How to learn throat singing at home

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[@KUULARMUSIC]

Welcome to the first throat singing online School - throatsingingcourse.getcourse.ru/voice My Patreon community - www.patreon.com/Throatsinging More than 3000 students have successfully completed the course. I'll be glad to see you too! Онлайн видео мастер класс - www.kuularmusic.com/ Any way I'll be glad to see you on my course) If you have questions just let me know) Wish you all the best)

[@Viktir123]

Thanks for your responses to my comments. I know mimicking and mastering this vocal style are two different things so I plan on spending this year practicing to hone this because it would be foolish of me to assume I am anywhere near a mastered level already. I really have always liked the way this music sounded, but, when I found your video yesterday, it reminded me of how I liked this style's sound. I actually would like to learn this and use this as a supplement to my meditation. I feel like my brain is so relaxed after practicing these tones with my eyes closed for some reason. I'm genetically European but I feel as if this is an ancient singing method to link all Humans together, not just East Asians and Central Asians. I'm genetically European but I feel as if it really doesn't matter what ethnicity someone is, we should realize that our ancestors knew something that modern Humans aren't really in touch with anymore due to modern technology and our pre-occupation with city life and we are a bit disconnected from nature nowadays. I hope this doesn't seem like I'm stealing or appropriating your culture, I'm just interested in learning the ways of all other people to add to my quality of life. I trained in Asian and European martial arts from about 15 to 35 and I have noticing how much the world has to offer if you open your eyes (or ears).

[@KUULARMUSIC]

Thank you) You are right) We must be closer to nature, no matter what nationality we are) I wish you luck in mastering throat singing. If you have questions, you can write to me)

[@yvonnemariane2265]

I will pursue this!

[@user-vb1rv2lz5l]

ALEX KUULAR i know that tuvans are turkic but i would like to listen to your opinon are tuvan turkic or mongol From türk

[@svennastorm]

@@user-vb1rv2lz5l I don't think he'll answer that.. Look at this and you'll might get an idea of an answer.. Has a lot of throat singing in it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaW1pKF_pKuAiMk

[@ghengiskhan7986]

Nice to see the young kids sticking with tradition. Keep it up!

[@arghunqon3774]

Ghengis Khan yeah, but taking money for it

[@Soulatheunholy]

@@arghunqon3774 Who does work without payment? What world are you from?

[@Chlrintruc]

How are your 1000 wives doin khan ?

[@pallihj]

grandpa?

[@datgio4951]

Begin Now End This 😂😂😂

[@newmono7341]

"I'm gonna go to bed early today" I said. And now it's 2:46am and I'm learning how to do Mongolian throat singing

[@SrGillespie]

2.50 am here

[@michaeldukes4108]

1:36am where I am, good buddy.

[@BeowulfAbroad]

4:12am here

[@ronaldinoperez2914]

2:04 and i got class today

[@tonibeba8911]

Hahahahahahahah in germany its 00.46

[@catherinebrower3560]

You are not a human. You are a wizard

[@cactusowo1835]

Yo are a mongolian, Harry

[@Г.Тэмүүлэн-и6о]

Энэ бол хүн. this is man

[@pakistanlcrusader2542]

tabi iyi bir fikir

[@bugilugi5939]

@@cactusowo1835 a what?!! ^ ^ ° ° ___

[@mhkuntug]

@@cactusowo1835 Tyvan*

[@primaxnocte-3674]

When he does it: Perfect, Magical, Amazing When I do it: Disgusting, Constipated, Possibly Illegal

[@WizzardJC]

Instructions unclear, i started levitating and the dog joined in on the banjo

[@darthmath1071]

Practice makes perfect.

[@sth5033]

i wanna let you know that this comment is my favorite youtube comment and you made me laugh out loud.

[@desdemonadiamandis932]

😂😂😂😂

[@ZesTria]

:))))))) I scared my cat.

[@titusmiller9794]

This man changed his voice from a 50 year old smoker to a high g on a flute instantly

[@alexcarter8807]

when I was a kid, maybe 8 or 9 years old, I decided it would be "really cool" to talk by drawing air in instead of out. Now imagine a kid who's small for their age, weighs maybe 50 or 60 lbs, sounding like Louis Armstrong. Yeah ... actually ... it was cool!

[@crs19191919]

And added in an actual flute track in the higher notes. how do people not notice these things. Fake content perpetuates because people are incredibly gullible. The majority anyway. The rest of us are left here very annoyed and let down. Like this guys "how to". Where's the how to buddy? I search a how to video and got a guy faking it.

[@joemoose102]

Me 5 minutes ago: I need to study. Me now: learning how to Mongolian throat sing.

[@Cz82]

Just @ me next time

[@joemoose102]

AutumnMoonBloodWolf 😂😂👌

[@FelipeBorges-ys1pl]

me af

[@notecontaronmal6515]

Joe Moose yeah I’m “studying” for a history test

[@frankiejo6988]

I have 3 seven page papers due in three days. So, I'm trying to learn Mongolian Throat Singing at 4:00 am. Much better idea.

[@alexmc69]

My neighbour just called the police

[@RoyArrowood]

OMG I was doing this in my house and a firetruck pulled up outside. Luckily they're here for the neighbors

[@RoyArrowood]

Or unluckily for them I guess :/ sorry

[@esa2236]

He probably thought Genghis Khan was invading again

[@priyankashete8232]

😂😂😂😂

[@holdensshop1183]

LMAO 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@JohnRayMitch]

Instruction not clear. Genghis rammed through my wall with his horse and put a flaming arrow in my foot.

[@gintoxicatedgaming3257]

John Mitchell lucky bastard. I took an arrow to the knee

[@octaviusroosevelt7355]

Gintoxicated Gaming I used to be an adventurer like you…

[@magosauxilliarusy2k4theomn98]

i hope you guys know "taking an arrow to the knee" means getting married...

[@zenith8417]

That's just how he greets people.

[@metelomaniac]

Flaming arrows don't exist

[@whitneyparedes8000]

My husband was really good at this from the get-go he’s only been practicing for the last few months but he is picking it up quickly. he’s Always made jokes about him being Native American and soo in tune with nature But after seeing all the wild animals that take to him and then his natural ability to throat sing, I’m starting to believe it.

[@MD-hy9jv]

maybe he has gnome blood 0.0 how does he react around rainbows

[@_kimimaro7]

@@MD-hy9jv hahJaha

[@rtardjuice]

Natives aren't the noble savages the movies portray them as. They're better at chugging mouthwash than they are at tracking animals.

[@KD400_]

Haha lucky wife lol. I want to learn so I can impress women tbh

[@TheRealSantaGaming]

Her: he’s probably cheating Me and the boys:

[@tyrbaldur5317]

Comments you can feel

[@mcirishmen2558]

I wish i had friends like that

[@nadroj-88]

Imitates boob lady from the Simpson film

[@garrulus3399]

Aaaw!!!

[@immaguy7905]

🗿

[@SilentS0lid]

No clue how i found this, but i guess i need to start throat singing now.

[@jansterle7]

S A M E

[@atrumblood]

Hell yes. I've been trying to figure it out. It's not easy.

[@albor370]

HAHAHAHAHA

[@dedmoroz4948]

Instructions unclear, I accidentally reunified the Mongol Empire

[@WizzardJC]

Instructions unclear, i started levitating and the dog joined in on the banjo

[@apancher]

I for one, welcome our new Mongol overlords

[@Botka1115]

"Oh no i've done it again"

[@aquaticdavid1402]

Proud to be the 1000th like

[@jortique]

LMAO

[@filiusreticulum2926]

Practising this on public transport. People clearly don't appreciate real music!

[@kellymarie9977]

Practicing*

[@ojcmaboloc2658]

@@kellymarie9977 Practising is actually correct

[@vbnmorbus]

Or you just can't sing

[@FG011]

@@kellymarie9977 more throat practisinging

[@samuelbarbosadossantos247]

@@kellymarie9977 American English: Practicing British English: Practising

[@NxptuneGaming]

I'm not mongolian but this sounds beautiful, and i want to learn so badly!

[@unknownmf2599]

He is also not mongolian.

[@hshroyalnloyal2058]

@@unknownmf2599 where is he come from then?

[@hihil1337]

@@hshroyalnloyal2058 , i think that he's from Altai

[@hihil1337]

@Yoda , oh, thanks

[@mopbop3072]

@@hshroyalnloyal2058 he is TUVAN from TUVA

[@tylerarnold3971]

girls voices get higher when they talk around someone they like girls around me: kargyraa

[@luwna]

Timecode of vocal techniques : 1:17 Kargyraa (low) 1:38 Khoomei (middle) 1:57 Sygyt (high) My favorite is Sygyt, and then Kargyraa. Someday I'll be able to sing like that x) Thank you for helping us discover throat singing ❤️

[@piercebruneau1284]

The UN appreciated comment that should be pinned right here

[@IAmHumanJake]

I stumbled upon doing this on accident. I some how taught my self the 1st one that is mentioned. I have no idea how to do the rest

[@ggjude]

My favorite is also sygyt and my second favorite is khoomei ❤

[@sadwrld520]

love your pfp

[@thedictationofallah]

sygyt and kargiraa are also my favourite, and i know them but my parents do not allow that

[@Rolfw993]

5 minutes into throat-singing and chill and I feel like I just devoured nature itself

[@ZQMBGN]

I learnt this and now I have this urge to go and jump over the Great wall and conquer some land

[@lowenbad]

I discovered throat singing through years of meditation... I began to naturally go into my throat and “hum” and channel the vibrations throughout my head and throat. I had a massive breakthrough in my meditation and connection to source, and it was all intuitive. Nobody showed me how to do what I was doing. Through my own personal experience, I began to seek out information about what I had discovered and it lead me to throat singing. The connection you receive through this practice is very real and very rewarding. ❤️

[@andrewshepherd1537]

I have heard this this in music before, and I always thought it was a mix of singing and instruments. But no, it's actually someone singing. This is amazing

[@anonymousstout4759]

Mom: shut up you're scaring neighbor with those sheep sound "it's ancient you don't understand"

[@carbine7457]

This video is by and far the very best example of exactly what throat singing is to a beginner. I love how you broke it down... After months upon months of self-teaching, I am finally really grasping the division of the areas of the body that govern these three ranges in throat singing, due to this video. Thanks for posting! Awesome~

[@KUULARMUSIC]

Thank you, i really happy for you) Good luck with your singing)

[@Sol-Amar]

​@@KUULARMUSICDo you do circular breathing when you throat sing?

[@Krajorg]

This doesn’t sound like it could even come from a human lol.

[@spaceman9599]

It's sad that we forgot that it could. Fortunately people came to remind us :)

[@goyomain0774]

Yo, whaddup my Kaiser?

[@erhansolhan9564]

Have you heard of growl vocal or scream vocal? If they're possible this is possible too.

[@pingudemon]

@@erhansolhan9564 If I was you I would refer to this as fry vocals, or false chord vocals. Extreme vocals actually. The techniques used don't really resemble screaming at all :)

[@mars5549]

Hi Kaiser

[@lime2333]

Idk how people don’t seem to appreciate this more. All of the three types sound bloody hard.

[@BrettPlayzGamez]

Display name: throat singing Internal name: *human bagpipes*

[@prestonjones1653]

Kid: I want to be a bagpipe when I grow up! Mongol horselords: Say no more!

[@bloodywanker781]

141 neighbours disliked this

[@2-_-V-_-.2]

How much I need to smoke till my throat sound like this?

[@watertheplants78]

Hahahah

[@kaydenstiles6743]

Yes

[@ImThe8thHokage]

I’m dead 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@valeofshadows0118]

Ikr

[@jjtay97able]

🤣🤣🤣

[@ninajgods7160]

who’s here because of “The Hu”

[@Shiloh-ui3il]

🙋‍♀️

[@btkocc]

Ayyy Hu Gang

[@rodrikforrester9343]

i am here because of that big guy sitting on a mountain singing throat song

[@thefuture930]

@@rodrikforrester9343 I too came here from the mountain giant video, but in the midst of this Mongolian throat singing bender I've come across The Hu. Great band, nice to see they are having success.

[@dyaaong6030]

HU?

[@awsomemodels]

2:12 i love that , sounds so glorious !

[@meaganhiller3029]

I have started having really bad migraines...listening to the lower frequencies in the Mongolian singers is the only thing u have found that loosens the pressure in my head.

[@meaganhiller3029]

There’s a ted talks throat singing video where “Alash” performs three songs...the second one I have on repeat on my bad days...it helps me drift off it’s so beautiful

[@Valkyraw]

Tuvans are Turkic people not Mongolian. Though Turkic and Mongolians share some kind of bond, they are two different people.

[@Valkyraw]

@Imperial Terra Woah, calm down over here.. First of all, im not sure if you are really Japanese, but i dont understand your hatred towards Turkish people. I always thought we are friendly towards eachother. Well i like Japan, but if thats not the case then im truly sad, but it is your own choice after all. With that said; Why are you saying that we are different? Maybe look up the Turkic term first and see for yourself what it means. I think the Göktürk Orkhon Runes say enough about our origins right? The Oghuz Turks are even written on that 1500 year old Stone Tablet.

[@bige8949]

"How to learn throat singing at home: Watch this other video"

[@BoarhideGaming]

Also: here’s 50% esoteric bullshit about being connected to nature. Damn shame, this guy is really good at it too but I can’t stand that

[@asraelconcreteeatingcat1528]

Well of course everyone came here expecting to learn throat singing in less than 4 minutes

[@deadramaster]

@@BoarhideGaming Being connected to nature has inspired humans for generations. Everything from the arts to fighting styles. Chinese kung fu took its inspiration from so many different forms of nature and built on it. It is a great thing

[@BoarhideGaming]

Chompski *yawn*

[@TheHarleyEvans]

he's also teaching overtone singing, which is not throat singing, it does play a role, but it won't in any form enable you to do those guttural "growling" sounds

[@Mijn24]

It is a healing sound

[@sub2pewdiepie8yearsago17]

Actually throat singing is really harmful for a singers vocal chords so not really

[@Soulift]

@@sub2pewdiepie8yearsago17 nah it really isn't if it's done correctly, monks sing for 3 hours without their voices being affected. it uses the arytenoid cartilage, the sound is not from bashing the vocal folds together.

[@shawnmoran3606]

This guy's accent is amazing.

[@CeeJay611]

I'm amazed by this. I never heard of throat singing. I'm definitely going to teach my kids about this. Beautiful

[@DirtCobaine]

Bro that’s crazy that that was the purpose of throat singing. Every single time I hear it I literally cannot help but to think of the country of where I grew up and it was nothing but nature. Desert but still people don’t realize how much nature occurs in the desert and specifically how loud nature is at night in the desert. Throat singing reminds me of the calming noise the cicadas and crickets make when you hear them in the distance. I love it

[@sylvanstrength7520]

You make it sound like a flute is playing during sygyt!

[@markwright9060]

I think Radik Tyulyush (Радик Тюлюш) is one of the best at Sygyt (Сыгыт). Kongar-ol Ondar was renowned for it

[@vague5538]

Sygyt is incredible

[@RosarioSummernight]

Go Tuva!! Greetings from Kyrgyzstan.

[@KUULARMUSIC]

Hello, Kyrgyzstan!

[@mehmedv4529]

@@KUULARMUSIC Kyrgyzstan is awesome

[@Hollylivengood]

See, this is why y'all can sing like this, just pronouncing the names of these countries. Like how do you even sayKyrgystan?

[@Hollylivengood]

@Herdan Love it. Love the singing. Always been fascinated with middle Asia, did I get the region right? Where I grew up in Ohio in the US, everyone seemed to have families from Albania, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and parts of Russia. It was a whole different world to visit the families.

[@kasual265]

your country has bride kidnaping

[@johnnyblueeyes1555]

Theses boys been making dubstep since the dawn of time fam!!

[@blueberrypoptart2424]

This is amazing. I’ve on an off messed around with throat singing and can get a small over tone, but never anything too significant.

[@matthieumeunier5419]

Where is the "ADORE" button!?! Thank you so much for that !

[@serglian8558]

Like. make an alt. Like again. Repeat. Like again. Repeat. Like again.

[@yvonnemariane2265]

Thank you so much. I first heard Tibetan monk throat singing years ago and dissolved into tears at the extreme contrast between the deep moving tones and the light pure intention of Life and Love that motivated it. Then as I see years later corruption and lies everywhere I find my self attracted to the idea of signing what has been called "punk" or "death metal", but I am loving light so there is no way I have anything to do with the political goals are glorifying violence of humans against humans. So I will make my own songs, and I appreciate this lesson.

[@KUULARMUSIC]

Thank you, so much) If you want to learn how to sing it, just let me know)

[@SERGEANTDlCK]

dummy

[@Juulchin]

Sajn uu Kuular. I am originally half German and half Mongolian. Now I am about to getting know about mongolian throat singing. I was born and raised in Germany, unfortunatly without my mongolian father. Next year in July I will visit Mongolia the first time in my life ever. Till then I will practise the ancient mongolian throat singing as good as I can. By deep hearing and feeling I may make fast progresses.

[@ricardohernandezsalas8659]

From the first time I saw this like 5 months ago I fell in love and I won’t stop till I achieve it

[@wingscheezit1571]

Who else came here after watching the guy in a green coat on the mountain

[@darthbane2669]

yes

[@PeoplesRepublicOfAscadia]

Me

[@nicolasgoldring7128]

I've always wanted to learn how to do overtone singing.

[@KUULARMUSIC]

Welcome to the masterclass and we'll do it together)

[@chronicawareness9986]

i feel like the breathing your forced to do when throat singing is a form of breathing meditation. also the vibrations shake my whole head ... its like some crazy sound healing meditation

[@Z4U3398]

Your 'sygyt' is amazing! I'm a high-pitch Rock vocalist so there's something about that whistle register-esque note in 'sygyt' that appeals to me DEEPLY. I keep imagining that one can actually incorporate that kind of note seamlessly with Rock/Metal interludes, to give the instrumental parts an ethereal, otherwordly feel. Amazing notes you're hitting, man. Wish I could hit that 'sygyt' tone as effortlessly... 😞

[@zzap4922]

Straight to the point! Best KZbin video format ever! This guy deserves fame.

[@spaceman9599]

Hi Alex! So great to see a new fresh generation of throat singers like you coming out to spread the knowledge with people. I particularly like that you combine talking about technique with the feeling and connection to the inner and outer world, and that you do it with joy! The first time I heard Tuvan throat singing (the opening minute of Ghenghis Blues, completely by accident), time stood still. It truly felt and feels like this is 'singing the world into being' as many indigenous cultures like the Sápmi hold. Something connected to the silent orchestra you 'feel' when you see the northern lights, or are under a clear night sky in the silence of the high desert. The music underneath it all. Powerful stuff indeed. Well, I can do a bit of Sygyt, but for everything else I feel like I should have smoked a few decades to handle the vibrations. I hope to pick up your master class and get past the 'hüüürrr - hack hack hack' stage. :) Keep up the great work!

[@spaceman9599]

PS - checking out more on your course. The quality of the sound engineering and mic setup is spot on!!!

[@AlexCJava]

Hi, You brought me some memories when singing, they are: Lower Frequency = Special Head magician; Middle Frequency = Buddhist guy at anywhere; Higher Frequency = Chinese Buddhist guy living on a mountain so happy that sounds! ;)

[@generalversio8051]

So we all here to learn the Sardaukar chant.

[@zwakblaze3596]

No

[@mike.47]

I first came across throat singing several years ago when a westerner was trying Khuumei singing. I fell in love with it instantly.

[@SandyBwtifull]

Yeah....The two note singing at the same time blew my mind, especially the high notes! Awesome demonstration!

[@eamsee657]

I stumbled across this video. Just wanted to say that this is absolutely amazing and I love the relationship with nature this practice has.

[@amphibiangoddess]

Awesome explanation and instruction. I am truly shocked that I picked up on this right away and was able to emulate your sound😱. Who would have thought that a woman from the southern US could be a natural throat singer?!

[@KUULARMUSIC]

Yes! This is great!

[@josemanuelyupanquigalvez6203]

I love it ur culture, im from Peruvian Inka Culture!

[@filiusreticulum2926]

You're name is pretty Spanish.

[@ferociousgustafson4040]

This exercise strengthens the throat. It is a wonderful way to train yourself out of the need for a CPAP.

[@chriscool1680]

His Kargyraa is absolutely perfect. If I make a movie on Genghis Khan, I will hire this guy in a second. This is the best throat singing I've heard !

[@Thegreenrider693]

whoah those tones sound very difficult to produce, i'll try it. thanks for the video.

[@goodmusic6574]

I tried the first technique and it happen from almost first time learn it for 5 10 mins iam very happy thank you i like this video veryy much

[@spaceman9599]

Good job!

[@gonzalezsax4129]

Damn... I was really hoping id learn how to throat sing in 3:37

[@jpm199]

You calling me delusional?

[@RoGuExPaNcAkE]

joaquin 🤣

[@elizabethblankenship4818]

My class loved this tutorial!!

[@pablociocca690]

this is one of the best videos on throat singing on youtube. amazing ,epic.

[@castaway6643]

0:24 What the?

[@ardbossi1728]

When you scream in a ventilator

[@GoobaDuck4]

Astounding! I am currently practicing in a wedding but no-one seems to appreciate the art.

[@constantineshaman3336]

Holy shit, as soon as you said two voices at the same time i remembered talking with my "Possesed voice". I understand how to throat sing just in 10 seconds, thanks! Awsome video.

[@ristotanov1039]

anyone here from DUNE ? I just got recommended this

[@danwhitman6670]

What am I doing? I have a test tomorrow

[@Beasti3BoysArchiv3]

You are ¡AMAZING!..... Unfortunelly i live in mexiko and here don't exist Throat Singing schools but i love practice watching you're videos 😎✌🏻

[@aiyanaperry4016]

I literally just saw an ad for this guy on another video and here I am watching his video

[@leepinlepin]

I tried this at a farm.....i sounded like a cow....and brought in bout 50 head of cattle.

[@maxpowers1321]

Unironically i did this too in a place with Llamas, horses, cows and a donkey. It is like a magnet hahahah they formed a semi circle in front of me and stared like if i was a hypnotic martian. Also the girls at the farm did the same but at my back... these are the moments that i regret being loyal and monogamous. Damn it. For the teenagers and singles: Try this. The rural women seems to love it. But be careful, urban girls gonna think you are a weirdo that speaks to donkeys.

[@catwithinternet7111]

U are thier god now.

[@riversidewriting]

Omg you’re the cow God

[@bastian37.4]

I'm Chinese Indonesian not even a Mongolian, But i want learn this singing technique!

[@marcopedro2017]

I'm a Batak Indonesia and I've already master sygyt

[@plant5875]

@@marcopedro2017 Bukti dong mana buktinya

[@benrossy2k]

Who is here after watching Dune?

[@haileyroseoconnor9465]

Throat singing seems so meditative. Beautiful. Raw.

[@gordonramsay8351]

the fact that its purpose is to imitate nature is quite interesting. before you even said anything about that, i thought it sounded kind of similar to being out in a big bushy field.

[@RBRM3]

I love the sounds, I've listened to it for about 20 years and I just can't get Kargyraa down. Maybe it just sounds off to myself, because we hear ourselves at very different tones. Great video though... On a 2nd note, I hate Marco Polo was canceled lol it was the end highest paid tv show only other to Game of Thrones! There was a lot of great stuff in there...

[@Man0fMetal]

I just mastered kargyraa, took me 3 months with 3mins daily practise. Going to start strugling with the other two now :)

[@tyberiusten6747]

Is no one going to point out how fire his outfit is

[@willlormand9241]

The high frequencies remind me of the crickets in the fields by my house.

[@berkay.pekbay]

I already know how to throat sing, but this video improved my perspective. Best regards from Turkey

[@dizasteroid7]

I was a natural as a kid so i think the foundation is there. I have the confidence to practice out loud so my journey to attune with nature begins. HUUUUUUUUUOAAAAH

[@daemiax]

Tengri bless you for sharing this with us :)

[@KUULARMUSIC]

yes, thnaks the Great Tengri !!!

[@tlgk7697]

İ see your a man of culture aswell

[@alpertugrul5582]

Ulu tengri bless you

[@dershogun6396]

@@KUULARMUSIC acctual, WHO is tengri ? Just the "god in Heaven" or what exactly is He ?

[@AG26498]

@@dershogun6396 tengri is basically the force that created everything.

[@mount1341]

GREAT JOB

[@KUULARMUSIC]

Thanks=)

[@mount1341]

SHAMAN why you have eliminated some of your videos?😢

[@sadluigi5823]

Me trying to connect to my alien from Area 51

[@clarkeyzmachine]

This gave me the chills and teared up

[@Goywaffles]

Dude I’m still mind blown that someone can make that amazing pitch with their voice

[@Karma_cat]

This is what frogs watch when they're in frog school

[@IssaBuiltCivic]

My neighbors called the priest because they thought I was trying to summon a demon

[@WizzardJC]

Instructions unclear, i started levitating and the dog joined in on the banjo

[@mconcepcion752]

When he said *Dial up connection noises* I felt that.

[@JaySup462]

Its so cool and interesting to see these ancient throat singing

[@shanealexander9952]

I learned Kargaryaa and Khoomei just for fun and can sing any song I want with any words and pitch changes. For Sygyt, I can go high but have no idea how you do the whistle sounds. So basically I can sing fro about E0 up to F5 full on singing. I just sub'd and I can't wait to hear what other people do and possibly learn this really cool vocal technique. My singing is mostly rock infused but not harsh rock. I'm constantly surprised, now that i can do it, where I hear it was done and I never knew. I can do 3 notes (a cord) but for now I want to master just 2.

[@kgmyatthu3171]

Reminds me of total war Attila. So do you?

[@alexvvvssr3307]

Yes

[@mertomerbozlak6220]

Still playing :)

[@raptor_zero9429]

I try to throat sing while playing with huns, but the sounds I do are those of a dying animal :(

[@bobloerakker7010]

Age of empires 2 for me. Always liked the mongols and now they have throatsinging in the game.

[@oopswrongplanet7309]

I want to drink some beers with you dude and then karaoke.

[@h.p.dominocus]

I've been obsessed lately with expanding my voice but in the direction of extremely low. I can do those low "froggy" sounding notes now but the whistling and double notes, not even close. This style of singing really blows my mind.

[@kratochvil11]

When I heard the high pitched 2nd note in movies and stuff I always thought it's some kind of an instrument.. Now I am finding out it's just some dude throat singing.. Need to learn this it's awesome :D :D respect!

[@subnormalbark2683]

Me when my mom leaves to work) huuuuuuummmmmhaaaaaaaaaammmmheeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaammmmm

[@Eshayzbra96]

this requires testosterone levels too large for a simple westerner like myself to master

[@MEA-qz2ur]

Ghost of Tsushima brought me here