I’m a 14 year old girl and I am able to sing a Low C (C2). Is this at all strange? I want to sing lower, so I will be sure to try these tips. Thanks!

I have to answer to every teens here.

Hello, i’m 16, and two years ago I was able to hit the LOW F and low E (but very poorly).

But I discovered JD Sumner and Bass Singing, and I was shocked by the low notes he was able to reach, so I tried one morning to hit a low note, and I was able to hit low Eb2, I thinked that is an incredible low note for me !

Time was passing, and I hit LOW D in the morning, also, low C#, and the LOW C !

And with patience, I was able to hit B1 in morning ! And sometimes Bb1 ! Three times, I hit a low A1, and One time, I hit a LOW AB1 !

But still in the morning. My voice get higher in the rest of the day and I was only able to hit Low E. But years after years (2 years), I was able to hit low Eb2 in the day, also low D2 this year, and low C#2 If I sleep long time and very well (sleeping is VERY important to achieve a low and deep voice all the day). Three weeks ago, I was able de hit the LOW C2 at 4 or 5 p.m. ! I also hit a Low D2 with such ease.

So be patient, and keep practicing.

(If you scream a high note, you’ll possibly lose your low notes, for example, If I scream a high C6, my highest note, I’ll don’t be able to hit a LOW D2 after that).

I’m a girl but I want to sing in a lower, more boyish voice. Thanks!

I am 17 and i sing bluegrass gospel and i can sing a low C-C#. WIll my voice still continue to deepen?

I am 12, male, and I can sing a low E flat. Is there anyway to sing down to a low D or C?

I’ve found by using vocal fry technique paired with head and chest resonance I’m able to achieve thunderous lows. I start out with a good warmup of humming low C to middle C and back down as low as I can go with fry. Posture is also important, as well as deep breathing. With the aforementioned technique I can hit a G below low C with ease.

Hey Lyle baillargeon, I am 17 and I am in vocal jazz, I can sing a low D so it’s not abnormal for you to hit an F and I would say your just at average now but don’t worry your range will increase the more you sing!

@lyle

i am 12 and female and can sing low F (i know what i am talking about) and it is normal for a 14 year old to sing that, but if you cant it is still normal. it all has to do with how your vocal chords are. apparently, mine are very, very differant from most females (especcialy in my age group) but thats just the way it is, so dont be freaked out.

i just wanted to ask, i am 14 and can sing a low F (the space below the last line) on a bass cleff. if there are any other teenagers, is this normal? or is it higher or lower than average?

Hi,wel,the thing about singing with a deep voice is all about having confidence,relaxing and breathing well.You can practice on changing the tone of your voice even if its tiny,i had a voice like that before but now i’m 21 years and my voice is so deep but i just sing with it.I practiced on changing my tone until i was used to it so keep on practising,don’t listen to what people say,they aren’t you in the first place and they never will be you.Try it…you’ll see.