Mongolian warrior throat singing meditation
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Funkfingers
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It's that MIDI Guitar plug-in, triggered from the mic.
The various throat singing traditions from around the world require at least two participants. (My favourite is Trio Bulgarka.)
The hoodie sweatshirt makes you look like one of Neil Young's Roadite monks from the 1978 Rust Never Sleeps tour.
It's that MIDI Guitar plug-in, triggered from the mic.
The various throat singing traditions from around the world require at least two participants. (My favourite is Trio Bulgarka.)
The hoodie sweatshirt makes you look like one of Neil Young's Roadite monks from the 1978 Rust Never Sleeps tour.
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Funkfingers
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The sustained synthesizer chord seems to react to your voice.
I found that, when using a microphone signal as the input into MIDI Guitar Jam 2 software, if the mic picks up the monitor signal just right, it creates a loop that triggers indefinitely. Subsequent vocal pitch glissandi are interpreted as MIDI Pitch Bend data.
The sustained synthesizer chord seems to react to your voice.
I found that, when using a microphone signal as the input into MIDI Guitar Jam 2 software, if the mic picks up the monitor signal just right, it creates a loop that triggers indefinitely. Subsequent vocal pitch glissandi are interpreted as MIDI Pitch Bend data.
everdrone
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Re: Mongolian warrior throat singing meditation
hmm I did not know about the throat singing tradition stuff but the youtube stuff has one singer, I think the tradition is more of a contest or game then right? I dont know what a synthesizer cord is but I do have some reverb on it and I just remembered I have an octave lower turned on so maybe that is considered midi stuff, good ears, thanks for the listen :beerchug:
hmm I did not know about the throat singing tradition stuff but the youtube stuff has one singer, I think the tradition is more of a contest or game then right? I dont know what a synthesizer cord is but I do have some reverb on it and I just remembered I have an octave lower turned on so maybe that is considered midi stuff, good ears, thanks for the listen :beerchug:
everdrone
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they are awesome! do they do throat singing, links please?
I checked them out on youtube but could not find the throat singing.
wow cool stuff! I will have to check that out, do you have any links? I have not tried the others, I like the dual high overtone stuff I heard, very challenging
they are awesome! do they do throat singing, links please?
I checked them out on youtube but could not find the throat singing.
AmirH
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Yeah, absolutely. I learned a lot from watching this video over and over again:
He offers skype lessons too if that's something that interests you.
And this woman is absolutely masterful at the straight up overtone singing.
Yeah, absolutely. I learned a lot from watching this video over and over again:
He offers skype lessons too if that's something that interests you.
And this woman is absolutely masterful at the straight up overtone singing.
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MetalManiac
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The Human Termite Hollowed Didgeradoo!
The Human Termite Hollowed Didgeradoo!
everdrone
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cool stuff AmirH, I watched those dudes/dudette when I was trying to figure out my style but ya that stuff seems impossible without me signing up for lessons. Thats cool that you figured it out! I gotta work on consonants and air flow and got melissa cross stuff so I gotta do that for the next few months!
lol! thats me I am a droning spiritual throat singing digeradoo
cool stuff AmirH, I watched those dudes/dudette when I was trying to figure out my style but ya that stuff seems impossible without me signing up for lessons. Thats cool that you figured it out! I gotta work on consonants and air flow and got melissa cross stuff so I gotta do that for the next few months!
lol! thats me
I am a droning spiritual throat singing digeradoo 
NecroPolo
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Nice but you can do it much lower for getting extra sith bonus points
With a little practice you can sing to songs tuned as low as A.
I'm not sure what style it is as it has no ethno background / inspiration. I just ended up singing like this around 2001-something when in a morning accidentally I fell into deep sleep during washing teeth and swallowed my tongue, amygdale or something like that (I don't know what exactly, I've never dismantled people just computers and geetars) and that was the sound that made me survive. Then we created some songs with this voice for a 2004 album.
Nice but you can do it much lower for getting extra sith bonus points
With a little practice you can sing to songs tuned as low as A.
I'm not sure what style it is as it has no ethno background / inspiration. I just ended up singing like this around 2001-something when in a morning accidentally I fell into deep sleep during washing teeth and swallowed my tongue, amygdale or something like that (I don't know what exactly, I've never dismantled people just computers and geetars) and that was the sound that made me survive. Then we created some songs with this voice for a 2004 album.
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Vasshu the humanoid typhoon
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Heh now that is something!!
More of that stuff.
Heh now that is something!!More of that stuff.
AmirH
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Re: Mongolian warrior throat singing meditation
That is probably my favorite industrial vocal sound I've ever heard. It works fantastically well in that context. Wow. Seriously impressive articulation too -- I find it difficult to enunciate even simple words while that low.
Nice but you can do it much lower for getting extra sith bonus points
With a little practice you can sing to songs tuned as low as A.
I'm not sure what style it is as it has no ethno background / inspiration. I just ended up singing like this around 2001-something when in a morning accidentally I fell into deep sleep during washing teeth and swallowed my tongue, amygdale or something like that (I don't know what exactly, I've never dismantled people just computers and geetars) and that was the sound that made me survive. Then we created some songs with this voice for a 2004 album.
That is probably my favorite industrial vocal sound I've ever heard. It works fantastically well in that context. Wow. Seriously impressive articulation too -- I find it difficult to enunciate even simple words while that low.
