To add, I think for us English speakers, it will not sound as good. Part of it, I think, is that it's a language that works for the style and maybe it sounds good because the language he is singing in is so foreign. Now, people have done cool throat singing in english, but it's more difficult methinks
I practiced this on the street like you said and the cops were called on me. And then I got my very own padded soundproof room to practice in. Worked like a charm. Thanks.
Honestly, I completely lost him at the "golden frequency" part. What is it and how can I achieve it? Sibila's channel gave a more descriptive approach by starting with the throat clearing sound
Thanks Batman. I’ve been a big fan of various throat singing styles for decades. Finally found some one who can teach it. I’ve played guitar for the last 30 years, but never could sing worth spit. This is going to be fun, & it’s going to freak my friends & family out. Can’t wait. So here’s what I can afford right now. And again thanks.
@@virajkalelkar9189 heey, I do have one, but there is nothing much to see :O Its only useful for contact though, I think the name should be "NisdegYamaa". It means flying goat :S
@@butterbeatle If I were to learn Armenian, for example, I’d go with Farsi, and then, Armenian. Farsi has a lot more resources than Armenian. You could also go with Korean/ Japanese for Mongolian, although I believe it would be harder since they are more different than Mongolian 🇹🇷❤️🇦🇲
I've been researching this for 3 years for my PhD, and this is by far the simplest and best tutorial for Kargyraa that I've come across. Thank you so much!
My cousin taught himself to do this without any tutorial. He just came over one day and said “look what I can do!” And started throat singing and said he just imitated what he saw on tv or something and was proud of being the only one in the family who could do it.... he’s in for a surprise this thanksgiving 😈
Just got a name for something I used to play around with to entertain myself when alone. Not sure if I'm good or not but can make a lot of weird sounds. Can also whistle perfectly when inhaling and exhaling, something I also though was normal till someone asked me how big my lungs are when I mindlessly started whistling whilst doing maintenance on a machine
Thank you Galdan Suke Khuril Ashigh Sacha Tseren Yesun Khara Gulugu Agsaldai Yekeidun Khashin Yabuqa for the video! It's a lot of help, hopefully I can learn to theoat sing too!
I recently got introduced to the band The HU. Absolutely love their music. This video shed a lot of light on understanding how they sing like that. Thanks!
"A message for anyone who is feeling a bit of pain in the beginning* It is better to stop singing when you feel pain and let your throat rest for the day. Come back to it tomorrow for a minute or two. If it starts hurting again, you know the drill, let your body rest. In a few days, it will feel natural to throat sing and you won't feel any discomfort :D My thought on why it hurts is that, in the beginning, probably, we use a certain part of our throat that is not used at all. So, its development is probably close to that of an infant, maybe. It starts to mature when we actively use it. That's my theory, but if there is anyone who knows human anatomy well, please do leave a comment below about this :D
Thanks, that was actually immensely helpful. Because most teachers say that when it hurts you're doing it wrong. I found your statement to be true though, it gets better with training!
When it starts hurting it's because you're using your vocal cords too harshly, you will get used to it with time, but it you keep doing it when it hurts you can cause permanent vocal damage, and lose the ability to talk. So be careful.
Any tips for death metal vocals? The techniques are pretty much the same, i can seem to throat sing, but i’ve been trying to do death metal vocals for months and im still not there.
I watched this video a month ago and never got past step 2. Then earlier tonight I was walking alone and let out a sigh that I knew caught that golden vibration. From there it all came together and I suddenly figured out how to make that sound.
Thanks for that @nigahiga tribute in the intro. Intentional or not, you nailed it. It took me back to his OG “How to -“ videos. Perfect positive energy setting to start a tutorial, thanks mate! ☯️
This is THE best and quickest throat singing tutorial online. Honestly, I'll learn the culture and underlying principles later. I just need the techniques NOW. Thank you Batman!
As a guy who could go be in a death metal band as a vocalist at any moment with no real training, this came natural. I was already trying to find vibrational ratios and found it similar When you said to sigh heavily, I literally found the same pitch I tend to growl at. Put ‘em together and you get bands like Ningen Isu. Edit: at the end you literally proved my point more or less. Just add a touch of fry and a decade of cigarettes to it and that’s the base of my metal growl
This Video made my Throat Singing 10x better. No other tutorial explained the golden vibration and the addition of the vowels this well. Great job and thank you!
Wait, I always did that as a kid! It always freaked my family out when I talked like that, so I kept doing it all the time. I called it the Gollum voice. (no idea why, Gollum did not at all have a voice like that in the movies). Turns out I WAS a genius child after all! Take that, mother!
Ya know...I figure that people who could do this would have been burned at the stake for being minions of the devil in times past. In some parts of the world...might easily still happen.
Really? I have always had this impression that growling requires a person to be a bit forceful with their voice? I don't know much on how to achieve growling sound tho :O
@Hachapuri the best growlers don't strain their vocal chords. Check out Jinjir (any of her songs are impressive, but the studio recording of Pisces is by far the most popular.)
@@morielrorschach8090 Also Ben Duerr from Shadow of Intent. I think his lows are a good example of how he uses the Golden Vibration to growl. I figured out how to do it by trying to do a bass "thump" as far down in my throat as I could go. I think to do a deathcore growl you have to compress your note a little more then add the distortion.
Teacher: we are going to a field trip to Mongolia! Girls: Thats boring! Boys: OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
Was learning a bit about Mongol history and military, now here i am trying to learn throat singing because i want to learn Chinggis khaani Magtaal after hearing it being sung by Batzorig Vaanchig, wish me luck Edit 1: I think im getting good at this idk but this is pretty fun
@@Hachapuri69 So um, big question, when you throat singing, there's like some vibration between your upper chest and your neck right? and holy shit i actually did it some time, so now what i need to do is train it again and again P.S. : my mom heard it and she says it sounds scary
@@Hachapuri69 yeap it really did help me a lot, and yes hope my mom would enjoy it XDDDD, im learning this too so i can surprise my friends in school, they always ask me to sing, and throat singing is a part of them, so next time they ask me to sing in front of the class im just going to praise to Genghis Khan
Finally found it about twenty minutes ago!! It's so interesting how you just *know* when you hit the perfect combination of vibration and sound. Feels totally different. Thank you so much for teaching us and sharing this video. I love music and practicing it in all shapes and forms. It's wonderful being able to use my voice in a way I haven't been able to before. Thank you. :)
I also found the golden vibration by singing the letter 'N' first, then slowly put more pressure till the golden vibration is found. Then I change into singing vocal sounds like the 'O' or 'A' or 'U'.
What's funny is this is a better tutorial for metal vox than every other youtuber I've looked up. You explained it all in a clear and concise way. Thanks pal
I gave my son three middle names and a hyphenated surname and wondered if I did some wrong in giving so many names but Batman's name put me well at ease 😌
I finally can sing In Praise of Genghis Khan with the throat singing thing P.s. it has been only a few hours, and now I'm getting used to the pain. This video really helped on actually fixing my horrible throat singing. Thanks!
I had a tape cassette of throat singing as a kid and I learned how by listening. I have never gotten past the basics but I love the sound and feel of throat singing. You inspire me, I'm gonna keep trying to expand my range
So the base technique is very close to metal screaming/growling, just more relaxed and less compressed! Thank you for the tutorial, I'll make sure to incorporate this into my warm up routine 😊
4 months later, I am here to tell that I mastered throat singing 4 months ago because of this video though i do not know how to sing in sygyt Thanks brother
Heey brüdda! I'm glad you mastered kargyraa :D There is a video about sygyt on my channel, but it tells about technicalities. I still can't do it well :O
Question.... Will this help me to serve the Padishah Emperor? Real-talk though I'm a singer and wanted to figure this out, you literally got me making the sound in seconds. Props man!
@@Hachapuri69 do you have any tutorials for sygit? i find it hard to get the vibration from my throat like you do. Can I add you on facebook, would love to ask you few more questions if possible, i have been trying to sound like huun huur tu for a while now
@@anmouss86 heeey, probably you know by now that I was giving tips on kargyraa and how to make vibration for that. Sygyt or isgeree doesn't involve much of the vibration but more air push and mouth/tongue shape. It's not my forte though :S My FB is: Ruttab Dlobtab Do contact me if you have further questions :)
Glad to find your video. I figured the "golden vibration" was a key factor because when I would hit it my voice instantly became way louder. The breathing from the diaphragm is still a bit hard as is adding low notes. Any tips for those? High notes are definitely easier for me. Also question for you. Whats the difference between the various styles of Asian throat singing, and what is it that separates the Scandinavian throat singing from the others?
Heeey! Thank you for your feedback! :D My friend noticed that I was mispronouncing the word "diaphragm", its a bit embarrassing but lesson learned xD Anyways, I believe you will get used to breathing with it over time. Maybe try breathing with diaphragm and throatsinging as long as you can with one go. If you can continue doing it, I think your body will get used to it quite fast :D About low notes, I have no idea, maybe it will come in time when you get comfortable with this singing style? Central Asian (Turkic, Mongolian and Tibetan) throat singing styles usually don't differ that much. Canadian natives seem to have a unique singing style and also Sardinians. I have no idea about Scandinavians tho :O Saamii people's yoik singing style is present in Mongolia but practiced by very few individuals, I think :S
I did notice that him and Batman are never in the same room together at the same time and every time there is a signal in the sky he suddenly has to leave and go do something.
Greetings from Romania! I ve taught myself to throat sing during high school, currently i m pretty good with Kargyraa, my Khoomei is okay ish and i never managed to do a proper Sygyt. Nice video! I suggest you to continue with this kind of vids, people need them. :)
Heeey! I know a famous Romanian word that is highly versatile in many situations - Pula! xD Sygyt/isgeree is the hardest to master, its easy to make a slight overtone sound but difficult to get sharp whistling sound and make melody :O It requires good ab muscles to push air up :D
@@Hachapuri69 you have brightened my day by the fact that out of all the vast romanian vocabulary, the only word you understand is Pula 🤣. Im also romanian, and I believe that mongolian throat singing and scottish bagpipe music is the best traditional music on the planet.
I found the song. It needs more advertisement since its very epic. A perfect example of well done combination of old and new ways of music. A very unique beautiful piece of art.
I taught my self to throat sing while driving home from work during the pandemic, took a few weeks. Just watched the vid and I do everything that was shown, I'm pretty pleased I do it like Mongolians.
Wow, you are a great teacher. (Loved that intro) A very fun and relaxing method of imparting knowledge. Not to mention a great singer. And your whole name is awesome.
This is so helpful! I'm studying linguistics and I'm on a mission to learn how to make all these cool sounds I'm learning about! This is by far the best helpful guide I've found! I didn't realize I was making glottal vibrations when I collapse on the couch after a long day! But I totally am!
I've been at my spiritual practices for years. I've experimented with different chants, with and without throat singing, and om chanting does produce a vibration, especially when throat singing it.
This video is where I started learning how to throat sing. I'm still not very good at it, but I'm now able to do it almost anywhere, and my boss even thought an elk broke into the building while I was practicing at one point. Thank you for creating these videos.
I've been trying to learn throat singing for a while now, but I'm having problems with what you call Golden Vibration. I can't seem to control it really. Sometimes I get it, sometimes not. So, if you can help me, I'd like to ask a few questions. How does Golden resonance feel in you throat? Is it the kind of strong vibration that you fell from mouth to lungs? Is there a process to work my way up to that specific kind of singing? Also, I've seen bands like huun huur tu do a more that an hour long set, how do their throats never seem to get sore? Is it the life long practice or maybe I'm doing something wrong? Great video, btw, that ending is so relatable :D
Ahaha nice that the ending is relatable xD My throat used to hurt for the first 2-3 weeks of doing this. It wasn't as strong or constant like now, I just kept having fun with it until it got effortless :D I'm not sure if I can do it 1 hour straight but it is possible with breaks in between :) About maintaining the sound, my suggestion is to sing as often as you can until you get used to it, at least that's my idea :D
1 - breath from belly. 2 - deeply exhale without forcing it. 3 - try to extend exhale noise. 99 - add sound, to throat sing. ... Wait, I think I lack a few steps here ? (Thanks for the tutorial, though, I'll try that, even if that makes me cough everytime I try to extend exhale sound, but I'll follow more tips to try to get it good ^^)
We will be teaching YOU how to be NIIIIIIIIIINJA. Love the reference xD I've been practicing throat singing for about 2 months now. Gets better and better every day. A good tip: DON'T OVER DO IT. If you hear yourself hit the pitch you're going for, great. Do it... but don't OVER do it. If it starts to hurt, or irritate your throat. Just stop, take a drink and try again later. Doing it in small increments will allow your throat to sort of "heal" its way through your learning process. The more you do it, the longer and clearer it gets each time.
I’m recovering from a cold and practicing this has knocked so much crap out of my nose, I can breathe so much better. Unintended side effect but it’s great.
Well I have a beginning of something, I've been training my voice since 6 months while driving (cause working in delivery stuff) and my voice is prepared for this but need to find the technique and master it. Thanks to you because it will be faster, and I hope to arrive at your level soon ! Have nice day
Disclaimer: It is not possible to get as cool as the guy on the mountain.
At first: Thanks for the heart. Second question: Is that name written on your passport?
Unless you take a trip to Mongolia.
To add, I think for us English speakers, it will not sound as good. Part of it, I think, is that it's a language that works for the style and maybe it sounds good because the language he is singing in is so foreign. Now, people have done cool throat singing in english, but it's more difficult methinks
His name is Bartozig.
@@supergoomba926 No his name is Batzorig.
I love that we live in an age where a Mongolian fella can teach people halfway around the world how to sing
8 months and 249 like and 1 reply wtf
I'm number 420 likes on this comment.. I wonder if that's significant?
it's actually 3:20 AM
I've been practicing for a while 😸
@@avidadolares damn bro why u mad 💀💀💀
Me too, this world can be pretty great also after all, so there's hope.
Prolly was like that in the 1200s too 😂😂
Throat singing with 3 easy steppes
Good one xD
😂😂😂😂 lol I see what you did there
Goddamn 😂😂
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Haha smart
I practiced this on the street like you said and the cops were called on me. And then I got my very own padded soundproof room to practice in. Worked like a charm. Thanks.
Free studio! Heyyy!
i dont think thats what you’re in
Hahaha
You must be a complete douchebag.
😂😂
0:47 "My name is-" *summons the ancient dark one*
Hahaha
"You can practice it on a busy street"
Yes, Now I finally have something to do while waiting in line at the store.
And as a bonus, the line will get a lot shorter very quickly!
I read this comment when he said this
WE ARE SARDUKAR
🤣🤣🤣
Do that with your homes tell your homie to say mortals fear me then you at the back ground do that
you forgot the very first Step. "Find the right place to practice." My mom and my neighbour are worried about me now
Ahahaha xD
Keep doing it and help them attain enlightenment;)
I caught myself doing the same. It's 23:34... I'm in the living room, people in the house woke up and my dogs were whining.
I started practicing along with the video while inside a Panera. I'm getting looks.
teehee
This dude right here literally taught me throat singing in 5 minutes or less. *AND IT'S FREE*
you deserve more subscribers bro
yea bro some people really wanna sell it with a training course
shit, it really took only 5 minutes to get the right sound! Amazing!
Honestly, I completely lost him at the "golden frequency" part. What is it and how can I achieve it?
Sibila's channel gave a more descriptive approach by starting with the throat clearing sound
And he has beautiful hair..wow❤
Maybe so, but you could probably already do it anyway; you just didn't realise.
Learned how to throat sing March 2024 from this video. Thanks!
Thank you dude! 😊
Thanks Batman. I’ve been a big fan of various throat singing styles for decades. Finally found some one who can teach it. I’ve played guitar for the last 30 years, but never could sing worth spit. This is going to be fun, & it’s going to freak my friends & family out. Can’t wait.
So here’s what I can afford right now. And again thanks.
Whoah dude! Thank you my man! That means a lot to me! I get the surge of power to do more! :D
Cool
My poor neighbours probably think that I am a satanist with this haaa hooooh at 1am .
Whuahaha, you might as well wear a black robe with a hoodie next time you cross paths with them xD
Same! HAHAHA
''Haaaa hooooh '' right here at 01:42 😂😂😂
Lol it’s 4 am and I’m practicing throat singing and my roommates had to tell me to shut the fuck up
It's not only me, lol
I just want to be in a normal conversation then suddenly start throat singing then go back to normal like nothing happened.
Like codfish lmao
Next level shitposting
I do it all the time lol got all my friends doing it especially during dmt ceremonies
I wanna imitate the moai and summon genghis khans spirit
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Loved the intro reference from NigaHiga
Nice that someone appreciated it :D
I was looking for this comment
@@Hachapuri69 Do you have an instagram account?
@@virajkalelkar9189 heey, I do have one, but there is nothing much to see :O
Its only useful for contact though, I think the name should be "NisdegYamaa". It means flying goat :S
OG UA-cam vibes with that xD made me smile.
I finally learned how to throat sing, now all I need to do is learn Mongolian
*RIGHT????!!!*
First learn Turkish, one of the closest non-Mongolic languages to Mongolian, but has much more sources than Mongolian
@@Qwerkahell nah
he would have learned mongolian at this point@@Qwerka
@@butterbeatle If I were to learn Armenian, for example, I’d go with Farsi, and then, Armenian. Farsi has a lot more resources than Armenian.
You could also go with Korean/ Japanese for Mongolian, although I believe it would be harder since they are more different than Mongolian
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I've been researching this for 3 years for my PhD, and this is by far the simplest and best tutorial for Kargyraa that I've come across. Thank you so much!
Eeeeey, that's super cool you're doing PhD on this :O
My cousin taught himself to do this without any tutorial. He just came over one day and said “look what I can do!” And started throat singing and said he just imitated what he saw on tv or something and was proud of being the only one in the family who could do it.... he’s in for a surprise this thanksgiving 😈
That’s what i did
Just got a name for something I used to play around with to entertain myself when alone. Not sure if I'm good or not but can make a lot of weird sounds. Can also whistle perfectly when inhaling and exhaling, something I also though was normal till someone asked me how big my lungs are when I mindlessly started whistling whilst doing maintenance on a machine
haha that's how me and my bro's learned too - one bro just started and we looked at him and copied!
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Accidentally discovered throat singing while experimenting with low metal vocals. Go figure.
The slight awkwardness followed by actual talent makes this quite the masterpiece
Comedy gold AND educational . A rare gem of a combination
Whuaha, thank you! :D
Best way to learn!
Agreed
how is this comedy? He made like 1 joke and that's about it lol
@@cleanclouds he had a great and humorous attitude. Makes learning fun
Was practicing metal vocals and accidentally learned how to throat sing, came here to learn even more
Real same
gutturals? 😅
My cat left the room
😂...
I can understand. My cat was always furious when I whistled the XFiles music. She wanted me to leave the room.
😂😂😂😂
Came here to learn how to “beeeeaaaaansss” and now I’m making a Mongolian throat singing album.
Lmao same
same wtf
Same
Thank you Galdan Suke Khuril Ashigh Sacha Tseren Yesun Khara Gulugu Agsaldai Yekeidun Khashin Yabuqa for the video! It's a lot of help, hopefully I can learn to theoat sing too!
I've learnt how to relax my body in the Mongolian way
Definetely lol
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Lmao
I recently got introduced to the band The HU. Absolutely love their music. This video shed a lot of light on understanding how they sing like that. Thanks!
"A message for anyone who is feeling a bit of pain in the beginning*
It is better to stop singing when you feel pain and let your throat rest for the day. Come back to it tomorrow for a minute or two. If it starts hurting again, you know the drill, let your body rest. In a few days, it will feel natural to throat sing and you won't feel any discomfort :D
My thought on why it hurts is that, in the beginning, probably, we use a certain part of our throat that is not used at all. So, its development is probably close to that of an infant, maybe. It starts to mature when we actively use it. That's my theory, but if there is anyone who knows human anatomy well, please do leave a comment below about this :D
Thanks, that was actually immensely helpful. Because most teachers say that when it hurts you're doing it wrong. I found your statement to be true though, it gets better with training!
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it was starting to hurt a bit you know like after a big party your voice's gone. glad i scrolled trhough instead of continuing
When it starts hurting it's because you're using your vocal cords too harshly, you will get used to it with time, but it you keep doing it when it hurts you can cause permanent vocal damage, and lose the ability to talk. So be careful.
Any tips for death metal vocals? The techniques are pretty much the same, i can seem to throat sing, but i’ve been trying to do death metal vocals for months and im still not there.
I’m a quarter of Mongolian and I’m a beginner and it’s getting better everyday
Must be the ability being awakened in the blood xD
I skipped straight to step 3 and spontaneously combusted. Don't be like me. Follow all the steps.
Glad to see you survived.. Most people in your position become a pile of ash and toothfillings..
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I watched this video a month ago and never got past step 2. Then earlier tonight I was walking alone and let out a sigh that I knew caught that golden vibration. From there it all came together and I suddenly figured out how to make that sound.
Thanks for that @nigahiga tribute in the intro. Intentional or not, you nailed it. It took me back to his OG “How to -“ videos. Perfect positive energy setting to start a tutorial, thanks mate! ☯️
besides this beautifuly tutorial, your hair is incredible dude
Thank you ma dude :D
“The definition of genius is taking the complex and making it simple.” - You my friend are a genius.
This is THE best and quickest throat singing tutorial online. Honestly, I'll learn the culture and underlying principles later. I just need the techniques NOW.
Thank you Batman!
No shit! You NAILED it spot on there.
I’m amazed at how badads it sounds when I do it, it sounds like some shit out of a movie
As a guy who could go be in a death metal band as a vocalist at any moment with no real training, this came natural. I was already trying to find vibrational ratios and found it similar
When you said to sigh heavily, I literally found the same pitch I tend to growl at.
Put ‘em together and you get bands like Ningen Isu.
Edit: at the end you literally proved my point more or less.
Just add a touch of fry and a decade of cigarettes to it and that’s the base of my metal growl
This Video made my Throat Singing 10x better. No other tutorial explained the golden vibration and the addition of the vowels this well.
Great job and thank you!
Wait, I always did that as a kid! It always freaked my family out when I talked like that, so I kept doing it all the time. I called it the Gollum voice. (no idea why, Gollum did not at all have a voice like that in the movies).
Turns out I WAS a genius child after all! Take that, mother!
Ghollum does throat singing while coughing - Ghollum! xD
Whenever youre the first guy to do something people always think its weird
Ya know...I figure that people who could do this would have been burned at the stake for being minions of the devil in times past. In some parts of the world...might easily still happen.
Metal growling and throat singing are very similar😅. No Joke, they have the same basics or at least very similar basics
Really? I have always had this impression that growling requires a person to be a bit forceful with their voice? I don't know much on how to achieve growling sound tho :O
@@Hachapuri69 quite the opposite, its very technical rather than forceful
I'm actually doing a paper on both of these the link they have
@Hachapuri the best growlers don't strain their vocal chords. Check out Jinjir (any of her songs are impressive, but the studio recording of Pisces is by far the most popular.)
@@morielrorschach8090 Also Ben Duerr from Shadow of Intent. I think his lows are a good example of how he uses the Golden Vibration to growl. I figured out how to do it by trying to do a bass "thump" as far down in my throat as I could go. I think to do a deathcore growl you have to compress your note a little more then add the distortion.
Teacher: we are going to a field trip to Mongolia!
Girls: Thats boring!
Boys: OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
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Awesome!
why do you think girls would think mongolia is boring? are girls not interested in interesting things? is throat-singing supposed to be for boys?
@@punkbjork its just how this meme is
@@eraytunali998 misogynistic?
Thank you, I cant wait to freak myself and mesmerize others with gorgeous deep sounds! Love mongolian music
Duuuuude!!! The nigahiga reference!!!! Bringing back suuuuuper ancient nostalgia! Love you man!
Me realizing that i always used throat singing to sound like a car: 👁️👄👁️
Oh wow I found out the same way hahaha
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Was learning a bit about Mongol history and military, now here i am trying to learn throat singing because i want to learn Chinggis khaani Magtaal after hearing it being sung by Batzorig Vaanchig, wish me luck
Edit 1: I think im getting good at this idk but this is pretty fun
Hurraaaay! :D
@@Hachapuri69 So um, big question, when you throat singing, there's like some vibration between your upper chest and your neck right? and holy shit i actually did it some time, so now what i need to do is train it again and again
P.S. : my mom heard it and she says it sounds scary
@@SavaCHari the vibration area which you described is pretty much it. I'm glad it worked :D :D :D
I hope your mom will enjoy it :)
@@Hachapuri69 yeap it really did help me a lot, and yes hope my mom would enjoy it XDDDD, im learning this too so i can surprise my friends in school, they always ask me to sing, and throat singing is a part of them, so next time they ask me to sing in front of the class im just going to praise to Genghis Khan
@@SavaCHari did you end up learning it?
This man taught me how to do Kargyraa in 5 minutes. After 1 day of practice. For free. Legendary
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Finally found it about twenty minutes ago!! It's so interesting how you just *know* when you hit the perfect combination of vibration and sound. Feels totally different. Thank you so much for teaching us and sharing this video. I love music and practicing it in all shapes and forms. It's wonderful being able to use my voice in a way I haven't been able to before. Thank you. :)
I also found the golden vibration by singing the letter 'N' first, then slowly put more pressure till the golden vibration is found. Then I change into singing vocal sounds like the 'O' or 'A' or 'U'.
What's funny is this is a better tutorial for metal vox than every other youtuber I've looked up.
You explained it all in a clear and concise way. Thanks pal
As a singer I’ve never been able to throat sing but I’m slowly learning and this video helped a lot!
I gave my son three middle names and a hyphenated surname and wondered if I did some wrong in giving so many names but Batman's name put me well at ease 😌
I finally can sing In Praise of Genghis Khan with the throat singing thing
P.s. it has been only a few hours, and now I'm getting used to the pain. This video really helped on actually fixing my horrible throat singing. Thanks!
I'm a big fella, believe it or not I just learned how to throat sing from this video. This was the coolest thing I've learned in 20 years!
I'm a little young so it sounds higher pitched but I got it within 5 minutes. Congrats, you earned a sub.
I had a tape cassette of throat singing as a kid and I learned how by listening. I have never gotten past the basics but I love the sound and feel of throat singing. You inspire me, I'm gonna keep trying to expand my range
4:54 when your grandma who smoked her whole life sings to you
KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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So the base technique is very close to metal screaming/growling, just more relaxed and less compressed! Thank you for the tutorial, I'll make sure to incorporate this into my warm up routine 😊
Started this video and was delighted to find the Nigahiga intro, then watched the rest and loved learning! How fun!
Im all the way from South Africa and that was the best instructional video on throat singing Ever!!! Well done and thank you very much!!!
Cant stop laughing at the Mary had a little lamb, e i e i o
The steps were very difficult, I accidentally learned to ride a horse.
4 months later, I am here to tell that I mastered throat singing 4 months ago because of this video though i do not know how to sing in sygyt
Thanks brother
Heey brüdda!
I'm glad you mastered kargyraa :D
There is a video about sygyt on my channel, but it tells about technicalities. I still can't do it well :O
Surchlaa bro, yaaag haij baisan video mon bainaaaaa!!!
Ээээй найс бро :Р
Spent years trying to figure this shit out, and you literally taught me in 5 minutes... incredible.
The nigahiga intro was a perfect nostalgia trip, thx!
Question.... Will this help me to serve the Padishah Emperor?
Real-talk though I'm a singer and wanted to figure this out, you literally got me making the sound in seconds. Props man!
Why was I unaware of the existence of this community
personally, I learned of its existence maybe just a bit more than a week ago :O
@@Hachapuri69 do you have any tutorials for sygit? i find it hard to get the vibration from my throat like you do. Can I add you on facebook, would love to ask you few more questions if possible, i have been trying to sound like huun huur tu for a while now
@@anmouss86 heeey, probably you know by now that I was giving tips on kargyraa and how to make vibration for that. Sygyt or isgeree doesn't involve much of the vibration but more air push and mouth/tongue shape. It's not my forte though :S
My FB is: Ruttab Dlobtab
Do contact me if you have further questions :)
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This video, the humor, the DVD in the start and the fall when it was thrown at you reminds me so much of early NigaHiga videos
Today I learned something new, thank you Galdan Suke Khuril Ashigh Sacha Tseren Yesun Khara Gulugu Agsaldai Yekeidun Khashin Yabuqa.
Must speak Sardukar
2:42 "You can't sleep while enemies are nearby."
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Glad to find your video. I figured the "golden vibration" was a key factor because when I would hit it my voice instantly became way louder. The breathing from the diaphragm is still a bit hard as is adding low notes. Any tips for those? High notes are definitely easier for me. Also question for you. Whats the difference between the various styles of Asian throat singing, and what is it that separates the Scandinavian throat singing from the others?
Heeey! Thank you for your feedback! :D
My friend noticed that I was mispronouncing the word "diaphragm", its a bit embarrassing but lesson learned xD
Anyways, I believe you will get used to breathing with it over time. Maybe try breathing with diaphragm and throatsinging as long as you can with one go. If you can continue doing it, I think your body will get used to it quite fast :D
About low notes, I have no idea, maybe it will come in time when you get comfortable with this singing style?
Central Asian (Turkic, Mongolian and Tibetan) throat singing styles usually don't differ that much. Canadian natives seem to have a unique singing style and also Sardinians. I have no idea about Scandinavians tho :O
Saamii people's yoik singing style is present in Mongolia but practiced by very few individuals, I think :S
Immediately subscribed. I suck at throat singing but I won't give up
I did notice that him and Batman are never in the same room together at the same time and every time there is a signal in the sky he suddenly has to leave and go do something.
Greetings from Romania! I ve taught myself to throat sing during high school, currently i m pretty good with Kargyraa, my Khoomei is okay ish and i never managed to do a proper Sygyt. Nice video! I suggest you to continue with this kind of vids, people need them. :)
Heeey! I know a famous Romanian word that is highly versatile in many situations - Pula! xD
Sygyt/isgeree is the hardest to master, its easy to make a slight overtone sound but difficult to get sharp whistling sound and make melody :O
It requires good ab muscles to push air up :D
@@Hachapuri69 you have brightened my day by the fact that out of all the vast romanian vocabulary, the only word you understand is Pula 🤣. Im also romanian, and I believe that mongolian throat singing and scottish bagpipe music is the best traditional music on the planet.
instructions unclear neighbors called the police thinking I was summoning a demon
A beginner learns throat singing in 10 minutes:
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Big cred to you my guy :))
Lmao it’s Niggahiga reincarnated
Why not show intro song ?? oO
I found the song. It needs more advertisement since its very epic. A perfect example of well done combination of old and new ways of music. A very unique beautiful piece of art.
I DIDI IT! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! I'm going to practice this religiously for the rest of my life lol
This man has helped me achieve thorat singing in half an hour...this is the best way to learn
I taught my self to throat sing while driving home from work during the pandemic, took a few weeks.
Just watched the vid and I do everything that was shown, I'm pretty pleased I do it like Mongolians.
this brings back memories of the golden age of youtube
Wow, you are a great teacher. (Loved that intro) A very fun and relaxing method of imparting knowledge.
Not to mention a great singer.
And your whole name is awesome.
Thank you A-aron! Love you
Its from how to be ninja by nigahiga
I'm pretty sure some of us came here because of The Hu.
Btw nice video and nice explanation
I could kiss you for that throwback intro. On top of that I could also kiss you for making an awesome tutorial!
This is so helpful! I'm studying linguistics and I'm on a mission to learn how to make all these cool sounds I'm learning about! This is by far the best helpful guide I've found! I didn't realize I was making glottal vibrations when I collapse on the couch after a long day! But I totally am!
His air is so angelic
The "How To Ninja" references are giving me a big old wave of nostalgia 🤣
That's some top notch acting skills
I've been at my spiritual practices for years. I've experimented with different chants, with and without throat singing, and om chanting does produce a vibration, especially when throat singing it.
Throatsinging is better tho imho :D
This is amazing! Thanks for this lesson!
Greetings from Hungary！
Thank you, Galdan Suke Khuril Ashigh Sacha Tseren Yesun Khara Gulugu Agsaldai Yekeidun Khashin Yabuga. You have helped me to become a proud Mongolian.
4:40 im trying to do this and take it seriously but this sound just made me bust into laughter for a good 30 seconds
5:00 hahaha man i dont believe 😄 Launch this song, complete, plz...
This video is where I started learning how to throat sing. I'm still not very good at it, but I'm now able to do it almost anywhere, and my boss even thought an elk broke into the building while I was practicing at one point. Thank you for creating these videos.
This is by far the best throat singing tutorial I’ve found and I watched like 7 or 8 before this one
I've been trying to learn throat singing for a while now, but I'm having problems with what you call Golden Vibration. I can't seem to control it really. Sometimes I get it, sometimes not. So, if you can help me, I'd like to ask a few questions.
How does Golden resonance feel in you throat? Is it the kind of strong vibration that you fell from mouth to lungs? Is there a process to work my way up to that specific kind of singing?
Also, I've seen bands like huun huur tu do a more that an hour long set, how do their throats never seem to get sore? Is it the life long practice or maybe I'm doing something wrong?
Great video, btw, that ending is so relatable :D
Ahaha nice that the ending is relatable xD
My throat used to hurt for the first 2-3 weeks of doing this. It wasn't as strong or constant like now, I just kept having fun with it until it got effortless :D
I'm not sure if I can do it 1 hour straight but it is possible with breaks in between :)
About maintaining the sound, my suggestion is to sing as often as you can until you get used to it, at least that's my idea :D
1 - breath from belly.
2 - deeply exhale without forcing it.
3 - try to extend exhale noise.
99 - add sound, to throat sing.
... Wait, I think I lack a few steps here ?
(Thanks for the tutorial, though, I'll try that, even if that makes me cough everytime I try to extend exhale sound, but I'll follow more tips to try to get it good ^^)
do let your throat rest if it starts to hurt ;)
We will be teaching YOU how to be NIIIIIIIIIINJA. Love the reference xD
I've been practicing throat singing for about 2 months now. Gets better and better every day.
A good tip: DON'T OVER DO IT.
If you hear yourself hit the pitch you're going for, great. Do it... but don't OVER do it. If it starts to hurt, or irritate your throat. Just stop, take a drink and try again later. Doing it in small increments will allow your throat to sort of "heal" its way through your learning process. The more you do it, the longer and clearer it gets each time.
Really dig the Nigahiga reference
I’m recovering from a cold and practicing this has knocked so much crap out of my nose, I can breathe so much better.
Unintended side effect but it’s great.
Well I have a beginning of something, I've been training my voice since 6 months while driving (cause working in delivery stuff) and my voice is prepared for this but need to find the technique and master it. Thanks to you because it will be faster, and I hope to arrive at your level soon ! Have nice day
THE NIGAHIGA FORMAT IS AMAZING
My neighbors gonna hate me when i start throat singing at 3 am
Omg the old school Nigahiga intro ;_; Really brought me to tears, reminded me of my childhood
This is brilliant. Very funny, very nice. BATMAN forever! 😃