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		<title>By: ron</title>
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		<description>hey, you did an article about undertones on the violin. why not one about overtones with the voice?

do a search for multi-harmonic singing.

using overtones, you can essentially sing 4 notes at a time. One drone-like bass note, another note an octave up from the bass note, then add a note through your nose which is like a normal singing voice, then add a whistle-like note on the top (though it isnt whistling with the tongue).

Its weird, and makes a sound similar to the bag pipes, but with your mouth!</description>
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<p>do a search for multi-harmonic singing.</p>
<p>using overtones, you can essentially sing 4 notes at a time. One drone-like bass note, another note an octave up from the bass note, then add a note through your nose which is like a normal singing voice, then add a whistle-like note on the top (though it isnt whistling with the tongue).</p>
<p>Its weird, and makes a sound similar to the bag pipes, but with your mouth!</p>
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