How to master the Feed Chuckle

Mar 25, 2024

Welcome back to the final smackdown. I'm going to analyze the laughter of food. We'll start with single

feed

ing, then move on to double

feed

ing, then move on to single feeding with squawking, then double feeding. with quags so first we have to start with the single which is pretty easy we're just going to make a t sound like you can go in a series of two tata or three tata you can do it like this if you close your hand like This and move it it can sound like different ducks and if you put in more voice and you can make it more aggressive this is voiceless with voice now if you use counter pressure which is essentially blowing a little hard and holding it you can make it even squeakier now double feeding takes longer to learn the words we're going to use there will be takataka takatakataka like this takataka takataka takatakataka now to start with go very slow literally do it and as you keep going faster you're going to want to leave less voice there so your tongue has to move very quick, this is how it sounds without doing it on the call, it sounds like this and this is how I do it, now you can put your voice on it. with it to give it some different sounds, I also make the hand, I close it so this is voiceless, this is voiced, okay, so to add squawks here we're going to label, so I'm using gu for the main one.

Healer, you can add a second and the word you use there is ghee, so go engie, so takata take a ghee, so the way I do it is on each guy, I open my middle finger and on each ghee, I open my ring and my pinky now. It's probably very good to start with that before moving on to double feet, but this is double feeding with tripe and ghee, so Tucker took a tucker, now feed, laughter takes a long time, best thing to do is just walk away . Slower than the speed I say is the speed you probably want to practice and once you have them down you can just place them wherever you want like this or you can mix them up and add some chatters in there if you want I hope.