoids make oscillating contact with the front of the larynx/themselves but rather oscillate back and forth in the air it will have less static friction which definitely isnt a negligible effect and therefore imo warrants it being classified as a different variation of a sound

random tundra
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ye dlow inward is locked

narrow pike
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look where your adams apple is, tilted lets you kinda pull it down iirc he said that

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cus its more of a rotation I think

random tundra
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almost dont move

narrow pike
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compare it to a chest bass you know of what it is ig

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like if its lower higher or same position as that

random tundra
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chest bass goes as little up

narrow pike
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now youd have to check if youre able to pull it down but obv thats not as easily done as its said

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the way kindred explained it to me is that you basically use some muscles to coordinate your adams apple while you rotate the rest of your larynx and especially your arytenoids forwards whereas normal chest basses those roles are kinda reversed

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which would also kinda explain why you see dlows trachea violently jump back and forth in that one dubstep insanity drop ig

stuck stump
random tundra
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one for chest bass and one for the actual voice

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so u can do intervals with it

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normally vocalized chest bass is harmonized on a 5th and a octave interval or on an full octave interval

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that means that if u do a 5th interval with vocalized chest bass

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u will do a low C, for example, with ur arytenoids (chest bass), and a one octave higher G note with ur voice

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if u do an octave interval with chest bass

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and u do a low C witih ur arytenoids, u will do an octave higher C note with ur voice

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both at the same time

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this is the same concept that u use to make chords on a instrument, for example

stuck stump
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R u saying that’s what I’m doing

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That sounds complicated

random tundra
stuck stump
random tundra
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pretty common actually

stuck stump
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Oh

random tundra
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chest bass is a really easy sound for most of people

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its just hard to make it really low

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I practiced it for more than 1 year to make it sound actually good

stuck stump
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😭

random tundra
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lmao

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yeah its pretty annoying

random tundra
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ok

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wait

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I still need to improve it

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but I really like this texture

stuck stump
stuck stump
random tundra
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I wwas about to say its similar to chest bass, but actually its much looser

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bruh a computer on another room turned on while im home alone wtf

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wait

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bruuuuuuuuh

random tundra
fervent crow
random tundra
fervent crow
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Alot of the time you say just a 5th when yalking about 2nd sub so have to correct lol

random tundra
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now that im getting used to it I noticed it uses a really big uvula vibration

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not a tiny one like I was thinking before[

fervent crow
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Ah

random tundra
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maybe is just the way im pushing air

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idk

fervent crow
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Its weird for dloe as well, cause yk, he kinda ripped most of his uvula off-

random tundra
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lmaoo

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shi I still cant hit it on the sweet spot with my whole mouth open

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I was trying to see with my cellphone camera if was viibrating of not

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but I just cant hit it

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wait for like

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more 3 days

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then I will see it right

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but I think that when I hit it really low the uvula goes bonkers

fervent crow
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He did a bass incorrecrly

stuck stump
fervent crow
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Yeah

stuck stump
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That’s scary

fervent crow
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Lol

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He did liproll + uvula, which can be a very spiratic oscilation

stuck stump
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I think in the process of trying to get Liproll i accidentally got liquid bass somehow 💀

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Even though it’s not even the same part vibration

fervent crow
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Lol

wooden cedar
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is it normal for the uvula to be very sore after first learning uvula bass

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@fervent crow

willow moat
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like what should i improve or any reviews

narrow pike
narrow pike
willow moat
narrow pike
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too little

willow moat
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like i did that just by listening to a routine 20 sec and i modifited it on the spot thats it

narrow pike
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i mean honestly might be your mic fuckin­g you up cus it just sounds weird

narrow pike
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I mean not necessarily down just better

willow moat
knotty thistle
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teach me inward

narrow pike
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do bass but inward

knotty thistle
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how

willow moat
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what about this

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is it better?

narrow pike
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now it just sounds rattley, ion know much bout eqs n shi I dont have a tryhard mic

willow moat
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does it sounds b getter than the last eq?

narrow pike
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yea probably, its definitely clearer imo

narrow pike
willow moat
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thanks alot bro

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i appricaitge it

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have a good one

frank crane
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@fervent crow yo do you know the like PacMax train whistle thing

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I'm trying to learn it but idk the right position

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But I think I'm getting there and I hear a whistle coming out

narrow pike
frank crane
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I can send a clip

narrow pike
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sure

frank crane
narrow pike
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i mean thats just a vocalized slightly laser whistly airflow

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not really close to pacmax train whistle

fervent crow
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Yeah im not a specialist for whistles, thats IK, i do bass not whistle

narrow pike
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lol

fervent crow
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Is pacmax's train whistle not closer to side whale whistle?

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His cheeks flair up with it

narrow pike
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honestly what I hear defined as a whale whistle gets swimmy as hell, I just define them as any whistle that can be pitched with the cheek taps

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and his whistle is definitely a whale whistle on both sides

fervent crow
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Yeah

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Thats generally the idea of whale whistle, irs a whistle through yhe cheeks that can be modulated easily and almost requires it sometimes

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Which you have say azel, scribbly doodle, and pacmax as the big users

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Scribbly doodles i know he can only get to full volume by pressing one of his cheeks

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And irs LOUD

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It overpowers every other whistle ive heard, he can do it off mic during a set and still sound insane, if he does it on mic it might rupture eardrums-

narrow pike
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yea pacmax whistle definitely requires a cheek airflow, all whale whistles have the airflow exit the cheek in some way

fervent crow
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Yeah

narrow pike
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also pacmax' specifically seems to be easier if you have an overbite

fervent crow
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I know some things lol, i do use alot of airflow for basses so o can tell how used cheeks are

fervent crow
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Tho scribbly doodle doesnt really have one

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He had a good jawline

narrow pike
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which one does he use? pacmax's?

fervent crow
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Beleive so yeah

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Double cheek(ed up)

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And he rapidly switches between pressing cheeks for an insanely loud ufo whistle

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He uses it at partys and raves to assemble the homies

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Justcause of how it carries over everything

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And how unique it is

narrow pike
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smart asf

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is there like a recording of it that I can look at somewhere

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also now that I think about it more if its really pacmaxs then it makes hella sense for it to be loud asf if fully pressed

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its super cool how taps affect certain whale whistles, cus theyre not all the same

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dlows for example is rather fragile, the other one I mainly use tho I can comfortably jump between like 6 notes

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although dlows is still possible, just not quite as easy

fervent crow
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Idk tho

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I also dont remember if he did it during bluemountains shoutout

random tundra
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am I going crazy or there is 3 notes right here even tho im doing 2?

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kinda sounds like the harmonization between the lip osc and my voice created another note

fervent crow
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Kinda hearin 3 maybe?

random tundra
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maybe its an overtone

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idk

fervent crow
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Overtone on lip oscillation... Dont beleive so

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As an overtone is really only audible with certain mouth shapes

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And a nasally sound

random tundra
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idk

random tundra
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but like

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its a 2 octaves up 5th

fervent crow
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Oh

random tundra
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and I can hear not only these 2 notes

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but a note one octave higher than the lip osc

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at the same time

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idk how that is produced

fervent crow
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Gah what sub is that... You might be getting a super low subharmonic harmony..

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If its 2 octaves and a 5th...

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Cause i know 2 and a 3rd is 4th sub

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And because your voice is on falsetto low subs are way more likely

random tundra
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its normal to the subharmonic being higher than the bass itself?

random tundra
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because im doing only the lip osc and the 5th 2 octaves up

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the 3rd note is the same as the note being made by the lip osc by one octave higher

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idk if u can hear that

fervent crow
random tundra
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lmao 2nd second

random tundra
fervent crow
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So as those notes get spread apart, i BELEIVE the subharmonic harmony note gets widened

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More noticable

random tundra
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ngl im not understanding

fervent crow
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You would be doing about 5th or 6th sub there

fervent crow
random tundra
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5th woundnt be something really low?

random tundra
fervent crow
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Welll- have to remember you are on falsetto

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On falsetto you can easily reach lower subharmonics with most sounds then normal, its how subharmonikz does it usyally to reach beyond 8th sub

random tundra
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I can do that with chest voice too

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sounds kinda like a vibration state lip osc

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but the sub is not that loud

random tundra
fervent crow
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Well, vibration state lip osc makes sense, but also the fact you are 2 octaves and a 5th below your voice-

random tundra
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I will record it

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but I think the voice is just an octave and a 5th up

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with chest voice ofc

fervent crow
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So would be 2nd sub, typical vibration state

random tundra
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yeah

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this low one doesnt sounds that loud on mic

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with falsetto the 3rd note is way louder on mic

fervent crow
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Might be vibration state lip osc then

random tundra
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I will try to get a better sounding recording

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idk why but the sub dont appears to much when I record it

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ACTUALLY

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the voice is a 5th UNDER the lip osc

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like vpc

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ok its def vib state lip osc

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AND even with falsetto

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damn thats cool

random tundra
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yeah its exactly like that

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thats why the subharmonic on the falsetto one is one octave up of the note being made by the lip osc

fervent crow
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@narrow pike

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check it :)

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yk i looked at the member list, saw vocodah and thought "what you doin here, you lost?" then i scrolled up and yup checks out lmao

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i was tempted to actually do a full explination of inward for shiz and giggles but nah lmao

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unless he wants a good nerdy way to explain it to others lol

fervent crow
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jumpscared by my "lookalike"

narrow pike
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sick af

fervent crow
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lol

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perfectly harmonized

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for a bit

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actually i found the correct feeling, you really have to focus on the uvula when you do it

narrow pike
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yea ive found that out as well just havent really been able to hit it cleanly

narrow pike
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at the moment im kinda trying to make the uvula sit loosely and flat on the back of my tongue ig? is that somewhat in the right direction

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kinda leaving a small ridge in the back of my tongue so its easier for the air to lift the uvula

fervent crow
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Maybe? So i find its slifhtly easier with the mouth open for whatever reason, to the point you almost hear a snore bass texture underlying it, then you can clpse your mouth with that same feeling

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Also a VERY nasally throat bass

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Like nerd throat bass

fervent crow
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@random tundra i need your ears for the first little bit where i get it harmonic

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Whats the notes lol

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Cause honestly, it sounds like vibration state liproll to me

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Then i lose it

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I pulled out a tuning app to make sure the notes seperately were roughly a 5th apart, but my relitive pitch aint great

random tundra
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ah ok it was sounding like shi because I was hearing the 2 audios that u sent at the same time lmao

random tundra
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both hella inconsistent

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try to hold one note with the lip

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then do an octave highr with ur voiice

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then hold the note with the lip and just go down with ur voice

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until u find the vib state interval

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ill better for u doing this way

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instead of trying do a F, with ur lip, for example, and match it ur voice, which would be a D#

random tundra
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I dont recommend u trying to actually pitch match both vibrations because ur ears are not used to distinguish pitch

random tundra
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like with vpc

fervent crow
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Liproll isnt meant to be that high

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I was trying my hardest

random tundra
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I dont even think I can do that with liprolls

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I only can do an octave interval with liprolls

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having good pitching with ur voice while inhaling is really hard

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lmao forget it I just did it

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got it first try

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lmaoo

random tundra
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just do ur normal liproll

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and vocalize it

fervent crow
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My normal liproll is in the 1s territory

random tundra
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hmmmm

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so

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try to do the opposite

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do a note with ur voice and try to get the liproll a 5th under

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ngl idk if its my lip roll texture or my inward voice that just terrible

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by this harmonized lip rolls sounds bad

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the subharmonic is not loud and the voice itself sounds bad

random tundra
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try to get it outward

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so u understand better the intervaç

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the do it inwtard

fervent crow
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My liproll as i said is in the middle of the 1st octave to low 2nd octave territory, that high was in the 3rd octave cause my inward voice only goes so low

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My outwars voice only goes to D2 with immense focus even lol

fervent crow
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But doing it this tight

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The tighter the harder to keep pitch i find

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Espesh with lip sounds or tongue sounds

random tundra
fervent crow
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But i cant fo low or else im going to get the normal liproll subharmonics

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Which i didnt know existed just because they are so low it doesnt even matter anymore

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Like consistantly 6th sub and below for normal inward voice and liproll

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Napom i beleibe has the highest subharmonic of it normally

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Its why it sounds the best

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Goes for most vocalized inward sounds

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I dont even wanna know what my high inward subharmonic is just because of howbhghbmy voice is and how low my inward is

fervent crow
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hey uh @random tundra, guess who just maybe got dlow inward

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very rough one atleast

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(and by figuring out, i mean bothering subharmonikz)

random tundra
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overtones and subharmonic just goes forever

random tundra
random tundra
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even from my inward which is tight inward

random tundra
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u got the dlow one by trying inward zombie bass?

fervent crow
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yeah

random tundra
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hmmmmmmmmm

fervent crow
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it feels like the same exact position

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i can just breath in, maybe a little more tightness

random tundra
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remember that I was trying to get zombie bass by doing dlow inward outward?

random tundra
fervent crow
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lol

random tundra
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maybe if I try to really loose my dlow inward

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but outward

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its weird because feels completely different from normal inward

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its really hard to get rid of the feeling of a loose chest bass when I try that

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arytenoids always kicks in

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or that other weird sound

fervent crow
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ye

random tundra
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I still feel it

fervent crow
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i am adding no uvula

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that is all just arytenoids

random tundra
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damn

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that rattle is made by the eppiglotis?

fervent crow
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dont beleive so for it

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its more the arytenoids are SUPER raised

random tundra
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because I really feel something doing a big vibration on it

fervent crow
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dlow inward is in swallow position

random tundra
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ye

fervent crow
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so everything is raised way higher then they should be

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also why it feels higher

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cause technically, it is

random tundra
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makes sense now

fervent crow
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and what do muscles do when they stretch

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they well, stretch

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get larger

random tundra
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makes sense

fervent crow
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so the arytenoids become longer and allow for a larger oscillation

random tundra
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yeaaaah

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so cool

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actually is so fcking understand how that happens and feel it at the same time

fervent crow
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and its def swallow position because i can go right from swallowing into it

random tundra
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that explains the high and big vibration I feel when I do it

fervent crow
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remix's inward is also swallow position, but while dlow is more loose, his stays tight

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tight with a big oscillation rather then loose

random tundra
fervent crow
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not from how he explained it lol

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he explained it with swallow position

random tundra
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hes pitching is way different too

fervent crow
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if it was the opposite, it would be loose inward

random tundra
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dlow almost cant pitch it

fervent crow
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yes he also goes way lower

fervent crow
random tundra
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it sounds like its looser

fervent crow
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he can go insanly low, but with alot of difficulty i beleive

random tundra
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yeah

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something like that

fervent crow
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it def isnt looser, you can also tell when it looses its low oscillation

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its much tighter, but because its low, it technically is looser but also tighter then dlows low

random tundra
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ah ok ok

fervent crow
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they both also use almost no air too

random tundra
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really?

fervent crow
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yeah

random tundra
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how do u even do that

fervent crow
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dlow can hold his for... minute and a half i think?

random tundra
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I can only do that with inward fry I think

random tundra
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my inward bass record is like

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11 sec

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lmao

fervent crow
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DID HE DELETE THE VIDEO???

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nvm false alarm

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nvm wasnt minute and a half

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was 48 seconds

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which one was his longest then..

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i wanna say remix can hold it for about as long

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and THATS what inward sounds like when it mimics a fry

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it uses almost no pressure

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its like me doing super low vocal bass subs

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man now i wanna see my throat bass time again

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oh dang

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30 seconds

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thats a new record for me

fervent crow
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@random tundra lol

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not as long as galush's 45

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but his was slightly tighter then i could go without going vibration

random tundra
random tundra
fervent crow
random tundra
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I still didn't understand

fervent crow
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It reminds me of fry but ofc arytenoids

random tundra
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yeah kinda

sleek igloo
# random tundra

I can do this sound, I think it's Bataco's originally I want to say

random tundra
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yeah, I think its the same

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but the way ur doing ur lips sounds more tight

fervent crow
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still wild with all that ive done, ive never lost my voice

sleek igloo
fervent crow
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@narrow pike remember when you were speakin about this? lol

tepid comet
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sounds like stiches new sound

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is that combined with uvular?

fervent crow
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nope

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just inward poly and inward bass

random tundra
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@narrow pike was u that sent an audio trying to get bv bass here?

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I got a really similar bass to him by frying my chest bass and vocalizing it

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the thing is that the bass that I found is more wet and less sharp

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im trying to get it with more high end and less pressure now

random tundra
narrow pike
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or what do you mean by vb

random tundra
random tundra
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sorry

random tundra
narrow pike
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yea theres something similar I can do but I have to do it super pressurized

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yea you can legit scream that shi

random tundra
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but I dont want to annoy anyone rn

random tundra
narrow pike
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yea I had my neighbor knocking on my walls once

random tundra
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im trying to make it less pressurized and more sharp rn

random tundra
random tundra
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so I just need to fry even more my chest bass

narrow pike
# random tundra im trying to make it less pressurized and more sharp rn

Im not sure to which extent this will really work, cus an analogy for this would just be the normal voice, at lower frequencies like sub 50hz or sum fry and normal tonation become virtually indistingiushable going higher then makes it harder to fry cleanly without pressurizing, probably possible to some extent but I havent really played around with it that much as its super irritating to me

narrow pike