1. Beatboxing: This is the art of creating rhythmic sounds using only your mouth, lips, tongue, and throat. Beatboxers use a variety of techniques, such as lip trills, tongue clicks, and vocal percussions, to produce beats, rhythms, and melodies.
2. Humming: Humming is a type of vocal sound that is produced by vibrating your vocal cords and resonating the sound through your nasal cavity. Humming can be used to create melodies and drones.
3. Singing: Singing is the act of producing musical sounds with your voice. Singers use their voices to create melodies, harmonies, and vocal textures.
4. Whistling: Whistling is a type of vocal sound that is produced by directing a stream of air through your pursed lips. Whistling can be used to create melodies, bird calls, and other sounds.
5. Tongue clicking: Tongue clicking is a type of percussive sound that is produced by clicking your tongue against the roof of your mouth. Tongue clicking can be used to create rhythms and beats.
6. Lip trills: Lip trills are a type of vocal sound that is produced by vibrating your lips rapidly. Lip trills can be used to create melodies and ornaments.
7. Vocal fry: Vocal fry is a type of vocal sound that is produced by vibrating your vocal cords at a very low frequency. Vocal fry can be used to create a growling or crackling sound.
8. Throat singing: Throat singing is a type of vocal technique that involves producing sound from the back of your throat. Throat singing is commonly practiced in cultures from Central Asia and Siberia.