Beatbox the multi-tone Didjeredoo throat technique

Beatbox the multi-tone Didjeredoo throat technique

Check out this instructional beatboxing video that shows you how to do the mutli-tone Didjeredoo or Tuvan throat technique. This is a Low Throat oscillation that is used to mimic the Didjeredoo and also Tuvan Throat singing, as well as the fact that it's just an awesome noise to make. Be careful not to put too much pressure as to harm your vocal chords. Practice the multi-tone Didjeredoo throat technique to be able to throw it into a beatbox mix.

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paulflute 8 months ago
Cool.....
I'vw never been able to do this before..
i now I did it.... for about 3 seconds that is
before i started coughing.... we hey...
something to practice there..
many cheers....
great stuff..
P. ;9)
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