Bro, is that you screaming in the intro? Never heard you using these low/mid fryscreams, they sound insane good! You should do a video about these type of screams too :D
Yes, it's my band's song High Pressure: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zgDd2QGjbDU.html I've actually made two tutorials on this topic :D Here they are: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yG3aeDx0Flg.html (personally, I find this method better) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Dwm-T6qq_98.html (this method is more basic but it can be still helpful) Let me know how it worked! :D
wow that was awesome I couldn't fry scream for a long time but after this video I achieved it thank you so much my problem was going too distorted and squeezing too much and I didn't let my clean vice come along
I got pretty good at throat singing from your videos, I sang a lot of The Hu earlier since I can read cyrillic 😂 it was so fun. Still trying to get my fry scream louder and cleaner though. Thanks for the video! Edit: Following this video I was able to actually do it halfway decent for once!
I have a question. I've been doing some fry screams for more than 10 years (I mostly do flase cord screaming), and I have always had a problem: sometimes I can't get my voice to "crack" while using falsetto, most of the times I can do it but sometimes I just can't activate my vocal fry, or if it activates it souns bad and has no volume. It happens mostly when I'm not at home, can be that I talk a lot or idk maybe I'm not comfortable on doing it outside of my room, but I don't think those are the main reasons honestly, I'm a bit anxious but not that much, do you know any reasons on why it could happen? (I've almost totally gave up on it when I learnt how to false cord scream because of this problem, but now I'm practicing it a lot again). I hope you can answer this question, it would help me and my band a lot, thank you.
Actually, the mental aspect plays a huge role in the freedom of making various sounds. In my case, when I'm in an environment that I don't consider "vocal-friendly", eg. shop, crowded bus, staircase in the block where I live, the house of father or mother of my gf, etc., my body resists any attempt of making louder sounds than a basic, quiet fry scream or pig squeal xD When I feel confident, relaxed and not limited by what I think about a specific environment that I'm currently in, I can make any sounds of any volume without technical difficulties, and it's all thanks to feeling "safe" and mentally free. To get rid of this problem I started to make pog squeals whenever I see a metalhead at any place. The first attempts were pathetic but now I can achieve a pretty good volume. xD Feel free to send me recordings from different surroundings (your room, somewhere outside your room etc.) - xvocalcenter@gmail.com
@@sibilaextremevocal we need to meet up some day I'm a vocalist to but I suck getting higher I've gotten good at screaming lower than Alex the terrible but I wanna be able to get high enough to shatter glass to
Hey! Really love your explanations. Is there a chance, you could give me an advice for my fry scream? It sounds very buzzing, more like kargyraa actually
I feel it in the same place as when I'm singing with a very delicate head voice or falsetto but there are extra vibrations in the mid-high part of the larynx and the area of the soft palate.
Should the distortion sensation be in the top of the back near the uvula? Edit: meant to add also, should thr soft palate/back of tongue area be adding compression/tightness? Or is the entire thing in the air flow?
Usually it's closer to the soft palate or between the entrance to the nasal cavity and soft palate (especially if you produce fry scream with closed mouth). Many of my students describe it as if the back of the tongue and soft palate were getting closer to each other. That space might feel slightly narrower.
@@sibilaextremevocal Thank you so much! That's what I thought so I need to make sure the sensations there. I appreciate you! Great videos definitely helped me
Hello brother... Can you help me explain why I can't scream each lyric in a song using fry scream.. I found it really hard to speak the words when I fry scream.. The easiest one I can do is like "Wa" "Ma" "Wo" "Aa". But the other words just so hard to speak them.
Hello! Usually it's easier to pronounce words when you do it slower and accent the vowels, e.g. "vowels" will be easier when you pronounce it as "v-ooo-w-eee-l". You can practice a few lines of lyrics and gradually increase the speed.
Hello, can you send a link with example of what do you mean? I heard some screams of Jim Morrison but I want to make sure that I will write about the one that you are interested in :D
@@sibilaextremevocal ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jnX3NLtvVjI.htmlsi=8qDUazWfWkFOZpbt 22 seconds in theirs 3 really good high shreiks
@@sibilaextremevocal id also be interested in how to do non shreiks like in songs like break on through backdoor man and when the musics over safer without shredding the chords
@@sibilaextremevocal also heres when the musics over its around 1 minute 26 seconds into the song he yells but i would love to know if its possible to replicate that sound without destroying the chords ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-J2pOoqDzEh8.htmlsi=G4p0eu-9_hT-ouzd
Usually things like that are a result of extra constrictions that appear in the area of larynx (sometimes it's just the larynx, but it can be also jaw or root of the tongue). It would be easier to tell if I had a chance to listen to your vocals. Feel free to send me a recording on email - xvocalcenter@gmail.com
If nothing works, then maybe there are other aspects of your vocal technique that require fixing? I met quite a lot of people who had problems with the fry scream because of: 1. Improper support, 2. Problems with spine, pelvis, constrictions 3. Problems with sleeping, 4. Taking various medicicines that were affecting their muscles, making them tighter or too much relaxed, 5. Problems with allergies or acid reflux, 6. Improper resonance, onset etc. Or maybe you didn't find a method that really suits your voice. I started to practice fry scream in 2013, I learned it forcefully and created a lot of bad habits (I was practicing with the Zen Of Screaming and just tried to copy the sound that was presented in the exercises but I didn't have any idea of how to replicate the actual technique mechanics that leads to creating those sounds, so I was tightening the throat, neck, jaw etc.) and I needed a few more years to find things that were helpful and then I started to create my own exercises, and they turned out to be the greatest help).
i want sing like this - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-z9IpeBX9EjI.htmlsi=c0VWg9gGddDUGre8 but lo0ks my voice is not naturaly thick enough at the moment - i only like old scho0l - i want known how to get my voice as thick as it can be - i have the minimum requirement already = i are a MALE
I think that learning false chord growl will be more useful than fry scream for the style in the song you sent: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fBH8DzEuZQs.html
