I remember as a kid making these sounds. I remember how unusual it was and wasn't sure if it was ok to make such sounds. Thinking I was touching on some sort of witchcraft. And so dropped it. It's a cool sound. I don't think I could do it now.
Emm Bronte after a month it just came! I found through a wide range of tongue positions it is still possible to make such sounds. But I can't get rid of the background sounds. You do it so beautifully! I'm just in awe and amazed at your quick work of it. You have awesome sound. I wish I had an afternoon of tutoring. It's so cool. I will check to see if you have any other videos.thanks for sharing. By the way, I was in Mongolia a while back with my daughter. It's just like Nevada, USA.
@@marshallkohlhaas80 lol I remember when I forgot how to ride a bike and had to take a month trying different riding positions until I remembered how to do it.
You know i was hesitant to learn this because i thought the same thing!!! But my husband said God created music, the devil just uses it for evil, but its a beautiful thing! So im taking that advice
I was an only child, and I spent a LOT of time in my room by myself and I used to try new sounds with my voice and mouth just to keep myself entertained. By middle school, we had a choir teacher who told us about this and showed us a video. At the time, I felt so cool because I’d already figured it out, but I didn’t know it was a thing. This was 1982. I doubt I could do it now. I have teenagers at home, so I don’t quite have the same alone time as I had as a child. They’d have me hospitalized if I was practicing and they caught me!
What about scientific evidence to support your hypothesis? Why should drinking water have an effect at all (unless the oral(!) mucosa is really dry = I'm not talking about the inner laryngeal mucosa)? This fairytale is told so often, that I need to comment on this: *The water runs down the esophagus(!), while the larynx is 100% closed by the epiglottis, hence the water doesn't get anywhere near the vocal chords. Many people think the can somehow magically "lubricate" their vocal chords by drinking (water or all kinds of recipes, like milk with honey, etc). That's anatomical nonsense.* The only thing it helps with is enjoying a placebo effect. As for temperature and vocal chord "constriction": first of all, the vocal chords are ligament structures and no muscles, i.e. "active" constriction is impossible. Sure, they are accompanied by the thyreo-arytenoid, vocal and cricothyroid muscles, but it's not reasonable to assume that water running down the esophagus within fragments of a second and with a temperature differential of maybe 10 or 20 degrees is only remotely able to have an effect on the temperature of the inner larynx muscles. The same is true for effects on the vocal chords via thermal expansion. Not only is it impossible to significantly change the temperature of the vocal chords via drinking (maybe it is a bit by inhaling hot steam), but vocal chords are also relatively short structures and the thermal expansion coefficients of organic tissue make the idea of signficantly changing the vocal chord length via a few degrees of temperature differential ridiculous. So what about remote effects via reflexes? The only known reflex in that context is from swimming in extremely cold water / cold water drowning: the larynx is indeed known to shut, but we're talking about the glottis diameter and not vocal chord tension, hence it only impairs breathing resistance. Now let's hypothesize for a second that for some weird reason you are indeed right and cold water constricts your vocal chord: constriction = increased tension = higher frequency. Now drink ice water and see for yourself if it turns you into a castrate or super-soprano. I have my doubts...
@@___Chris___ Could have left it as, "I doubt it" and not go to incredible lengths to prove your point. But, I get it. Do what you gotta do. I respect it.
I have been practicing every single day for the last three weeks. I’ve watched every video there is on RUclips trying different exercises & methods & tongue & lip placements. This video is the last video I watched & I DID IT! I FINALLY GOT IT! I was in my car by myself last night trying & trying over & over again just as I have been doing every single day every chance I get. And I was trying the “moooore” sound when finally the mosquito buzz turned into a beautiful glorious flute-like whistle! Woooo! Hooo! I’m so excited. I just wanted to say thank you! Yeay
Do you know how cool it would be to be able to this while just casually talking and you could be like lmao sry I got possessed it just randomly happens. I just found this cool thing though so I don't know hardly anything about it.
this comment is funny on a different level to me because the actor Misha Collins from supernatural is able to do it and did it at a con. so he brought me here and in supernatural there is alot of demon stuff
Definitely a mindfulness practice. You need to stand above the full loop of the sound you create (action) and the sound you hear (perception). Amazing!
Absolutely love your humility, your definately getting it. Can't wait to see you progress. I am subscribing so I can follow your success. I've been able to get the low tones but getting the high pitched have eluded me so far. Bless you!
Blake Campbell Productions Hey Blake! Wow thankyou for your comment, I really appreciate you following along and taking time to connect! Have a beautiful day xox
@@HarmonicPolyphonic Thank you Emm, it seems like I go around doing Mongolian throat singing all day. I keep experimenting to get what you are doing. It's just so beautiful. You really have a peacefulness about you. I really enjoy watching your videos. Take care my friend. What you do is what I really enjoy about the youtube community. I have several friends that I communicate with because of our youtube channels. Have a great day.
OMG first timer... I've been trying for like ten minutes and I think I'm getting it. I can hear it in my own voice but faintly. Practice time. Thank u for this video. This is so cool.
This is a wonderful introductory video. I watched some introductory videos from Miroslav Grosser and Anna Maria Hefele from Germany about 3 years ago, and I'm still not as good as you ( lol ). I notice our NZ native birds are quite responsive to the overtone sounds, especially the songsters like our native, the Tui. A caged sulphur crested cockatoo kept at a nearby animal park gets excited by these sounds as well. I also practise throat whistling as it carries a long way, and one can reach lower notes that whistling with the front of the mouth will not reach. Both means of sound production are good for calling the horses from some distance. So, yes, my experience of overtones with animals is similar to yours. Keep making videos, as you present this topic very well.
Richard Swan wow that's so beautiful!!!! How special to connect with the animals like that 😊😊NZ would be such an incredible environment to practice in! Blessings 😊❤️🙏🏽
just realized after watching you that when the overtone sound is separated it is very much like a whistling, lol. the same tongue movement (from e to u) is used to control pitch while whistling, so combining voice tone with whistling feels weird a bit and requires a lot of air and tongue control but it becomes significantly louder in overall... the lower pitch you want the lower "u/f" it becomes, same way the higher pitch you want the more "e/v" it gets in terms of breath control the lower you go with this the stronger air flow is required, the higher - the lesser flow, but flow means that it is constant. idk maybe that will help someone p.s. Great job, lady! your lovely voice and eyes are inspiring! thank you
Thank you Artem! The funny thing is I can't actually whistle haha. I appreciate your reflection and share and sure others will find it helpful xx thanks for watching!
יוחנן דוד hey there! I have some videos in now to amplify the overtone but definitely start by including some background noise and practicing in the bathroom or car!
man I just recently came across this type of singing. The first video I saw I thought was just edited but then I realized it was real and my mind was blown
Wonderful practice and you explain and demonstrate so wellc It's amazing how just a little practice can yield resullts. I hear overtones even when I'm not practicing and my sinuses have never felt more open. Thank you so much .
You sound awesome ! I'm very beginner and have started practicing overtone singing for this last 2 weeks, now I can hear my overtone constantly, but it still so quiet. I still need more practice to make it louder and clear like yours. Nice tutorial :))
I beatbox and have friends that sing and combining those two things along with this are gonna be amazing. I’m also commenting cause I like it when I get a heart from the RUclipsr
Emm Bronte Aw h*ck yeah! Also I recently learned how to ‘vocal hum’ and whistle, and was wondering if an overtone could be done while whistling, or if the position of the mouth wouldn’t allow for that
I wanted to let you know that this video you made was the most helpful for me to finally reach an actual melodic whistle, after a bunch of other tutorials weren't really descriptive enough. So thanks! Great skill.
Watched a few other tutorial videos with no luck, but this technique finally made things click for me. Great stuff! My overtones are super weak, but I can actually produce and hear them now. Thanks! Also, idk why I’m here at 1am on a week night. 🤷🏼♀️
THANK YOU, WONDERFUL SHARING !!! Still trying to get the second tone louder than the base … but I'm unfortunately not very disciplined in exercising. At least I do it every day for a few minutes, it RAISES VIBRATION & MOOD, somehow HEALING :-) LOVE IT ! Blessings, love & light
So sorry, I will have to disappoint you: at the best I get some faint overtones and need to stop because of overstressing my voice.That's why I commented with "You make it seem easy" ! More and more I am convinced individual physical differences play a big role. So: do keep posting your videos! Cheers ! :-)
thank you so much ive learned throat singing in less than 2 hours lol coz i could already do the bass and i watch this video also maria’s video after that i could do throat sing im so happy that i could do it thank you ❤
Emm you are so lovely. Thank you so much for sharing with the world how you do this. I'm just starting my journey, with your sweet help. Very much appreciated. May God bless you. With love, Gee ❤️
I like your story with animals. I learned how to whistle like a bird, it works too! I was really surprised the first time some birds came closed to me as I was practicing bird whistling. Now I'll try to get polyphony and talk to foxes like you!
It’s visually deceiving to hear what you’re able to create with your voice as well as fascinating to listen to even at this stage of your training. I look forward to hearing what you’ll create in the future once you fully commit to it. Once you do I would like to hear your interpretation of Inner Universe by Origa. I’m sure it will be vastly different from her original but interesting and enjoyable as well none the less.
I'd recommend a Zoom H2 or H2n recorder. I have the H2 and it is great for recording of all kinds, and is very popular among musicians. The H2n is the same technology, just presented in a newer exterior package and easier-to-read display. www.thomann.de/at/zoom_h2n.htm?glp=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIjYnX9_Le2gIVjbHtCh09vQZuEAQYASABEgJjXvD_BwE
Nice vid. At 3:34 there is a one quick reference to 'practice with the tip of your tongue.' Practice what? The teachers nearly always give much attention to tongue placement, specifically the tip...this vid doesn't. Do you have more instruction on that? I see you have more vids...I'll look there.
I haven’t read all the comments but I wanted to mention “muppet” voices. Bowing of the throat like the Kermit, the frog voice can create another overtone. Likewise, the Cookie Monster voice is good for some of the deeper overtone singing styles. Possibly good to note as well, that there is an overtone, which comes through the nasal cavity, another from the tongue to the roof of the mouth shape, bowed throat, overtone, as well as the low drone similar to Buddhist monks which can create overtones as well.
You are awesome Emm Bronte and I am very glad you took the time to share this. I have been practicing for about a year now but learned several new techniques because of you and will continue working on it. I am sharing this video with my lady so we can do this together! :) Much Love.
Hey lovely, hmmm I have noticed this as well. I do believe it depends on the individuals unique vocal range and comfortable resting base note. You can achieve overtone polyphonics in falseto as well which does change the sound. It will also vary across different styles of overtone singing xx
Hi +Emm I absolutely loved this! I am new to polyphonic singing and am so keen to learn. What an inspiration you are! Thank you for sharing. xxx (listening from Melbourne AU)
Thank you for this video! I am a voice performance student and am using this to help me find my “ring” through vocal mindfulness practices such as these. :)
wow, you've just solved a mystery for me which I'd had for years. Me and my soul mate were out chanting in the wilderness one time together the OMM sound and suddenly there was a new beautiful sound created which grew and grew complete drowning out our individual sounds. It was mind blowing and I realize after watching this that we'd created an overtone.
Tanya Brown Hey Tanya, that sounds so special and I’m so happy you were able to create that resonance together 😍Wonder what would happen if you continued to create that together now and experiment!
Razmik Yekiazarian hehe would be pretty cool!! I know my friend can talk with it but he does the traditional Mongolian throat singing so is able to create those very low vibrations xx
Yesss!!! I get the concept and can do this but how do you make the overtones louder?!? I know practice and consistency is key, but I’ve been trying this for a while and I guess I just haven’t found the sweet spot yet.
You're amazing for a beginner! It sounds really beautiful ... and what a lovely experience you had with the animals. Thank you. I'll definitely try it.
Breathtaking video, thanks for doing it! I'm just curious about one thing: is it possible to sing the guitar part in the pinch harmonics part in Magma by Gojira using the overtones?
Pitíčkárna hello 😃Oooo I will have to have a look and listen 😃Have you started practicing polyphonic singing? I feel Anne Maria Hefle (sorry if mis spelt) is incredible at doing melodies so I can see it would be possible!
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You probably came here to watch and listen 04:29 ;)
Your progress is amazing - very good sound voice - thanks for sharing!
Thankyou so much for these kind words
I tried it last night ... with only an occasional "hint" of success :D
Emm, I love how kindly you accept the comment and appreciate others. It's not something anyone would do.
Thank you, God. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Thanks🙏🏼 i came
I remember as a kid making these sounds. I remember how unusual it was and wasn't sure if it was ok to make such sounds. Thinking I was touching on some sort of witchcraft. And so dropped it. It's a cool sound. I don't think I could do it now.
Emm Bronte after a month it just came! I found through a wide range of tongue positions it is still possible to make such sounds. But I can't get rid of the background sounds. You do it so beautifully! I'm just in awe and amazed at your quick work of it. You have awesome sound. I wish I had an afternoon of tutoring. It's so cool. I will check to see if you have any other videos.thanks for sharing. By the way, I was in Mongolia a while back with my daughter. It's just like Nevada, USA.
@@chimpchowder5774 like riding a bike lol
@@marshallkohlhaas80 lol I remember when I forgot how to ride a bike and had to take a month trying different riding positions until I remembered how to do it.
You know i was hesitant to learn this because i thought the same thing!!! But my husband said God created music, the devil just uses it for evil, but its a beautiful thing! So im taking that advice
@@chimpchowder5774 The wholesome success story i needed today
Tutorial starts at 3:15
Cat Facts thank you!!!!!!
I was an only child, and I spent a LOT of time in my room by myself and I used to try new sounds with my voice and mouth just to keep myself entertained. By middle school, we had a choir teacher who told us about this and showed us a video. At the time, I felt so cool because I’d already figured it out, but I didn’t know it was a thing. This was 1982. I doubt I could do it now. I have teenagers at home, so I don’t quite have the same alone time as I had as a child. They’d have me hospitalized if I was practicing and they caught me!
remember to drink warm water, not cold water. Cold water constricts your vocal cords
Bishop O'Dowd High School Thankyou for the advice!! I have been doing that and it is definitely helping 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thank you
What about scientific evidence to support your hypothesis?
Why should drinking water have an effect at all (unless the oral(!) mucosa is really dry = I'm not talking about the inner laryngeal mucosa)? This fairytale is told so often, that I need to comment on this:
*The water runs down the esophagus(!), while the larynx is 100% closed by the epiglottis, hence the water doesn't get anywhere near the vocal chords. Many people think the can somehow magically "lubricate" their vocal chords by drinking (water or all kinds of recipes, like milk with honey, etc). That's anatomical nonsense.*
The only thing it helps with is enjoying a placebo effect.
As for temperature and vocal chord "constriction": first of all, the vocal chords are ligament structures and no muscles, i.e. "active" constriction is impossible. Sure, they are accompanied by the thyreo-arytenoid, vocal and cricothyroid muscles, but it's not reasonable to assume that water running down the esophagus within fragments of a second and with a temperature differential of maybe 10 or 20 degrees is only remotely able to have an effect on the temperature of the inner larynx muscles. The same is true for effects on the vocal chords via thermal expansion. Not only is it impossible to significantly change the temperature of the vocal chords via drinking (maybe it is a bit by inhaling hot steam), but vocal chords are also relatively short structures and the thermal expansion coefficients of organic tissue make the idea of signficantly changing the vocal chord length via a few degrees of temperature differential ridiculous. So what about remote effects via reflexes? The only known reflex in that context is from swimming in extremely cold water / cold water drowning: the larynx is indeed known to shut, but we're talking about the glottis diameter and not vocal chord tension, hence it only impairs breathing resistance.
Now let's hypothesize for a second that for some weird reason you are indeed right and cold water constricts your vocal chord: constriction = increased tension = higher frequency. Now drink ice water and see for yourself if it turns you into a castrate or super-soprano. I have my doubts...
@@___Chris___ Could have left it as, "I doubt it" and not go to incredible lengths to prove your point. But, I get it. Do what you gotta do. I respect it.
@@___Chris___ so you think cough drops are a placebo too then?... I hope you're not also an anti vaxer.
I have been practicing every single day for the last three weeks. I’ve watched every video there is on RUclips trying different exercises & methods & tongue & lip placements. This video is the last video I watched & I DID IT! I FINALLY GOT IT! I was in my car by myself last night trying & trying over & over again just as I have been doing every single day every chance I get. And I was trying the “moooore” sound when finally the mosquito buzz turned into a beautiful glorious flute-like whistle! Woooo! Hooo! I’m so excited. I just wanted to say thank you! Yeay
Yvette Marie omg this makes me so happy!!!! I am
So happy you go it!!! And stuck to it! I'd love to hear it 😃😃🙏🏽🙏🏽
Lucky... i can barely hear mine
I cant hear whistling not even the mosquito sound :(
Omg i haven’t try yet but i am so excited now for you🤩🤩🤩 i hope i would get it toooo
First time i could do it i was in the car too
I’m currently sat on my bed making some very strange noises getting the side eye off my cat 🤣
Nek minit fifty cats and a fox by the bed.
Haha yes I feel you!!
🙀😾
Hahaha!😂
My cat is side eyeing me and the video.
I see you’ve found what the fox says.
:P
this comment is underrated
This comment is underrated
Dead 🤣🤣🤣🤣
This comment is perfection. I love you, have sent you roses, and blew a kiss at you as i snatched your wig.
Me trying to communicate with aliens when they abduct me so I can complain about my problems
Zain Mughal hahah I feel you!!
Lol, this made me laugh!
Samantha Marie 😂
@@HarmonicPolyphonic I think you're so nice for still liking and replying to each and every comment. Thanks for this.
Zain Mughal of course 😃❤️I really appreciate people taking the time to watch xox have a beautiful day!
For a beginner you teach it more effectively than most people. Thank you.
Rosannasfriend hey lovely ❤️I really appreciate your message and that you found
The video helpful XX
This has blown my mind. WOW! I didn’t even know those sounds were humanly possible. It’s amazing.
Wayne Lucas that's so kind 😃I'm glad you found the video!
That is lit, she is the best I've seen so far
Clarissa Smith Thankyou lovely! Xox
I went from never having tried it to actually making a sound just from watching this video once - thank you so much!
That is fantastic!! Great work ❤️
Do you know how cool it would be to be able to this while just casually talking and you could be like lmao sry I got possessed it just randomly happens. I just found this cool thing though so I don't know hardly anything about it.
G Dragons Tongue hahahah omg yes so true!!!! Xx
Sorry I got possessed rofl
this comment is funny on a different level to me because the actor Misha Collins from supernatural is able to do it and did it at a con. so he brought me here and in supernatural there is alot of demon stuff
Definitely a mindfulness practice. You need to stand above the full loop of the sound you create (action) and the sound you hear (perception). Amazing!
I love that reflection, thank you! xx
i can feel and hear the whistle very faintly in my voice, it's really cool! i'll keep practicing until i can make it sound louder!
Yes that is great to hear you can hear it!! Keep going :) xx
Great introduction to this ancient skill! Thank you:)
Aww thankyou
i tried this near my dog and it confused the ever loving shit out of him
Phboy hahaha yes my cat always looks so confused... like what are those noises and why are you looking at me?!
Ikrrrr... Everytime I did it he got up or looked at me tryna see what was in my mouth
@@HarmonicPolyphonic it made my cats get into a scrap one time!
Clarissa Smith haha so cute xoxo
Zsa Zsa Umbra hahah really?!? Hopefully they weren’t too scared. I feel my dog and cat are used to it now haha
I CAN HEAR IT I DID FOR THE FIRST TIME AND ITS QUIET BUT I DID IT OMFGGGGG
Yessss girl! Thats so amazing! :D :D Such a cool feeling hey haha
Absolutely love your humility, your definately getting it. Can't wait to see you progress. I am subscribing so I can follow your success. I've been able to get the low tones but getting the high pitched have eluded me so far. Bless you!
Blake Campbell Productions Hey Blake! Wow thankyou for your comment, I really appreciate you following along and taking time to connect! Have a beautiful day xox
@@HarmonicPolyphonic Thank you Emm, it seems like I go around doing Mongolian throat singing all day. I keep experimenting to get what you are doing. It's just so beautiful. You really have a peacefulness about you. I really enjoy watching your videos. Take care my friend. What you do is what I really enjoy about the youtube community. I have several friends that I communicate with because of our youtube channels. Have a great day.
OMG first timer... I've been trying for like ten minutes and I think I'm getting it. I can hear it in my own voice but faintly. Practice time. Thank u for this video. This is so cool.
That’s amazing girl!! Do you think more practice helped? Curious what helped you as I know some others find it difficult to hear themselves
I was aware of like throat singing, but just heard of this technique. I'm in total shock. So cool
Happy you like it Ryan! xx
"Reconnecting with nature and animals " I love you
I love YOU! :D
This is a wonderful introductory video. I watched some introductory videos from Miroslav Grosser and Anna Maria Hefele from Germany about 3 years ago, and I'm still not as good as you ( lol ). I notice our NZ native birds are quite responsive to the overtone sounds, especially the songsters like our native, the Tui. A caged sulphur crested cockatoo kept at a nearby animal park gets excited by these sounds as well. I also practise throat whistling as it carries a long way, and one can reach lower notes that whistling with the front of the mouth will not reach. Both means of sound production are good for calling the horses from some distance. So, yes, my experience of overtones with animals is similar to yours. Keep making videos, as you present this topic very well.
Richard Swan wow that's so beautiful!!!! How special to connect with the animals like that 😊😊NZ would be such an incredible environment to practice in! Blessings 😊❤️🙏🏽
My cat is giving me the craziest look right now as I try to do this!
Monisola Elliott hahah mine always does too! Xx
just realized after watching you that when the overtone sound is separated it is very much like a whistling, lol.
the same tongue movement (from e to u) is used to control pitch while whistling, so combining voice tone with whistling feels weird a bit and requires a lot of air and tongue control but it becomes significantly louder in overall...
the lower pitch you want the lower "u/f" it becomes, same way the higher pitch you want the more "e/v" it gets
in terms of breath control the lower you go with this the stronger air flow is required, the higher - the lesser flow, but flow means that it is constant.
idk maybe that will help someone
p.s. Great job, lady! your lovely voice and eyes are inspiring! thank you
Thank you Artem! The funny thing is I can't actually whistle haha. I appreciate your reflection and share and sure others will find it helpful xx thanks for watching!
How is your overtone so loud :O
יוחנן דוד hey there! I have some videos in now to amplify the overtone but definitely start by including some background noise and practicing in the bathroom or car!
whats going on with that paragraph? it coming out of the right side lol
Cardonix haha I asked myself the same question
Cardonix Probably because it has hebrew in it
You're amazing!! SO glad I found this vid and YOU!
You TOTALLY have it!!!
Thankyou beautiful!! xoxo
That is magical. I want to practice every day now thank you
IONA WOODS thanks lovely!! How is the practice going? 😍🙏🏽
man I just recently came across this type of singing. The first video I saw I thought was just edited but then I realized it was real and my mind was blown
Illusory Bucket I’m happy you enjoyed it!! Xoxo
Wonderful practice and you explain and demonstrate so wellc
It's amazing how just a little practice can yield resullts.
I hear overtones even when I'm not practicing and my sinuses have never felt more open.
Thank you so much .
You sound awesome !
I'm very beginner and have started practicing overtone singing for this last 2 weeks, now I can hear my overtone constantly, but it still so quiet. I still need more practice to make it louder and clear like yours. Nice tutorial :))
Aww thankyou so much!!! Thats so exciting!!! Its such a good feeling hey :) xox
I can do the polyphonic singing but I can not get it as loud as you. That is really clear and amazing. Great work.
Thanks David! Mind you, there were very good acoustics in this room, which make a big difference xx
I beatbox and have friends that sing and combining those two things along with this are gonna be amazing. I’m also commenting cause I like it when I get a heart from the RUclipsr
❤️❤️😊Hearted
Emm Bronte Aw h*ck yeah! Also I recently learned how to ‘vocal hum’ and whistle, and was wondering if an overtone could be done while whistling, or if the position of the mouth wouldn’t allow for that
I wanted to let you know that this video you made was the most helpful for me to finally reach an actual melodic whistle, after a bunch of other tutorials weren't really descriptive enough. So thanks! Great skill.
Thank you so much for the feedback! Please let me know if there are any specific videos you would like to see 😊
Fantastic! I felt the voice of the earth
What a beautiful comment, thankyou gorgeous xx
ive been trying for a while, will definetely come here a couple times a day and see of im finally able to do it!
Have you been able to do it yet? Xx
@@HarmonicPolyphonic still wasnt able to, but i sometimes hear it a little bit(? if that makes sense,,,
Watched a few other tutorial videos with no luck, but this technique finally made things click for me. Great stuff! My overtones are super weak, but I can actually produce and hear them now. Thanks! Also, idk why I’m here at 1am on a week night. 🤷🏼♀️
Haha hey gorgeous I’m so happy you can produce them and here them!! Let me know how your Practice is going 😊❤️
Oh My Gosh You Are Amazing I Have Been Obsessed For Two Years And Finally Can Do It Myself I Am 11 Years Old Thank You For Making My Dreams Come True!
Thanks for watching lovely xx
i cannot even begin to believe you produced _those_ sounds yourself. *especially* on the "more" sound.
bruh Thankyou so much!! I really appreciate the feedback 🙏🏽🙏🏽
I love what you said about the animals. It has inspired me to start learning🔆🔅
Heather Cacioppo I’m so happy to hear that 😍let me know how it goes
THANK YOU, WONDERFUL SHARING !!! Still trying to get the second tone louder than the base … but I'm unfortunately not very disciplined in exercising. At least I do it every day for a few minutes, it RAISES VIBRATION & MOOD, somehow HEALING :-) LOVE IT ! Blessings, love & light
E-u had me sounding like cardiB eeoooowww
Neljiam Lae 😂😂Love it xx
Gruuuuu gruuuuu
Kaaaa-kaaaaa
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These sounds make me happy
natika31able your comment makes me happy 😊
I just have to watch it with my mouth open I am absolutely fascinated😮
So glad you enjoyed xx
Emm, you are a natural talent ! So great what you are showing us !
What a lovely comment! Thankyou so much for watching xox
Emm, overtone singing, I am enchanted and I am trying it for a while: you seem to make it easy ! You got to have a gift ! I am impressed !
I think it is amazing that you are also exploring the overtones
So sorry, I will have to disappoint you: at the best I get some faint overtones and need to stop because of overstressing my voice.That's why I commented with "You make it seem easy" ! More and more I am convinced individual physical differences play a big role. So: do keep posting your videos! Cheers ! :-)
Really good and clear video. Throat singing the way you obviously can do it is so cool. Looking forward to the practice.
I appreciate that! Xx
Your throat singing is actually amazing :o to the point where it sounds magical
Wow Thank you Jordan I appreciate that xx
thank you so much ive learned throat singing in less than 2 hours lol coz i could already do the bass and i watch this video also maria’s video after that i could do throat sing im so happy that i could do it thank you ❤
That was amazing! For a beginner, that was really impressive. I can’t seem to get it right, but I’ll keep trying
Thanks for sharing 😀
Thankyou SO much
Yes keep trying
Baitiful..theres nothing written about what diferent people love or prefer .you have a great beautiful energy KEEP IT UP
Thank you Marisa! xx
You're SOO good I love it! My daughters are humming around the house now tryna make the Poly-synth vocals. Thx for sharing!
That’s so amazing!! Let me know how they enjoy it 😊😊🙏🏻
I did this once by accident and it freaked me the fuck out, and I’ve been trying (on and off) ever since to recreate it.
Haha that is great!! Hopefully you continued :) xx
Emm you are so lovely. Thank you so much for sharing with the world how you do this. I'm just starting my journey, with your sweet help. Very much appreciated. May God bless you. With love, Gee ❤️
Fascinating!!! Thank you for such a fun, informative demonstration of your talent! :-)
ThankYOU so much for watching :)
🤩🤩🤩 this is the coolest thing ever!! Thank you for this video, I can’t wait to start!
Al A-Las H thank you so much for watching!! How
Is your progress going?
I like your story with animals. I learned how to whistle like a bird, it works too! I was really surprised the first time some birds came closed to me as I was practicing bird whistling. Now I'll try to get polyphony and talk to foxes like you!
Wow I love this!!! So special
It’s visually deceiving to hear what you’re able to create with your voice as well as fascinating to listen to even at this stage of your training. I look forward to hearing what you’ll create in the future once you fully commit to it. Once you do I would like to hear your interpretation of Inner Universe by Origa. I’m sure it will be vastly different from her original but interesting and enjoyable as well none the less.
Z-Mack Dos 6 Echo Thankyou amazing human!!!! I will keep practicing and looking forward to exploring the song xox
Every time I play a part of you making these sounds my cat goes nuts meowing!
Haha my cat does the same! xx
Emm, I think you would benefit from a better microphone.
choochoochooseyou Thankyou! Is there one you recommend that I can connect to my computer? Xx
I'd recommend a Zoom H2 or H2n recorder. I have the H2 and it is great for recording of all kinds, and is very popular among musicians. The H2n is the same technology, just presented in a newer exterior package and easier-to-read display.
www.thomann.de/at/zoom_h2n.htm?glp=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIjYnX9_Le2gIVjbHtCh09vQZuEAQYASABEgJjXvD_BwE
Andrew Pearce Thankyou so much for your recommendation!! Xoxox
You're welcome! I forgot to mention: you can of course connect the H2 to your computer to simply use it as a microphone
;-)
Andrew Pearce Do you know if I will need a sound card or is it a USB stick
I am able to plug in? X
My ears my eyes stunned by you 🥰
alex a wow thanks Alex that’s so lovely 😊Hope you are having a good day!
I been trying this for a couple weeks, I can’t wait to figure out my own style with it
Hopefully you've stuck with it! xx
Nice vid. At 3:34 there is a one quick reference to 'practice with the tip of your tongue.' Practice what? The teachers nearly always give much attention to tongue placement, specifically the tip...this vid doesn't. Do you have more instruction on that?
I see you have more vids...I'll look there.
Wow, this is otherworldly ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you! Xx
I haven’t read all the comments but I wanted to mention “muppet” voices. Bowing of the throat like the Kermit, the frog voice can create another overtone. Likewise, the Cookie Monster voice is good for some of the deeper overtone singing styles. Possibly good to note as well, that there is an overtone, which comes through the nasal cavity, another from the tongue to the roof of the mouth shape, bowed throat, overtone, as well as the low drone similar to Buddhist monks which can create overtones as well.
Watching you just sink into it helped me understand. I can produce a few soft overtones now. Let’s hope practice helps
How is your practice going Xena? xx
@@HarmonicPolyphonic ooh haven’t thought about it as much lately. But I’ll keep working on it!
Cows love polyphonic singing. So beautiful and mystical
They really do!! They are so cute xx
You are awesome Emm Bronte and I am very glad you took the time to share this. I have been practicing for about a year now but learned several new techniques because of you and will continue working on it. I am sharing this video with my lady so we can do this together! :) Much Love.
This was such a lovely comment thankyou! Enjoy practicing together xx much love
You did a beautiful job! I’m trying to learn, too, and it’s fun feeling your voice move around your head like it’s traveling.
That is a great and creative metaphor! So true xx
You are a very good teacher. I have noticed that all overtone singers only sing certain notes on their polyphonic tones and no others. Why is this?
Hey lovely,
hmmm I have noticed this as well. I do believe it depends on the individuals unique vocal range and comfortable resting base note. You can achieve overtone polyphonics in falseto as well which does change the sound. It will also vary across different styles of overtone singing xx
Wow 😍 😍 I actually thought you used a voice effect.... It's unbelievable
Thankyou so much
it sounds so magical
Elicia Ward thanks lovely 🙏🏻
Hi +Emm
I absolutely loved this! I am new to polyphonic singing and am so keen to learn.
What an inspiration you are!
Thank you for sharing.
xxx
(listening from Melbourne AU)
Hey girl I am so happy you are learning! Feel free to connect on insta if you have any questions 😊
@@HarmonicPolyphonic Thanks!!
Thank you very much for your help.Have a beautiful day🌞💫
I hope you have a beautiful day too xx
Thank you for this video! I am a voice performance student and am using this to help me find my “ring” through vocal mindfulness practices such as these. :)
Love it!! Amazing to see how many people actually explore overtones~ xox
Hi there - Love this video. I was wondering maybe a new video please on how to quieten the 'normal' voice and up the overtones volume? :)
Definitely I will add that to my list. When I finish my studies I will create more videos 🙏🏻🙏🏻
I'm like a fool imitating the lips while listening to it, but without any sound xD.
Indorian hahaha sooner or later you will for sure!!! ❤️❤️
wow, you've just solved a mystery for me which I'd had for years. Me and my soul mate were out chanting in the wilderness one time together the OMM sound and suddenly there was a new beautiful sound created which grew and grew complete drowning out our individual sounds. It was mind blowing and I realize after watching this that we'd created an overtone.
Tanya Brown Hey Tanya, that sounds so special and I’m so happy you were able to create that resonance together 😍Wonder what would happen if you continued to create that together now and experiment!
Very Impressive... Bravo...
It would be Interesting to hear if One can TALK with Polyphonic Overtone...
Razmik Yekiazarian hehe would be pretty cool!! I know my friend can talk with it but he does the traditional Mongolian throat singing so is able to create those very low vibrations xx
Amazzzing!! Thankyou for sharing your experiences and methods!😊👌🙏
Nishad Phatak thank you so much for watching xx
Yesss!!! I get the concept and can do this but how do you make the overtones louder?!? I know practice and consistency is key, but I’ve been trying this for a while and I guess I just haven’t found the sweet spot yet.
Yes it really is practice and the right acoustic environment! Experiment :) xx
wow..do you let the nose vibrate? I mean, do you let air come out of your nose?
Congratulations, I really enjoyed the lesson! :)
Aniello De Sena hey 😊No I don't! Purely from the mouth, contracting and constructing the vocal chords in different ways and tongue placements 🙏🏽
I LOVE THIS VIDEO!!! It’s absolutely beautiful!!!
Thank you Brianna! xx
Very pleasent voice and well explained, thnx !
Thank you for watching! xx
It's fun, really))) I'm in my childhood again 😂
I agree! Playful xx
it sounds amazing, you look amazing, plus thank you for sharing knowledge! :) would try to practice it as much as possible
That’s so sweet thank you so much. How is your practice going?
You're amazing for a beginner!
It sounds really beautiful ... and what a lovely experience you had with the animals. Thank you. I'll definitely try it.
Thank you so much Angela!! Let me know how you go 🙏🏻
Cool. thanks for the tips! Yay
Thank you Doyle! xx
thank you for sharing this!
This is amazing!
Thank you Allison! Xx
This is great my fellow overtone singer! :)
Thankyou!! You sound incredible!!
Just keep playing around Jeffrey! You will get a feel for what sounds good to you
Thanks! I really like how pure and your overtones are :)
Novice or not, this was a very helpful video in gaining understanding of some of the intricacies of singing overtones.
Well done, and thank you.
I’m really happy it was helpful! Xx
whaaaat?😍😍😍😱😱it's amaaaaazinggg
Sarina Jm Thankyou beauty!!!! Xox
I don't really understand what has to happen in mouth/throat to make the sounds. How deep in the throat are the sounds coming from?
Sean Bearly I feel my vocal chords restrict and contract to change the sound xx
Your voice is amazing ~thx for sharing
mbarkmusic wow Thankyou so much!!
How could you teach us such magical Overtone while being so beautiful, how! ^_^ You're pretty.
-From the Philippines.
Thank you Stephen that is kind of you to say! xx
Moa is Aom backwards. Aaaaaoooommm is how the mantra is pronounced. What does it sound like when you use Aom?
Rick Ved Jyotish oooo I will have to experiment!!! Xo
I am able to produce the overtone but it's very faint, how do you amplify it??
Baso hey there I have some updated videos where I go into this xx
Breathtaking video, thanks for doing it!
I'm just curious about one thing: is it possible to sing the guitar part in the pinch harmonics part in Magma by Gojira using the overtones?
Pitíčkárna hello 😃Oooo I will have to have a look and listen 😃Have you started practicing polyphonic singing? I feel Anne Maria Hefle (sorry if mis spelt) is incredible at doing melodies so I can see it would be possible!
Wow! Fantastic, best wishes!
John Rice Thankyou so much!! Best wishes to you too 🙏🏽