ANY Scream Will Do! #3: How To Add Rasp

[@stateanalog243]

3:34 heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees the one who likes all our pretty sooongs i thought you were going full kurt cobain there

[@tuckerguthrie]

So could you do the 80's raspy singing/ high notes like say Stryper or Dokken or Warrant or Skid Row? Theyr'e a different kind of scream because there is a lot of note in it. Im havjng lots of trouble and curious how big your singing range is lol. I can do it clean but when it comes to rasp I sound like a dying old man with a 5 note range lol.

[@ЭтоОлег]

Cool advices) Hi from Moscow

[@TheRichardguetzke]

Might i request some tips on singing like Tim Mcilrath from rise against? I assume that it is based off rasp, but it still sounds a little off when i try to emulate it.

[@dramaface]

Dude you're awesome

[@bobloblaw9639]

I do most my singing/screaming in the car too lol.

[@Aerros]

Blunt Question (heh): Do you think your highs sound way more amazing than your lows in grit/yell singing? I feel as though I'm the opposite if you think the same of yourself. For low grit, I use a lightened 'old-man' voice. I can't stretch those into highs too well, though. You should try it out or ask me to elaborate. Otherwise, ty for all the vids!

[@kirills7786]

Thanks a lot!

[@n00btroop]

Can you do a video about how to sing like Oliver Sykes on the Sempiternal album?

[@maoraharon21]

n00btroop its kinda like raspy singing with fry technique or melodic fry screaming its very close to sam carter screams from architects