Throat bass, vocal bass, vibration bass, polyphonic bass, alien bass, throat singing - All the same thing with slightly different textures/tones. It's amazing how ancient this technique is, and people are still finding new uses for it.
@@broniszlebiecki9298 Every bass in beatboxing, aside from tongue and lip techniques, are a combo of vocal chord and false fold manipulation, same as traditional throat singing from various cultures.
That band is dumb. It is made up by black metal and folk metal types who want to sound mysterious and cool and copy the Mongolians to sound spiritual. I bet you that Muslim dude who wrote about it was really talking about drunk guys yelling singing and partying with a masculine deep voice. Nobody would associate Mongolian throat singing and humming with dog's barking. Muslims have been to Asia as well and knew about this stuff. They would have noticed a similarity.
I've been growling for more than a year when I started throat singing and after months of practice it is still pretty difficult. However I think the growling helps it.
@@edgykid8066 You need lessons if you are to truly understand how to do it properly, no video is going to be able to truly teach you as well as personal lessons.
@@darthbane2669 I have no money or time for that. I don't even know anyone, who teaches this. I just practice till it sound good, and doesn't hurt me. I never use vocals or singing technics that hurt.
@@liamcroatt171 thanks for the advice. I actually learned from a video of Sigurboði Grétarsson. Unfortunately he deleted his throat singing videos since then. But he was good at it and gave a pretty good tutorial.
@@swatzniker9500 yeah :) ! not like i wanted to write chill and accidentally pressed "k" because "k" and "l" are next to eatch other! :) i wanted to say chilk, havent you ever heard that word? ive heard many people use it! :)
@@knapsackcat4309 Really? your having a go at somebodies second language? How many languages are you fluent in? May we criticize your grammar in those languages? With your arrogance, i am assuming you are an American... Perhaps you guys could use some English lessons?
Ik it’s been a year since this video.... but for safety, starting out don’t do it excessively and drink lots of water... just to protect your vocal cords... GREAT TUTORIAL BTW👍
Technically you use your vocal folds and if your vocal chords start hurting then you are doing it wrong and it could potentially damage your vocal chords severely
I can do kargyraa, and it does sound the same. You should use your vocal folds (below the vocal chords) and feel a vibration in your chest and if your throat starts hurting then your doing it wrong.
Im just learning polyphonic singing cause i rememebered a year ago i found out that i could do it and its an actual thing and i can do some much with it because i used to just use it as my "funny voice" XD. Now im listening to this and Crónán Singing and realized my dad literally always use to and sometimes still throat sings, and that explains why its so easy for me to learn polyphonic. I genuinely had no clue that i got any of his musical ability cause i had work so hard to learn to sing for the past 10years only for me to realize the ability was always there for this and for overtones. Very happy, thanks for sharing!!!
I just figured out, throath singing is clearly a talent I have. Never tried before, but almost got the whistle noise. Disclaimer, I cannot sing for shit. So this kinda surprised me,.
A year late, but try this one - watch?v=J_K4dmcK1yc&t I had tried a few times over the last couple of years, watching various people on YT, but I couldn't do it, just made me cough like crazy. The motorbike method, this guy shows is what cracked it for me. I still coughed when I first tried it, but after a few goes i was able to get it going. The next day i was able to get overtones, and it sounded great. Good luck!
I partake in throat singing on my hikes through the mountains, I have a health condition now tho so struggle with keeping it up for too long, but I give it the auld Valhalla try
how i found out how to throat sing was completely by accident i was sick at the time and i was sort of clearing my throat but by doing so i found out how to throat sing almost immediately so my advice is to cough and try to find that gurgle in the cough and then boom! you can throat sing now.
Western/nordic throat singing and Mongolian/tuva throat singing aren't the same. In western throat singing you actually want a broad variety of overtones while in the Mongolian version you are filtering them out
@@migueltucabron I thought Nordic throat singing is just modern Northern music re-imagining ancient Nordic music and implementing and borrowing Mongolian/Siberian throat singing style to give off 'ancient' vibes.
Is there evidence of Viking or Old Norse throat singing? I don't know much about Viking Age music. The only close-in-time example of Norse music I've heard was 13th century, _Drømde mik en drøm i nat,_ from the Codex Runicus (and that seemed more typical of medieval folk songs).
Greetings people. I once saw a video in TV, a Scandinavian artist/singer was singing like this voice: 00:23, it was traditional. How can I find songs like that? I know Danheim, it was not like Danheim, it did not have any digital/electronic stuff in it. It was a live actually. I would be grateful if you people help me. Thank you all.
We don't know. Vikings passed their songs down through musicians called Skalds. Writing was reserved for important historical events and law codes. People who sang like this, if they did exist, would likely have been priests and shamans who also passed their techniques down to the next generation directly without writing it down. That way the secrets are kept. But we can borrow from Old Norse and call it óstsongr. Even if there's no historical evidence and it has been borrowed from Mongolia, it sounds incredible when used with the ancient languages. A band called Heilung has a throat singer if you want to hear more. Thank you for your curiosity!
There is no difference. Tuvan throat singing has different styles. Syggyt, Kargraa, etc to name a few. Different cultures use this and has no one place of ownership. However, the Mongolians, Tibetans, Chinese, etc have practiced this for thousands of years probably even before it made its way west.
He can say whatever he wants. People have their beliefs and you should respect that, instead of trying to come on here and attempting to put yourself in a superior position. You are worth less than the gum on the bottom of my shoe.
@@lucybullwhip8103 yeah, he can say whatever he wants, but this also means that he will also be able to be criticized for the stupid things he says. I don't have to respect his or anyone else's incredibly stupid ideas or beliefs, only the right to say or have them. There is a difference. Criticism of stupid ideas doesn't make me arrogant or feel superior, it's just calling out stupidity when it appears. Also, are you trying to put yourself in a superior position by saying I'm doing that as if I'm the bad guy? Curious how you demean me for what I said as if you're not being more rude by literally calling me essentially worthless when I only said I hoped he was joking about "throat chakra", seeing as it's "woo-woo" BS.
And then the cronan singing (Irish and Scottish) came from the Norse Vikings who got it from said Mongolian warriors. It's beautiful how similar humans from diff regions are as well as the sharing between cultures🙌
Haha hi! I'm not a beatboxer, but a metal singer! It's nice to see people discovering what they already can do. I use growling on stage, which is a bit different, but I use throat voice to practice, you know...to warm up :D
Tuvan throat singing, Mongolian throat singing and Sardinian throat singing traditions exist since centuries. There are proofs and documentation that anyone can easily find on the internet . I cant' find anything related to "Viking throat singing". You're just vibrating your false folds while vocalizing.
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How to throat sing:
1- make a sheep sound
2- imagine you've been chain smoking for 50 years
Lmao
Woosh
@Lo Ki Based moves I guess.
It worked 😂
You'll have it down in no time 😂
Imagine randomly hearing this in the mountains at night..
@Ferinir he could sit at my campfire in the mountains and I'd listen till dawn.
Call of the Sasquatch
ᚺᚨᚾ ᛊᚾᚨᚲᚲᚨᚱ ᛗᛖᛞ ᛟᛞᛁᚾ
@Pixii imagine being on the shore of a foggy sea and hearing a bunch of voices doing this coming from the fog
@@leonardopolato2634 absolute aww
I’d jump in
This video is gonna blow when the assassins creed valhalla comes out.
How Bout no
@@djdilo7208 Exactly
I hope :)
Already done:);-)
That game is the reason why I'm here.
Throat bass, vocal bass, vibration bass, polyphonic bass, alien bass, throat singing - All the same thing with slightly different textures/tones. It's amazing how ancient this technique is, and people are still finding new uses for it.
alien bass and vibration bass is not a kind of throat singing
@@broniszlebiecki9298 Every bass in beatboxing, aside from tongue and lip techniques, are a combo of vocal chord and false fold manipulation, same as traditional throat singing from various cultures.
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That band is dumb.
It is made up by black metal and folk metal types who want to sound mysterious and cool and copy the Mongolians to sound spiritual.
I bet you that Muslim dude who wrote about it was really talking about drunk guys yelling singing and partying with a masculine deep voice. Nobody would associate Mongolian throat singing and humming with dog's barking. Muslims have been to Asia as well and knew about this stuff. They would have noticed a similarity.
Honestly when i listen to Wardruna or heilung i notice this and it is so beautiful
I love Heilung! Warduna I like too
I love how honest and pure this video is.
🕉
It took me three days to learn to throat sing. All thanks to this video. Thanks alot dude!
You're welcome !
Greetings from Anatolia to my Viking Sisters And Brothers! Tengri Bless You Guys ❤🤘🏻🐺
Been trying for a few weeks but i find it really hard to get that "clean" sound. It mostly comes out like guttural death metal growls
I've been growling for more than a year when I started throat singing and after months of practice it is still pretty difficult. However I think the growling helps it.
@@edgykid8066 You need lessons if you are to truly understand how to do it properly, no video is going to be able to truly teach you as well as personal lessons.
@@darthbane2669 I have no money or time for that. I don't even know anyone, who teaches this. I just practice till it sound good, and doesn't hurt me. I never use vocals or singing technics that hurt.
Look up "throat bass tutorial" on CZcams. It's the name beatboxers have given the same sound. Might help.
@@liamcroatt171 thanks for the advice. I actually learned from a video of Sigurboði Grétarsson. Unfortunately he deleted his throat singing videos since then. But he was good at it and gave a pretty good tutorial.
Even his natural talk sound like throat singing lmao
I thought the same thing hahaha it's like when he's throat singing he's just yelling with his normal voice
the notification sound at 1:24 made me do a double take for a second. "was that in the video or in real life?"
Same
me, a norwegian: wait, some people has to learn this amazing thing?
Just like some "has" to learn english.
@@knapsackcat4309 don't start crying dude chilk
@@tasosplat3589 chilk?
@@swatzniker9500 yeah :) ! not like i wanted to write chill and accidentally pressed "k" because "k" and "l" are next to eatch other! :) i wanted to say chilk, havent you ever heard that word? ive heard many people use it! :)
@@knapsackcat4309 Really? your having a go at somebodies second language? How many languages are you fluent in? May we criticize your grammar in those languages? With your arrogance, i am assuming you are an American... Perhaps you guys could use some English lessons?
Ik it’s been a year since this video.... but for safety, starting out don’t do it excessively and drink lots of water... just to protect your vocal cords... GREAT TUTORIAL BTW👍
Technically you use your vocal folds and if your vocal chords start hurting then you are doing it wrong and it could potentially damage your vocal chords severely
I can do kargyraa, and it does sound the same. You should use your vocal folds (below the vocal chords) and feel a vibration in your chest and if your throat starts hurting then your doing it wrong.
"Vocal folds" and "vocal cords" are the same thing. You may have meant to say "false folds," which are *above* your vocal folds.
omg i didn't know this random sound i sometimes make was actually some sort of throat singing
Thank you so much this is the only video I found that is just straight to the point 👍
The least I can do is to like and comment. Thanks for the start up! This really helped me out
Im just learning polyphonic singing cause i rememebered a year ago i found out that i could do it and its an actual thing and i can do some much with it because i used to just use it as my "funny voice" XD. Now im listening to this and Crónán Singing and realized my dad literally always use to and sometimes still throat sings, and that explains why its so easy for me to learn polyphonic. I genuinely had no clue that i got any of his musical ability cause i had work so hard to learn to sing for the past 10years only for me to realize the ability was always there for this and for overtones. Very happy, thanks for sharing!!!
So basically throat singing contains overtones, and using both vocal folds
This is amazing thank you for your teaching
I just figured out, throath singing is clearly a talent I have. Never tried before, but almost got the whistle noise. Disclaimer, I cannot sing for shit. So this kinda surprised me,.
You probably did it in a past life.
shit this is hard. coughing my ass off lol
A year late, but try this one - watch?v=J_K4dmcK1yc&t
I had tried a few times over the last couple of years, watching various people on YT, but I couldn't do it, just made me cough like crazy. The motorbike method, this guy shows is what cracked it for me. I still coughed when I first tried it, but after a few goes i was able to get it going. The next day i was able to get overtones, and it sounded great. Good luck!
Lol
Now i know why i cant sing for shit in English. Yet this feels conpletely natural to me.
ik what you mean, i have naturally bassy voice but not the good singing kind but its good for this
This is awesome man.
Just for now "AAAAHHH" 😆 it helped. I saw other videos and this one is where to start for sure. 👍
"for now ughhh" 😂😂
Very cool. I have been considering making my own tutorial on how to do this.
It helped my progress, thanks! :)
Love this!
That’s Mongolian not Nordic bro sounding good though
Dog there's literally throat singing around the world, in south africa, japan, sardinia, pakistan.
Pop history has been a disaster to our society lmao
thank you
To me it seems like your doing chylandyyk which is basically kargyraa with overtones. Pretty impressive.
Thank you brother
Thanks!
Great
im so used to fry screaming that it turns into that rip
luv u brother
I partake in throat singing on my hikes through the mountains, I have a health condition now tho so struggle with keeping it up for too long, but I give it the auld Valhalla try
Is there a part 2? Finally found an explanation of the technique that works for me ❤. Thank you!
I now speak light language whilst in the throat tones.. Many advances since I started
how i found out how to throat sing was completely by accident i was sick at the time and i was sort of clearing my throat but by doing so i found out how to throat sing almost immediately so my advice is to cough and try to find that gurgle in the cough and then boom! you can throat sing now.
Thaaanks maybe i can make my own vocals for the next big album🥸
If you want to really learn this,search as "mongolian throat singing"
Western/nordic throat singing and Mongolian/tuva throat singing aren't the same. In western throat singing you actually want a broad variety of overtones while in the Mongolian version you are filtering them out
@@migueltucabron I thought Nordic throat singing is just modern Northern music re-imagining ancient Nordic music and implementing and borrowing Mongolian/Siberian throat singing style to give off 'ancient' vibes.
You’re awesome beard suits you well
haha so cute, thanks!
I need this for my lovecraftian horror short film
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Lmao homies really getting mad at man saying Viking throat singing
Is there evidence of Viking or Old Norse throat singing? I don't know much about Viking Age music. The only close-in-time example of Norse music I've heard was 13th century, _Drømde mik en drøm i nat,_ from the Codex Runicus (and that seemed more typical of medieval folk songs).
Who would dislike this
Practicing with a bit of water in you're mouth helps you with tones aswell
Bruh I've been doing this my whole life (or at least once I hit puberty) and I didn't even know it
Good lord spit it out man
Greetings people. I once saw a video in TV, a Scandinavian artist/singer was singing like this voice: 00:23, it was traditional.
How can I find songs like that? I know Danheim, it was not like Danheim, it did not have any digital/electronic stuff in it. It was a live actually.
I would be grateful if you people help me.
Thank you all.
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i love it！iam a tuva throat singer（but iam Chinese hhhh），i love Viking throat singing！and whatis name of that in viking language？
We don't know. Vikings passed their songs down through musicians called Skalds. Writing was reserved for important historical events and law codes. People who sang like this, if they did exist, would likely have been priests and shamans who also passed their techniques down to the next generation directly without writing it down. That way the secrets are kept.
But we can borrow from Old Norse and call it óstsongr. Even if there's no historical evidence and it has been borrowed from Mongolia, it sounds incredible when used with the ancient languages. A band called Heilung has a throat singer if you want to hear more.
Thank you for your curiosity!
@@WhoTookMyMirr hhhhhhhthx bro
Damn i gaved it a try and managed to hit it in 1 Minute bit still scratching 🤣
I have a lung problem, so I cant sing normally, my teacher got mad cuz I wasnt singing, so then I started throat singing, not allowed in claas nomore
It makes me cough a lot, is it the same for you guys?
Keep your mouth close in the beginning times, to prevent hurt throat untill improve enough.
I practice in road trips with my dad
I cant tell if theres no compression and tension or a lot lol
HellToTheYeah 👍
This guy's got good beard genes.
My man
is that subharmonic?
Are you able to reach deeper notes with throat singing than with your normal voice?
Yes, the buzzing is an octave below the singing voice.
Can confirm. I'm a woman and I sounded like I was about to tell a priest what their mother does in Hell.
Is this not kargyraa?
hello its okay if ur in a time pinch to maybe film video another day
Would this work for an 11 year old?
Tickles the shit out of my throat when I try this
Yo ma man where part 2
Comment on this before assassins creed Valhalla comes out
I feel no vibrations...I think I'm doing it wrong
Is your throat meant to get irritated/sore when first starting?
It can but only because you aren't quite hitting the proper fold in your larynx
hey thanks for the comment i appreciate it, ill try practicing and aiming for that@@ToZ-li1re
Is it normal for your throat to feel scratchy afterwards when you try it?
Yes but stop if ur throat starts to hurt
not for long
No, I was told it means you're doing it wrong. I finally got it to stop after 3 days
Kargyraa???
Wario is pissed
If i see a man like u do this i might turn into an ocean downstairs
Blush 😂
Do u breathe in or out when u throar sing?
Out i think
Throat singing x kulning
Mans looking like captain price
What's the difference between mongolian and viking throat singing?
Vikings uses more deep voices
The difference is that viking throat singing is made up.
@@FahlbergAfJesus not really
@@rollothewalker5535 Source?
There is no difference. Tuvan throat singing has different styles. Syggyt, Kargraa, etc to name a few. Different cultures use this and has no one place of ownership. However, the Mongolians, Tibetans, Chinese, etc have practiced this for thousands of years probably even before it made its way west.
She cooked them B E A N S WTF
This technique use the false chord sound I think
Honestly you look like a guy I knew on vine forever ago
Holy crap he does.
Had longer hair back then
'Viking' throat singing? Yeahhhh, 'aiight I'ma head out.
?
why?
@@rensmetselaar9 Mongolia, Tuva, Altai. That's why. Not Vikings. Enough with that nonesense.
@@timothyfreeman97 it's known to be germanic too. Not our claim but an arabic traveler's.
@@timothyfreeman97 lol throat singing is know around Turkey, parts of asian, Iceland, Norway etc. btw Viking wasn't a race.
Ragnar? Is that you?
Nice... my voice is gone now...
... did this dude say "throat chakra"?
Oh, please be joking, guy.
He can say whatever he wants. People have their beliefs and you should respect that, instead of trying to come on here and attempting to put yourself in a superior position. You are worth less than the gum on the bottom of my shoe.
@@lucybullwhip8103 yeah, he can say whatever he wants, but this also means that he will also be able to be criticized for the stupid things he says.
I don't have to respect his or anyone else's incredibly stupid ideas or beliefs, only the right to say or have them. There is a difference. Criticism of stupid ideas doesn't make me arrogant or feel superior, it's just calling out stupidity when it appears. Also, are you trying to put yourself in a superior position by saying I'm doing that as if I'm the bad guy?
Curious how you demean me for what I said as if you're not being more rude by literally calling me essentially worthless when I only said I hoped he was joking about "throat chakra", seeing as it's "woo-woo" BS.
kinda like metal screaming
Hmm I can do dis except for i beatbox ⭕️👄⭕️👍🏽
Viking throat singing came from Mongolian warriors who travelled to Norway and adjoing territories… as well as the jaw harp 👍🏼
And then the cronan singing (Irish and Scottish) came from the Norse Vikings who got it from said Mongolian warriors. It's beautiful how similar humans from diff regions are as well as the sharing between cultures🙌
You kinda look like Henry Cavil
Yea
0:23
It sounds like mongolian throat singing tho
There's throat singing all over the world.
raise testosterone
Laryngitis Simulator
😂
This is hard when you’re female
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No
Me as a beatboxer can do this so easily xD
Anyone beatboxes here? This is just a throat bass
Haha hi! I'm not a beatboxer, but a metal singer! It's nice to see people discovering what they already can do. I use growling on stage, which is a bit different, but I use throat voice to practice, you know...to warm up :D
@@LenkaAryaGrowler I wish I could growl tho! Ahah what's your band? I'm a metalhead who always love to check new stuff! Stay safe
@@MarioStevens_ Carniwar, but we don't have any videos out yet. We had a gig before Christmas so there will be a video from it uploaded soon
No evidence at all for Scandinavians ever doing this btw
Tuvan throat singing, Mongolian throat singing and Sardinian throat singing traditions exist since centuries. There are proofs and documentation that anyone can easily find on the internet
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I cant' find anything related to "Viking throat singing". You're just vibrating your false folds while vocalizing.
didn't look hard enough then
what do you mean?
based