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Nearly every claim you make here is based upon the tradition of your group. There is no biblical support for "...two different kinds of speaking in tongues." Your group leaders have manufactured this distinction. When you are able to set out the single thread woven through I Cor., you will understand how far away the Charismatic perspective has wandered. Take a good course in hermeneutics.

And, of course every believer is baptized in the Holy Spirit. It is just the fringe groups of believers who think this is the repetitious chanting they claim.

Nearly every claim you make here is based upon the tradition of your group.

My group and tradition? LOL That's OK, not everyone is able to discern God's Word and freely admit it. So they say it's 'another's tradition'.

the Charismatic perspective

All your 'titles and categories' to leave you feeling satisfy doesn't mean squat in the end. You just remain the same with no growth.

every believer is baptized in the Holy Spirit.

You believe that? It's must be your tradition speaking.

it is just the fringe groups of believers who think this is the repetitious chanting they claim.

Repetitious chanting? Are you privy to what believers do in private? What you call chanting I'll take as another slur of 'a title' needed to feel justified. Thankfully, Paul instructed believers while others cannot discern what he is saying. It's no biggie, but expected considering 'the churched' today - weak with no power as they don't 'feel the need' to be edified.