My 16 year old son has taken up throat singing as a way to annoy his dad....what started out as a joke is becoming a talent. He's wanting to study music in college so this is up his alley and I'd like to encourage him to learn more about this style of singing. Thank you for sharing your knowledge to inspire others!
Actually, the point is that his technique is quite off. What he is doing is not using larunx but compressing his vocal cords and stopping the air from coming out. That forces the cords to open periodically to let the air out. Using this technique may cause serious problems with voice, and apparently some people can injure their vocal cords (depends on the width of the cords, that is genetically difined). So, if you really want to learn throat singing I'll suggest that you go to a vocal coach that can teach you things like screaming. That is basically the same technique, but used in a slightly different way. When you really know how to use your rima vestibuli it won't be a problem anymore to figure out throat singing.
@Zaher Beaini I think he's straining the right muscles but also straining extra muscles in his neck and face which is constricting the bloodflow. Source: I'm a medical massage therapist and I study muscles and my vocal teacher gets onto me about doing this all the time. If what you said was true then just holding your breath would turn your face red, which it typically doesn't. He's still trying too hard, it's not effortless for him yet - he's still getting close enough to teach it and knows a lot more than most teachers about this. He's effectively one step ahead of the class on this one - still struggling at times to perform. It's hard! He's 100% straining too many muscles - even though his sound is right - his technique is concerning and my vocal teacher would stop him and have him relax his neck and turn his head back and forth slowly while doing this. Furthermore, you can actually hear his tension in the voice sometimes. His technique is far from perfect. He would benefit from some time with a vocal teacher who focuses on posture/positioning/tension. He's also forcing the air with too much tension instead of letting it flow out, so it's also his chest cavity with too much tension going on. Unless you've studied muscles professionally or are a vocal teacher I doubt you'd notice. It's clear to me he's stressing out his intercostals a bit much because they move so much on the onset of his sound... His shoulders and posture are also too far forward. I could literally write a paper on how his posture is off because it's my weakness. Postural foundation is key to voice. Just shifting a couple things is the difference between resonance and effortlessness and straining for me, so I assume the same applies for everyone else.
TheLarch I had the same realization ! And then I heard similar style singing in a sphongle song. Then I saw a pic of a NOW That’s what I call Mongolian throat singing! Which led me to this gem. I have a didgeridoo too! Everything is connected! (Also I know that NOW cd is a meme) maybe one day
I’ve been doing Death Metal vocals since quite sometime now and many people often think that metal and throat singing are the same techniques but it’s not quite so. Death metal growls and screams focus on the diaphragm instead of the chest and their no stress on the throat. Throat singing and metal vocals are almost opposites as they require activation of different parts of one’s throat
I'm REALLY impressed with your abilities. I'm First Nation and our people have been throat singing since before our recorded history (it's not the exact sound as this, but the basics as far as training your body to do it are the same), I've never heard a non-indigenous person who sounded so natural at it
Wow this is a huge compliment. Thank you so much. We plan to release an updated video soon. Subscribe to our channel to stay tuned. Can you share a video of someone from your tradition throat singing?
No problem, keep up the good work! A really good example of our sound is an Inuit woman named Tanya Tagaq (the best quality ones are on her Vevo channel), she's become pretty well-known for combining traditional throat singing with contemporary music
My cats seem rather worried ^^'' They both come to my room and tease me, and give that bewildered cat-look XD (Sponken as a cat: Great,.. the cuddle-slave pickedup some wierd stuff on the slavenet again. Let's calm him down before he hurts himself)
Phenomenal instruction. I was able to produce clear overtones after 5 minutes of making an attempt. Now to practice and fine tune. So exciting! Making the bubble sound in the throat to isolate the muscles needed really helped.
I go to a musical school, out of 350 students, only 19 can do Mongolian throat singing, and the fastest it took for one of them to learn it was three months. The longes was more than a year
I used to make these similar sounds when I was a really little kid. I totally forgot about it until I started coming across people doing it on RUclips. Then I was introduced to the real throat singing. How amazing. I find it very calming and healing. Whether I'm making the sounds or somebody else. And it doesn't even have to be the professional or whatever. But I really admire all of it. And think you for this video. I want to learn more about this. Blessings and peace.🤗❤🤗
Awesome tutorial, I still have a long road, but with this video and 30 min of practice I got the trick! For a clumsy guy is not that bad jajajajajajajaja I've made the first step, 1000 miles ahead
Thank you so much for uploading this video. Using your technique I am able to sing Khoomei well. I'm trying to master it before moving on to Sygyt. I can't thank you enough for spreading your wisdom on this topic.
Well done. Great description and demonstration. I have been an overtone singer for 30 years and and a throat singer for only 20. That was because it needed some adaption from the standard approach due to me being a bass baritone. There are two things I can add. The last technique is singing two different pitches with the voice box. We usually lead with membrane and muscle follows in sympathetic vibration, but with throat singing, we lead with muscle and membrane follows. This disconnection between the two is the hardest to master. The other feature is that tightening the singing muscle turns the vocal system from a pipe into a cylinder. In other words, a soft system within the tube becomes a hard surface from which sound emerges. This activates the resonant systems of mouth, throat, and the combination of mouth and throat. I was a didgeridoo player before I became an overtone singer and choir/performance conductor. I was able to double my vocal range. Eventually, I realised that as a didgeridoo player, I had the skills to advance to brass and bought a euphonium. I then invented the bass bugle which is a compact didgeridoo in the key of C where I can play any tune and often in three different keys. This is me playing the USA Stars and Stripes on bugle with every note in place. ruclips.net/video/wWRnI329x9w/видео.html. As a vocalist we can use overtones and vowels to set the pitch of the voice box rather than guessing. That means perfect pitch if you grow up doing it, or great relative pitch and confidence otherwise.
My throat feels like a 300kg grown man covered in razer blades and battery acid slid down my throat and at the same time hadnt cut his nails for 6 years and is clawing my throat walls as hes sliding down and just for good measure rubs his acid reflux he got the night before from eating raw onion, fried spicy pig fat and garlic onto my bleeding throat. Informative vid though, cheers from South Africa. 🎠
I have been practicing extreme vocals now for probably 3 maybe 4 years, and I just found out that I have been doing bits and pieces of Tuvan Throat Singing without even knowing what it was. Knowing what it is now, and how to control it, I can easily say that I likely learn how to get lower lows. In addition, this is helping me to learn how to loosen my throat even more and achieve specific high tones.
I came here after I was playing around with it by myself after I listened to some Viking like music haha and there was throat singing in it. But I realized I naturally could do this already and from what you are explaining is that I actually did find the right way. But after 10 minutes my throat was dead and I realize it's gonna take some time to learn to do this for long.
Thanks, Jerry, that was awesome! I just got back from a performance with Alash! Wow, the energy of those three is like a tidal wave.... listening to them on youtube is nothing compared to the live show! It was mesmerizing!
I love that you showed us what you meant with the balloon. Adorable. This really helped me. I'm. Vocalist (singer/songwriter) and I love trying out this new stuff! This, multi tonal, and kulning. All amazing vocal arts to learn and study!!!
I forgot I had this video saved from 2020 and can say I finally did it! 😂💜🤟 That one sound I did as a kid and can still do paid off. SO COOL! Thank you!!! 🥰
His conceptual knowlegde is quite sub-par for someone who's been studying this for so long. You don't "constrict the vocal chords" at all while performing the first technique, it's just the larynx that is constricted. The vocal chords are waaay down below, in the base of the neck, and not halfway through it. Although when it comes to the practice itself and technique, he is good, there's no denying that. All in all, good video.
I became interested in this because of Richard Feinman, he had a video about finding Tanau Tuva. I have become interested again recently....thanks for the upload.
Thanks sharing all your knowledge brother... i am in Mongolia right now and i a haven't found anybody to teach me so far... Tomorrow I start singing in the Mountains! Thanks!
I have finally learned throat singing due to this video! It's funny, the key was really learning Xorekteer first as stated. It's really simple and easily missed fundamental step. When I tried this about a year ago I skipped that part and just tied to do Kargyraa (Stupid me). Well over the last month I learned Kargyraa the hard way, by loudly and violently cough yelling to get into it. However, it felt very strained and violent and I didn't have much control. Well after returning to this video..... I finally decided to practice the whole thing. Learning the Xorekteer voice first has enabled a very smooth and simple transition not only into Kargyraa but into Khoomei as well, which was helpful to learn as well to develop my coordination. Now it's so much easier and more natural to transition. It's really about getting that specific voice and push of air up from the chest first, once you have that, you have the foundation for everything else! Thank you so much again for this awesome video!
Thanks a lot for explaining and showing, how this can be done. I know also a name for the " Vibrating Sound : " vocal Fry " I can do it inward better, but now, I also know, how to do it outward. I think, I'll just have to practice more, to get it more clear and loud 😊
Thank you... Ive been a musician for over 30 years and i really want to learn this... I'm very spiritual and was blessed to be enlightened in a cornfield at 22 yo... After much searching and work... This is a beautiful art and spiritual practice... I believe i will be able to do this with practice...
For all the shit we complain about in this day and age, I can just jump online and find this perfect starter lesson on something I want to get in to, in no time at all. Good stuff. Thank you Jerry, this was awesome.
So watching this made me realize I have been able to do the Kargyraa thing for a long time, I just didn't know it was a thing lol This clicked with me and makes me actually want to learn more about this.
Thank you so much !!! Your explaination is white and clean !!! You are a feeler dude. I wasn't doing the chest exhaling and it changed in good. Very nice gift to the world this video. Love the practice !
thank you very much. with this tutorial i got pretty fast the feeling I need to have to create those over tones with a natural feeling air flow. Now I know and am able to imagine how it should feel to produce those over tones to train to reproduce those without stressing my voice. I am trying to increase my ability to sing without a teacher at the moment so I try to learn different techniques to get better controll to increase the feeling and natural use of my voice. You really helped with that without me trying to stress my voice one single time, thank's for that.
I've been doing those low tones like that for years, didn't know it was related to this, so that's interesting. I was a while ago trying to learn subhamonic singing, and I got to a point where I could make sounds several octaves lower than my lowest chest note under normal singing conditions, I assumed my tone was just not practiced enough to sound smoother like subharmonic singing sounds, but it ends up I had instead accidentally fell into bass throat singing.
awesome, i wont claim to be anywere close to pleasant to hear xD but i can now actually manage to hold a single tone for over a minute thanks to your video, trying to change the pitch however keeps ending up in the vibration traveling up towards my mouth if you understand what i mean, it loses the drone an ends up in just ordinary humming.... but hopefully its a matter of practise
This the best Tuvan throat singing basic tutorial ever! Thank you so much! Your explanation was so easy to understand that I got it on the first try. I’m sending you my love and appreciation for your teaching.
The sensation you are describing in the chest is something I have accidentally experienced doing low metal growls. Super excited to have that clarified for me.
Richard Feynman (the physicist) pretty much brought this to the US (or at least tried to in spite of restrictions on travel) after he and a few friends found some old records of it.
Thank you so much for this video. I have only found one other real throat singer willing to teach in detail on RUclips, but he wants you to pay for the tutorials. I do think people need to be careful watching these types of videos and trying it just because it is such an advanced skill that needs to be done right, but at the same time it can be fairly easy as long as you have the correct teachings. I'm sort of upset that somebody would want to profit off of something so beautiful and not just show the world like you do. I hope to watch more of your videos in the future and follow you on your adventures!
Dude, you are a natural Sygyt. Your overtones are most present in that range. It was actually shocking how much more prominent your higher register overtones were.
Not going to lie I find this channel about 3 years ago and I find it very helpful. Also, it scared my mother when she heard me doing this. Furthermore, I am going to subscribe just for the heck of it. 😏
Thanks man. I'm from Germany, excuse me for my bad english. I searched the whole internet because of tuvan throat singing. But youu're the first one explaining it in an verry understandable way. I apprechuate your work. Peace and Harmonie to you Buddy :)
I came across this video yesterday. And I'm still coughing .......My throat is etching.......But more than this I am able to get revenge on my neighbours ...😂😂😂😂
Very nice video. I used to do a sort of variety of the kargyraa when I was like 5, 6 years old. Didn't use my fingers, just played with that relaxed vibration in the throat. It was soft, not much projection, but I was fascinated with the sound and sensation. My parents made me stop because it was creepy. I didn't become aware of Tuvan throat singing until almost 30 years later. Going to try to relearn and expand. Thanks for the video.
Zach Van Harris JR they sound similar, but Tibetan chant and Tuvan throat singing are very different styles of music. Thanks for bringing up the comparison.
this video helped me out alot, i was singing along to altai kai to help me and it really did, im very musical and vocal, but ive always had issues getting the piercing whistling sound, but i am getting better and this is very informative
Its 12:42 am and my whole family is sleeping and im just like GOOOOOHUAAAAAAAAAAAAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Same fam
Pretty much
🤣🤣🤣🤣
ME TO LMFAO 😂😂😂👌🏻
Lol forreal
I'm gonna try this the next time I'm in a public bathroom stall.
Jean-Paul Sartre for real lmao
Mark van Werven _good one.... good one_
Dead ass laughing!
Isnt the public restroom the right place???
Oooooooh itttttttttys hardddddddddd tooooooòooo pooooooooooo
Everyone: supposed to be vibing at home in quarantine
Me: OOOOOOAHHhhhHOooO
Yup 😂😂
I'm in, greetings from the land of milk and honey :-)
YES SIRRRRRRRRRR
Same
best use of your time. seriously.
My 16 year old son has taken up throat singing as a way to annoy his dad....what started out as a joke is becoming a talent. He's wanting to study music in college so this is up his alley and I'd like to encourage him to learn more about this style of singing. Thank you for sharing your knowledge to inspire others!
Lol your son is awesome 😎 also never underestimate how far we will go to annoy our fathers haha
@@Saber23 thank you!!🙏🏼✨💜 it’s funny- what was annoying to his dad is actually comforting, soothing and healing to me! 🙏🏼✨💜
wow so nice to know that, your son is awesome! does he finally study music in college?
W of a parent.
My neighbour must think I'm having a stroke
I was doing this today and thought "I have thin walls. My neighbors hate me. Or they'll call cops"
@Charles Lee Ray cops show up I open the door throat singing and they collapse to the floor
This made me laught :-D
Or that somebody else is giving you a stroke.
I litterally heard some people laughing outside about 'wtf is he doing' :'D
Who else is learning this during quarantine
Bro yes I’m trying my best but I haven’t made any progress 😭😣
@@emekaokaforize2993 yep same
Me
@stinkyfoot666 LMAO
Just figured out the kargyrra style...now onto the others.
So if my desk is floating...am I doing it right??
Yes.
Not only does my desk float but my lizard grew a ponytail and joined in with a banjo
Yes.
My parents are floating.. i think im doing it a bit overkill
😂
He keeps saying “gentle” but his face turns red and there’s a vein bugging out in his next... why am I still super excited to try?
as long as you're not becoming red, you're doing it right. :-D
@Zaher Beaini good point but good throat singers does not become red. I think he's a beginner that puts too much effort.
Actually, the point is that his technique is quite off. What he is doing is not using larunx but compressing his vocal cords and stopping the air from coming out. That forces the cords to open periodically to let the air out. Using this technique may cause serious problems with voice, and apparently some people can injure their vocal cords (depends on the width of the cords, that is genetically difined). So, if you really want to learn throat singing I'll suggest that you go to a vocal coach that can teach you things like screaming. That is basically the same technique, but used in a slightly different way. When you really know how to use your rima vestibuli it won't be a problem anymore to figure out throat singing.
@Zaher Beaini I think he's straining the right muscles but also straining extra muscles in his neck and face which is constricting the bloodflow. Source: I'm a medical massage therapist and I study muscles and my vocal teacher gets onto me about doing this all the time. If what you said was true then just holding your breath would turn your face red, which it typically doesn't. He's still trying too hard, it's not effortless for him yet - he's still getting close enough to teach it and knows a lot more than most teachers about this. He's effectively one step ahead of the class on this one - still struggling at times to perform. It's hard! He's 100% straining too many muscles - even though his sound is right - his technique is concerning and my vocal teacher would stop him and have him relax his neck and turn his head back and forth slowly while doing this. Furthermore, you can actually hear his tension in the voice sometimes. His technique is far from perfect. He would benefit from some time with a vocal teacher who focuses on posture/positioning/tension. He's also forcing the air with too much tension instead of letting it flow out, so it's also his chest cavity with too much tension going on. Unless you've studied muscles professionally or are a vocal teacher I doubt you'd notice. It's clear to me he's stressing out his intercostals a bit much because they move so much on the onset of his sound... His shoulders and posture are also too far forward. I could literally write a paper on how his posture is off because it's my weakness. Postural foundation is key to voice. Just shifting a couple things is the difference between resonance and effortlessness and straining for me, so I assume the same applies for everyone else.
Overtone Pear ruclips.net/video/d8ySsJEtfHY/видео.html is this it?
I am just ordinary tuvan who learn english, never expext that people around the world interesting our culture, thanks for the video
Tuvan throat singing is the most underrated form of music on this Earth.
That, and bass solos. 😂😂
your comment is the most underrated form of video
@@smilingface2006 what does that mean.
@@smilingface2006 that's actually the only funny cursed comment I've ever read
From 7:27 - watch this man turn himself into a beetroot in just 20 seconds!
WHEN YOU SEE IT COOKING ZEE
I have my french final exams in 2 days... what am I doing here?
Alors comment était ton examen ?
following your actual path....
Your learning frunch lol
lol and did you do it?
Don't wreck the vocal cords singing you gunna need them to cry rape later.....remember the plan
Turns out I've been idly practicing the lower tones since I was a kid
TheLarch I did this once while driving in a loud tunnel and never realized it till I found this lol
same i had no idea
Me too. Always made these sounds all the time and even learned to speak with that voice. It never hurt. I thought I was just weird. Who knew?
TheLarch I had the same realization ! And then I heard similar style singing in a sphongle song. Then I saw a pic of a NOW That’s what I call Mongolian throat singing! Which led me to this gem. I have a didgeridoo too! Everything is connected! (Also I know that NOW cd is a meme) maybe one day
Same!
I had to watch 3 fake throat singing videos before getting here.
they were like cleaning throat, weren't they?
Sinan ÇINAR Aynen oyle :)
I found one other that get the xorekteer part but misses the rest.
i had to go through 17
Sinan ÇINAR Ingilizcem yerlerde nasıl yapacağız gırtlak müziğini
7:40 Not gonna lie, I was worried about you.
Haha he gets really red
Went from the colour of his wood wall to the colour of his shirt.
I laughed my ass off
It's fun to drag the cursor back and forth and watch him change colors
I am now ready to conquer the Asia beyond the Altai and the Europe beyond the Urals!
Might aslo want to learn Kossack Sword Dance! ;-)
And maybe horseback riding
I’ve been doing Death Metal vocals since quite sometime now and many people often think that metal and throat singing are the same techniques but it’s not quite so. Death metal growls and screams focus on the diaphragm instead of the chest and their no stress on the throat. Throat singing and metal vocals are almost opposites as they require activation of different parts of one’s throat
I'm REALLY impressed with your abilities. I'm First Nation and our people have been throat singing since before our recorded history (it's not the exact sound as this, but the basics as far as training your body to do it are the same), I've never heard a non-indigenous person who sounded so natural at it
Wow this is a huge compliment. Thank you so much. We plan to release an updated video soon. Subscribe to our channel to stay tuned. Can you share a video of someone from your tradition throat singing?
No problem, keep up the good work! A really good example of our sound is an Inuit woman named Tanya Tagaq (the best quality ones are on her Vevo channel), she's become pretty well-known for combining traditional throat singing with contemporary music
Didge Project do you do private classes?
My grand ma was a slapaho princess but she wasn't raped by Spaniards. Yep. I have dream catchers everywhere and about 10 wolf shirts.
.
RIP neighbours - going to learn this as well during qurantine between jobs haha
Finally a good teacher
For awesome teachers, check out Steve Sklar, Alex Glenfield and Alex Kuular... and many more. I wouldn't give too much credit to Beetroot-Man.
I'm scaring my cat
delucieuse me too. He keeps running out of the room.
My cat just looks at me like im posessed
My cats seem rather worried ^^'' They both come to my room and tease me, and give that bewildered cat-look XD (Sponken as a cat: Great,.. the cuddle-slave pickedup some wierd stuff on the slavenet again. Let's calm him down before he hurts himself)
My dog runs out of the room whenever I do this. Is this a good sign or a bad sign?
You have unlocked the reverse dog whistle
Normally they run off whith a high pitched peep. Now they run away from bass singing😂
My cat comes running. I have no idea.
I tried this and threw up in my throat..and then had to poop
Bradley Leacock 😂
ok
What a series of unfortunate events. Idk how that happened
😆😆😆😆😆
wtf 🤣🤣🤣
Phenomenal instruction. I was able to produce clear overtones after 5 minutes of making an attempt. Now to practice and fine tune. So exciting! Making the bubble sound in the throat to isolate the muscles needed really helped.
yeah I was really impressed by the technical explanation and where the difference is with other styles/traditions
I go to a musical school, out of 350 students, only 19 can do Mongolian throat singing, and the fastest it took for one of them to learn it was three months. The longes was more than a year
I used to make these similar sounds when I was a really little kid. I totally forgot about it until I started coming across people doing it on RUclips. Then I was introduced to the real throat singing. How amazing. I find it very calming and healing. Whether I'm making the sounds or somebody else. And it doesn't even have to be the professional or whatever. But I really admire all of it. And think you for this video. I want to learn more about this. Blessings and peace.🤗❤🤗
Hi Jerry best throat singing... I love that fact that your are better than 99% of the videos where they don't even tell how to do it.
Or try to sell you a book
Awesome tutorial, I still have a long road, but with this video and 30 min of practice I got the trick! For a clumsy guy is not that bad jajajajajajajaja I've made the first step, 1000 miles ahead
Bro did you manage to do it
You sir, just made one of the most complete tuvan throat singing tutorials i've seen, and i've seen a lot of them
Thank you so much for uploading this video. Using your technique I am able to sing Khoomei well. I'm trying to master it before moving on to Sygyt. I can't thank you enough for spreading your wisdom on this topic.
Well done. Great description and demonstration. I have been an overtone singer for 30 years and and a throat singer for only 20. That was because it needed some adaption from the standard approach due to me being a bass baritone. There are two things I can add. The last technique is singing two different pitches with the voice box. We usually lead with membrane and muscle follows in sympathetic vibration, but with throat singing, we lead with muscle and membrane follows. This disconnection between the two is the hardest to master. The other feature is that tightening the singing muscle turns the vocal system from a pipe into a cylinder. In other words, a soft system within the tube becomes a hard surface from which sound emerges. This activates the resonant systems of mouth, throat, and the combination of mouth and throat. I was a didgeridoo player before I became an overtone singer and choir/performance conductor. I was able to double my vocal range. Eventually, I realised that as a didgeridoo player, I had the skills to advance to brass and bought a euphonium. I then invented the bass bugle which is a compact didgeridoo in the key of C where I can play any tune and often in three different keys. This is me playing the USA Stars and Stripes on bugle with every note in place. ruclips.net/video/wWRnI329x9w/видео.html. As a vocalist we can use overtones and vowels to set the pitch of the voice box rather than guessing. That means perfect pitch if you grow up doing it, or great relative pitch and confidence otherwise.
What my neighbours hear every night:
"HUUUUUUUAAAOOOOOOOOOOO"
My throat feels like a 300kg grown man covered in razer blades and battery acid slid down my throat and at the same time hadnt cut his nails for 6 years and is clawing my throat walls as hes sliding down and just for good measure rubs his acid reflux he got the night before from eating raw onion, fried spicy pig fat and garlic onto my bleeding throat.
Informative vid though, cheers from South Africa. 🎠
Julian K 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Also from South Africa
another south african, cheers
Julian K only an SA can complain like that 😆
Wow You should stop😝
I sound like a dying whale whilst doing this
Enderaya So does he. 😂
I doubt you can reach the deep sounds a whale can doe.
nailed it!
I'm jealous
Yeah so does he 😂😂😂😂
I have been practicing extreme vocals now for probably 3 maybe 4 years, and I just found out that I have been doing bits and pieces of Tuvan Throat Singing without even knowing what it was. Knowing what it is now, and how to control it, I can easily say that I likely learn how to get lower lows. In addition, this is helping me to learn how to loosen my throat even more and achieve specific high tones.
This is how I’m going to get a whole subway car to myself.
Dang! Thanks jerry, this is by far the best video I've found on youtube for throat singing. Will you be doing more videos on this? :)
Yes there are more in the works!
Great to hear, very good explanation - still trying to get sygyt down personally, I can't whistle very well
brushes off western overtone singing
*Anna Maria Hefele wants to know your location*
Just found her videos, too. Nice.
This has got to be the most intuitive explanation of polyphonic/throat singing I've come across so far.
I came here after I was playing around with it by myself after I listened to some Viking like music haha and there was throat singing in it.
But I realized I naturally could do this already and from what you are explaining is that I actually did find the right way.
But after 10 minutes my throat was dead and I realize it's gonna take some time to learn to do this for long.
Starts throat singing at midnight.
Coughs the hell out waking everyone.
Thanks, Jerry, that was awesome! I just got back from a performance with Alash! Wow, the energy of those three is like a tidal wave.... listening to them on youtube is nothing compared to the live show! It was mesmerizing!
I finally understood that the "Siren: Blood Curse" theme is Kargyraa style!
Underrated game ❤
I love that you showed us what you meant with the balloon. Adorable.
This really helped me. I'm. Vocalist (singer/songwriter) and I love trying out this new stuff!
This, multi tonal, and kulning. All amazing vocal arts to learn and study!!!
I forgot I had this video saved from 2020 and can say I finally did it! 😂💜🤟 That one sound I did as a kid and can still do paid off. SO COOL! Thank you!!! 🥰
Fun fact, I accidentally learned this technique from actively doing over exsaggarated smash mouth all-star impressions
His conceptual knowlegde is quite sub-par for someone who's been studying this for so long. You don't "constrict the vocal chords" at all while performing the first technique, it's just the larynx that is constricted. The vocal chords are waaay down below, in the base of the neck, and not halfway through it.
Although when it comes to the practice itself and technique, he is good, there's no denying that. All in all, good video.
I became interested in this because of Richard Feinman, he had a video about finding Tanau Tuva. I have become interested again recently....thanks for the upload.
holy fuck man I cant believe it. I could do the sound after 3 minutes ofs practice. ofc I have to get better but sure I did. Perfect tutorial
Same! His teaching is clear and concise. I loved it!
Took me 7 months. My friend heard me today and instantly got the sound. And im doing it right. Some people are just lucky.
I got it but then i lost it? I dont know what i was doing, do you have also like a nasal sound to it or not any nasal at all
Thanks sharing all your knowledge brother... i am in Mongolia right now and i a haven't found anybody to teach me so far...
Tomorrow I start singing in the Mountains! Thanks!
darn I thought there were at least some schools in UB?
I have finally learned throat singing due to this video! It's funny, the key was really learning Xorekteer first as stated. It's really simple and easily missed fundamental step.
When I tried this about a year ago I skipped that part and just tied to do Kargyraa (Stupid me). Well over the last month I learned Kargyraa the hard way, by loudly and violently cough yelling to get into it. However, it felt very strained and violent and I didn't have much control. Well after returning to this video..... I finally decided to practice the whole thing. Learning the Xorekteer voice first has enabled a very smooth and simple transition not only into Kargyraa but into Khoomei as well, which was helpful to learn as well to develop my coordination. Now it's so much easier and more natural to transition. It's really about getting that specific voice and push of air up from the chest first, once you have that, you have the foundation for everything else!
Thank you so much again for this awesome video!
I just started doing this today I was like what am I doing it's amazing I love it
Greetings my fellow throat singer!
Thanks a lot for explaining and showing, how this can be done. I know also a name for the " Vibrating Sound : " vocal Fry " I can do it inward better, but now, I also know, how to do it outward. I think, I'll just have to practice more, to get it more clear and loud 😊
Thank you... Ive been a musician for over 30 years and i really want to learn this... I'm very spiritual and was blessed to be enlightened in a cornfield at 22 yo... After much searching and work... This is a beautiful art and spiritual practice... I believe i will be able to do this with practice...
For all the shit we complain about in this day and age, I can just jump online and find this perfect starter lesson on something I want to get in to, in no time at all. Good stuff. Thank you Jerry, this was awesome.
SHIT, i've just done sygyt for the first time in my life, your explanation clearly helped! Hearing this from own throat is fantastic.
Practicing at my desk my son thought I had a stroke....DAMNIT!
Excellent instructional video, the graphics and explanations were first rate. Thank you.
I can hear the overtone resonating with the crickets chirping outside my house. Thanks for the video.
6:51 when he messed up had me cracking up lol
IamSequoia me too🤣🤣🤣🤣
So watching this made me realize I have been able to do the Kargyraa thing for a long time, I just didn't know it was a thing lol This clicked with me and makes me actually want to learn more about this.
Appreciate your video so much! Very well detailed. I've been wanting to find satisfactory guide to the technique for a long time
Thank you so much !!! Your explaination is white and clean !!! You are a feeler dude. I wasn't doing the chest exhaling and it changed in good. Very nice gift to the world this video. Love the practice !
0:07 when you're eating fish and you think you accidentally ingested a fish bone
Did that once. 15 minutes to hook it out of my throat by hand. Good times.
Me: Croaking
My cat: 🙀
thank you very much. with this tutorial i got pretty fast the feeling I need to have to create those over tones with a natural feeling air flow. Now I know and am able to imagine how it should feel to produce those over tones to train to reproduce those without stressing my voice. I am trying to increase my ability to sing without a teacher at the moment so I try to learn different techniques to get better controll to increase the feeling and natural use of my voice. You really helped with that without me trying to stress my voice one single time, thank's for that.
Much thanks for this. Practicing these styles (particularly Sygyt) is incredibly grounding.
I've been doing those low tones like that for years, didn't know it was related to this, so that's interesting. I was a while ago trying to learn subhamonic singing, and I got to a point where I could make sounds several octaves lower than my lowest chest note under normal singing conditions, I assumed my tone was just not practiced enough to sound smoother like subharmonic singing sounds, but it ends up I had instead accidentally fell into bass throat singing.
awesome, i wont claim to be anywere close to pleasant to hear xD but i can now actually manage to hold a single tone for over a minute thanks to your video, trying to change the pitch however keeps ending up in the vibration traveling up towards my mouth if you understand what i mean, it loses the drone an ends up in just ordinary humming.... but hopefully its a matter of practise
Look up the video "Mongolian throat singing -Batzorig Vaanchig"
You will learn the shapes and resonances of your mouth, tongue and other aspects over time as you find what works best and doesn't
This the best Tuvan throat singing basic tutorial ever! Thank you so much! Your explanation was so easy to understand that I got it on the first try. I’m sending you my love and appreciation for your teaching.
Best tutorial on RUclips! Very well explained and as you say, too many people seem to be doing false Khoomei and Sygyt on RUclips.
I'm going to practice this while driving on the highway so I'm not freaking out neighbors!
Them: “when you come out of quarantine, you should be better than when you went in”
Me: way ahead of you!
damn, a proper functioning, practical tutorial that shows the necessities and what to do to get results, i'm impressed. Great tutorial
The sensation you are describing in the chest is something I have accidentally experienced doing low metal growls. Super excited to have that clarified for me.
Wow, would you look at that, a video about Tuvan styles that actually helped! Many thanks! :)
The technique is somewhat similair to pig squeeling. So me knowing squeeling since before really helped me to do this,
its becaue it uses the false cords
Jesse i squeal with frys man!
Richard Feynman (the physicist) pretty much brought this to the US (or at least tried to in spite of restrictions on travel) after he and a few friends found some old records of it.
this is the best! your "bubbling technique broke new ground for me. I started with digeridoo and it too drew me into the harmonics. :)
Thank you so much for this video. I have only found one other real throat singer willing to teach in detail on RUclips, but he wants you to pay for the tutorials. I do think people need to be careful watching these types of videos and trying it just because it is such an advanced skill that needs to be done right, but at the same time it can be fairly easy as long as you have the correct teachings. I'm sort of upset that somebody would want to profit off of something so beautiful and not just show the world like you do. I hope to watch more of your videos in the future and follow you on your adventures!
Whatever you do don’t Vape while doing this
AppleNapSlap I second this 😂
I have decided to take up throat singing. And your video is the best. I have watched it multiple times for practice.
FINALLY a good video that explains clearly what's happening in the throat! Thanks so much for sharing!
This guy sounds like my asthma nebulizer
Me at 5 in the afternoon: MMMMMMMAAAAHHWWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO *- Insane voice cracks -* mMMMMMMMOOOOOOO
Everyone else: "Who left the dying vaccum on?"
😐
Dude, you are a natural Sygyt. Your overtones are most present in that range. It was actually shocking how much more prominent your higher register overtones were.
Yeah I can't do it don't know why
big nod to your sir! wonderful, thank you
7:25 Sygyt = brain stroke incomming :D
Am I the only one coughing of this? I almost threw up from coughing xD
i sound like im constipated and drowning in slime...
Drink water
The Flying Gasmask I died
I cought a lot too, tho I know how to do gutturals, but not Kargyraa. :(
I really don't know how to do it.
I can do gutturals perfectly as I am a death metal vocalist since 2011, but kargyraa is a challenge
Not going to lie I find this channel about 3 years ago and I find it very helpful. Also, it scared my mother when she heard me doing this.
Furthermore, I am going to subscribe just for the heck of it. 😏
Thanks man. I'm from Germany, excuse me for my bad english. I searched the whole internet because of tuvan throat singing. But youu're the first one explaining it in an verry understandable way. I apprechuate your work. Peace and Harmonie to you Buddy :)
Your English is good. However, you write some words phonetically because German makes sense like that. Haha
you look like you would be a member of something called didge project
I came across this video yesterday. And I'm still coughing .......My throat is etching.......But more than this I am able to get revenge on my neighbours ...😂😂😂😂
Very nice video. I used to do a sort of variety of the kargyraa when I was like 5, 6 years old. Didn't use my fingers, just played with that relaxed vibration in the throat. It was soft, not much projection, but I was fascinated with the sound and sensation. My parents made me stop because it was creepy. I didn't become aware of Tuvan throat singing until almost 30 years later. Going to try to relearn and expand. Thanks for the video.
im glad this one is a proper one. im no vocal expert but a lot of others are quite wrong. thank you for this!
Neither the waiter or the
Manager at HuHot were impressed with what I learned from watching this video
Tibetan Monk Chants vs. Mongolian Throat Singing
Who wins? Feel the vibrations!!
Zach Van Harris JR they sound similar, but Tibetan chant and Tuvan throat singing are very different styles of music. Thanks for bringing up the comparison.
Tuvan wins.
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@Lucifer This is Tuva. Tuva is Tuva. Tuva is Siberian.
Tuva is Tengrist. Not religion.
Turks are Islamic. Not turk
@KK Stop this. Tuva is Siberian. Not Arabia.
this video helped me out alot, i was singing along to altai kai to help me and it really did, im very musical and vocal, but ive always had issues getting the piercing whistling sound, but i am getting better and this is very informative
Shit windows 7 ultimate is improving itself still
Thanks bro. I learned in no time flat. Cheers from Texas at 2:53 am.