Inward Bass Beatbox Tutorial

My cursed thumbnails have leveled up again. As usual, feedback is appreciated and updated insights will be added to the description.
From Titan Tuber, try laying on your back while searching for the initial feel. Gravity will help pull the vibration area into the inhaling airflow and beneficially alleviate tension in some relevant muscles.
You can also get the initial feel for the vibration by holding throat kick then breathing inwards immediately. The clenched throat position from doing throat kick squeezes the vibration area into the airflow. Thanks to Abuzar Sid_ad for the approach!
High vocalized inward bass tutorial:
- • Video
D-Low inward bass tutorial:
- • How to do D-low’s inwa...
Two.H inward bass tutorial:
- • Two H. Inward Bass Tut...
B-Art inward bass roll tutorial:
- • INWARD BASS BEATBOX TU...

[@BeatboxBottleTV]

Where have you been all my life?

[@legendarymortarplayer9453]

Truth

[@Kader_syr]

😄

[@kokichikuncookie4764]

[agreed]

[@user-vf2rj7lx8m]

As a girl learning beatbox I've been trying so hard to get my basses solid. I've never seen anyone explain a beatboxing technique as well as you - I really appreciate the anatomical explanations! I got my inward almost instantly after watching this! Now to make it sound good haha

[@AshuaBBX]

I feel like people don't teach the tongue positioning even though that's one of the most important step that I've seen. Great tutorial!

[@imluminova]

I just can't explain how thankful I am.. thank you mate! Subscribed! I already knew the inward bass but I had problems between inward bass and inward vocal fry.

[@setracegamer4902]

I also Have this problem bro how can I switch to inward bass from inward Focal fry

[@arichiquabtd8092]

1:48 actually the best way to put the process of learning this sound I've heard so far. In essence all you really are doing in the beginning is messing around until you get something to vibrate, you have no idea what's vibrating but what matters is that it does.

[@kindreon]

Yep exactly! It's all about finding that initial vibration.

[@espycraft2005yt]

OMG BRO HOW CAN YOU BE SO CLEVER! YOU LITERALLY CAN MASTER ANY ABILITY THAT NEEDS SKILLS. HOW HOW HOW HOW, zippers, whistles, hand-pulled noodles, voice cracks, and now basses cmon broooooo be my friend pls :(

[@jagadadzikrap.1513]

0:14 Im dying lmaooo

[@FallenAngel-nx8nq]

What an amazing tutorial bro! I got the vibration in a few days after watching some other tutorials, but yours seems to be the most accurate and useful I've watched so far and I immediately leveled up my vibration while watching your guide, now I can definetely feel some pain inside my throat which is a good sign i guess. Now I'll watch other tutorials from you and keep grinding, thx man

[@kimorjin320]

the heavy emphasis on anatomy is so rare to see and impressive 🗣🔥

[@mbuit]

Wow this tutorial is so articulated, thanks a lot!

[@kindreon]

Thanks for watching!

[@nanceshrekster29]

The science and the visuals.. This is THE inward bass tutorial 🤙

[@karllin7659]

Thank you thank you thank you!!! I’ve been trying to get inward bass for 2 years and I just couldn’t get it, no matter how hard I try. Now after watching this and a little more practice, I finally got it! Thank you so much!

[@kindreon]

Congrats and glad the video helped!

[@monredfield8059]

One of the best DETAILED Tutorial 🤘 5 star 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@vasmegyeball2171]

I've been two years since you relased this video but it is still the most detailed one out of any inward bass tutorial on youtube

[@kindreon]

Appreciate it. There's so much more. Sadly just don't have time now.

[@armypawatra7667]

Genius. And a lifesaver cuz I’m working on mines 🙏🏻

[@groovster7208]

Another great tutorial!

[@Mateuolives]

Another insane tutorial man

[@Jasonic_Youtube]

I can do it rarely omg i feel cool but my breathe is the problem and i keep failing too

[@EliteSilver250]

Thanks for the easy steps

[@interstellar3837]

Thank you a lot, this video finally helped me reach inward bass.

[@AllMySocksHaveHoles]

Cant wait to get mine shi ive been grinding for 5 months😢😭😭😭

[@dadasaurusrex]

I got it so quick…thanks man

[@amineamz]

dope stuff my dude

[@ExoticDva]

The laughing technique actually told me that I did get inward bass, it just needs to be cleaned up. Thank you.

[@WAFi701]

best inward bass tutorial

[@saranbbx9112]

Thanks bro ....time to practice

[@QueenGaming-lu1vr]

Thank you!!!

[@josiassdrawins]

thanks bro it helped me a lot now just don't choke and try for days

[@sabitdjurumbaev9972]

Thanks

[@tushantrajput4233]

To be honest this one is helpful💯🔥

[@peanutoff]

Awesome tutorial bro. Still working on mine. Yours sounds fire 🔥 🔥

[@tribitx]

Holy shit a tutorial for inward bass that worked thanks bruv.

[@klaudiuszkurto4804]

Sooooo good tutorial :)

[@shivanshtripathi92]

Omg it works thanks my man😁😁

[@vincentorz4014]

extremely underrated video

[@vincentorz4014]

i literally learned instantly after watching this video wow

[@Barakabeats1]

What fu*cking great tutorial ❤❤❤❤❤ another subscriber, done

[@bignosekarl]

Brooo i m downloading this!!! Good job

[@kindreon]

Thanks for watching!

[@ninjanutzgaming4664]

Yes finally thanks man lezgooo

[@vasilen17BG]

Yooo I had a solid inward bass already but didn't realise it until you said where inward bass comes from(the location) and the "ha ha ha" thing. I thought I was doing a low pitch vocal fry but I guess I'm not and the vocal fry you feel it on top of your inner mouth, right above the back of your tongue and the inward bass, well I feel it right above my adams apple.

[@kindreon]

Glad it could help! In case you're interested, if you control the vocal fry feeling at the top of your inner mouth, you can sing deep subharmonic notes by vocalizing it at certain pitch intervals. When you get it, the feeling is quite weird, like my voice just flicks into a lower note without actually vocalizing a lower note.

[@amanguljumabaeva7525]

Good

[@user-kp2px1pr6p]

big up

[@espycraft2005yt]

I CAN DO INWARD BASS BUT I CANNOT DO CHEST BASS and VOCALICED CHEST BASS :( when I try to do it i just get like a weird throat bass but it sounds horrible 0:20

[@burakdaibisdak7516]

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[@abhatt]

me also

[@IDKBOXING]

Yes Chest Bass inward is the inward bass BUT! Not for everybody(If we talking about the normal inward bass) for me it was the throath bass inward for the normal one and chest bass inward was the D-low inward bass! I like the way you explained this Sounds not gonna lie!!!

[@kindreon]

Thanks for the insight! Your comment has given me some inspiration. I'll do some thinking once my throat heals. If you're right, this could be a huge change in how we think about bass. Let me know if you have any social media you'd like shouted out. I'll include it when I get around to making a vocalized bass theory video.

[@ajlindsey8142]

I'm getting it slightly without. "Wheels" thanks man

[@kindreon]

Congrats! Hope to hear some beatbox from you in the future.

[@paulgrant9155]

Tnx btw

[@StoicScape219]

I can do normal inward bass but this Dlow version is tough. You have an excellent explanation on this! I just can’t figure how tf i can keep my voice box up so high for it without really pushing it up manually 😅

[@kindreon]

I think some of it is strength development. It might help to practice combining inhale and sucking pressure. Changing the proportion seems to give me normal, D-Low, or Helium inward bass.

[@georgejoestar9150]

dude for literal MONTHS i've painstakingly been trying to learn the inward bass. I saw your tutorial in the comment section on reddit and thought why not click on this video anyway. That click was a gamechanger, as soon as you brought the anatomy in i did it FIRST TRY!! Though when I do the inward bass, i feel the area vibrate around the lower end of my throat and air filling my lungs very quickly, how do I combat this?

[@kindreon]

Try dropping your voice box while tightening your soft palate as if you were going to do the siren vocalization during activation. You don't need to actually vocalize unless you want. The goal is to tighten the position so you can use less air without over-tightening to the point the vibration can't happen.

[@emongrier5391]

I think I got it but I can't do the normal inward bass as good any more lol

[@LegosR4Adlts]

When I do what I think is inward bass through my nose (might be snort bass but I can’t tell because I feel the vibration just behind my tongue but kind in my throat nor do I know how to do snort bass) it’s very airy sounding will this reduce with time or do I have to keep practicing through the mouth until then. Also in order to do it I have to take in exponentially more air then I do through my mouth and can’t hold it for anywhere near as long, same question as the first. For some background, I’ve been trying to get it/practicing it for at least 2 months straight (3 at the longest) plus some past time on and off for a couple weeks then giving up where I actually unlocked it but didn’t bother dealing with it at the time. Together it’s more like 5 months.

[@musicaccounting8530]

could you do an explanation on vocalized chest bsss please?

[@Mrred-ev8yz]

from the one to the other day I could do it without the hand by watching the last step but I thought that I dont do inward bass cause it sounds so weird when I did it with that hand, but today I could do the same weird tone without the "training wheels". I dont know how to describe it but it sounds not really deep and not really high and It also doesn't feel like a Vibration in my throat like chest bass... idk really I just want to learn a good inward bass :c

[@reflex2680]

Thanks, I think I got it, if I did atleast feels like I cheated my way into learning the sound XD. One question though, other tutorials and people in general mention pain they experience when they learn this sound. I experience no pain when I get the vibration, no rashness in throat that people mentioned either. But I can definitely feel a vibration, am I doing it right?

[@reflex2680]

Also when I do the chest bass vibrating the exact same position, I feel way more vibration in the back of my mouth than my chest. However the chest bass I usually do feels like the vibration is occuring at a lower point in my throat, or there is atleast this rumble in my chest when I do it. Doing chest bass vibrating the back of mouth tongue area, doesn't actually feel like a chest bass.

[@kindreon]

@@reflex2680 Congrats on getting it! I think the chest rumbling we feel is due to sound resonance or the vibration affecting how we breathe. From an anatomical perspective, there's nothing there to vibrate, so it's more likely an effect of making the sound rather than part of how you make the sound.

[@danzkietruelda1971]

there is something vibrating in my throat but the sound is small i dont know if i got it or not

[@kenan-nynor]

You are the master of teaching bro, thank you sooo much, you are really a god in teaching but I have a question 0:05 what is this sound? I mean this trung bao, bird sound and can you explain how it works?

[@kindreon]

It's kind of like tongue-pressure OD bass against your teeth where your lips help control the pressure. I learned it by first getting a single squeak against my front teeth, then slowly increasing the number. Afterwards you can improve consistency by practicing making the pitch go up and down. There's many good tutorials on this sound, but you need to search BeatFox chirp instead of Trung Bao bird sound since I think BeatFox invented it.

[@kenan-nynor]

@@kindreon thank you so much :D

[@HarshSingh-eg6rv]

4:17 Hi Kindred. I'm not able to do inward bass with my mouth close like you did here. How to do it?

[@ilrell]

"throat geometry" HAHAH idk why thats a funny phrase lmao

[@ashishdeshmkh6097]

3:56: B-ART

[@alkmibeats2133]

I’ve always wondered what the difference between high vocalized inward bass and twoh inward bass. It seems that the latter in based on the former but using that “L” tongue position pointed to one side of the mouth to achieve something slightly different when channeled through the oral cavity. What are your thoughts on this?

[@kindreon]

I don't actually know what Two.H's inward bass sounds like. 😅 I saw PingPong had a tutorial and just trusted he knew what he was talking about since I was in a rush. If I get a chance to learn it I can share some thoughts.

[@alkmibeats2133]

Kindred Harvest no problem man! If you ever get a moment, the high vocalized inward bass that vocodah and King Inertia use is like the “standard” high inward bass, basically the inward version of high vocalized chest bass. However, twoh’s, while it may seem like the same thing in the explanation, ping pong po describes one additional step needed to “turn” regular high inward bass to twoh’s, which most agree sounds more dinosaur/guttural/screechy. Here’s a tutorial for both if you ever want to compare! I was just wondering how that one additional tongue positioning step “transforms” regular high inward bass to twoh’s variation kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3jTqXmPepyfh8U kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHO2k615jZargpY

[@damnsonalabanca420]

Love you bro no homo

[@rody8376]

Damn this is really interesting, I always thought I was weird for tiling my head head a little bit to the side and hunching when doing inward bass. So basically I could do the inward bass but it sounded kinda shit so I squeezed my adam's apple region like a year ago and it sounded very gurgly, I thought that was the d-low inward bass but it's apparently not. Do you think It's a problem that I need to tilt my head to the side and also do you have any tips on getting inward bass to be more consistent and just better. I've been practicing and at it's best it's very dry and deep. Sometimes I wonder if it's to much because the more I tilt my head the tighter it sounds so it just sounds weird, I've never heard anyone do something like that with their inward bass the closest thing would be something like helium's but it's not that tight. But at it's worst like today it just sounds like shit and it sounds like a completely different inward bass, it's almost as if i'm back to where I started but this happens semi often where I temporarily lose my ability to do it well but then I somehow start doing it again. Kinda hard to explain but figured I'd comment since you seem more knowledgable than anyone I ever met on reddit or whatever. If you maybe experienced something like this or if you have any tips i'll be so grateful. This just feels like an eye opening experience I always thought I had the D-low inward bass so it feels like depressing learning that it's not what I thought it was. I just feel like I've been using a inward bass from wish or that I cheated somehow idk how to explain so yea.

[@kindreon]

I think this sound is difficult because people generally have bad resolution with throat awareness. People who are talented at singing fare better, but judging from your post you might struggle here like me. Instead, I'm relatively good at coming up with abstract models under theoretical explanations then conjuring experiments to verify predictions letting me feel out what muscles need to be moved how even if I don't directly have any idea what's going on. If you have something you're good at like tech or squeaks or whatever, you can try the same rather than just following advice from tutorials like tilting your head. That said, I don't know you, so I don't feel confident giving a prescription. If you want, hop on my Discord server linked in my channel's info page and ping in #music to schedule a VC. Almost everyone I've explained it to on call has been able to learn it in ~20 minutes even if they've struggled for years but very few people actually schedule for some reason. If you're curious about meta-conversation, our community is mostly made of musicians and young people, so we tend to jump to intuitive explanations that may not be theoretically correct meaning the hit-miss ratio for explanations can be quite bad due to the explanation not the learner. Even as old as I am, my whistling video has similar problems in the dipole section. Thus, one tip I can give is take things with a grain of salt. Even if D-Low or Colaps claim something, I'm confident they're wrong if they contradict physics no matter how good at a sound they are. We likely have a fundamental misunderstanding about throat basses. A few experiments I came up with break explanations even by people who I know have better understanding than me like Alkmi Beats or David Larson. Good luck!

[@rody8376]

@@kindreon Thanks a lot for the reply man I'll keep working on my inward bass, I think that's the best method of learning anything trying different things until something sticks.

[@kevplayzz6241]

lol bruv i cant get a sound out lol i only get air in so yeah help lol i tried some stuff to get the inward for the sound but i only get more air than sound lol so i cant make it

[@sirsilco]

I am definately producing vibrating sounds. Nothing sounds like your inward bass tho, I feel like I'm almost snoring

[@ThorFlix]

I got the vibration but I can't do it with my mouth closed.

[@mjay4664]

Bro i have a different inward growl , Maybe like remix and i cant keep it consitent , can u help ?

[@kindreon]

Besides practice I'm not sure what to tell you, but good luck with it!

[@titantuber1607]

Tip it helps if you are laying on your back like going to sleep

[@kindreon]

This is actually a great point. I'll remember it when thinking about future tutorials. Changing the direction gravity pulls can change muscle tension and reorient things to make getting an initial feeling for some sounds easier.

[@titantuber1607]

Thanks man i am happy to be of any help to colaps

[@Zetobyte]

@@kindreon is this similar to the point you made about beatboxers turning their head or would this be unrelated?

[@kindreon]

@@Zetobyte Yep you got it. The system would be flipped over and gravity would pull the vibration area downwards into the inhaling airstream. Especially if the vibration area is some sort of flap like the epiglottis, it'll be inclined to dangle making achieving a vibration easier I think.

[@paulgrant9155]

Holy shit bro tryd it for 2 days and just laying on my bed and almost closing my airways i got it and my friend told me i need help😂😂 😂

[@matthewpark3435]

mine so far sounds like an inward click roll but i don’t put the tongue in the position, is it supposed to start like this or am i way off?

[@kindreon]

There might be some clicks at first, but make sure you're not accidentally using your uvula.

[@auggieplays3569]

bro I litterly subbed to you and liked ur video because I got the inward bass! but I can only do it when i am manually pushing my vocal cords please tell me how to do without touching it

[@kindreon]

If you found the position but it's hard to hold without pushing your neck, it's likely a matter of strength and comfort. Check out the description, there's a bunch of notes on practice like laying on your back to let gravity do some of the work. Good luck!

[@auggieplays3569]

@@kindreon thank you sir

[@eh7558]

Till I can learn Inward I'll stick to Inward Fry.

[@kindreon]

Inward fry bass might actually be rarer than standard inward bass, so it's sick if you know it. There's a bunch of tricks you can do with inward fry bass like getting a rapid laser sound and deep overtone bass. Good luck!

[@Jasonic_Youtube]

epiglottis?

[@youneskhadraoui9251]

🔥🔥🔥🥰🥰🔥🔥🔥

[@kadirdogan4627]

Can you explain something about saliva ? More tips? Advices? Or whatever. I have been getting that problem for years . Saliva is my main problem . I can do lower inward bass but saliva blocks me and I feel I am gonna die hahah. I have never seen someone talking about it Insane tutorial !

[@kindreon]

Thanks for watching! Saliva is normally designed to go into your stomach when you swallow, which involves a bunch of muscles in your mouth and throat. Inward bass seems to involve some of those muscles but also requires inhaling, so your body freaks out because it thinks saliva will end up in your lungs. You've got to train your body to not freak out by slowly acclimating to the movement.

[@kadirdogan4627]

@@kindreon wooww... i knew it was the only option...practice. because the lower you go, the more you struggle. thank you again. i have begun practicing more a day. it's getting better.

[@MajuhsAlt]

Trying since 3+ months and i still cant do it Can confirm i did every step but i cant =(( i guess theres something wrong with my throat or something XD i just want that grimy inward bass of yours. Hopefully i get it by a decade or two lol

[@kindreon]

Throat stuff is complicated. I'm hoping to make a theory video on it soon to help explain things. If you haven't checked already, try the tips in the description too. Good luck!

[@eklavyasiwach8353]

Bro, I can do this but this is not inward bass bcoz you can do inward bass without opening motuh

[@sarlongbey5689]

Please do a tutorial on dlow inward bass 🙏🙏🙏

[@kindreon]

If I get time to learn it, I can add it to the list.

[@yil0o938]

This is dlow inward bass

[@yungmarceygoingwild]

@@kindreon you are actually using dlow's inward bass but just not developed and stabilized lol

[@Thunderous7503]

Bro i can inward bass But i want to have a jawline like u 😭

[@arnavjain5674]

Thank you man! What's the difference between snore bass and inward bass ?

[@kindreon]

Generally, snore bass is nasal with uvula while inward bass is epiglottal. Some people snore with their epiglottis while others do inward bass with their false folds, so it's not absolute.

[@arnavjain5674]

Thank you so much 💓💓💓

[@ishitasharma4200]

Hey, mines acting like a snort bass and im stuck there. I tried changing positions, but nothing helped. Anything I can do to change from snort to inward bass? Update: It's not even been a full day and I got the basic inward bass. Tysm for the tutorial man. This helped a ton

[@kindreon]

Check the description or join my Discord server. Good luck!

[@ishitasharma4200]

@@kindreon Oohhh, the lying down helped me find the vibration area!! Tysm!!

[@headerzz6780]

Bro I can get inwards but out of nowhere it vocalize and idk why can u help????

[@kindreon]

It might be due to mixing up voice box control with inward bass. Muscle memory is tough to undo. If you're trying to isolate the control, I'd suggest slowing things down and practicing softly. Good luck!

[@madasuark7525]

Is there a different between an inward chest bass and a vibration bass the way you teach it with kinda sucking in bc I can do the inward chest bass pretty good by now but it sounds different (less raspy/evil) than what yours sounds like and I also cant do it the way you explain it (also I never had the gagging problem)

[@kindreon]

There's at least 6 inward basses, 7 if you count vocal fry. Inward chest bass is a lot smoother for me which seems to agree with yours. Been a while so might be wrong but I think I explained D-Low's inward here. The closest outward version would be hard bass.

[@madasuark7525]

@@kindreon thanks man that cleared up alot of my confusion🙏

[@madasuark7525]

@@kindreon Your inward bass is kinda like gargling inward right?

[@kindreon]

@@madasuark7525 My inward uvula bass is like a gargle, but I don't generally include that in inward bass. If you mean the inward bass in this video, I'm not aware of any common movement to analogize it to.

[@k_gibbs2112]

I’ve been practicing inward base for 4 months and I still don’t know if it’s inward base coz mine sounds more clicky so I really need help

[@kindreon]

Feel free to hop on Discord sometime. I've helped a few people figure it out. Invite link is on my channel's About page.

[@sirtalented8465]

My inward bass just sounds so chunky if that makes sense. Idk how to sharpen it

[@kindreon]

I think it's about carefully focusing on what to relax versus what to tense while controlling airflow. Good luck!

[@justin9181]

Wow I’m actually getting this … saved this video. I knew I was missing something the whole ha ha ha thing blew me away andd i actually sounded like inward bass I could cry tears of joy 🥲

[@kindreon]

❤‍🔥💪

[@omwo5966]

i keep getting snore bass

[@ichimon8791]

I think I have the concept of inward bass, but the vibration is very fast than my chest bass, which I can do. Any advice?

[@kindreon]

Can you send a voice clip on Discord? That or read the description. There's some extra tips.

[@ichimon8791]

@@kindreon okay, I will try to send you a video. Thank you.

[@ayoobjorn]

I did all the things you said and still got inward vocal fry i have been practicing for 1 year and still cant get the inward bass

[@kindreon]

Feel free to hop on Discord and ask in #music. If anyone's available, there's usually pretty good advice. Check out this video's description as well. Good luck!

[@crash_bbx2288]

I can't get the sound with the pinching method. Maybe I can't learn this sound at all 😳

[@kindreon]

Try reading the description or joining my Discord. Other people have felt the same way, but we were able to figure things out in like 20 minutes on call.

[@Mateuolives]

Did i tell u i love u?

[@daringgrizzly6811]

How do you do inertias? Do you know his variant?

[@kindreon]

I'm not sure how his high vocalized one works, but I can do something similar to his normal inward bass. Feel free to join the Discord if you want to chat about it.

[@ThorFlix]

What I get by doing this is very weird. It's neither inward bass nor vocal fry. It is inward breathing with a vibration to it. I tried asking what I am doing to a guy who knows inward bass and he doesn't know either.

[@kindreon]

You should post a clip on #music in my Discord server! I'd be curious to hear it too.

[@jote0924]

How am I supposed to do normal beats along with this bass? Like if I try to do hi hats it blocks my airway and instead of a continuous bass with hi hats on top, the bass just breaks along with the hi hat. Trying since months now, "Just practice bro" isn't working :(

[@Parthocside]

U can't do high hats with inward or any bass u do through nose

[@kindreon]

Normal hi-hats won't work because they block the air. If you can't breathe, you can't inward bass. Only the sucking hi-hats work since they rely on tongue pressure. Those take practice to get sharp.

[@moxiebbx2858]

I keep getting the inward vocal fry instead any tips?

[@kindreon]

Try focusing on getting a vibration at the back of your mouth a step behind where you'd normally uvula roll. It'll be very airy, so do everything you can to get something to catch. Most of this will be positioning the very back of your tongue. If that doesn't work, read the description. Good luck!

[@moxiebbx2858]

@@kindreon Thanks man

[@tricky_bbx6967]

How long do u take to have ur inward (clean)?

[@kindreon]

Unfortunately, mine still isn't clean. I more or less learned the sound just to make this tutorial. My guess is it's hard to master and can keep improving even after years.

[@tricky_bbx6967]

@@kindreon yeah sure and another question. Is it normal at the beginning if I can't speak?

[@kindreon]

@@tricky_bbx6967 Talking will likely take time unless you have exp with other inhaling basses or the sound is natural for you.

[@chocobow8623]

im getting this very weird puppy whimpering sound after the vibration. and cant sustain the vibration (with the training wheels) am i doing something wrong or is it normal?

[@kindreon]

At the beginning, sustaining the vibration is hard. Not too sure about whimpering puppy sound. Feel free to post a voice clip on my Discord in #music if you want feedback.

[@chocobow8623]

@@kindreon What’s your discord link?

[@kindreon]

@@chocobow8623 You can find it on my channel's info page

[@rachida1371]

I wondered that this tutorial is so good i only have 5350 visits and 386 likes thats so sad,

[@kindreon]

Much appreciated! Still too small of a channel. After I finish launching a few coding projects I'm working on, will have more time to upload.

[@yoda5732]

Do u need the Adams Apple

[@kindreon]

Depends if you're trying to vocalize and how you're controlling resonance. The Adam's apple is essentially the lump protruding from your voice box. You can do inward bass without vocalizing meaning your Adam's apple may move but isn't involved. I'd suggest not focusing on your Adam's apple initially and more focus on the areas I described in the video. Good luck!

[@spicecraftmusics7618]

mine sounds like a snort bass tho. Even if i cover my nose and inhale i get the vibration but sounds like a snort 😺 can you help?

[@kindreon]

Snorting involves the uvula I believe. Forcing yourself to enunciate an open "ha" while practicing should stop you from snorting but not sure how helpful that is for getting inward bass. Maybe check the tips in the description? Good luck!

[@kindreon]

@@spicecraftmusics7618 Inward uvula roll is pretty rare, so I wouldn't be too disappointed. Unfortunately, practice won't help if you're doing the wrong thing. Try slowly watching the video again and reading the description. Identify where you're failing and focus on those steps a bit each day to build up strength without overexertion. It might randomly come together in the shower. If you can't get it still, try other sounds or develop something unique. Some techniques just aren't meant for some people, like it took me 3 years to learn fart bass. If you want to chat more, hop on Discord. Good luck!

[@xancanbbx]

How long do I have to do it before the gagging stops?

[@kindreon]

It's more about dexterity and how clear you are on the position rather than time. Some people figure things out in minutes while I still gag if I'm not careful. You can also try other types of inward bass. You might gag less with those techniques.

[@xancanbbx]

@@kindreon thank you so much, most people don't really specify on that kind of stuff. Do you know any other kinds of inward basses that would be "easier"?

[@kindreon]

@@xancanbbx I know 5 types of inward bass if you include inward vocal fry. Easier depends on the person, this version could still be easiest for you even if you're gagging now. If you want more custom advice, feel free to ping me on Discord. Link is on my channel. Good luck!

[@Jasonic_Youtube]

I can do it easier while laying in the bed and saying "hey" instead of "huh"

[@slitheas_bbx4634]

I Can inwarde bass but m'y inwarde are vocalize .

[@yuchien_huang]

I can do inward bass but can’t do chest bass.😢

[@kindreon]

That's quite rare! The asymmetry of your throat might be reversed from what's common somewhere. To get chest bass, you could try doing inward bass outwards while laying on your back or laying on your stomach to ask gravity for help.