Video: Overtone singing
Inspired by several examples on YouTube, and my curiosity about the subject, I attempted to do some non-throat-singing overtone singing. I was surprised that I was able to get the results I did.
Things I learned:
- Higher notes work better for me.
- The more closed my mouth is the clearer the overtones are heard
[..YouTube..] I need more info about this. So, which note are you actually singing? & we are actually hearing how many notes? & @ one octave or 2?
[..YouTube..] I need more info about this. So, which note are you actually singing? & we are actually hearing how many notes? & @ one octave or 2?
[..YouTube..] I need more info about this. So, which note are you actually singing? & we are actually hearing how many notes? & @ one octave or 2?
[..YouTube..] I need more info about this. So, which note are you actually singing? & we are actually hearing how many notes? & @ one octave or 2?
[..YouTube..] I need more info about this. So, which note are you actually singing? & we are actually hearing how many notes? & @ one octave or 2?
[..YouTube..] I need more info about this. So, which note are you actually singing? & we are actually hearing how many notes? & @ one octave or 2?
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.
If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.
Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!
[..YouTube..] @FoxyStealth He’s singing the bottom note. The other note is three octaves up, well beyond most males’ vocal ability.If that doesn’t help: he’s not singing the note that sounds like the theramin at the begining of the original star trek theme. His note (called the fundamental) sounds like a normal vocal note.Hope that helps!