Harmonic Overtone Singing - sing 2 notes at the same time!

harmonic singing, throat singing, overtone singing, overtone chanting, Australia, Aboriginal, Inuit, Tibetan, Tibet, Mongolia, harmony, singing, vocal techniques, choral singing, The Australian Voices, Stephen Leek, Gordon Hamilton, Scott Griffin

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[tmoltmol]

Hey @petecorey, no post-production or EQ. This was just recorded with my webcam microphone. Nothing else.

[RobBroad4th]

I like how he opens his mouth, as if to say, "I don't have a small man with a didgeridoo in here."

[snedie69er]

@penguinpoop4

I want your tooth brush

[easilyamused713]

@guitartur I realise you commeted on this video ages ago, but i thought I'd enlighten you. 50 seconds of exhaling isn't bad, if you've mastered circular breathing. I can actually exhale for 3 1/2 minutes without stopping. It's really very simple.

[06tay26]

cool



[papan1990]

SUPER SAIYAN.

[1pepituh]

@Tiwaking it's not whistling, it's singing...

[Tiwaking]

I cant figure out how the whistling sound is produced.

[jc9y7m4d]

sweet!



[4G3T8]

Whoa... Your singing is truly nice and sounded like Mongolian singing. Would you show how you are doing this, or what you are doing to achieve binaural singing?

[jacquibeanstalk]

@slamboyj1 yes it is, i remember learning this at school in elective music and you have to like do something with your throat and it creates like another note on top. just takes practice.. like circular breathing

[slamboyj1]

is this real?

[pollywannacracka]

@eriknyquist123 Thanks. I was getting better at doing it, but haven't tried to do it in a while. I tried to at work the other day and sort of remembered. I'll check that out.