Name: My Lowest Polyphonic Subharmonic Notes With Extra Head Voice Highs by Frozen Mermaid Freya
Duration: 1 min 5 s
Description: I went super low on this recording using the polyphonic subharmonic technique that kinda makes my voice sound like speeding cars racing on the highway, and I also included some random head voice highs that are a bit louder!

My new headvoice vocalization recorded today with my new phone Nokia 5.1 Plus! I don't even know how high I sang in this one, but the last note is probably around B7 as it’s a bit higher than the A7 from my previous head voice vocal sample, and, the last notes sound quite high (7th octave highs) and I can barely hear them on my phone... All the high notes in this recording and in the previous recording are head voice notes sung with coloratura technique and are not whistle notes.

New HeadVoice 7th Octave Highs 2021_03_16 .mp3

I went super low on this recording using the polyphonic subharmonic technique that kinda makes my voice sound like speeding cars racing on the highway, and I also included some random head voice highs that are a bit louder!

My Lowest Polyphonic Subharmonic Notes With Extra Head Voice Highs

I have an unique voice type -- sopranino, with my vocal subtype being coloratura, and my tonal purity 100% aka 'glassvoice' sounding or crystalline tone meaning the sound is pure or crystal clear aka has no dark undertones. This has resulted in what I like to call a weightless voice which allows me to sing stratospheric high notes in head voice without straining, as the notes always come out naturally.

Most of my high note vocalizations on SC I've done with my mouth closed, which is a technique I use a lot when vocalizing and doing scales -- this may have further affected the sound quality/clarity on those recordings. I used a camera and cell phones to record them, so the sound quality is not too good, as cameras and phones are unable to capture the real note sound, voice timbre, and intensity (only pro recording equipment in a studio could do that) so my voice in real life does not sound like it does in the recordings.

In real life my high notes sound like birdcalls or flutes and my highest notes sound very beautiful like a bell (distant and echo-y) or like glass or raindrops on glass (IDK how to explain it) while on recording they sound, um, wrong/kinda weird (it changes my timbre, my tonality, my intensity etc) so I don't like my recorded voice BUT, I uploaded for the range mostly, as some people questioned my vocal range and singing range claims.

My total vocal range and my total singing range are wider than my recorded ones, because I suffer from chronic hoarseness (IDK if it's permanent or if it will go away if I am moved to some warmer place) and on a good day (when my hoarseness level is below 25%) I can always go lower and higher than usual.

Higher notes are harder to hear anyway, as the higher it goes the more distant the sound/note becomes.

My full head voice range is C6 to C8.

My full chest voice range is A0 to A5 -- I actually do have recorded A5s in chest belts, but due to copywrong rules I can't upload that voice sample on SC, but I can always send via email, so if anyone wants to hear those samples, just let me know!

So, my full singing range (the modal voice range) is A0 to C8.

My most used range however is from A1 to A7 -- I can access this range pretty much all the time (even when extremely hoarse) or almost all the time.

My whistle register: my whistles, they go from around C4 to A10+ as my highest whistle notes go into the inaudible, so IDK exactly what's my absolute highest whistle note as I can't even record such notes with a phone; but I rarely use this vocal register tho as WR is not flexible at all and this makes it hard to control it as sometimes the notes may sound broken IDK and whistles are usually accompanied by some other sound which is a weird 'vocal noise' (that reminds me of the sound of static noise) I can't control...

I usually use my head voice for highs since I can sing all the notes on a piano and the clarity of headvoice notes is superior to that of whistles, and only use whistle register in random WR vocalizations or when I try to imitate chicken sounds and certain bird sounds & thrills.

I am a natural-born artist and self-trained singer, so creating art and singing always came naturally. But being the perfectionist, I always made sure my technique was also perfect. So I did research singing and vocal techniques before I started singing.

So I am both a natural and a very technical singer at the same time.

This allowed me to sing for many hours without getting sore or losing my voice. I used to spend all day singing, before I was moved...

Sadly, I can't belt or sing loudly (normally, without holding back/fear) at the moment.

That's why on the acapella recordings on SC I sang quietly -- without diaphragm support.

Can't wait to be moved to a proper home where there's no one else/no neighbors living in it or around, so that I can finally be able to sing properly and belt again.

Besides singing, I also love to write lyrics and create vocal melodies for my unfinished songs!

My Lowest Polyphonic Subharmonic Notes With Extra Head Voice Highs

Frozen Mermaid Freya

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