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Harmonic-Frontier-Audio
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Overtone_Singing_Preview

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 **Overtone singing** is one of the world’s most striking and acoustically fascinating vocal arts.
 Practitioners manipulate the shape of the vocal tract to filter and emphasize individual harmonics, creating the illusion of multiple pitches from a single voice.
-While it is best known from **Tuvan** and **Mongolian** traditions (such as *Khoomei*, *Sygyt*, and *Kargyraa*), variations of overtone singing appear across many cultures — including Tibetan chant, Sardinian *cantu a tenore*, and modern Western overtone choirs.
 This dataset presents a **neutral, non-traditional representation** of overtone singing.
 It is designed not to imitate any specific cultural style but to serve as a **technical and expressive study** of harmonic isolation and control — useful for both acoustic analysis and generative modeling of the human voice.

 **Overtone singing** is one of the world’s most striking and acoustically fascinating vocal arts.
 Practitioners manipulate the shape of the vocal tract to filter and emphasize individual harmonics, creating the illusion of multiple pitches from a single voice.
+While it is best known from **Tuvan** and **Mongolian** traditions (such as *Khoomei*, *Sygyt*, and *Kargyraa*), variations of overtone singing appear across many cultures — including Tibetan chant, Sardinian *cantu a tenore*, and modern Western choirs.
 This dataset presents a **neutral, non-traditional representation** of overtone singing.
 It is designed not to imitate any specific cultural style but to serve as a **technical and expressive study** of harmonic isolation and control — useful for both acoustic analysis and generative modeling of the human voice.