#I want some genuine advise on screaming.

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hazy cobalt
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So for the past few years I've been trying to get a false chord or a fry scream and have been failing due to YouTube advise not working for me. So I've come here to where I hear amazing singers daily. So to who takes the time to read and respond to this I thank you.

tender river
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@ivory skiff sounds like something you know a lot of

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Or @stiff dawn

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I know you two can do this stuff

stiff dawn
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Don't do what Chris liepe says

hazy cobalt
ivory skiff
ivory skiff
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if youve been trying to learn screaming or any sort of vocal work off of YouTube and rly havent had much luck, id like to recommend watching some videos of Justin Bonitz of Tallah and his videos on vocal coaching. and watch his more recent videos, his older ones are from before he was a vocal coach, he even makes videos on him critiquing himself.

id say you should try and learn mainly from research on not specifically screaming, but on general vocal training. understanding your breath control, breath support, vocal intensity, and even the annatomy of your vocal folds and how they work are things that can help you in the long run.

remember that your voice is still a muscle at the end of the day, so it'll need time to build up strength and even dexterity, esp with screaming, this kind of stuff comes slow, even with proper training and a good teacher. know your limits, dont push yourself so much that you lose your voice just because you wanna sound cool.

lastly, take important notes, whether mentally or hell, even writting it down, VOCAL CARE istg, take care of your voice, the moment you fuck up your chords is sometimes usually the moment you wont be able to use it for god knows how long. so hydrate CONSTANTLY, stop when you feel pain or strain, and for gods sake, let your voice rest for a day or two. this one is what i stress the most because i used to fucj up my throat some days due to caring more about sounding cool than anything else.

if you have more specific questions, feel free to ask, ill answer to the best of my ability

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@hazy cobalt

hazy cobalt
hazy cobalt
ivory skiff
# hazy cobalt cause mainly its projecting cause i can make the noises just they ain't loud

if you mean with fry, a bit of a misconception is that going down to your fry register and doing "fry" for a fry scream is the same thing. it isnt really the same.

your fry register is different because a fry scream is made when you push a steady stream of air through your vocal break. you can find your vocal break when you slowly try to shift from your head voice to falsetto voice. finding rhe in between, youll find your voice does this breaking, creaky, "fry" type of noise.

now imagine youre doing a sit up, or saying "hut" but without the "T." this is where breath support and control comes i to play, pushing a steady and slow stream of air through your vocal break, and using the "hut" technique will then produce a fry scream.

tbh, other than the crackling aggresiveness that is a fry scream, it shouldnt feel too different from belting a high note. just make sure you do understand that with fry screams, at least early on, you dont want to add voice/a note to the scream, as a fry scream just by itself should just be air passing through compression of your vocal folds.

hazy cobalt
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i have 0 knowledge of vocal anything

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i just like the ouhhhh's and the blegh's

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but I'll try

ivory skiff
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🫡

hazy cobalt
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🫡

ivory skiff
tender river
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I KNEW AZRAEL WOULD BE A SOLID OPTION

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@stiff dawn I’m truly proud to say this. You’re not a failure, you never fail to disappoint me

stiff dawn
tender river
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Lol

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He just winging it

ivory skiff