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"Those recordings don't have much relevance to this network (I think), but they are interesting anyway. I always like to hear new experiments that might lead me somewhere new. So I'd give any soundfile a try."

"Does it matter if it involves any overtones or not? For example, I did a multitrack of a midieval hymn with a four part harmony recently. I guess now you can know more or less what my normal singing voice is like."

"I'm at work and don't have speakers here (actually, my sound card is fried on my work computer, so headphones wouldn't work either), so I haven't heard it yet... But in any event, I second Alzin's motion to share ALL your…"

"This sounds really really cool! I'd love to hear much more experiments in that direction! Upload everything yuo have. ;-)"

"I've done some more experimenting with harmonies and multitracking throat singing, here's my latest. It's very weird, I'm sure you'll like it"

"Kickass!"

"Beautiful"

"Practising isn't easy for me lately, it's not only the short amount of time I have alone, but I also got diagnosed with a functional dysphonia... I'll start a voice-therapy soon, so I'll soon be back on track, at least I hope…"

"I did another experiment with harmonizing, this time with xorekteer. It's a four-part minor chord progression. I would have tried it with kargyraa, but my kargyraa range is too small, so I might be limited to just doing two-part harmonies in…"

"Alzin, envy can be a powerful ally to help you self-motivate to practice more just to pull even with those who can do something you can not yet do as well. Keep practicing. When last I heard your voice, you didn't suck. And yes, that's…"

"I thought attachements weren't possible anymore? Anyway, I like your sample, I'm just not a hundred percent sure what you mean by harmonizing. Do you mean sing along to a recorded track of yourself? Like a one-man-a-capella-group? Oh, how…"

"Wow, you always write such detailed replies. If you're curious about how I did the mix, it's pretty simple: I just recorded the melody twice and the harmony twice, so there's four tracks mixed together. I didn't use any effects…"

"I have to say, I have been looking forward to hearing from you, Peter. Thanks for sharing this truly interesting piece of sound. I don't know what you were expecting, however I believe it worked quite well. Perhaps the sound quality isn't…"