u/Stunning_Positive948

To start find your note. Before you do anything with your voice you need to figure out what your vocal baseline is. So sit up straight. Relax your shoulders. Take a breath into your stomach. Now let out an relaxed "ahhh" or "ommm" sound. Slowly slide the pitch down low as your Kargyraa voice can naturally go until it starts to sound like a fry, which is a loose clicking sound.

2. To get the Kargyraa sound you need to use your vocal cords. These are located above your vocal cords. Imagine you are clearing your throat gently or making a groaning sigh like an exhausted cartoon character saying "uhhhhh". You want to feel the vibration move away from the middle of your throat and down to the bottom of your neck, where it meets your chest. If you feel a tickle that makes you want to cough you are squeezing the hard. Relax, swallow some water and try a softer grunt with your Kargyraa voice.

3. Once you feel the vibration at the bottom of your throat you need to project your Kargyraa voice so it does not sound muffled. Pull the corners of your lips back slightly into an "eeee" shape or a rounded "oooo" shape. Push your jaw forward. Lift the roof of the back of your mouth as if you are about to yawn. This creates a space inside your mouth that makes the low tones of your Kargyraa voice sound louder turning the rumble into a steady Kargyraa drone.

4. To hold this Kargyraa tone you need a lot of air pressure. Do not try to push the air out at. Keep the air flowing slowly steadily and heavily from your diaphragm. It is normal to be able to hold the Kargyraa tone for a seconds at first like 5 to 10 seconds before needing to stop and take a deep breath. Using your Kargyraa voice is, about managing your breath cycles and using your Kargyraa voice correctly.

To start find your note. Before you do anything with your voice you need to figure out what your vocal baseline is. So sit up straight. Relax your shoulders. Take a breath into your stomach. Now let out an relaxed "ahhh" or "ommm" sound. Slowly slide the pitch down low as your Kargyraa voice can naturally go until it starts to sound like a fry, which is a loose clicking sound.

2. To get the Kargyraa sound you need to use your vocal cords. These are located above your vocal cords. Imagine you are clearing your throat gently or making a groaning sigh like an exhausted cartoon character saying "uhhhhh". You want to feel the vibration move away from the middle of your throat and down to the bottom of your neck, where it meets your chest. If you feel a tickle that makes you want to cough you are squeezing the hard. Relax, swallow some water and try a softer grunt with your Kargyraa voice.

3. Once you feel the vibration at the bottom of your throat you need to project your Kargyraa voice so it does not sound muffled. Pull the corners of your lips back slightly into an "eeee" shape or a rounded "oooo" shape. Push your jaw forward. Lift the roof of the back of your mouth as if you are about to yawn. This creates a space inside your mouth that makes the low tones of your Kargyraa voice sound louder turning the rumble into a steady Kargyraa drone.

4. To hold this Kargyraa tone you need a lot of air pressure. Do not try to push the air out at. Keep the air flowing slowly steadily and heavily from your diaphragm. It is normal to be able to hold the Kargyraa tone for a seconds at first like 5 to 10 seconds before needing to stop and take a deep breath. Using your Kargyraa voice is, about managing your breath cycles and using your Kargyraa voice correctly.