Sardaukar Chant Throat Singing Cover (DUNE) w. LYRICS!

Hi! Ever since I saw Dune I was totally certain that the Sardaukar Mass scene would go absolutely bonkers online, because of the amazing audio, with very uniquely mixed throat singing and great visuals to go with it. Well, I was right :D So many memes, remakes and remixes of this part! But ever since I saw it I just knew that I had to make a cover of this. Turned out to be a VERY difficult task. Took me somewhat 2,5 months to get the lyrics down, write them, learn how to sound relatively close to the original and then how to mix the audio to get a similar effect. Obviously I'm not able to copy it one to one, I'm not Hanz Zimmer, lol. Yet I think that I'm quite happy with the overall effect :D Hope you guys are too!
Cheers!
LYRICS:
hambambabil hamborarim ben bulol liembum bululdir bul buro
bara u n'goiin gingiryyy en gi er gingi ringi gyr, ger u gerum em hym
hym gunga hrim hym bo hem dumbo hembo reibabli hum umbol muoi ganga hrim bei
muoi ingo hummaro ungo ubom ungolie bou-umbo nodona himmm
humboro gyol dni hrym burur dul dam gem buri ehon
m'bli hym hem hem
#Dune #Sardaukar #ThroatSinging

[@RenVasTerul]

You can now buy my throat singing as complex VST (Virtual Instrument) and support me directly this way. Check it out here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f37YpGuqbal1oK8si=Wa7Dj6SjINMB3zEH Hi! Do YOU want me to record a similar or completely different throat singing content for YOUR project? Well, good news fam, now you can contact me through my Fiverr page :D You can check out the details here: www.fiverr.com/share/YWKNwQ Cheers!

[@stephenjosephantonelli]

Dude! You’re awesome. I would like to know the English translation, though. Can you provide?

[@stephenjosephantonelli]

Never mind, I see it below.

[@ELHFiver]

Maybee my page? ;)

[@andrew123456ish]

Amazing Mongolian throat singing style !

[@brettgouldmusic8129]

Interesting. Great work bro.

[@mikdan8813]

The letter B: (exists) Sardaukar language: I'll take your entire stock

[@shinre]

Possibly the greatest reply in this whole thread.

[@johndawson6057]

@@shinre no this is.

[@lexsodz]

@@shinre excellent. it is done.

[@cardinalcopia2762]

And H

[@realhorrorshow8547]

Also, your Ms and if you'll hand over your Us, nobody has to die... Actually that's not true, everybody has to die. That whole survivors thing, we don't do that.

[@Brotherbear75]

English translation is online. Here it is: Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you

[@bongsnhell]

Never gunna tell a lie but hurt you, actually, nevermind- im going to kill you.* Cuz you know- sardaukar, right?

[@David-tt8qz]

😂

[@johndavis2948]

Instant Rick roll blood sacrament

[@Dakurar]

you got me.

[@gaynime9363]

3 battalion of Sarduakars want to know your location.

[@philipstevenson5166]

training for railway station announcements

[@luciano53688]

In England or America?

[@philipstevenson5166]

anywhere in the world. a universally incomprehensible language with regional dialects. this guy is good though.

[@roundthoughts4644]

In Germany you can understand them quite well, but most of it are also combinations of short sentences, pre recorded by professional speakers speaking in high German

[@vangelisgru7271]

​@@luciano53688both

[@__lasevix_]

In France you're lucky if the English announcement is said by someone without a thick french accent​@@roundthoughts4644

[@danielrivera5033]

I'm playing this at my wedding ❤

[@pst5345]

Who will be sacrificed head down?

[@Dartsu]

@@pst5345 Well it can't be anyone other than the mother in law!

[@nightfalls5462]

making preparations for war i see

[@cymikgaming1266]

where is this happening? selusa secundus?

[@Kevinjimtheone]

@@pst5345 he just said it was his wedding. It's him.

[@bobbiusshadow6985]

“The emperor commands it. It is throat chanted.”

[@alpenjon]

xD Nice.

[@RenVasTerul]

*asymmetrical blink blink*

[@raymondhamill6702]

Just so

[@chadsknnr]

@@RenVasTerul I see what you did there!!😉

[@chadsknnr]

@@raymondhamill6702 😐

[@mikaela543]

Great job recreating one of the best scenes in the film, now all you need to do is get cast in part 2 of Dune.

[@RenVasTerul]

A dream come true, man. Truly :D I might die of excitement tho

[@Yujifanik]

@@RenVasTerul even better if you got to play one of the Sardaukar the Fremen capture!!! 🤩

[@richardbradley2335]

The only decent scene in the film...over rated

[@UnfitElvis3rd]

@@richardbradley2335 the salt must flow

[@richardbradley2335]

@@UnfitElvis3rd smiling here...sorry but it was a bit dull....i love ready salted crisps by the way

[@roc5291]

It’s like a hauntingly beautiful war chant that has been turned into a dark prayer of sorts. Absolutely love it!

[@jannb.stopmotion4317]

lets be honest when he said ungo ubem ungolie, we wer all close to tears

[@marsguyphil]

That's both impressive, and scary. I didn't think that the human throat could DO that.

[@silvastomp]

It's been pitched down by the sound of it

[@T-Law.]

@@silvastomp I don’t think it has? In the beginning if you listen it took him a second to slip into that low a tone.

[@aleksandrswiato4003]

@@silvastomp it's call vibration bass in beatbox

[@silvastomp]

@@T-Law. wow. I thought for sure has to be edited but now I'm more sure the pitch hasn't been

[@CrrrashnnBurrrn]

It’s called Throat singing all cultures on earth have it. even us white people we call it yodelling. The Vikings did it the Mongolians the Buddhist’s high in the mountains even the Inuit. All just different styles.

[@O-5Council]

0:17 WHAT DID HE SAAAYYYY?

[@bruhincorporated9876]

He sayed “gingy ringy ger”!!! Hope this helps.

[@m.c.darwin1897]

I WAS JUST ABOUT TO COMMENT ABOUT THIS 😂😂😂

[@labakrapscalio451]

Ever since Harry dropped that sick parsel-tongue diss track, Eminem's been real quiet

[@Qemetiel]

I adored the chant in the movie, but I think your version is truly superior.

[@alpenjon]

Really impressive! Bless the maker and his water! We need a Kiffness remix!

[@RenVasTerul]

Hah, yee that would be awesome :D

[@arthenasmagick]

YASS! I would love to hear this mixed with #thekiffness

[@maudcls5610]

Yessss

[@allthingsharbor]

Oh... a Kifness remix would be fantastic !

[@katebrady9757]

@@maudcls5610 was

[@thomasrevill7723]

Something that added to the incredibly alien effect of the film mix (and isn't really possible to reproduce here) is that Zimmer seems (to me, at least, as a production layman) to have chopped up the vocal track to make it more staccato and layered certain sections to emphasise them

[@RenVasTerul]

Yeeaaaa! Man I was trying to figure out this effect for so long! I actually really wanted to do something like that, but I just had no idea how to approach it really. And yes, this was a truly outstanding mixing approach on behalf of Zimmer. Truly alien vibes!

[@Bornst3ll3r]

@@RenVasTerul which DAW do u use? It’s possible on some to achieve his effects

[@dominikweber4305]

What i think zimmer did is turn the equalizer all the way up

[@Deathrape2001]

Zimmer says he chopped it up & put 'too much compression', so maybe 'Ren Vas' can do the same & make an album of 'Dune-ish' / demonic throat singing material =) Might also try distortion? But not krappy 'pedal' or 'digital' distortion, but quality stuff 2 flavor just a bit, like good tube amp distortion =D Not all the time, just in parts. Details... kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2SkYqWvmJKKjZI Also pitch shifting & 'harmonizing' would B cool, or maybe 'vocoding' of the throat singing? So many possibilities 4 'scary sounds' ~;-D

[@snogger6]

He mentioned it was a massive amount of compression on the voice, and likely a ton of EQ in the bass (wouldn't be surprised if the bass frequencies had their own EQ settings) and then he also separated the syllables so they'd hit the compressor and you get that staccato, almost percussive, otherworldly effect. And your performance is AWESOME. Well done!!

[@steveochs2227]

This is the most METAL - non-metal thing ever.... would love to learn this! 🤘❤💀❤🤘

[@Kroenen1895]

Excellent. Sounds great. Your hard work sorting out the lyrics is definitely appreciated. As for replicating the sound design and mix of the film, you've also done a nice job, but if you're interested in having a better understanding of what was done, I can share what we just had to do in a project where the producer basically said do what they did in Dune. It's important to note that the much of what is heard in the Sardaukar scene is from the sound design team and not Hans Zimmer, who likely had nothing to do with this part, because this would theoretically fall under the category of ambient effects, atmospherics and the such, but I haven't researched this particular scene, so I could be wrong. The team said there was definitely overlap between music and sound design. Anyway, I'd love to post the sound that we produced. The results are remarkably close to what's heard in Dune, but due to legal factors, nothing is allowed to be revealed, until the project is ready for release. As for what we did though, we can reveal that. First, there are at least three discrete vocal performances with the main one in the center channel and the others to the sides, and these were recorded through something such as tube or pipe or even an instrument that would give it the acoustical properties of extremely short delays with a delicately controlled feedback level. We ultimately used a section of PVC, with a length of about two feet and diameter of five inches. Placing the vocalist's mouth right into one end, the other end right on the grill of the Telefunken Tf51, it sounds fantastic and acoustically identical. The second thing, and this is critical is to replicate the halting, staccato sound in the film. More than the performance itself is editing the words, clipping off the beginning and end of each, cutting hard into the consonants at the beginnings and the vowel tails, sometimes just a few samples, sometimes a lot more in order to chop into them hard. At this point, it's starting to sound like the film. The third step is to build up the bottom end quite a bit beyond the recorded performances, which won't give the sub element that's in the film's mix. You can use parallel processing or, providing the same result, duplicate these three tacks, as we did and use them as LFE audio. Low pass filters on all three duplicates, cutting off most of the upper frequencies, and then boosting the lows with plug ins, such as Waves RBass aggressively at 32 Hz, then hitting them with high pass filters. The band pass for these is set so that there is infinite attenuation at around 30Hz. Lastly, there is distortion in the film's tracks. We applied saturation to all the tracks, more so on the subs, bringing up the level to give the harmonic complexity and hardness, or heaviness which the film has, but not so high that it really registers as distortion. After EQing these six tracks and grouping them, we applied a bus EQ to pull them together to sound more like a film mix then hit the bus hard with a limiter, the Waves L2, to make them sound even more aggressive and hard. Pay special attention to the very last few words in the scene- it's really compressed and/or limited to create the dense tone. Our mix sounds striking and has surprised those who we've been able to share it with in the studio. We can't wait to be done with the project and put it out. Hope this was useful or at least, interesting. Great work!

[@mjrmls]

Thank you so much for sharing this! That scene is engraved in my memory specifically because of the Sardaukar chant. It sounds close to regular throat-singing but you can tell there's a lot more going on in the editing, so it sounds familiar yet earie. Awesome stuff

[@ahappycoder2925]

Great read. His staccato is good already, a little editing could make it so much closer to the film

[@davidkierzkowski]

That’s deep man

[@CeaneCilias]

Michael Geiger (the singer who worked on the movie) recently did an interview on Kanvaux's KZbin channel where he gave some info on how the recording process went, and what Hans asked of him (funnily enough he worked with Hans for the scene in the movie, but not for the soundtrack!)

[@Joxifus]

in the film version it sounds like at least some of the phrases are the vocalists' recording being played backwards, which I think is creating the staccato/hard cuts you're talking about. it has a distinct quality fans of Twin Peaks will recognize. I can't say I know what they actually did, but that was my guess

[@kanvaux]

Hello from Russia. I've spent quite a while transcribing the chant, interesting that we came to pretty different results. I guess the language matters and really effects the way we are hearing. You know, like the dog in English sounds 'bow-wow' and in Russian 'gav-gav'. Good job and best of luck with your beginnings.

[@Nullllus]

You gotta remember that the initial chant is manipulated with envelope shaping, splicing, some of the sounds are reversed and so on.

[@kanvaux]

@@Nullllus well, and that was an exact challenge and interest for me to make a cover without those kinds of manipulations, just with my voice.

[@JohnDoe-bh2lp]

@@kanvaux Russians didn't have their own native throat singing, did you learn it from your Mongol and Turkic masters?

[@Nullllus]

@@JohnDoe-bh2lp Not everyone who lives in Russia is ethnic Russian. Get educated, Johny.

[@kanvaux]

@@JohnDoe-bh2lp well, if you look at the history of formation of human speech, you come to a conclusion, that throat speaking and so throat singing was a part of all human's native culture. If you are interested, my school of throat singing comes from Tibet.

[@christianb5892]

Okay so, knowing that the original Sardaukar chant was someones throat singing played in reverse, I'm just blown away that you managed to inflect the "backwards sound" so perfectly!

[@molenade]

is it definitely in reverse? was it confirmed?

[@chadsknnr]

Reverse? Really?! I admit, it sounded diabolical, especially when the Sardaukar bashar/burseg began speaking with his modulated voice . . . .

[@dominikweber4305]

It's not in reverse

[@weakamna]

It's cut into pieces and reversed, shuffled, etc. I read somewhere Hans Zimmer rearranged it to sound more "musical" as well as removing any natural pauses in the speech/chanting

[@dominikweber4305]

@@weakamna hans zimmer said in a video that he boosted the equalizer, but who knows, maybe he also put it in reverse

[@user-ro2mn7ci2y]

You should be celebrated! Hans Zimmer brags about how much the "Dune" version is edited. You killed it! What an amazing voice.

[@bradleyroissetter6796]

Massive awesome goosebumps. Made my house shake on my massive subwoofer. Love it

[@c.E_VO]

i have been SEARCHing for someone with concise, well-made, approachable throat-singing content. from the bottom of my currently-practicing vocal chords; thank you! got my sub

[@RenVasTerul]

Haha, thank you! :D Welcome to the pack :D

[@OdintheGermanShepherd]

Check out “the HU” for cool throat singing

[@cryptid_cactus]

you people who practice this are impressive really, if I could start Sardaukar chanting I will instantly feel like the coolest in the room 😂but I have a relatively high voice due to being female, not ideal

[@jjhaya]

​@@cryptid_cactusif you're able to do the woman chant, you'll still have the chance to be the coolest person in the room 😅.

[@balung]

Here in the Northern Territory I heard an Indigenous Mangarryi Yangman woman "sing". All the hair on my back and hair rose up, I've never heard that language before. These singing words are passed down orally from one generation to the next.

[@TurboMintyFresh]

Im sickeningly obsessed with this chant

[@maggs131]

This was the song my wife and I danced to at our wedding

[@RenVasTerul]

edit.: NO. The lyrics DO NOT have meaning, as far as its known. PLEASE, stop aksing that question xD First - check out my tutorial on how to throat sing as low as I do here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqTOqK2Op7OWeJY Then learn the lyrics and let's HAMBABABIL the world together :D For the EMPEROR!!! If you enjoyed that video - consider subscribing for more cool throat singing content :D Anyway, here are the lyrics: LYRICS: HAMBAMBABIL HAMBORARIM BEN BULOL LIEMBUM BULULDIR BUL BURO BARA U N'GOIIN GINGIRYYY EN GI ER GINGI RINGI GYR, GER U GERUM EM HYM HYM GUNGA HRIM HYM BO HEM DUMBO HEMBO REIBABLI HUM UMBOL MUOI GANGA HRIM BEI MUOI INGO HUMMARO UNGO UBOM UNGOLIE BOU-UMBO NODONA HIMMM HUMBORO GYOL DNI HRYM BURUR DUL DAM GEM BURI EHON M'BLI HYM HEM HEM

[@hart7668]

But what does it mean lol

[@RenVasTerul]

@@hart7668 I wish I knew, man... I wish I would... ;P

[@matacabrones4317]

tom bombadil

[@perun5984]

@@hart7668 The first sentence means "Dreams are messages from the deep". You can see it in the subtitles at the very begging of the movie Also under one of the videos i saw a guy who tried to translate this chant from Galach (language of saudaukars) to english, I will comment it here if I find

[@krispinwahsghost5999]

He was the Actual Sardaukar chanter btw

[@mark261166]

Amazing. I wasn't expecting this in the movie.

[@RenVasTerul]

Yeee it was such a powerful scene!

[@christinemusselman5499]

Right!? It sure added badassery cache to the Saudaukar.

[@XvenJ]

Watched this to see how silly it would be… then watched it 5 more times because of how great it was.

[@RenVasTerul]

Humbled ♡

[@osmodious8533]

Displays the power of the human voice

[@behsazravesh1283]

This is ... The amount of effort ... We're thankful

[@ebrahimebrahimi710]

right?

[@bloozism]

Not nearly enough views. You killed it.

[@RenVasTerul]

Thanks man :D It's funny how many people are watching it during christmass xD

[@user-wr4uz8pg7m]

It has over 500,000 views.

[@bloozism]

@@user-wr4uz8pg7m thanks for the update about the viewcount.

[@teeth716]

When he said "Ben" I felt that.

[@TakaAmun]

This is freaking amazing!!! But really, you need to make a 10min loop of it. Then an hour loop of it. (Yes, I know about the Loop option, I was making a point 😃) I would play this to sleep. I would set this as my alarm. If I got mad at work, I would start this on my phone, leave it on the desk, and walk out - but then, y'know, wait minute and go back in to get my phone before walking out again. Your skill is *fantastic*! I was serious about a longer loop, PLEASE! Any one else agree?

[@jockeb2651]

I do a little throat singing as well and has been waiting for someone to do some more "phonetic" lyrics, like you have done. After listening to the official recording with proper phones I hear some wrongs, but I also know you wrote that you're aware of them. I'm not here to blame you for wrongs either, this is so fucking well done, specially cause you did it with the rain and stuff in the background. You inspire me to do more throat singing Sir

[@peetiegonzalez1845]

I wish there was more KZbin content to learn this stuff. It's really not easy for me, and I'm quite wary of messing up my vocal cords trying to learn.

[@gljamil]

Great job! This moment of this movie will last for many years, for sure. Your chant interpretation was remarkable.

[@leonoxley6242]

Just been listening to this on repeat, and I've spent the last 5hrs completing 160 written tasks, started my own business, learnt to speak fluent German and Fremen, and can now bench press 300lbs.

[@williamthornton3253]

Maaaaan! Amazing, I've got you chanting this on loop for my morning meditation, blows my mind

[@facePuncher5]

Wow, nice job! You even managed to transcribe the bits of the song where the actors were talking! Nice one.

[@RenVasTerul]

Yea man! It took me like forever but it was worth it! :)

[@bbartky]

Thank you 🙏! That was absolutely amazing. That scene in Dune hit me like a ton of bricks. I can’t remember when I last saw something that was both beautiful and the stuff of nightmares at the same time. Your video brought me back to that. 👍

[@bradendawe430]

Your kargyraa tutorial helped me immensely! This is beautiful! 😍

[@WMatthewRogers]

You did a fantastic job! Thank you. It was fascinating to see how your vocals affected me. So dark. Your sounds were so darkly evocative.

[@mysticism999]

More plz 🙂 the throat singing pretty metal one, was perfect, specially at the end 💜💜💜

[@RenVasTerul]

Oh thanks for the opinion man :) I may do more content like this in the future!

[@noimnotnice]

You helped me find my growling, deeply oscillating throat voice with those lyrics and your video on throat singing. Thanks a lot, I didn't believe I had it in me! Tip for those still struggling, use only humming, exclude lyrics until you produce rolling bass sounds from your throat.

[@christos7440]

Listened to it 10 times now, and each gives me a freakin chill. NICELY DONE!!

[@RenVasTerul]

Hah, I'm happy you liked it so much :D Thanks!

[@jeffcauhape6880]

Truly amazing. First off - wonderful throat singing. Secondly -- it is fascinating to me that its possible to invent sounds that have the texture and rhythm of language and yet be complete gibberish. Well done! (Seriously)

[@mammocas]

That was incredible. I need a whole album of this!

[@onewhoraisesvoice]

Настоящий Сардаукар!

[@mysteryminx2619]

I have been fascinated with throat singing for years, and so delighted to find it in DUNE. You are an astounding performer. And, of course a huge fan of The Hu, and fascinated with Mongolia. Brilliantly performed. Thank you.

[@MarcelNL]

Friggin' amazing! My wife and I just watched the movie spread over 2 evenings and this part I really loved, but I think you do it even better than in the movie!

[@undergroundbullet]

Fantastic - hoping part 2 brings more however you’ve done this brilliantly well done

[@mikemetalbelgium501]

Just amazing!... I can't imagine how much time you spent to reproduce this. Great effort ! 👍

[@RenVasTerul]

A bit over 2 months lol :P

[@RenVasTerul]

The most difficult (though the most fun) part was decoding the lyrics

[@noided583]

The is genuinely so fucking cool. I particularly loved how well you breezed through the enunciation of what is essentially an alien language which REALLY helped retain that "otherworldlieness" of the chant. Super impressive stuff man. As a hardcore Dune fan, you did good. Also for real the production/post production work on this is really pretty damn clean. Nothing is muddy and it's really evocative of the scene from the film, peeerfect amount of reverb and "fullness". Again, this was fucking awesome

[@RenVasTerul]

Thanks! I'm glad you like it ;)

[@Chudders1982]

Bro that was phenomenal! You absolutely nailed that, kudos to you for getting the lyrics down and performing them

[@RenVasTerul]

Awwww thank you :3

[@OdintheGermanShepherd]

Awesome!! I love this!!

[@tanookis_nookie2056]

I got chills! Very touching, thank you for sharing your voice and skill with us. 💜

[@RenVasTerul]

No problem fam ♡ Always here to deliver some HMMMMBAAAALLLLIIIIEEEEENG

[@bradleyroissetter6796]

I know i already commented but got more to say to you. Keep this up man. Im a huge fan of this. Please upload more at this quality. Maybe even make one with some back ground related music viking style or similar, Iv been practicing your technique (from a vid of yours), nothing as good as you but theres somthing deep in me i love about it. I play this 1 minute bit on repeat because its hard to find such good throat singing. Iv seen traditional throat singing many times but this is different. Like a proper mantra Edit: haha just found your 10 hour version. Please give me more. Il go sleep to this, love it

[@RenVasTerul]

Hey man! I'm actually currently working on an original song, based on this sardaukar chant but in the style of Heilung, with instruments, many layers of vocals etc :)

[@bradleyroissetter6796]

Looking forward to it. And omg you where in hellblade 2 🤯 much love keep it up mate. You've inspired me to try. I have an unnaturally large adams apple so it helps a lot with the low frequency. I only discovered you a week ago and an instant fan

[@faraday8280]

"Sir the troops are ready, but we lack moral !" " I know a guy"!

[@TeodorMusic]

Love this. Been obsessing over that scene ever since I saw it in theatres. Thanks for the lyrics!! Does it sound very different without the mixing? Are you actually throat singing? (asking sincerely because I'm not very well read on throat singing nor on audio mixing)

[@RenVasTerul]

I mostly added just some reverb and boosted basses in the equalization. It does sound pretty similar live, and yes I used a mix of 1st and 2nd subharmonic kargyyra throat singing :)

[@giontesla2311]

Very cool. Great job. Videos like this demonstrate how deep and well made this movie was. NA'A SADUKAR, KIUU'NKA BAADE... SAKUS' AKINSTA... FAA'DE!

[@Voidrunner01]

This is legitimately brilliant. GREAT job!

[@BashSmashGaming]

Hans Zimmer should include him in the next Dune Soundtrack, coz Damn that was amazing

[@josedelondres2320]

This is outstanding. Hats off to you sir 👏

[@kennyroody]

Absolutely stunning cover!!!

[@IllustriousCrocoduck]

I am glad this came on my feed. Excellent job!

[@sendobutch3963]

Un travail très impressionnant, bravo pour le résultat simplement parfait.

[@hugginmcgroyne8262]

I have just one word... *MORE*. That was AWESOME!:)

[@sionetuita]

This pleases the emperor.

[@mikemortymiller-mullerman5233]

Very impressive! Fascinating! Both scary and beautiful. Like a painting by HR Giger.

[@urszulailnicka-gebarowska7888]

Bogowie mnie wysłuchali!!! 💓

[@RenVasTerul]

HAAAMBAAABABILLL :D

[@pierretimmermans738]

Galach (język sardaukarów ) to mieszanka języków słowiańskich i angielskiego :-D . * Przeprazam mowie zly po polsku ^^

[@pawet.7415]

Polecam dać oryginał na dzwonek do pobudki, elektryzuje jak nic innego

[@pierretimmermans738]

@@pawet.7415 spróbuję :)

[@master13fox]

@@pawet.7415 bez sensu bo szybko się znudzi i będzie wkurzać jak każdy budzik

[@zebux813]

phenomenal work. this was a pleasure to find.

[@elijahillustrates6625]

You did such a fantastic job at recreating this Chant, respect brother 🤝

[@anirbanghosh5073]

I desperately needed that lyrics 😂😂!!!

[@MatthewBaileyBeAfraid]

Much to our parent’s dismay, a Navaho Indian (Native American) taught my brother and I how to throat-sing when we were 8 and 9 years old (early-1970s). It’s easier than people think, and you can get some REALLY STRANGE EFFECTS if you know how to open your nasal passages during certain notes and syllables.

[@militustoica]

Oh no it’s a sound I haven’t heard before, it must be satanic

[@MatthewBaileyBeAfraid]

@@militustoica To be fair, she thought EVERYTHING was “Satanic.” It extended even to some of the guests on the Lawrence Welk show, which is probably the most bland mid-20th Century Americana that exists. Her whole family was like that. My father just didn’t like it because it was really loud. In hindsight, I understand my father’s plight a bit better, and wish we had been less disruptive of his little time without something causing stress, noise, or setting-off his wife (our Mother), who was so easily driven to hysteria.

[@lane1985]

This video is completely mesmerizing. Your voice is art. 💗

[@RenVasTerul]

Awww :3 Thank you! ♡

[@hhhAmbientElectronic]

I'm just going to say it: This actually sounds better than the original! I love this!

[@Tanalark99]

Amazing work. Your Kargyraa is spot on! Now if only we could have a translation!

[@nilsalbouy5007]

This is even better than in the movie

Now, this is most amazing thing I have seen on internet today.

[@iammoxoz]

Great work and perfect resemblance !👏👏👏🔥So much respect, you kept the 'training' up for 2,5 months😦J'applaudis👏👏🙇‍♀️

[@inowill5468]

Please do more of this, just hearing how different "sounds" can sound when throat sang is borderline hypnotising

[@jamesskinnercouk]

I do wonder if Mongolia is going to be one of those countries that will start booming financially because of the large interest in the Dune chant, with people looking up about throat singing, and a sudden interest in Mongolia rises up especially with it being the least populated country compared to size in the world. Just a casual thought.

[@Despotic_Waffle]

Bro, mongolian throat singing became a niche interest and then a big meme years before this came out. If anything, the fact people associate this with mongolian throat singing is because the community is so active and mongolian throat singing is mildly popular within internet culture. But its even more popular with people who are interested in far east cultures and histories.

[@Drownedinblood]

I doubt it..Not just because of 1 movie. There's already been Mongol bands that got pretty big like The Hu and it's not really getting that much tourism.

[@victorrain]

Thanks for adding the 🌧️ effects!!

[@renatovicenziofrancesconis4476]

Viendo y oyendo tu sublime, insuperable y magnífico trabajo, no me quedan dudas de que vienes de otro planeta... Estoy seguro que vienes de Salesa Secundum y eres quien dirige las oraciones para bendecir a las tropas, antes de salir al combate, en una emocionante ceremonia, en medio de la lluvia. ¡¡Desde Concepción, Chile, te saludo, maestro mío!!... 🤜🏻🤛🏻👏🏻👍🏻🇨🇱

[@markwind1661]

I love this! Just started practicing a few weeks ago :)

[@RenVasTerul]

Hey, nice, good luck! :D Have fun man

[@Teutororo]

I haven't seen the movie yet, just this very extract : I do think your version is more clean, more impressive ! Truly a masterpiece ! (And this will do for my Throatsinging training ^^)

[@SayyadinaHeresy]

Wow! Incredible! 😲 I love this! Amazing work!

[@bruhmomento9093]

Amazing. My dad’s friend heard this beautiful sound and quit drinking from the sheer hypnosis of the sound.

[@mick030586]

Wat

[@OGFlipperbaby]

IM THE SCAT MANNNN

[@RenVasTerul]

Ski-bi dibby dib yo da dub dub Yo da dub dub

[@iamrobberino2107]

The subtitles helped me understand. Thanks for adding them!

[@Dune007sardukar]

I need an hour long loop no stop. I'm so excited for part 2 today!!! ❤

[@RenVasTerul]

Here you go! 10 hours :D kzbin.info/www/bejne/rH_NZICaedKVbpIsi=ckieSIqClwRS-58U

[@thedungeondelver]

"...and so spake he on the blasted plains of Giedi Prime, before the Saudaukar legions, the word of the Padishah Emperor - his word of Death - and the obeisance of the Saudaukar Legions and their corrupt master who *is* Vladimir Harkonnen: WE'VE BEEN TRYING TO REACH YOU ABOUT YOUR CAR'S EXTENDED WARRANTY EXPIRATION!"

[@Meticus]

Very cool! I have a throat singing VST, always wondered how you get such noises out of human beings 😂

[@RenVasTerul]

Hah :D It's not that difficult really. I have a tutorial on my channel where I explain how to do it, if you're interested ;)

[@RenVasTerul]

Here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bH6wioeXlL5-iNU

[@daniillomovitskiy978]

Could you please share what throat singing vst it is?

[@Meticus]

@@daniillomovitskiy978 I've got Dark Era, here someone is showing the features (throat singing ca. 37:34) kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYDLlmeoepigfpo

[@daniillomovitskiy978]

@@Meticus thank you!

[@ruans.p.5323]

Congrats, dude ! Amazing.

[@maQan83]

This is beautiful, could listen to this on repeat

[@lu1g1rockz11]

Oh, my God. Amazing cover, dude! It's so cool to listen to this outside of the movie. I haven't read the book, so I never imagined there could be lyrics to it. Is it Sardaukar that is written in the book or is it a real language?

[@thorshammer7883]

The movie's Sardaukar throat singing chant is something that would fit well into the legions of the bloodthristy Daevite Empire from the SCP Mythos that worshipped and zealotrally follows the will the Scarlet King Khahrahk. The singing reminds me of a combination of norse and mongolian throat singing which in the SCP Mythos a fragment of the Daevite Empire that was stationed on Earth did take over large portions of mongolia. Edit: I completely enjoy the idea of the Daevite Empire and in my head canon believe they are still out there but the true Empire is far larger and far more powerful then one may imagine. After all a Empire that has been around since the days of the mythos's Ancient Humanity and went to multiple wars with them for a long time maybe far greater then what was depicted. Still raging a cosmic war even after the fall of the order of Ancinet Humanity and Adam El Asem was complete. *"Like a unending flood that washes and consumes the small pebbles of stone of the ground, amies shall be shattered and dimensions shall be torn asundered by the mighty legions who serve our creator and father, Khahrahk the Scarlet King who breaks the will of lesser deities grinding them to scarlet dust. We are the Daevites a neverending, and always enduring Empire that never sleeps, the true children of the Scarlet King and nothing may stop the Scarlet crusade and the Dark Below's advances where all shall be remade anew. Not the siblings Yaldabaoth and her abominations and faithless pretenders or Mekhane and his mekhanite cowards,, not the order of failure Rakmou Leusan, and certainly not the remnants of Adam's seed who once defiled us but fell."*

[@ToTH-wk1fo]

I am a simple person. I see the Daevites mentioned, and I hit the like button.

[@gunstarprime2.043]

"The Emperor commands it. It is done."

[@EricEstesEleutherian]

That's pretty nuts bro. Loved that movie. Nailed it.

[@arturbrzozowy8120]

Rewelacyjne! To chyba gwara 80-letnich dziewczyn z Podkarpacia.

[@jarekdrobiecki6147]

Nie tylko, każdy wioskowy żul sklepowy jest w stanie to jeszcze przełożyć na Polski jak przetrzeźwieje. XD

[@saiyamkhare320]

Americans: Indo-Europeans have such a rich history and culture.... Indo-Europeans: