Yes but it usually takes more time and practice. It's very easy to use too much breath, transist into a death growl or cause a discomfort (too much breath or too much tension). What helps me and my students is practicing with the syllable "whoa" and repeating it gradually lower (we imagine that we turn circles that are bigger and directed lower with each repetition - it helps to gradually lower the larynx and lift the soft palate which darkens the voice, which makes it sound lower but it also makes it easier to lower the actual pitch of the sound). Practicing with intervals like minor second, major second or minor third helps as well. You start with a higher sound, e.g. C#3 and you go from it to C3 or B2,or A#2, and then you go from C3 to B4 or A#2 or A2, depending on the interval you use.

Good job!

Hello! Can you send me a short recording on email? [email protected]

@@sibilaextremevocal thank you I will send today.

@@sibilaextremevocal Hello! I've sent. Can you check it? please.

Hello, awesome! I will listen to it in about 16 hours.

W razie pytań możesz zawsze napisać :)

Ćwiczenie z dodawaniem chrypy albo kargyry do zwykłego fry screamu albo wchodzenie we fry scream z załamania głosu (tak jak w tym materiale), albo wejście we fry scream z załamanego głosu z chrypą lub kargyrą bardzo pomogły. Teraz to brzmi o wiele lepiej, bo kiedy to nagrywałem miałem dopiero 1,5 roku doświadczenia w tej technice.

It's Baptized in Blood by Death

It depends, if a rabid cat in heat can perform a decent fry :D Feel free to send me a recording on email - [email protected]

@@sibilaextremevocal You’re a darling, you know that? 😚

I den't knuw whot you write aboot

@@sibilaextremevocal 🥹

Cat: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4u0nJ1vqs1qq7c Bobcat/ cougar (probably the last exercise): kzbin.info/www/bejne/enTMoXh9nat2rKs Something from here (e.g. barking) can match the wolf: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHOraXewetqNh9U Using this trick might help with the bear: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4mvk2ODbpZphLs

It turned out that I learnt a similar style of screaming the same year as Knocked Loose was formed (2013). I didn't know it until one of my past students told me. I learnt this type of screaming because I couldn't do a decent fry scream or high false chord.

Here's a very old video with a similar type of scream I called the falsetto scream: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6mTe4p_rtWki6c

Nie ma ograniczeń, ale dobrze jeśli rodzice będą wiedzieli gdzie jest uczestnik, jeśli ten nie jest jeszcze pełnoletni.

@@sibilaextremevocal będą to zajęcia grupowe czy osobne?

Zwykle na warsztatach jest ok. 20 osób, ale dbam o to, aby każdy mógł być wysłuchany i dostać indywidualny feedback podczas ćwiczeń.

​@@PR1NC31typie xd ja pierwszy raz byłam jak miałam 15 lat

Thank you, I'm happy you like it!

False vocal folds creater a slightly smoother and less gritty sound than the arytenoid cartilages. Arytenoid cartilages also create more intense vibration in the larynx and are placed above the false vocal folds, in the back of the larynx.

@@sibilaextremevocal can i send you a video so you can tell me if im doing it right?

Sure! [email protected]

Thank you for the feedback, I Phil appreciated :D Since recording this video, I learnt quite a lot and now I would present the most of vocals on a much higher level but in terms of technical information it's still accurate and I'm happy that you have learnt something!

It would be easier to give a specific advice if I could listen to your vocals. Feel free to send me a recording of your practice on email - [email protected]

Twang, sometimes combined with a bit of nasality (just as in the "nee" syllable) can be extremely helpful for achieving a comfortable and consistent distortion :) I'm happy it worked!

Sounds fun for the neighbours, especially their children :D

Awesome, I will gladly listen to it!

@@sibilaextremevocal I can send audiofile (I had reflux on that record, so my voice was not so great)

Sure! [email protected]

@@sibilaextremevocal Okay!

@@sibilaextremevocal I sent the files. Thank you very much! I am strafing for safe vocal techniques now rather than "cool sound"

Ciekawe, bo jak byłem na Twoim koncercie, to miałem wrażenie, że robisz scream bardzo podobny do Norther, a to jest fry scream (z dodatkiem chrząstek nalewkowatych, czasami też fałszywych strun) :D Btw. bardzo solidny cover Summoning ostatnio wypuściliście!

@@sibilaextremevocal Wielkie dzięki!!! Super, że cover się spodobał:) Co do technik wokalnych, Marcin z Khrognar pokazywał mi kiedyś podstawy fry i wydaje mi się, że ja to robię jakoś inaczej.... W inny sposób. Nie wychodziły mi te ćwiczenia. Ale nie jestem do końca pewien:) Muszę kiedyś znaleźć czas i obejrzeć jeszcze raz filmiki z podstawami a potem przeanalizować to u siebie i popróbować.

Thank you for the kind words! This experiment helped me to get back my false chord after a sickness that made me lose almost completely stamina and strength I've been working on for 1,5 years, which made my growl sound extremely weak and breathy.

It's Posttraumatic Stress Disorder by my previous band: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmSrknaheqZgqLs

It might be caused by keeping the placement too close to your true vocal folds. When they relax and open, you get rid of the pitch but you gain extra air.

It might sound obvious but age is just a number and it's never too late to learn new things and find new passions, and becoming master at them! I hope that the tutorial will be helpful :) In case of any questions about vocals, feel free to write anytime!

@@sibilaextremevocal right you are! It's a big world and we never have to stop learning. ☘️ 🌍 🌎 🌏 🍃

Hello!

Hello, it's a song "Wheel of torment" by my current band Imperial Sin: imperialsin.bandcamp.com/track/wheel-of-torment