False Cord vs Fry Screams 

Dynamic contrast at its finest 😂

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Also...the delicate flowers in the background 🌻😈

cringey

Although they are great at explaining the intricate details of growling/screaming, most suck at it.

It’s going to be different for each individual and you CAN project it but inherently the sound isn’t perceived as loud because it isn’t nearly as full as the false cord counterpart. For most people it will sit right at or just below speaking level if done with good technique 😊

Neither is false chord but false chord can be loud and not do any damage, not fry scream however.

@@TerminatorZXY How can you do a quieter false chord scream? I find that I need to be louder to get my flaps shaking if ya know what I mean

please go away friends :( exactly my false chord can be heard from 5 houses down

@@TerminatorZXY surprised to see you here

Yeah it isn't supposed to be because you're doing it with almost closed vocal chords, as with false chord your vocal chords are open so obv that one is louder.

I can relate to your comment, friend. I am 40+ years in age, and classically trained in my younger years. I believed that Opera was the BEST and ONLY kind of voice to strive for , even though I was (and am) Punk-Metal-Goth through and through. If I had stuck with my training and teachers, I think I would've found that I was limiting myself by thinking everything had to be loud with maximum projection in order to reach those semi- Contra-Tenor notes...oh well. I like this video, thou. Cheerz

Teach

So is the work of the mic. That do a Bigger and louder scream?

Most opera trained singers I’ve been around have impressively powerful voices with pretty amazing control. Has that assisted you a lot with harsh techniques? How has it felt on your voice vs opera style?

Thanks! We thought so too. Brings some life in 🌸🌼🌻💐🌹🌷

too bad we didnt see his rug, i bet it really tied the room together

@@DaxTheOtter Huehue!😆👍

@@DaxTheOtter that rug did really tie the room together

Lol

😂😂

That was really good.

i scream for ice cream

Who screams for ice cream?

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joseph stanislaus beat me to it

this is probably how they made the sounds tbh...the moment I heard him do that I went to the comments thinking to myself where the Minecraft gang

I’m dead

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Never came across Melissa Cross? I think zen of screaming came out in 2005.

why dont you learn how to play an instrument?

@@gwennnnnnnnnnnn Idk man instruments just aren't fun imo. I understand why people like them and I think it's cool when someone is dedicated to it, but I wanna sing.

@@neolicious3323 you can do both lol

Nah, our money is on Clifford. He’d have the sickest gutturals of all time 🤣

@@ExtremeVocalInstitute DUUUUUDE YES!

@@ExtremeVocalInstitute why not a walrus

Ree hee hee hee hee

@@SyrNikoliTheBastardous So Clifford, Scooby Doo, the walrus and taz all walk into a metal bar......

5:24 Tina Belcher is my constant.

Even with bad technique it's still false cords and fry scream. The difference is that with bad technique you're straining your true vocal cords when screaming/growling.

Glad you think so! Thanks for the kind words! 😊

not really, you probably just haven't watched the good ones

YyeeAaahhh mannn 4:20

Exactly what I was thinking

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That’s how a lot of people start out! 😁

true

Thanks so much! 😊

We encourage all of our students to find their own sound right out of the gate and not to worry about sounding like “x” vocalist or “y” vocalist. Emulation is cool and a good tool to have but in order to do so you have to have knowledge over overtones and how to shape your body/voice to match whoever it is you’re trying to emulate. But at the end of the day, you’re going to sound like you and we want to help people get there in as safe and sustainable of a way as possible!

So glad you think so! We try to break things down in a way that’s digestible by everyone 😊 Thanks for watching!

Hell yeah! Stoked to hear it! 😁

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I struggle with projection..i can make the sound but its to silent

Sandro Šarunić depending on what the sound is that you’re making it may not be designed to be very loud. If you would like to join our Facebook group, you can share a video and get feedback/advice from other vocalists! It’s hard for us to give you advice without knowing what it is you’re doing. Here’s the link: facebook.com/groups/EVI.community/?ref=share

@@ExtremeVocalInstitute tnx ill do that tomorrow

@@sandrosarunic9486 I am at the opposit side... I can't scream quite

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@@ExtremeVocalInstitute Great! I'll take a look. No point in wasting more time! "Bad advice will blind you, good advice will instruct you, excellent advice will enlighten you, and transcendent advice will elevate you.”

Definitely not the first time we’ve heard that 😂

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@@ExtremeVocalInstitute First I wanna say thanks so much for making these videos! They're super helpful to understanding our anatomy and how to make it work for us. I'm 6 months late, but I believe this is the video they were referring to ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-w-7m1rEz5aY.html

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Love to hear it!! 💪🏽

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You know throat singing? I learned that, and honestly regret it because i use that technique to scream, its the oscillation of whatever works the throat singing thing, id say its an overtone or something? Like three days grace’s never too late, i know the vocals are layered, but its the overtone in layered voice when he sings “now and again we try to stay alive, maybe we’ll turn it all around ‘cause its never too late” thats what i hear with the vibrations in my skull to my ears. Ive used that technique for so long, but using the throat singing technique, its made it harder to sing louder with a cleaner voice, it just slips in. Another example but as an undertone is zander reese’s song mirrors. Hes got more voice than the tight distortion like i have. Idk its weird, im not sure how to lose the sound when i try to sing louder and cleaner, it just doesnt work for me because I learned that one technique and I’ve adapted to it and now i just yell like that.

So just imagine throat singing, make it louder and harder, i guess. Thats the simplest way of explaining it, not sure why i had to make a whole 10 page story haha.

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