How to Fry Scream (With anatomy explanation)

[@joaquinbaume1291]

as a mixer and producer i find very funny how silly screams can sound on their own, but add a blast beat and some distorted guitars and it suddenly sounds badass

[@horseradish4046]

my throat feels like i just swallowed a ton of broken glass covered in hot sauce

[@m.k.3703]

I feel pain as well. But started 3 days ago with fry scream...

[@Phlfwlr]

Breathing is quite literally the key

[@DeathRaven.]

You need to change something then, it should not hurt. You’re damaging your vocal chords.

[@morkami9521]

@@m.k.3703 Do more research and change the way. I was doing vocal fry for 5 months and suddenly I can do fry distortion. And I've never felt some pain

[@SpartanGerar]

Stooooop doing it

[@soilthestillborn4949]

I learned how to fry scream when I was practicing villain voices for Zelda breath of the wild because I was bored, so I've randomly learned how to do it.

[@suhail.m1412]

Legendary

[@zeldazeezz8487]

nice

[@QuelTipoSulTubo]

With no proof it's just a claim, but good job dude!

[@soilthestillborn4949]

@@QuelTipoSulTubo well maybe more like gutterals, I've learned how to do lows through Zelda, if you got insta or something I can message you on, I can send you an audio file of some of my more recent vocals, of course they still need a hell ton more conditioning and practice but I think I'm doing pretty well with em if you wanna hear

[@QuelTipoSulTubo]

@@soilthestillborn4949 don't need thanks, you don't have to prove me nothing, just keep having fun💪

[@Troncrap]

never stopped watching Futurama so quickly

[@RiffShop]

We are honored lol

[@ZephyrusBlue]

Philip J. “Fry”, huh?

[@jeffmarcouxqct]

hahaha

[@kexle8768]

I got here from looking up fry’s scream omg

[@shaunsnowmusic33]

@@kexle8768 lol..

[@vonicrimson3619]

me: asks mom if i can get scream lessons mom: obviously says no

[@ghostofnightbackup6115]

you know i dont get the whole point in why parents dont want there kids to scream i mean if they want to become in a band then by all means support them dont be a prick about it am i right??

[@ZNX05]

@@ghostofnightbackup6115 they think its satanic bullshit

[@xxprogamerxx7770]

@@ZNX05 First of all, you have to admit that metal has satanic traits to it, and second, no parents would like their son to be in a band as a career because it is very risky

[@johantitulaer1052]

@@xxprogamerxx7770 very true. I'd say doing it as a hobby is the best unless you're thinking 24/7 of music and in that case you'd practice hours and hours every day.

[@sevenmonths5759]

Watch Chris Liepe videos

[@s3b0seban69]

I feel like the biggest thing holding me back right now is puberty lmao.

[@gorax5583]

@@montantafunk2153 I'm glad my parents encourage me to find music instead of pushing some away, but follow your dreams! One part of life you dread to deal with is childhood, keep on.

[@knumnutz75]

Try false chord instead. I learned false chord at 13 and it was a lot easier without my voice cracking.

[@emilyrose3490]

The biggest thing holding me back is that I cannot make that sound 2:06

[@intankaveljoaozil]

I think the biggest thing holding me back is the fact that I don't drink a lot of water

[@captpootis8495]

I’m in that bs too, I can do a pretty decent False chord scream but I’m kinda struggling with fry screams 😂

[@jzjzjxjd9809]

Everytime I do it I can't stop laughing because my voice sounds like an old person with asthma

[@kpopstan8620]

same haha

[@muliaxTeripolio]

Fr

[@jonathaneast3727]

Yo, the 'inhale then the abrupt hold your breath' step to close your vocal chords and the 'get punched in the stomach by an oompa-loompa man' while holding your breath with you demonstrating, might have actually made it click in my brain. Now to make it louder.

[@tnttv5360]

Yeah, I love when people actually give examples how something works instead of just saying: close your vocal chords.

[@ishy6830]

DUDE SAME, LIKE, GOD BLESS THIS GUY

[@xTurtleGreen]

"BLEEAAGGGHH! OOOOOOO! BREEEE! hey it's david here!"

[@zenyros]

2:07 the moment when I realize I've been doing it correctly before... Thanks this whole time I thought I was just gargling phlegm and not doing an actual fry, this confirmed it for me so now I can finally make better progress! You're awesome riffshop

[@MishiaEatingUnicorn]

Hey, could you explain how you do the gargling noise? It still sounds kinda like a vocal fry but more "wet", what is the actual difference in making this particular sound? When I try to do as the video says I end up just doing vocal fry again.

[@zenyros]

@@MishiaEatingUnicorn honestly I still think the "wetness" of a fry scream is created by phlegm/spit, but it's very different from gargling phlegm or spit. If your issue is that you keep going into regular vocal fry, all I can really say is practice and maybe move a little "higher up" in your vocal chords if that makes sense. I actually started learning to scream from Andy Cizek's video which is a great video to get you started, I mean like my comment implies this video came a bit after I started learning to scream, but anyhow, like Andy Cizek says, to create a fry scream you want to just try and add air to a vocal fry sound. It'll sound really weak at first but the more you practice it (even if it's not with the intent of practicing and youre kinda just screaming for fun) it'll start sounding heavier. It also might not sound that good when you're just screaming to yourself, so I'd highly suggest you record your practice to make note of progress and I guarantee you'll be surprised by how good it actually sounds with some time, also a good practice imo to just record covers of some of your favorite songs/songs you know just for fun and to hear your progress. If you want more details or more specifics I'd be glad to help on discord and I could send you some audio file examples, etc. Keep in mind though we're both beginners here, I started my journey roughly a month ago and I'm pretty proud of the progress I've made, I might even release some covers on yt in a couple months, and I'm sure you'll be able to as well!

[@MarksmanFromHell]

@@zenyros I gotta be honest, every single tutorial that said to just add air/power to a vocal fry didn't work for me, no matter how engaged my diaphragm was or how much air i pushed through. If I remember correctly, David says the method requires full vocal fold closure, which vocal fry is close, but not quite there, which is why he said to start off by acting like you're about to get hit, which engages your diaphragm more than vocal fry does. That tip alone is what helped me achieve fry screams. I can only enunciate with mid screams, but with some experimentation I can figure out highs and lows too, all because of that one tip. I've been false chord screaming for 7 years and singing, including the utilization of vocal compression (like M. Shadows from A7X), for two and a half, but fry screams were so close but so far. I won't say vocal fry has no place in music, because even in some of my songs I use it, although very sparingly, but it definitely isn't a great starting point for fry screaming outside of learning how to compress your vocal folds in a certain manner. Sorry if I come across as talking shit to you or Andy, been up waaay too long. Mad respect for taking the time to find your fry scream!

[@zenyros]

@@MarksmanFromHell Oh yea nah, in fact I think it's a much too common misconception for people to start out with fry screams than false chord, which in my opinion false chord is much more natural to go into and it only took about 2 days of practice to get the hang of it, versus probably like 3 weeks of learning to fry scream. After I practiced false chord it also felt harder doing fry screams because I kept accidentally going into false chord. In any case, I personally prefer the sound of fry screams over false chords just because it feels more "emotional" to me, especially because you can hold fry screams for substantially longer than you can false chords. But yeah don't worry this didn't come off as offensive at all, literally just you stating your point of view/personal experiences which I very much appreciate!

[@charleenemiller1166]

@@zenyros fry’s screaming noise from Futurama

[@Sindaaar]

The screams lessons are on KZbin, that means I don't have to spend my 0,00 yay

[@Callsign_Kishin]

This dude does charge for lessons. Don’t be mislead.

[@DasHeino2010]

Rip and tear till it is done! :3

[@VECTeezy]

*I've been doing metal vocals seriously since 2004 & I hand it to ya: you know what you're talking about. Salute to ya for what you're doing.* 🎤🤘🏿

[@mattbeeckstedt6637]

I just got my first legitimate fry scream this evening. The past few months I’ve taken up vocal lessons and finally got myself to engage that nasty, brutal, yet simple voice. Cheers, thanks for the video, I’ve learned more from you in this vidja than I thought I would. Again, thank you.

[@Callsign_Kishin]

To anyone new viewing this video, DO NOT PAY ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY FOR ANY LESSON these “KZbin teachers” are offering. Screaming is truly a skill you need to learn yourself. Also, from personal experience, I reached out to this guy and just needed a consultation/a FaceTime lesson to see if I already had the foundation cause I knew I was doing something right, and he told me he couldn’t help with people who couldn’t pay immediately, meaning: he didn’t have time to help people he couldn’t scam. Therefore, don’t spend your hard earned money helping these aspiring “KZbinrs” generate revenue, and therefore, forcing them to remain at their day job. 😂😅

[@ALBINO1D]

This is how one teaches something. Nicely done 💯

[@yeldarb2022]

Holy shit, this guy is just officially starting at about a minute and a half in... but that ENTIRE minute and a half was informational. I literally thought that was the lesson because it just seemed like such useful information. This guy definitely knows what he’s talking about.

[@lucaspearson8520]

I've been using false chord screams since I was 17 (now 21) and this video is the only one that has actually helped me learn how to use fry's

[@cepheid2112]

Thank you for saying vocal fry is not the basis of fry scream!! I knew this somewhat because it simply does not translate into a fry scream, but hearing someone else say it I feel validated

[@jasey8134]

4:17 lmao that’s me thank you david

[@kaizer7343]

Thank you so much David, with your Free Screaming Crash Course i can now use Fry Scream in just 3 Weeks by practicing atleast 4 hours a day 🔥🔥🤟🏻 😊 i'm a Filipino Citizen 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@ElectroFret21]

Thank you for saying it's not vocal fry based! No wonder I couldn't do it!

[@hoaxtuesday]

Bro I have been dabbling in trying to learn fry scream for like 2 years, and I could never get it down. After watching this I realized I was doing it completely wrong, and this vid helped me figure it out. Been practicing everyday for about a week and I'm getting the sound down much better. Thank you so much for making this vid.

[@samuelivascu7633]

I learned how to fry scream while arguin eith my mom when i was 14. I was already learning how to fry scream but I just easnt pulling it off. One time my mom got me so mad that a screamed full firce and felt everything that people have been teing me I should and it sounded half decent. Have practiced since and my scream is ok.

[@jukeboxhd865]

How did she react to her little demon?

[@samuelivascu7633]

@@jukeboxhd865 she slapped me for shouting lol

[@GobiGaming1]

In the past I've looked up countless tutorials on how to scream and none of them worked except for this one. This was the video that got my first scream out and now I've been doing it for several months or even up to a year now and it is so much fun. Thank you a lot for this, this was the best explanation I could find on KZbin!

[@whanowa]

So crazy, there are now tutorials for everything. When I was learning how to make music, you just had to wing it and see what happens. I feel happy for kids today to have all this knowledge at the click of a button.

[@OgneyarYT]

WTF man! Are you son of God of explanation? I crack my head trying to get fry scream from vocal fry! You turn my world upside down thank you so much!

[@noddygirl]

Honestly this is probably the best explanation of what a fry scream is and how it should feel.

[@kovacsrobi5079]

Bro u might be the first guy who explained it so well that I understood and even tried and worked. Thanks brother

[@Signedbydeath]

I’m like 8-14 days into fry scream training. And I think I’m finally getting it! Now I’m tryna teach myself to say words in gutterals lol (yes for anyone wondering I did watch the gutteral video)

[@Ingram7519]

A lot of good videos on this technique but this is by far the most concise and easy to understand.

[@Yurie13]

first and foremost.. that thumbnail tho.. ME: ( started trying couple of times ) MySis: oi! are you losing your shite again or something? Clock: 4:05 am hahaha

[@matin2825]

Lul

[@ghostofnightbackup6115]

me at 5 in the morning

[@PapaMeat-sj3ri]

me a 12 year old trying this:EEEEEEEE my vocal cords:MUDA MUDA MUDA MUDA MUDAA!!!

[@CellarStudioProductions]

I THINK I GOT IT! Thank you so much! I was always trying to ampliy vocal fry. I've been working on all sorts of vocal distortion for 4 years now. I think I finally got the Fry Scream down. THANK YOU! Cheers from Germany \m/

[@droy333]

Got it by 1:40. Not that I started my youtube journey looking at how to scream let alone a subset of screaming. I spent a lot of time as a child making stupid noises haha.

[@SlyHikari03]

Same

[@IAMHIGDON]

Literally just unlocked my fry scream while driving down the road. Went thru all your emails an videos an have been playing around. An I just unlocked. Thank you so much. Now I wanna go deeper into your programs.

[@tempest2985]

Hey! I’ve been doing this correctly for 3 years 😄 I nailed my first fry in my Target Parking lot at like 11pm, felt incredible.

[@r4ge19]

Dude .... I have been whisper screaming for 15 years and had no idea why😂😂😂. God tier explanation. 10/10 would recommend

[@isaiahwarlock]

Hey man, nice to see you've come so far in your screaming journey 🖤

[@isaiahwarlock]

:)

[@4l1en_bra1n4]

Hi bro is it possible if you show me how to fry scream?

[@isaiahwarlock]

@@4l1en_bra1n4 yeah

[@OVERDRIVEN32]

With many vocal technique videos on KZbin, vocalists will tell you "do this" and not explain how to, nor what's physically happening when using a certain technique. This video explained everything perfectly. Thanks! 😊

[@ElDantae]

I scream you scream we all scream 0:08

[@antonius4524]

Cause we're terrified of what's around the corner

[@Unlucky_god666]

Everybody scream morphine

[@iamzed6096]

HANDS DOWN BEST TUTORIAL I FOUND VERY CLEAR AND STARTED TO GET IT QUICKLY

[@MySingingCoverist]

1:18 Big Smoke.exe has booted up.

[@xxwalterxwhitexx8490]

😭

[@drewmark1618]

Best tutorial on this. Unlike others you actually contextualise the process. So many other tutors talk about this technique like you can just do it, asif it's like flicking a switch, asif it's totally normal and easy as pie.

[@c.2136]

This is the perfect tutorial! Thank you very much! It’s fun It’s pedagogical It’s very graphic It’s super friendly It has everything! Thanks!

[@tdieterman2159]

I'm slowly but surely getting better, before I was just gargling spit in my throat, now that's not happening anymore, thank you for this tutorial, very helpful!!!

[@michaelsiddle01]

I've only been practicing a week and I've pretty much got it. I just need to work on my pitch control.

[@alakirte1399]

THANK YOU I did not realize it was not actually based on the vocal fry sound, this makes me feel so much more confident!

[@charlesjohnson873]

Started learning with my growls, and they came so naturally. Gutturals and growls were easy but the screams are completely different for me. This video is great and explains how to start in an amazing way. Wish more people could see this because it stopped me in my tracks on some key misconceptions that I've had. Thank you for the video and I can't wait for more of your work!

[@aaronmarcus6976]

just found this after a few years of teaching myself how to scream, biggest advice I can give to people struggling is to branch out and listen to a lot of different artists! I grew up listening to Linkin Park (rest in peace Chester) and his screams were absolutely impossible for me to emulate until I found some very different screamers, like Keith Buckley of ETID. Trying to make yourself scream like other artists obviously isn't the goal, but it helped me to recognize the positioning and tension in my vocal cords, which gives me steps to practice on.

[@willtato8778]

I have a dog and he growls with a very low pitch sometimes and it's scary if you wake up to it. If you try to make that low pitch growl, then I believe you're one step closer. Remember, the sound needs to feel like it's from the top of the mouth and not from the throat. One way I check is to see if I'm doing it right is if I put my lips together (but not closed - similar to whistling) and the lips feel like they vibrate, and that the air I blow out stutters like a tremolo effect (or talking to a fan). The other comments about the gargling flem also work. With this method, it helps give you the feeling and you can start to control the frequency yourself instead of what other people say (you'll be able to increase the force as you progress...). I felt that there was a range (from around the middle of the mouth to back) where the effect could be created. Further forward gave a deeper rumble while further back gave a coarse, more wet sound. Like he said, everyone is different and so this may not work for you. An example is that gargling and growling are really easily for me, but I couldn't get my head around what other people told me from other videos. No matter how many times I tried (I was also scared of damaging my vocals). While all tutorials are consistent with the fundamentals and what not to do, what tutorials lack are the 'uniqueness' should I say - different methods or techniques to practice. This tutorial was important for me as he talked about a wet sound and a kinda gargling sound. From the comments, I can see that many people have already got a feeling, but just haven't realised that they're already half way there...

[@8BitVex]

Hardly anyone covers the fact that not all techniques work the same across different people. I'm glad you covered it because that fact can lead people down a path of damaging their voice if they don't know this.

[@kennymccormic7578]

Dude, thanks so much for the tips. I've learned it in about 5 minutes thanks to you! And I never knew I could scream like that!

[@ethanm1087]

One of the best tutorials in getting to the fry scream. Took me at least a year on and off but finally got there 🤘

[@svefnhnuturthorgeirsson]

Lol I just realized, I've known how to do it since I was a kid

[@lolabgn2655]

You were the first one to succeed in making me understand how to produce this technique. I had the biggest revelation about this technique thanks to you! Thank you so much.

[@gamergirltv9209]

I’m a natural diaphragm breather, I thought that when I was breathing with my stomach it’s wrong. I didn’t see anyone do that, but now I know. Because I’m destined vocalist. 😂

[@deathwing9664]

Actually every person is born as a diaphragm breather, but most of us change our breathing so we have to get used to it again.

[@celestxial]

Deathwing oh... oopsy

[@zachicusmaximus5551]

I finally figured out how to do it in a way my body understands. So you know the whisper scream everyone does? Hold your mouth/ throat in the same way while also singing the note that corresponds to it, which is usually in the G4-C5 range, then add more air. The secret I was missing for these high screams was you have to aim your real vocal chords at the root note even though it almost doesnt manifest in the sound at all. Its kinda hard to hear it until it clicks for you. For example Underoath Reinventing your exit is a C5, Meshuggah bleed is at a B4, the chorus of Corpse - Code Mistake is an A#4. One note in that area will probably match your natural resonance and be way easier so give it a try. For me its A#4. I struggled then i just stumbled into it somehow, and now vocal fry is unlocked!

[@zenyros]

Why is KZbin's notif 23 hours late... In any case I clicked as soon as I saw it

[@caitlynchambers2051]

BRUHHH you are amazing! I’ve been going through KZbin for YEARS trying to start learning how to fry scream. Yours is the ONLY method that has worked even a little bit for me. THANK YOUUUUUU

[@faselblaDer3te]

2:44 lol my relation with my body is one of mutual spite

[@osricen]

Man, I just did it for the first time in my life while watching your video. Still a long way to go to master it, but MAN... you're the man.

[@Kinseliplier]

2:00 I do not understand this part. When I do this I do not get that sound. I get something that sounds like someone who's been smoking cigarettes for 50 years straining (although I don't smoke or drink and I never have) and I always strain or scratch my vocal chords and my throat when doing this and I don't feel anything in my soft pallet. I have the opposite sound for me I sound very dry and airy and I just can't get that wet growling sound.

[@theycallmedip]

Thank you! Ive been playing with different screams for over a decade now but this anatomical distinction was a lightbulb moment for me. Now i know how it should feel to do it without damaging my chords

[@kerplunk7297]

3:27 beautiful...

[@xenogorwraithblade2538]

Didn't need the tutorial, but wanted to hear what you had to say. very well put. Keep doing these, I promise more people than you realize will find use of them.

[@PewDiePie777]

0:58 Basically the whole video in 5 seconds

[@3lvisplay]

This is actually a realy good explonation. I've been screaming for a couple years now and i've never really known how to explain it. Thanks man

[@Riot076]

THANK YOU for doing a tutorial that actually says how it works. I remember when I was trying to learn how to do a fry scream from yt tutorials that "taught" that this "weak vocal fry" is the basis for the actual fry scream,wasting my time and effort to get there. For any other folk that want to figure out fry screams: what I'd suggest is that you go to a gig (after this whole thing ends ofc) of a band that you know has a vocalist who does fry screams. It's a whole different thing when you actually hear this technique being used live. And while you're there,try to mimic what you hear with all those things that you've heard being said in this video in mind. And one small tip from me: fry scream kinda feels as if you were inhaling air,altho you're actually exhaling it. I know it doesn't make much sense now,but it's also a tip that helped me back then when I got some first screams but was still struggling to make them more firm. That's just how the airflow works with this technique

[@itscoolerthatway]

Is exhaling that air supposed to male you feel dry??? 🤨🤨🤨 I feel dry after I attempt the tuturial but I always make sure to well hydrate while I do it 😅😅😅

[@Riot076]

@@itscoolerthatway It might feel a bit dry,yes. But with time it'll become less and less noticable

[@PrimevalArt]

You got any videos of your vocals?

[@Riot076]

@@PrimevalArt Kind of. I do vocals in a band called Malformation. You can find our album "A Torn Face Of The Future" and some live performances on yt

[@cheeseburger1740]

I just randomly did the fry scream while watching the vocal cords part of the video. Amazing video! Thanks!

[@PinheadLarry673]

Best explanation I’ve seen so far!!

[@inceptionsd]

Should a whisper be introduced while conducting a fry scream, and if so, how is it possible that the vocal folds are completely closed? Im confused because most vocal coaches say they should be 100% closed, but whenever i watch a tutorial on how its done, it sounds like a whisper mixed with fry.

[@maximrowan9339]

Finally, got it from the first explanation. Thank you

[@leonardopolato2634]

My fry scream sounds more like a voice with heavy ass rasp, even though it's not a "full" scream, I like it, it fells like something different that I have for myself

[@PlaysByJayy]

After about a month of embarrassing myself I finally did it yesterday 👌🏻

[@mlgp6274]

I can do that since I was 9 years old I'm 13 now i practiced for years even though my parents hated it because I was going through puberty but I can do it easily when I was 9 and even now :)

[@beckybones7151]

I signed up for those 4 videos like a month ago? And today I can’t believe I actually nailed the fry scream!!!! Still needs improvement but I actually managed to do it!!! So THANK YOU!!!!

[@janluctavares]

2:15 It seems to me that it wil hurt if i do it for a long period. It kinda "scratches" my vocal cords. I believe it shouldn't hurt anything, usually when something hurts, we're doing it wrong. What should I do to correct it?

[@chrisflynn9695]

The ending of what was said is absolutely true. I tried screaming when I was 12 and couldn't get it right for years, I was trying to emulate the worst person possible though, then around 19 one day it just clicked. After that I've little things along the way and gotten better and better throughout the years. My best advice is try to learn the shit properly first then expand. You'll save your voice in the long haul. I have good days and shit days on screams unfortunately because of the way I learned but just be careful and patient. 🤘

[@christianstojgtr]

were you trying to emulate phil anselmo?

[@wallywest0167]

Stop imagining yourself singing Suicide Silence in school talent show. It would never happen*-*

[@nobodylol6494]

I can actually scream but it's a different technique and much deeper

[@regularhuman7939]

@@nobodylol6494 it's the same for me.

[@skelly4197]

you got me except with pray for plagues lol

[@SaviorOfEdge]

@@skelly4197 ayeeee fellow bmth fan i see?

[@neolicious3323]

@@nobodylol6494 false cord?

[@jordanheyvaert6204]

So that tip at 1:48 changed everything for me. I can fry scream now!!

[@Luca_1]

how do you practice this without anyone in your family thinking youve gone insane?

[@ShwetankChandra]

same reason that i never learnt this till the date :")

[@DeathsRose]

Dude I watched this vid two years ago on a dif account and couldn’t find you on my original account, until now, thank youuuu soooooo sooooo much, I learned vocal fry in less than a month thanks to you 🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@vasilijecvetkovic8921]

I learned fry scream in like one month.

[@threecheersforsweetcheesew3231]

I don’t know what kind of scream I learned but I learned it on accident when I was like 8 and tried to scream while doing a Batman voice

[@timytimotius4679]

Can somebody tell me another way to do a correct fry distortion? I've watched and tried this video since like a month ago and haven't configured nor did fry scream / distortion correctly (i stopped whenever my throat felt abnormal). I can do low guttural scream but sucks at fry or high screams. Thanks.

[@vasilijecvetkovic8921]

@@timytimotius4679 @blurry_face_003 send me message on instagram. I will help you.

[@vasilijecvetkovic8921]

@@threecheersforsweetcheesew3231 @blurry_face_003 on instagram send me voice mess

[@4_athallahtsanysatriyaji423]

@@vasilijecvetkovic8921 help me bro

[@rogical4929]

I've been struggling for a year or more. The past you mentioned about the tension kinda helps. I can do a really soft fry. It's distorted, but there's no power. Whenever I try to push through with my diaphragm, I choke. I notice I have no voice what so ever in my fry s̶c̶r̶e̶ whispers lol But that starting point you made, where when you get to that point, make that louder. That's where I should've started. You have more voice in yours, I have none. It's the voice I was missing. Thank you.

[@victorupreti6285]

I can do it it’s just I feel too much tension on my throat I don’t know how to do it with my diaphragm

[@derekjeeter8142]

Hey man, i know what i can do physically (tactile), but to have clear distinction between fry and false chord screams with anatomical description, both taught me how i do what i can now, and how limited my range and understanding had been taking me. Thank you and i hope you make more instructive videos!

[@RiffShop]

🎤 Book a free Screaming Consultation with me! (I’ll critique your scream!) LINK: bit.ly/3nYPTwW

[@liquidfire721]

I tried but you never showed up to the zoom call

[@Callsign_Kishin]

@@liquidfire721he also told me he wasn’t able to help me unless I paid. So basically, this comment he wrote is a lie, and secondly, he only wants to waste time helping people he’s making money on.

[@rtdee4374]

Dude…this is the best tutorial I’ve found. Thanks 🤟

[@Kimizuky]

You don´t have understand how fast im really am

[@ObnoxiousArtist]

I'm betting not as fast as when you're in bed

[@HavocTheHeretic]

Use the floating ribs to reserve air, learn to vibrate your diaphragm and move the noise from the pit. Allow yourself to feel a drop and then heave up. It takes time. I am 6 months, but determination, practice, instruction, and proper warm-ups have made it come along. You learn to breathe and speak properly, doing these vocal distortions can actually make you gain a clean singing voice.

[@JakobStrand]

I truly wanna learn this and sing like Devin Townsend. That´ll get me more chicks and dudes!

[@samkittredge7353]

I struggled for a while to figure it out, but I recently got it while yelling at traffic lol. Yelling cues me into how to use my diaphragm properly and build support. Was trying to get the sound from way too high in my throat. Great guide and the mechanics are fascinating!!🤘🏻🗣

[@nw8084]

You look like Eddy from TwoSetViolin when you wear glasses lol

[@tazppn5575]

we truly are everywhere huh

[@nw8084]

@@tazppn5575 definitely

[@anaespinosamontecristo8]

This is the rock version of eddy

[@Daniel_Grgic]

Bro, this is one of the most helpful tutorials.

[@BeefyMcWhatnow]

I practice while trying to push out a huge poop

[@AThousand-Papercuts]

Good technique, I gotta try that some time

[@Raze1118x]

best explanation man, i've been real half assed with wanting to learn how to fry scream and literally nailed it thanks to your guidance, throat still intact hahahaha cheers dude :)

[@metanoia1401]

is it weird that after attempting to fry scream, my clean vocals get better?

[@JuanGomez-se8wh]

I'm not vocal coach or anything, but I suppose that it is caused because of the chord closure that fry Screams creates

[@metanoia1401]

@@JuanGomez-se8wh thanks! i've honestly been wondering this for a really long time lol

[@PrimevalArt]

Noticed as well, Maybe because it’s training your voice for tougher stuff that your clean vocals become easier to do

[@cyborgpunkmonk]

Same. :D I feel like I finally started to actually be able to sing since starting to practice this.

[@-xlntc91x-]

When I practiced screaming and singing with grit my clean vocals also got better especially my high range. I think it has to do with the increased diaphragmatic support that you need to do metal vocals without hurting yourself.

[@inzane0ne]

2 days in and I've already made considerable progress. Long ways to go still but this was a great starting point.

[@bigcheese6880]

I just wanna scream like Tatiana ^~^

[@keykosvids]

That's why I'm here too

[@tazppn5575]

same i love her

[@anafigueroa-carrillo2721]

She does false cord, not fry. Fry is harder to sound more aggressive. If you want that deep, guttural sound, learn how to do a false cord scream.

[@nemesyssss]

@@anafigueroa-carrillo2721 actually I'm pretty sure she does fry but she practiced and experimented very low and powerful fry screams and that's very hard to do for most women that's why she's so unique

[@anafigueroa-carrillo2721]

@@nemesyssss No, she definitely does a false cord with slam tendencies. A fry wouldn’t be able to achieve the full sound that a fry scream does. The most I’ve seen of that being done is Alissa White-Gluz. Tatiana is definitely very unique but she is a false cord vocalist.

[@brotatochip1019]

This video seemed very helpful and I'm going to start trying to learn how to fry scream with this video.

[@randygerson]

you might benefit from doing some "vocal coach" breakdown style videos. explain what different techniques other metal singers are using, and then react- because entertainment.

[@zazzenfuk]

We do not need more of this