How low can you go

[jon-nyc]

This is crazy.

https://www.classicfm.com/artists/tim-storms/lowest-vocal-note-world-record/?fbclid=IwAR0ZDJulU-ONZSlWFAMEt0PemIcZWCdEs7vFCiILJtm-LRF6mpyKat43pFQ

[jon-nyc]

Don’t listen with your phone. The speakers don’t have a low enough response. You won’t hear.

I found my earphones did a decent job reproducing the sound.

[Axtremus]

Tim Scott’s low voice signing is very natural, very nice!

A while back I stumbled on videos of Russia “oktavists” or “basso profondo” who sing ultra low voices, sound like some special technique, not as natural as Scott’s:

Link to video

[Klaus]

0.189 Hz?

0.189 Hz???

I can make a 0.189 Hz sound with my hands or a piece of cardboard.

This is miles below the lowest frequencies we can hear.

This doesn't make sense.

The "Lonesome road" recording is awesome.

[Doctor Phibes]

@klaus said in How low can you go:

0.189 Hz?

0.189 Hz???

Yeah, that's wrong. 1 Hz is me clapping once a second, so 0.189 Hz is me clapping every 5.3 seconds.

Still, it sounds fantastic. The music, not my clapping.

[Aqua's Sister]

I can go pretty low, if you know what I mean.

And as far as the speed of the clap goes, well...

[89th]

LOLz

[89th]

That is low, but also not pleasant to listen to. Notes lower than the lowest G on the piano are...just weird.

[mark]

He gave the subwoofer a good workout. lol

Unreal.

[taiwan_girl]

@89th said in How low can you go:

That is low, but also not pleasant to listen to. Notes lower than the lowest G on the piano are...just weird.

I am kind of with you, I did not like it that much. It was just "okay" for me.