5 Awful Mistakes Killing Your Fry Scream And How To Fix Them!

[@spx730]

as a beginner myself, my biggest advice for achieving fry so far, is letting go of clean tone and not trying to overlay distortions over clean voice (as in, don't try to maintain the same clean sound while putting fry over it). they're mutually exclusive and people just end up with too much tension on true folds. the more fry you add -- the more of clean you shall let go of, stop thinking of making clean tone.

[@sibilaextremevocal]

That's true and for some people, including me or few people I practice or practiced it works that way, but for the most it's very confusing. It's like you wanted to gradually replace your clean voice with the fry but to sustain the same resonance and setting of your voice, but use it for making the fry.

[@MenchieExtrakt]

for me, focusing on dry helped me understand what fry is, but when I tried to project, I found it helpful to focus on the underlying clean voice.

[@szprucel]

BROOOOOOOO THANKS TO I JUST GOT A PERFECT FRY SCREAM I WAS ABLE TP DO IT BUT IT WAS RLY QUIET BUT NOW ITS LOUDER AND MORE COMFORTABLE

[@sibilaextremevocal]

That's awesome Man!

[@dagurhjartarson8269]

I was trying and trying but could not develop my fry scream properly. Then i stumbled on your video how to fry scream follow along turtorial and it unlocked! Thank you alot.

[@sibilaextremevocal]

Hello Dagur, I am very happy that you unlocked your fry scream - great job!

[@MTG_Viking]

Lol, so con: 3/5 advices are "just relax" pro: that's definitely something pulling me down soooo... thanks a lot for the video! :D

[@sibilaextremevocal]

"Just relax" is a very general and hard to apply advice. If a powerlifter stuggles with benchpressing 200 kgs because he compensates his poor technique with shoulders, are you going to advice him to "relax"? If he really relaxed, he wouldn't be able to lift a shit :D It's important to understand what to relax, how to do it and how much, and how to use proper muscles in a proper way so relaxing anything wouldn't be necessary (if you use good technique, no extra tension appears, so there is no need to relax, you can do stretches and stuff which in a vocal context can mean warm-up and voice emission exercises beside more intense stuff). Trying too hard/ too loud/ too high is something so common and deadly for developing any vocals, that it had to be listed seperately. Focusing too much on a technique when it's too early and you don't have too much control yet or over-analyzing your technique, also kill attempts for mastering the fry scream. Constrictions in jaw, neck/ throat and tongue are also very common and they can fuck up any type of vocals you aim for. Is it possible to understand those 3 things if you get advice like "relax"? What to relax, where, why, how and how much and what should I do to not only relax where it's necessary, but still be able to engage proper muscles that should work? "Relax" is the same advice as "scream from your diaphragm", very general and only partially true and because of that, ineffective.

[@BeverlyMarsh-j1s]

first helpfull advice about learning fry scream i heard

[@sibilaextremevocal]

You will find much more useful stuff about fry scream on this channel :)

[@GabiBrooks]

I kinda learned to fry scream with pitch but still not that confortable for me as false chord. Looking forward to this!

[@sibilaextremevocal]

That can mean you put a little bit too much pressure on your true vocal folds, it can be done in a safe way, but it's very easy to push too hard. The most common reasons are: 1. Shallow breathing (it creates extra pressure that works against your vocal folds and larynx), 2. Trying too loud (it also increases the pressure), 3. Trying too high (it can tighten your true vocal folds more).

[@GabiBrooks]

@@sibilaextremevocal definetly it's trying too loud for me 😅 old habits

[@lopolik]

Hey man, great to see a new scream video from you! Always great to listen to your fry screams, and learn more about the techniques! Keep it metal bro. \m/

[@sibilaextremevocal]

Hi, thank you so much! Have a great week! \m/

[@ryangrave100]

Everybodys fry scream souds different right? Thanks for the help by the way it realy helped me. And how loud should my fry screams be?

[@sibilaextremevocal]

It depends how long you practice and what you are exactly able to do. Also volume is very individual. There are people with natutally loud voices and more quiet ones as well. Usually the volume of a basic fry scream is between 30% (a little bit louder than your speaking voice) and 50% of your max comfortable volume (when you have more experience and control).

[@Humant06]

Finally able to watch this, I missed the premiere because I was at school

[@amimiofficial]

Oooooh my god you have no idea how much you've solved for me in this video 😂😂 thank you!

[@sibilaextremevocal]

Hello, I am more than happy that the video was helpful for you! PS Feel free to get a free fry scream course and ebook, links are in the description :)

[@amimiofficial]

@@sibilaextremevocal Thank you so much!

[@emadamage3951]

Hi Sibila, thank you so much for all these tips ! 😊👍

[@sibilaextremevocal]

Hi Ema, you're welcome, I hope they'll be helpful for you!

[@Potega_wokalu]

Taaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaakkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk. Mówiłem o tym już nie raz, ale na pewo nie tak przejrzyście i zrozumiale jak TY, zajebiście !!!!

[@dylan6996]

my fry scream is good and nothing in the throat hurts when I do it at all but is it normal when I do my fry scream I can hardly keep it going for any time otherwise I start getting sorta dizzy and like my head will explode and its not because I run out of air it happens much buffore that

[@sibilaextremevocal]

Hi! The most common things that cause dizziness or headaches are: 1. Too high pitch 2. Too high volume 3. Too high air pressure (sometimes it's an effect of shallow breathing, lack of proper support but also too high pitch/ volume). It would be easier to tell what causes such sensations if I had a chance to listen to your vocals so if you have any recordings feel free to send me it - [e-mail] - I will do my best to help!

[@pratickbhujel6731]

Waiting for Fryyyyy Screammmmmmm.

[@bobu5213]

Any idea how to get the fry scream lower?

[@sibilaextremevocal]

Yes! I will record 2 videos on that topic soon. I will try to record the first one and upload it on the next Friday however I am very busy because of working on vocals for 14 songs and releasing a vocal course and ebook.

[@Jacksonnnnnnnnnnnnn]

Hey man, thanks a lot for this video. Do you have recommendations on how to learn the proper foundation in order to fry scream? I am having trouble getting my fry scream loud. It is very quiet. I picked up from Jaime Vendera for melodic singing to breathe from the stomach area, push the diaphragm down for support and place the feeling in the roof of the mouth. Is this the same way to use during screaming?

[@sibilaextremevocal]

Hi, in the description of the video there are links to a free course and e-book! There are exercises for building the technical foundation for your fry scream and exercises for learning and improving the fry scream itself.

[@Jacksonnnnnnnnnnnnn]

@@sibilaextremevocal Thanks so much! Psyched to check them out.

[@VadimKirilchuk]

Hi, 1:55 and what if everything is free(no emotions on the face), but the sound is exactly like you shown? I don't really feel vocal folds being too tight, I actually feel too much of an air passing through. It's like I take the whisper, enforce it and then close the false folds (I don't think vocal folds are closing too tight, because there is no note/sound, mostly hhhhhh sound) In other words I do hear the fry noise plus that air-ish hhhh 50/50. How to make it less air-ish and more distortion? On the other hand what fry noise distorts if not air? It seems like to get fry noise you have to push air just enough to activate false folds vibration...

[@sibilaextremevocal]

Hi! It would be possible to answer precisely your question if I had a chance to listen to your vocals. Feel free to send me your attempts for the fry on email - [e-mail] or facebook - extreme vocal: m.facebook.com/extremevocal/

[@abyssent]

on the number 4 of trying to hard , i am able to get my fry scream , but i am confused if i am using to much support ? i push my air as hard as i can to get the loudest screams , but i cant hold my scream for more then around 10 seconds . how can i still get that power and loudness but able to hold my scream as loud as possible ? if i hold back on my support i can sing a clean note for maybe 20+ seconds but idk why i cant get a powerful scream and sustain it for a long time

[@sibilaextremevocal]

For me in that case this was a helpful exercise to balance the volume, support and get a proper projection: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/govWnapqbKaEebM Let me know how it worked :)

[@penghunibumi6X]

Yowww bro... I found out that when i do fry scream, i was straining my voice but it really didn't hurt my throat. Do you have idea how to fix it?

[@sibilaextremevocal]

Do you have recordings of your practice? It will be easier to advice something more specific. Also, in the description of the video you will find a link to a free fry scream course.

[@life8er]

No no no. Not weeks or months Im trying to scream for 19 years im 25 atm and sometimes i have clean screams like yours but its never mastered and most of the times i just cant scream at all. Ive probably watched 1000 screaming tutorials all my life and none made sence. fml dude

[@sibilaextremevocal]

Damn! That's sad! Do you have any recordings with your attempts? I will gladly give a listen and do my best to help :) Feel free to send me anything on my email - [e-mail]

[@henriquespencer8644]

Sorry... were can i find the ebook?

[@henriquespencer8644]

P.s: i already enroled in the course :)

[@sibilaextremevocal]

Hi, I am happy you enrolled in the course! Here is a link to e-book: payhip.com/b/PMh9e It's also in the description :)

[@henriquespencer8644]

@@sibilaextremevocal thanks

[@fazefusion2220]

Am I ever gonna figure out how to actually activate the fry cause have yet to find a video just simply explaining how it’s done

[@sibilaextremevocal]

Feel free to check out the fry scream playlist on this channel. There are videos presenting exercises that work for the most of my students.

[@tymon3890]

Dzięki twoim filmików nauczyłem się kargyry w 1 dzień w nigdy wcześniej nie miałem styczności z nauką wokalu

[@sibilaextremevocal]

O, jestem pod wrażeniem, dobra robota! Warto w takim razie rozwijać temat dalej, skoro wokal przychodzi Ci z łatwością!

[@bazookallamaproductions5280]

bro i learned how to fry scream last week, your vids helped in "confirming the noise" but your explanations of HOW to do it did not really help. i found out that fry screaming comes FROM THE FALSE CORDS, when you close your false cords tightly, and sing/shout a note through the little hole in your false cords, THATS a fry scream.

[@sibilaextremevocal]

Hi, cool! PS You can do fry scream both engaging your true and false vocal folds or only true vocal folds. That's not my opinion, it's based on studies of people smarter and more educated in anatomy than me :D There is a whole playlist with fry scream materials and I don't know to which one you refer to. Also one explanation/ method can't please or work for everyone, that's impossible and this is why there are so many different aproaches, because everyone needs something different. Anyway, cool you found something that works for you!

[@svenlaverentz6417]

if you do it from the false cords , you do not proper fry scream

[@sweetf1re830]

Привет! Как поживаешь Мэтт ? Как твои успехи ?

[@sibilaextremevocal]

Hi! Doing fine, last months are very busy, but all is well, thanks for asking! And how are you doing?

[@sweetf1re830]

@@sibilaextremevocal всё хорошо =) Делал перерыв в пении , сейчас опять начну смотреть твои видео!

[@sibilaextremevocal]

Sometimes taking a break can help to take vocals on the next level, so maybe it will turn out for better :D

[@sweetf1re830]

@@sibilaextremevocal ^^ !

[@brajniak51]

o stary ale obrosłeś wyglądasz na trzydzieche

[@sibilaextremevocal]

Koper na mordzie postarza, to fakt :D

[@hedonist9249]

what if I can't do this high very raspiness sound with my fry 2:41, but I can go fry like that kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJCbgIeqn9tjjKs

[@sibilaextremevocal]

Do you mean that you can do a vocal fry but not a fry noise or something different?

[@hedonist9249]

@@sibilaextremevocal I mean, I can scream exactly like that guy in the video, but I can't achieve that fast fry frequency like you on 2:41

[@sibilaextremevocal]

The link leads to the same video of mine, at least on my phone and pc. Feel free to send me your recording on email if you have a one - [e-mail] - I will do my best to help!

[@hedonist9249]

@@sibilaextremevocal oh, I just realized I messed up the link! I can do exactly the same lows as this guy, but highs a bit tricky, his highs frequency is way faster than mine kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqSbg5qvfrRkrpI