Tongue Warbling (aka Recorder Whistle) | WHISTLE LIKE A PRO!
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- Опубліковано 9 чер 2024
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Ive been stuck with regular whistling for years. I always wondered how people "warbled", separating two notes cleanly like that. When i watched your vid and tried to whistle with the L position you mentioned and it worked! Its like doors of possibilities have been opened for me. Thanks so much!
Holy snap at first it was slightly hard then I figured it out. Like really this blown my mind doing different techniques
WOW
It's like putting your finger on a hole in a flute, it also sounds like a flute tbh.
I just made the high pitched whistle !!! Thanks bro. I’ve been trying to get to that point for days! And suddenly after few minutes of your video it shows up! You are a logopedic for a whistling! 💯
Man, i've been waiting for these for so long, thank you very much, i love you
Love your videos. Wish I could whistle like you. So smooth & musical. I know my grandchildren would be impressed.
This is game changing!
Good tutorial,🥰 you're a good teacher.
Thank you!!
Wow! Thank you! Your advice and the way you explained it really helped me and i actually achieved it! Now i just need a lot of practise 😅
For some reason I can only make super high pitch sound when I am touching my tongue to my palate lolol
Same
And now i know the name of this whistle technique haha.
Thanks I didnt know you could whistle with the toungue not touching the bottom teeth
thank you for this video. Subbed!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!
I warble with my tongue in the same position as it always is, behind my bottom teeth. Didn't know there were so many other ways to do it. The way you taught does seem like an easier way to learn it for the first time.
Just rewatched the description of the 4 ways. Guess I'm using #3?
Thank you so much I finally get that whistle! +1
Glad you got it! ;)
Hmmm... I can make the tongue floating whistle sound only when I inhale, but I lose it when I exhale!!! 😂
SAME. It is annoying.
Dude.me too😅
Bruuuh this is so epic!! I was so surprised when I could actually do it, it felt so weird but it sounded so cool (at least when I wasn’t just blowing air lol). Thanks!
You can use the full circle at the front of your tongue against the hard pallet to create different tones. You can warble by fixing the tip of your tongue in the front of your mouth and wiggling the sides of your tongue against the sides of the hard pallet to create the air stops.
Try it.
The glottal stop is also a silly warble. Completely different. Try humming while you do that one. It's ... whacky.
I can do the 3rd one its more convenient to me
I'm practicing your intro whistle song🤣😁❤💯
Thank you, Yuki, I found these today! Well done! Mimi
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THIS IS THE VIDEO INEEDED FOR SO LONG AHHH
Great tutorial!
Took me around 45 minutes but the tone at the palate is pretty breathy, and quite difficult to get to high notes
Also: If I alternate between two notes, is the lower note always on the lower teeth, and the higher note always at the palate?
well the only way I can really explain it is kind of like how you just did I guess I whistle with my tongue actually touching the pallet of my mouth I have been sitting here for a fat minute now trying to whistle with my tongue touching my bottom gums and I can't do it at all feel like a little kid again trying to learn how to whistle but I can do somewhat of a wobble I guess when I whistle I can also hum while whistling and it creates a pretty interesting warble like effect. I can still change my notes and whistle around while humming. definitely doesn't sound like what you just did but has a nice distinct vibration tone to it
How to vibrate the whistling?
so I learned how to warble like this, but only between like two notes. I can whistle three octaves so this is weird. it also doesn’t lead to a natural vibrato which is kinda what i’m looking for too!
I have been whistling all my life. It's really great to learn to whistle with the tong not touching the teeth. Now a question. I found that I must put my tong on the lower teeth for very high notes. is that right? Any tips? Thanks.
Hi Harold, thanks for your comment. I do that too for higher notes, and it’s because it helps to reduce the resonance chamber size by blocking the space beneath your tongue. For warbling in higher notes, I recommend learning the cheek warble so that you don’t need to lift your tongue. (see my other tutorial)
@@YukiTakeda Hi, Yuki, Thank you for the reply. I love your videos and all the tips. My whistling skill has improved a lot from watching your videos. Thanks again.
So it is like "lu lu lu lu lu lu lu lu lu lu lu lu lu lu lu lu lu lu lu lu?" :)
it’s more like Lu LLL Lu LLL Lu LLL
@@YukiTakeda Is it what Roger Whittaker uses? Example in finnish whistler.
Is this whistling technique an "inhale" whistle or "blow out" whistle.
I do it exhaling (blowing out) but you can do it both ways.
advice for improving the volume you can pruduce?
I need to hear your whistle to say for sure, but think about increasing the percentage of your breath that’s being converted to the whistle sound. Keep that conversion rate high and use more air.
Thanks for the tip, you’re a legend 😁
@@trentisbest my pleasure!!
I always whistle with my tongue in the middle of my mouth, but when I try to warble, my tongue flattens and creates a seal. Any ideas of how to work around this?
Try touching the middle of the palate with the tip of your tongue :) Hope this helps - cheers!
Thanks
Hi I was wandering if any one can warble. I have been practicing for 2 weeks now whenever I’m bored but I can’t get any sound out with my toung at the top off my mouth. Also just for note I’ve been whistling for a while now ever since I was like 8 or 9 and I’m 16 now.
I’m able to whistle pretty much every song that I like and I can learn new ones pretty fast just by listening to them for like a hour. But I have really wanted to learn to warble so I can add more style instead off just my plain old whistle. But as I said I haven’t been able to warble even a little bit or get any sound out with my toung on my palet. Is it somthing that I won’t ever be able to do because the way my mouth is shaped. I’ve also tried the cheak warbled but when I grab my cheak I can’t get any sound to com out when I pull it away. So is it somthing I’m doing wrong and I just need to practice more. Or do you think I physically can’t because the way my mouth is shaped what are your thoughts
Hi friend! It took me about 1 year to figure out this warbling, and another 3 years to figure out cheek (partially because there were no tutorials at the time). So don’t give up. Try imagining “hoo” (instead of the normal “phew”) as a sound when you whistle with the tip of your tongue on your palate.
There is a slight possibility that your whistling is a different kind (non-pucker) though. If you’re on Discord, look for Whistlecord, and you can ask for advice there with a recording of your whistling.
@@YukiTakeda I will join the discord. But thanks for the advice and taking the time to write that comment (:
@@YukiTakeda could you send me a invite to it?
@@bwkingsnake9405 discord.gg/KTMgbnPk
@@YukiTakeda I can't make a sound with the L-position yet either, so I appreciate your detailed response! For me it is the opposite, I've always cheek warbled, but it doesn't have the flute-like quality of palate warbling.
I simply can't whistle with my tongue touching my palate.
It feels like there isn't anywhere for the air to go. When I try it, my cheeks inflate and it makes no sound.
I'm sooooo frustrated.
Hi Ian, don’t worry that’s totally normal. It took me 1-2 days to just get that right. Try different air speed/volume, different use your hands to support your cheeks... Hope you manage!
@@YukiTakeda Woah, I actually tried this and it helped instantly! Although... My mouth gets really dry from doing it LMAOOOOO. I feel like my tongue is really weak and my lip muscles shaking 🤣😂
It doesn't really need to touch it right ?
It just like need to close it a bit so that a sharp sound is generated?
Also can you do some anime opening with whistle there are not a lot out there also
I wonder why people don't give a shit to whistling
No, it gotta touch completely. The point is to close the front and redirect the airflow.
Anime - I’ve wanted to do TFT covers, will see :)
Is this outward or inwrd
Outward, but it can also be done inward
I’m trying I’m trying I can’t do it!!
can't whistle without my tongue touching my palate, frustrating >:(
just the tip. the sides of your tongue should still be touching your palate. “lil lil” like sponge bob
I absolutely cannot get any whistle sound when my tongue touches the pallet. How is it even possible? It’s just not possible for me at all. 😄
You might be whistling a different way (not with your lips) or maybe you just need more experimenting. It took me some time to figure it out too. Nothing is impossible, good luck!
@@YukiTakeda ok, I’m now bending my tongue upwards & almost in half which feels totally different to my normal whistling, but the tip of it gets about 1cm away from the roof & then just sounds like I’m blowing air. I’ll keep practising 😆
@@MaryAnnT53 Should be just like when you pronounce an L - the tip of your tongue touching your alveolar (your upper gum). The air is redirected through the sides of your tongue and you whistle with that air. Let me know if you need more clarification!
Is it possible that my tongue is just too big lol
Mine is probably much bigger than yours, so no worries
Could you do more tutorials?
I have some ideas, but what would you like to know?
@@YukiTakeda all advanced techniques 😂
@@YukiTakeda i need to know how to whistle the fistful of dollars theme any tips
@@ProLumbo What's the difficulty you're facing?
I can naturally warble with breath control but this technique eludes me
The breath warble is equally useful and has less noise! But breath is less easy to use in the lower register compared to tongue, so knowing both definitely helps. Hope my explanation made sense!
1:19 You'll thank me later