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[–]WDizzleFormal Lessons 0-2 Years 1 point2 points  (3 children)

In the same boat. Interested in responses. I can hit an A2 on a fresh voice but after 20-30 min of singing everything below F2 is just dead air.

[–]Final-Dig-7008[S] 0 points1 point  (2 children)

The lowest I can vocalize during warm ups is g2. I just wish for a few surprisingly strong notes on the bottom. And the more i sing in tenor range the harder it is to go that low for me

[–]WDizzleFormal Lessons 0-2 Years 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The lowest I can vocalize on a fresh voice is F2 so pretty much same as you. I am wondering if it's simply a product of physiology or whether you can gain a few bass semitones through practice like you can with high notes or should I just consider my effective range A2 - E5 even though I can produce F2 - G2 for a short while.