Hi guys,
I've been trying on and off with this growling technique.
I really like the sound of it, but I can never get it right.
So that way I've been going about it is, first I play a note (today is was a lower range f) Then I attempt to try to sing or hum a different pitch note.
But it never works. I feel like my throat physically wont' allow it. It's driving me nuts! :x
And just so I dont' make a million more threads, I've been attempting to do other sax tricks as well. I think I can do a flutter toungue, but I'm not sure how it sounds as I haven't recorded myself yet. But basically I put the back of my tongue very close to my soft palate and blow causing the back of my tongue to vibrate against my palate. Is this right? Or is it a completely differnet technique in itself? (I can't roll my tongue)
this is all so confusing!
help please!!
-John
I've been trying on and off with this growling technique.
I really like the sound of it, but I can never get it right.
So that way I've been going about it is, first I play a note (today is was a lower range f) Then I attempt to try to sing or hum a different pitch note.
But it never works. I feel like my throat physically wont' allow it. It's driving me nuts! :x
And just so I dont' make a million more threads, I've been attempting to do other sax tricks as well. I think I can do a flutter toungue, but I'm not sure how it sounds as I haven't recorded myself yet. But basically I put the back of my tongue very close to my soft palate and blow causing the back of my tongue to vibrate against my palate. Is this right? Or is it a completely differnet technique in itself? (I can't roll my tongue)
this is all so confusing!
help please!!
-John