Practice Makes Progress - full metal warm up with David 

Hell yeah! That’s great to hear! 🎉

@@ExtremeVocalInstitute the only thing i didn't know quite how to follow was how you touched your neck, what exactly were you doing there?

@@masterleon40 looking for tension

@@ExtremeVocalInstitute very helpful, thank you

Take off the slave muzzle you absolute clown of a human being

You are definitely not alone! The important thing is to take what you’ve learned and adjust moving forward 😊

Couldnt agree more. Im just looking into it. I like doing impressions and such and just want to learn how to do metal vocals for my own gratification and amusement so I can add it to my mental collection of vocal abilities. But he for sure takes this seriously, as silly as it seems. To me this is the equivalent of using a specific phrase to get the right "voice" for an impression. A warm up in its own right for sure. Example, I say "Holiday Hooby whatty?" To get myself into Jim Carreys Grinch voice. It has enough range and vocal variety to nail down the different inflections and facial expressions. Hasnt failed me yet. Ill definitely be giving this exercise a try

I know this is a year later, just wanted to say I don’t warm up at all either and have been paying the price. This video is great!

@@magicth haha never too late to send a reply! Thank you for this comment! I still struggle with warms ups sometimes but I do them alot more than I used to and things have worked out pretty well for me! 💜

I been the same way. I've blown out my voice 5 different times because I wasn't warming up. Listen to these guys yall.

Accurate

Yes XD

He made it ✊

Satan isn't real

How voice is not hurt?

That’s so great to hear! Thank you for sharing that with us! 💪

Lip roll 15 min, and then add grit etc. very gently

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Our primary focus is on creating content that will help people! When David isn’t teaching we are either filming for our EVI Now program, David is working on his own music or we are doing behind the scenes stuff (planning, editing audio/video, etc.) and trying to get sleep occasionally so there’s not that much time to do more covers or “flex videos” than we do at the moment but this series will continue on so there will be more like this soon! Glad you enjoy the content! - Rilee (co-owner)

hell yeah! stoked this works for you!

I also find that tongue trills or trilled Rs can help people warmup who have trouble with lip trills, like me lol

FYI, I nuked my previous YT account, SillyKelso, this is my new one. I'm not sure if it was evident, but I would imagine it's positive comments and welcomed or not lol

The way I knew what part you were talking about immediately 😂

That’s super unique and cool! Thanks for checking in and letting us know. We’d love to hear more about the musical when you get closer to having it good to go. Glad to hear that the content has been helpful and that you’ve seen improvement in your screams! Thank you for watching 😊

@@ExtremeVocalInstitute Will perhaps be in touch in the new year! Until then I'll be screaming responsibly :D

Glad you enjoyed! 😊 Thanks for watching! This is going to be a series that continues

The fry scream is one of the most misunderstood and difficult to achieve sounds, and a lot of the time it takes trying different approaches to see what sticks. Getting the initial distortion can be achieved by letting yourself sing through a voice crack and focusing on the fry-like distortion when it comes. From there it’s using that focus to increase the amount of distortion sound and projecting it at a target in your field of view to give your body something to lock onto. From there you can let the sound and intensity of it build naturally rather than through extensive physical effort. Give that a shot and over time that should do the trick! If you feel you’re still having trouble after some time, you can always feel free to get in touch with us directly and we’d be happy to help you!

@@ExtremeVocalInstitute That's great, thanks for the detailed response! I'll stick with it to try and cement the fundamentals to see if the sound starts naturally building - thanks again for putting together such fantastic resources

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how is "in no time" going ? :)

@@dynatwenty for death vocalist in no time is usually summed up to 5 years and can continue up to another 10 years if you are one of the lucky ones

Wait? The warm ups are different depending of type of vocal you are singing?

@@Isaiflamand they can be! Typically I start off with the basic clean warm-ups though. After that, I'll move to slowly warming up my scream!

Thanks for watching! 🙏

Glad you think so! 😁 We appreciate the kind words

Thanks for watching! 😊

Thank you so much, as always!

much appreciated 🙏🏽 thank you for watching!

Thanks for the kind words! 😊

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