Your poly sub bass sounds like it’s coming along nicely too, bro. You should post more vids of you showing it off🔥🔥 do you have any tips for people trying to learn poly sub bass that you feel like could’ve helped you when you were learning this?

@@alkmibeats2133 thanks bro! The biggest thing for me being able to do alien bass even to this day is whether or not my chest, throat and nasal passages are clear and not full of flem or mucus or my chest being all weezy. Gotta have clear passageways for it to work. Even so I usually gotta warm up for 10 or so minutes to get the 3rd part of that register to harmonize and come in clearly. People should just realize that you don't have to push hard or strain at all. It's not like any other bass used in beatboxing. You will feel the first to registers almost fold together when the 3rd one finally connects for you and it will be almost effortless. You just have to kinda work on getting used holding that almost, vocal fry, you have to do to initiate the 2 key parts that makeup alien bass. It's not a natural feeling for those who haven't done it before cuz it's almost non-stop noise you're projecting. It's constant aside from the few breathing breaks that're tastefully located throughout the piece. Learning breath control is a big thing on this one too Id say. Otherwise you'll be left gasping for air coming back up on the next measure and you won't be able to stick that 3rd subharmonic register cuz your throat isn't relaxed

I can't do it

@@mr_skull8046 keep practicing bro and rewatch the video until you understand more clearly what hes explaining. He does a very in depth walk thru of the steps to achieve it.

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Me too 😊

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@@finnsane4848 ja und du ?

Good luck man

good luck i suggest going on basics first , not this bass cuz it's advanced as fuck:)

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@@saade7663 yeah

same lol

Did you ever get it

This comment is highly accurate

Bc he knows that is rly hard that you have to practice it a loooonng time before you can match his bass hahaha lol

can you pls explain a bit more? like what this nose-singing think really is bc i didn’t get it yet😅

English pls?

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lmao yeah I can explain it do you have time for a discoed call? I can’t do poly sub bass because it’s so difficult to maintain both subharmonic basses but I can do both separately

DrizlaXgaming basically there’s a type of bass that’s not very often-used in the beatbox world but is a pretty well known technique in the vocal singing world, it’s called subharmonic register. It’s a different kind of vocal bass than throat or chest bass because it just uses your true vocal chords, nothing else. What it is is basically a perfect 50-50 ratio balance of chest voice (your regular non-falsetto singing voice) and outward vocal fry. If you get a perfect blend of both happening at the same time, you can get a pitch that’s an octave under your regular singing voice’s note. Unlike throat bass, it’s smooth and sounds in timbre like your regular singing voice, just an octave lower. It’s almost the exact opposite of throat bass in terms of tension and constriction, requiring a very finessed looseness. If you want a rare example in the beatbox world, zureck’s/xureck’s “insane vocal fry technique” shoutout video is him using subharmonic register bass to a beautiful degree of control. Enel’s “electric bass” is a type of subharmonic register, but using the “tight jayton voice” instead of the regular, uncompressed chest voice. What indicator’s poly sub bass is, is you’re producing a subharmonic register note projected through your NASAL cavity, and then ALSO singing a subharmonic register note projected through your ORAL or THROAT cavity, the resulting harmonization or resonance I guess between the two creates a lower, third tone. This tone is poly sub bass. Again, it’s super difficult especially if you’re not used to singing or used to throat bass to even do subharmonic register bass well. Doing two at the same time using the nose-mouth simultaneous singing projection is even more difficult. But obviously, can be executed cleanly with practice. Hope that clears up some stuff

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you do have to clear your throat to get the throat bass tho. By now, i havent seen anyone says you need to clear ur throat in order to access the subharmonic bass

Throat bass is honestly a lot more easier than this sound tho

@@hai965 no you don't. I just did low chest bass and made the chest bass the same note as your normal voice.

@@FDE-fw1hd or tense Ur voice and push till it kinda "cracks" and breaks through the throat bass

@@FDE-fw1hd is it supposed to hurt your throat? It hurts mine

I miss his videos, where did he go?

Vernon Lucas Idk perhaps his family or him has covid

@@adrienmaivai3105 i hope he doesnt xD

leTweezFNA Yep

As soon as I heard third subharmonic I was like 👀

You hit the nail on the head. I did choir singing as a bass as well back in my school days so I hope you're not going to struggle too much

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Bruh i cant even lip roll. Not even inward bass. Throat bass do be kicking tho

@@fluffy_mango5026 I mean inward bass is harder than liprolls

@@shahbaz9925 no i can do both i got Inward bass in 1-2 weeks and i got liproll in 3 months.. liproll is harder

@@yes-nc4vo no generally the inward bass is harder, ur not the majority of ppl

Big up and good luck!

Yea same, when you were explaining on where to begin I was already doing those because I thought that was the closest sounding bass to your bass so I assumed I figured it out but apparently not lol. I just tried it out and I think I got it, starting to understand what you mean by third step being both mouth and nose (I think that’s what you said). Just gotta keep practicing. When I do the bass it also takes me bit to get the bass going, it starts bad at first then it starts to come together so you can’t do it well on the spot unless you make them wait a few min lol.

glad I could be of help :)

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ok mate if you learned it, can you tell me how you make the nose subharmonic? i have no problem doing the throat one, or doing the throat sub through the nose. but the way he explains it the nose subharmonic is a thing that happens in the nose? what do you do to make the nose vibrate like that? like my strohbass(which is the vocal cord fry component, basically) works fine but i cant seem to find that nose friction thingy. big up if you actually managed to do it!

@@victorvitez7328 I think the way he explained it wasn’t very good. There isn’t really sound coming from the nose, but just an subharmonic sound from the nose. Basically the way I do this is to do 2nd subharmonic bass (not second note but second subharmonic) kinda mixed with the normal subharmonic.