You're welcome!! I'm glad you found it helpful!

AGREED 👍🏼

Eyyy that's great to hear!! I'm happy to know it helped! That's exactly the reason I made the video, because I couldn't figure it out from watching other KZfaq videos

I'm glad you like it! I hope you'll get it soon :D

I'm so happy to hear that it has helped you! My English wasn't that well spoken at the time of recording, but I'm very glad to hear that it helped you to learn it! Thank you for writing the comment. Good luck with practicing!

I'm attempting to whistle without fingers, but I can’t do it . I made a video of myself trying to whistle; could you look at it and tell me what's wrong and give me some advice?? Vídeo: kzfaq.infoYMNZerazUu0?feature=share

I'm very happy to hear the results! Thank you for telling me. Just keep practicing to get it either louder or with more control! :D Good luck!

Aww i'm really happy to know you got something out of the video! I only made it to help others out that are struggling with how to make this whistle :D

Hahaha i'm glad you got something from the video! I only made it to help people out, so it makes me happy to hear that it helped

Yeees exactly!! I spent sooooo long before i figured out that others didn't explain this at all. When i finally figured, i decided to make a video to help others in the same situation as i was. I don't make money off the video at all, so i'm just really happy whenever someone finds it helpful

I'm glad it helped you!! When I figured out myself I thought "I gotta make a video so people won't make the same mistake as me", so you really made my evening with your comment :D

I'm glad to hear that it helped! Just keep practicing to get it every time you try, or you can try practice making it louder :D

Same

I'm attempting to whistle without fingers, but I can’t do it . I made a video of myself trying to whistle; could you look at it and tell me what's wrong and give me some advice?? Vídeo: kzfaq.infoYMNZerazUu0?feature=share

I'm glad to hear that you finally learnt it! Haha good idea to take a little break. Now you probably just gonna fine tune it to how you like it, so you can practice getting more control of the sound or practice to make it louder :D

Me too!!! Thanks so much!!

I'm attempting to whistle without fingers, but I can’t do it . I made a video of myself trying to whistle; could you look at it and tell me what's wrong and give me some advice?? Vídeo: kzfaq.infoYMNZerazUu0?feature=share

I'm glad to hear it helped! That was exactly the mistake i made for countless hours until i realised it. Good to know the video helped you out!

@@dadarknezz One question, what if i can make the sound but cant make it loud enough? I trying to get ear piercing lvl of loud ( like when i use the regular "blow the candle" style) but as soon as i increase the air pressure the whistle stop.

With lots of practice you can increase it very little at a time. Just increase the pressure slightly, just above what you can usually do, and then try to find the whistling sound again. That's what I've done to increase the loudness of it, but I'm sure it can be increased much more than what I've done, as I don't have the spaces to practice being loud XD

I'm attempting to whistle without fingers, but I can’t do it . I made a video of myself trying to whistle; could you look at it and tell me what's wrong and give me some advice?? Vídeo: kzfaq.infoYMNZerazUu0?feature=share

Literally having the same problem.

@@felixling8976 I figured it out :0

@@olay4520 Omg how! Can you give me intructions on how to do it? Do you have like straight aligned teeth like the person in the video?

Dam no response

@@roger_the_cool8445 i know lol. I guess ill just have to figure it out myself

You're welcome! That's what took me so many hours to realise as well, so I thought I would share it with others. Hopefully it helped ♥️

Yeeeeah you got it!! Well done! Now it's just time to practice to hit the right spot on first attempt, and practice to make it louder. I'm glad you got something out of it!

Aww it warms my heart to know that it helped you out! I'm just happy to help others out so they don't have to waste as much time as me to figure it out :D

Thank you very much! It makes me happy to hear that it was useful

Exactly! That's why I decided I should show people so they don't make the same mistake. I spent many hours until I figured out the air also had to come from below, so I wanted to spare people all my struggles :) Thank you very much for your comment, it warms my heart

@@dadarknezz You are welcome :) one thing i would add also is that i have a big gap between my front teeth but it hasnt impacted my ability to whistle esp after your tips

I'm glad to hear that you can make it work even then! :D good luck with it!

Hahahaha XD You might have some talent to get it so quickly ^^ I hope it wasn't too bad with the school

@@dadarknezz I mean I'm kinda happy I got it at the first go, but ehhhh..... It wasn't worth getting grounded for a whole month😂😂 But now I already know how to whistle🤣🤣😁

You're welcome! I'm glad it could help you out! :)

I believe that sums it up pretty well, although i don't think 3) is correct. For this method the tongue strength doesn't matter much, but positioning and control over the tongue matters - which is something you'll improve on after learning the whistle as well :) 5) is probably correct, though i don't think it's something you need to pay attention to, as it's the natural way to move the tongue, but i don't think it's a wrong statement Haha yeah i guess i could make another one, but i'm not really sure what to add - only different angles to see the tongue. I wanna make other youtube videos though and i plan to make a separate channel for some of it ^.^

@@dadarknezz Thank you for responding. I completely agree with you. Another question: does the tongue have to be flat or shovel-shaped?

@@milenemilla4665 You're welcome, i just wanna help people out as i wasted so much time on a wrong method XD It's pretty flat :)

@@dadarknezz You're doing a fantastic job. Should I expect some air to pass through my chin when I whistle, or should I squeeze my lips together tighter to avoid this?

@@milenemilla4665 aw, thanks! Air shouldn't pass anywhere else than just at the tip of the tongue :)

If I understand correctly, then you're on the right path! It can be hard to find the correct position when using a higher pressure, but it seems like you have the right technique then :)

Aww that's kind of you, thanks!

Aww it's so nice of you to say that! It was pretty much the exact same situation i was in, when learning it the first time! I watched all the other videos (at that time, only a third of what's now had been made), and none of them really explained it clearly. I'm really glad i got to help you!

I'm attempting to whistle without fingers, but I can’t do it . I made a video of myself trying to whistle; could you look at it and tell me what's wrong and give me some advice?? Vídeo: kzfaq.infoYMNZerazUu0?feature=share

I'm glad to hear that! Now you just gotta practice to make it come every time you try, or you can practice making it louder :D

I did exactly as you, and it took me a long while before realising what i should do different, which is why i wanted to make the video. Thank you very much for your comment, i'm happy that you have learnt it! Keep practicing to get better now, good luck! :D

@@dadarknezz thanks m8 ^^

Thanks for the kind words! I'm honestly not entirely sure how it's done. I believe it has to do slight changes in the pressure when whistling and maybe also a little about tongue placement, but i think the best way is just to practice, then i believe you'll get it at some point ^.^

The tongue is the hardest part as well. You should block the small gap between your upper teeth and lower lip. Then while maintaining s little bit of pressure in the mouth (like when you try to blow out, but the tongue is blocking the air flow), try to pull the tongue straight back, so a very small gap will be made between tongue and teeth, as well as between tongue and lip

I'm very hapoy to hear that, thank you for! Good luck with practicing :D

You can make it louder by using more pressure. To train this, you should do it in tiny steps, so you just use a slightly higher pressure. When you keep pressing the limits to how much pressure you can use as well as keeping the whistle, you will slowly get louder and louder

Hmm, i'm not sure how to explain this properly, but the tongue is made wide to it touches both sides with teeth. The tongue is mostly just "hovering" in the mouth, with the very tip just barely not touching the lip nor upper teeth. Did that make sense?

@@dadarknezz that does help. I need to strengthen my tongue muscles. Thank you again

I am practising to make it louder.

That's great to hear! Thanks for sharing your good experience, it makes me very happy

@@dadarknezz no problem, man. thanks for making a simple explanation of something that was starting to get frustrating for me 👍

I'm glad to hear that the video helped you out! Thanks for telling me

I'm really glad to hear that! Just gotta keep practicing to make it happen on first try or to make it louder :D

Omg! Hahahaha that's so true! o.O My look nowadays is much different though. I bet you don't go around in dresses :p And you're very welcome! I hope it could help out a bit :)

@@dadarknezz haha, not often. Good for you though!

You don't have any videos about that?

Whoops wrong account but here’s the link kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ZpyenpB_stPMiI0.html around 2:30

I'm glad to know it worked!! You're welcome!

Im very happy to hear that! Keep on practicing to make it even better :D

It has to do with how hard you are pressing the air out of your mouth. It takes a lot of practice, since you have to reshape the hole it's coming out of, but by doing that you will also be able to make it louder :) I hope it makes sense

DaDarkneZz thanks that worked need to work on it a bit tho

This is what most of the work has to be put into :) Changing the sound/loudness and then having it consistent on first attempt is the two things that requires the most practice Good luck! :D

DaDarkneZz thanks

It's positioned a bit like when you say "th" in "they". When you have that position you pull the tongue straight back, so it will create a tiny gap between the tongue and the upper teeth, as well as between the tongue and the lower lip. You just have to play around with the two tiny gaps to try to get it working

@@dadarknezz ohhh man thanks a lot was struggling so hard now I finally got I am not whistling but I a making a smiliar sound Agin thanks a lot man Your explaination is crazy By the way I was intersted to know what do you do like what's your income source??

I'm glad it helped! When you have the sound, you just keep playing around until you have the whistle. From there you can practice loudness or being better at controlling it :) Well, I'm just studying medicine to be a doctor, so I don't really have any income, since I don't have a job ^^

@@dadarknezz ohhh great I thought the same as your were giving the tutorial about upstream and downstream etc 😂😂

I'm glad to hear it helped! Honestly, that thing about the air coming from below is something all other videos i've seen leave out, and it took me soooo long to figure out, so i thought i'd share it with others :D It took me several weeks/months. But it all depends on the amount spent practicing. You can basically go 2 ways when practicing: You can either practice getting it right on first attempt (it's pretty embarrassing to fail XD ), or you can improve the loudness of it. I personally chose to improve loudness for a while, and then later practiced getting it right on first attempt. I know it's possible to get it much louder than what i do here though ^^

@@dadarknezz that makes sense. I appreciate it. And fantastic video!

I'm very happy to hear that you've improved from my video. Keep on trying, I'm sure you'll get it!!

If you have the correct clear whistling sound, then you just have to keep practicing. You can also practice making it louder by increasing the air pressure slightly and then finding the whistle tone again

I'm very happy to hear it helped! The drawing is horrible though, but I thought it might help :) Thank you for your comment!

I actually mean neither of them. It should be straight backwards, so your tongue is kinda floating in the air. That way air can come from both below and above the tongue

DaDarkneZz Thanks! I’ve been trying to learn the whistle, and I can hear a slightly loud whistle. But I don’t know if I’m doing it right, only thing I can do is practice! Goodday

@@izio272 Yeah just keep practicing! I was practicing for so many hours without getting anything at all. Then i rewatched all youtube videos several times and suddenly a thought got to me; maybe i'm just doing it wrong? I tried 10 minutes and then i could already hear it.... I got a little mad that nobody had explained it properly, so i wanted to make a video so others didn't have to waste as much time as me

After wathing other youtube videos of it i spent about 10 hours over 2 weeks to practice without getting it. But once i understood that the air should come fropm both below and above the tongue it only took me a few more minutes :) In general, after understanding the principle it should only take like 10-20 min to get the first kinda whistle

@@dadarknezz wow, you give me hope and i think i can reach it

@@eldaresenbek9110 I hope you'll get it!!

Thank you very much for your comment! I'm really happy to hear that. Good luck with practicing!

@@dadarknezz im Still practicing hope i do right 👌

Try to build more pressure and find the whistling tone again. Keep trying to use more pressure and practice finding the tone, then you will be able to do it louder and louder :) Good luck!

DaDarkneZz thanks! I will keep practicing

DaDarkneZz any tips on how to build up pressure?

@@ocblue179 Not really. You just push air out with a bit more force than usual, and then try to find the whistling sound again. I can't really explain it better than that, but i hope you'll get it!

This is more of a wolf whistle, which i wouldn't recommend for whistling to music. I think it's just a normal whistling you're looking for :)

It's a little hard to explain properly on text. I think the best wat to understand it is by looking at the drawing i made in the video. ^.^

I think they just barely doesn't touch the upper front teeth (the 2 teeth at the front), like 0.1mm from them. But the tongue touches some of the other upper teeth to the sides :) If it wasn't clear enough feel free to comment :D And good luck!

@@dadarknezz I get it man! Ionly can make it at low voice though, and I want to know how to position my lower lip in the upper teeth? Does the lower lip go very high up, or between the upper teeth and the tongue

​@@fazehartjon6105 You put you put your lower lip like when you bite it. Then lower it just slightly so there can just barely come any air through the very small gap. Then place your tongue in the gap to block the air, and try moving the tongue straight back, to get a slight amount of air exit the mouth. You should mainly play around with tongue placement to get a small sound. When you've gotten the small sound you should start adding pressure to make it more of a wolf whistle. Did that explain it?

@@dadarknezz yep, it did explain it, I am getting a small sound but now I need to make it higher like wolf whistle

im asking because confused about the air gap

As far as i can see, this is the method that most people use when whistling without fingers, so if you see others doing it, then this is most likely the same. But yes, you can practice making the whistle louder by increasing the preassure - it does require some practice though

That's totally fine! You can practice to make it louder by increasing the pressure a little bit, and then find the whistle again. It takes a lot of practice, but you can slowly begin increasing the volume of it