Overtone Singing Techniques

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There are many ways to produce vocal overtones. It depends by the structure of our vocal tract - tongue, cavities, ... - and our sensitiveness. We could explain our technique here.
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Invisible Instruments #1 Overtonesinging

by Jens Mügge

Oct 16, 2011

Hi there,

 

I found an instructional video about overtone singing which I believe could be really helpful. The owner of this video - David Stützel - writes about this video:

"that I can play an overblow with the velum fully open is wrong: I could not eaven play a normal blow note, because the air would not go through the harmonica but through the nose, because that would mean less resistance.... but as it is possible to play while "leaking" a little air through a not fully closed velum - fore example to waist air, if there are too many draw and too few blow notes, I can get at least 1 overblow sometimes better with a little "leakage" through the velum than without, that is what I actually meant to say ..."

 

Enjoy!
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    That's a really worthwhile way of breaking the elements down

    Oct 29, 2012

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    Learning but have yet to make it work for me. Thanks for this video !

    Sep 4, 2014