http://www.overtonesinging.com Overtone Singing With Rollin Rachele Thu, 07 Aug 2008 08:59:35 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en I have had many requests for the overtone singing study guide and am in the process of making the it available again. I had only made 1000 copies. I am just sorting out the details now and will keep people posted as to progress. I am not sure whether it ... http://www.overtonesinging.com/overtone-singing-study-guide/ Harmonic Chant is another popular name for Overtone Singing. By using the word 'Chant' it appeals to a slightly different audience associating it to Gregorian Chant and giving it a more spiritual context. However, this is mostly just marketing. Personally I see Overtone Singing as the generic overarching term for ... http://www.overtonesinging.com/harmonic-chant/ The Partial Series is another name for the overtone series except that technically the partial series considers the fundamental as the first partial whereas the overtone series considers the fundamental separate and starts counting from Partial number 2 as the first overtone. This creates much confusion because many practitioners using ... http://www.overtonesinging.com/partial-series/ A form of singing where a person uses the mouth cavity as a filter to seperate and amplify the individual overtones from the fundamental and rendering them audible as separate tones. There are many different traditional styles of overtone singing coming from different cultural groups such as the peoples of ... http://www.overtonesinging.com/overtone-singing/ The overtone series is the infinite set of notes that originate from and are in whole number mathematical proportion to the fundamental. Usually we are busy with the first 16 and more rarely with the first 32 as the notes get more and more micro-tonal as we get higher into ... http://www.overtonesinging.com/overtone-series/ In the context of overtones, it is the tone from which all the overtones originate. So, if the fundamental 'X' is 100HZ (Cycles per second) then the overtones will be whole number multiples of that tone. Examples 1x= 100HZ (Fundamental) 2x= 200HZ   (Octave above the fundamental) 16x=1600HZ   (4 octaves above the fundamental) The number ... http://www.overtonesinging.com/fundamental/ Overtone singing is a vocal technique where one person sings two voices at the same time; One is the normal voice and the other is a flute-like sound that eminates from the mouth cavity. http://www.overtonesinging.com/what-is-overtone-singing/