How to Scream like Chester Bennington EXPLANATION & FOLLOW ALONG TUTORIAL

[@Bazs121]

I wish no one were home so I could actually practice this

[@paullapointe]

That's what the volume knob is for

[@mehediarbi7070]

Uss😂😂

[@Kingchef9266]

same

[@adlanmuhammad26]

No one in house, but your neighbour might hear it 😂

[@Albercancook]

Honestlt

[@WerewolfMaster]

*Explaining eloquently like a true Jedi Master.*

[@WillsStarWars]

he is able to teach all the younglings

[@hansenita]

completly agreed!

[@bellamybomb]

this is hands down the BEST tutorial I've ever seen on screaming (and trust me I've seen a lot over the past 10 years), thank you so much for explaining it so clearly

[@EaZyGoiN12]

Thank you Jonathan Davis 🙏 your explanation was really helpful and clear!

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

LOL

[@rrohitamalan]

😆

[@peanuts666]

Lmaoo

[@chepss]

@@SINGANDSCREAM hahaha seriously though, who are you? You're a great teacher dudee

[@darkthought7860]

Hahahahahahahah

[@JayFAE12]

He mixes his chest voice (full singing) along with his fry, its fucking impressive and hard to pull of like he did it

[@Justriding]

Hands down the best tutorial on this technique I have found, I was waiting for the "I wanna heal, I wanna feel.. " at the end.. lol

[@woodnt]

after so many videos this is the FINALLY the first time I managed to pull off a somewhat decent false chord distortion (through some trial and error) after not being able to do anything close to it... this just feels like a huge breakthrough for me! thank you so so much for this! The approach, the explanation, the simple steps to follow along, just everything

[@Sulsalogan]

Dude, thank you so much. I’ve never been able to pull off any form of vocal distortion before, and with this I was literally able to do it while watching your video. Insane man, you earned a new sub! 😁

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Thank you and congratulations! Make sure you observe your vocal health closely. Always do voice checks and trust in what feels good or bad.

[@fallenx9057]

Holy shit...I've never been able to understand... I finally get it! Thank you man no one has ever explained it in a way I could understand

[@kanishkanicholas180]

The only REAL tutorial in youtube that brings you to what you want...Im just so much comfortable with your lessons...and you re the only one on youtube that helped me...thank you so so much!

[@DM2Live]

literally the best tutorial for this on the web

[@ryuki5438]

This deserves much more views. You explained it so well and also the different levels in a way that makes perfect sense to me! Thank you so much!!!

[@NickMcC]

This is the rock-n-rollinest thing I’ve seen all day and I’m 100% here for it

[@ElmerOmero02]

THANK YOU SO MUCH! Huge LP fan! Bought their first 3 albums back in the day, and now I can finally sing this stuff thanks to you! CHEERS😁

[@Schwaaaang]

I'm learning this right now and this is so helpful to have a step by step guide. Fry has always eluded me but I'm determined. Thank you so much dude

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

There are a couple different ways to get to very similar sounding screams, people would categorise as fry. One way might help you more than others.

[@MyloValailo]

I just bingewatched through your vids, you're just what I needed - someone who's teaching the what-nots of screaming techniques with the skill to pass this knowledge, something many other content creators seem to have forfeit for hyping their videos up more. Great content, great attitude, instant sub. Keep on doing what you do!

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Thank you so much. Means a lot to me! I try not to hide any part of my knowledge and give out all the infos that are important. Production value needs to go up though haha

[@dashobradors]

I think this is my favourite step by step video on screaming. I've seen a lot of tutorials but this one explains it 👌🏻

[@DustinTavo]

Oh my God it’s working I love you so much right now. My old way of doing growls was very violent and flappy. More of a gutteral type of false chord thing. I’m using this method to sing some Opeth and it’s working amazingly. I’ve been trying so hard to do this forever. I even hit some really dirty pitched stuff like in this video. Instead of doing the HUHP then pushing as hard as I can I’m doing something different from what I always do and trying to make it sound really light and crappy and no strain and it’s working way better! Wowowowow thanks so much. I knew the whole time I was like it just seems like I’m missing one thing and then I would have it but no one could explain it properly like you did. And you made it so easy. If I had caught your video long ago I’d probably be really good by now. Thanks man!!!!!!

[@bharkanlol]

PERFECT EXPLAINED HOW TO GET THE FALSE CORD SOUND! I'm practising it right now and I start coughing sometimes when I do it and have a hard time finding the rattle. I can do the hold and talk with it, but when I do a note It's like I let go and my vocal folds takes over and I get a raspy sensation that makes me cough.

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Does it sound very similar to what i am doing or quite different? Triggering the false folds the first couple times can lead to a coughing sensation, but the vocal folds should feel and sound the exact same afterwards and the coughing sensation should go away after doing it a couple times. If your voice is different after this and the coughing sensation does not go away you are doing something else that is harmful and you need to tackle the distortion differently.

[@bharkanlol]

@@SINGANDSCREAM I guess I have a hard time holding a note with the compression. When I hold the note it's like I'm letting through more air than I need and I start to cough. The triggering of the false cords kinda sounds like your.. but mor clicky and less "gritty" or "Muddy".

[@Grissington-108]

ive never seen a better tut. thank you so much bro

[@ashbringer15]

This is basically trying to speak like and old man and then scream with the same concept, that's how I got it. Thank you man u da best

[@rouschem7420]

es la mejor explicación que he visto de como hacer esa distorsión sin dañar las cuerdas vocales y hacerlo bien muchas gracias!!!

[@davidmcminn1843]

man i made some progress watching this! Thank you dude! will keep practicing

[@rammler5987]

I'll practice that and then I'll come back here and tell you if it worked for me. I have subscribed.

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

I appreciate it! Let me know how it goes

[@mestayno]

so how did it go 😂

[@evanebodart5746]

Your scream is amazing

[@Робоцыпа]

my god, best explanation and step-by-step guide at the whole internet!) THANK YOU VERY MUCH!)))

[@badshahSelamet]

Great! An actual tutorial! I can activate my false chords with ease. I'll try to get vocal fry next.

[@TsutajyaVlard]

I've tried to learn this for many years always made I bit progress now with this explanation it work the best and I think from this point I can focus on actually learning it

[@TheVeloz1999]

THANK YOU, this is the most helpful tutorial i've seen (and i've seen SO MANY)

[@seekingpeaceofself]

Went to the bathroom to practice this for the acoustics, got banned from my favorite truckstop.

[@suazdee]

Actually one of the best teachers

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

aww thank you!

[@stryker_6568]

Bro I just wanna say the algorithm loves your videos, I've changed many channels and accounts and you keep popping up

[@GabiBrooks]

Ok, no words to thank you for this explanation and tips! Game changer right here!

[@h3r3si43]

I just figure out that this is What i ´ve been doing for years now. When my friends comes to talk about how I do it, im unable to explain because it always have been there since the start. This vidéo mighty help me to show to my Friends how it’s done Thank you

[@asdf2098]

Straight to the point, no nonsense. Thank you so much!

[@ranex9184]

Omg man! Thank you so muuch!! This is rly working. You are amazing! I'm try to learn fry 1 year and on CIS youtube people can't teach normaly. Just only show the scream, fry, false cord. And saying "Pay for the next lessons" They have +100500 videos but his just showing his scream and saying repeat with me... Thank you so much man! You will have a place in heaven🥲

[@csongorzsedely8655]

I guess this is one if the top hardest thqniques

[@Nightcore_all_night]

This sounds pretty simular. But its so hard to get that mix/blend between scream and voice that chester did perfect

[@slimreaper1742]

Would this be similar for sam carters style of vocals? Love the tutorials btw very helpfull!

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Yes but Sam Carter uses a chestier mixed voice inside, not this lighter mix i use here, and not a complete vocal fry. Just a bit for the melodic parts and more break up in the shouty parts.

[@bebecitatamasricaqueayer]

Bro I was figuring out how to sing like him (I'm actually a singer but reggaeton wise music) and this has helped me a lot tysm my g

[@adrienlerequin]

best scream course ever.

[@CiciVonStrangelove]

Literally life changing! Thank you :)

[@twe820]

Best tutorial about Chester´s technique, Thanks.

[@herja.kaosis]

You're amazing bro, love your work

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Thanks so much!

[@christianiliev3493]

Surprisingly effective tutorial!

[@viniciussanctus]

Best step-by-step tutorial I've seen so far on this

[@keenman0403]

My right ear really enjoyed this tutorial…haha in all seriousness you’re goated for doing this and imma try to practice this often

[@antoniomontemuro9751]

now you gave us gold. Thank you, greatings from Brsil

[@cleopatrabeyblade]

BEST VIDEO IVE SEEN ON THIS! Thank you!

[@ArtistGoodie]

WOW This is very effective! Thank you. I think i fixed some details that i was doing wrong.

[@Ollikai]

Bro what a badass lesson

[@AJslayer86]

Bro where'd you go??? How about Layne Staley or Dave grohl methods? You da man dude

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Heyo I'm still alive. i'm also teaching every day so very little time for youtube unfortunately. My students are my priority. Time for youtube will come in september when i'm done with my master's.

[@AJslayer86]

@@SINGANDSCREAM that's awesome man, best of luck on your degree. Where do you teach, at your school?

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

@@AJslayer86 I teach singing, screaming, music production, and songwriting as a freelancer. :-)

[@tukaret]

Best tutorial ever

[@grogu833]

this worked like a charm thank you.

[@Huwbydoo]

Brilliant!! Your teaching is great, thanks for the video. I got that sound, going from speaking in that constipated voice to singing a note to giving it a bit more volume. That sound came out and it felt completely different from all the other times I tried it. It feels so different to normal singing, like holding a note in constipated voice is harder, but then by trying it its kind of like the false folds active themselves and I didn’t have to ‘do’ as much with my throat as I thought. I think I’d been trying to keep it feeling the same with my normal voice and that’s what held me back. I recorded myself and actually found it kind of disturbing hearing those sounds coming out of my throat hahaha it sounds like a demon! If you upload any more vids in the future, I’ll be watching them!!

[@mestayno]

He’s not even making any new content for years now but after watching about 2 hours of tutorials this is the first one I can understand and follow. After literally 5 month of practicing I have an obervation to make of his technique. To me it seems like when at around 7:24 he switches to the fry technique he still switches to that falsetto fry he demonstrates at the beggining 0:44 which he says we will not be doing. As I'm pretty persistent with this, I'm going to give this a few tests as I can achieve fry from falsetto. Maybe I'm misunderstanding something about this tutorial, but I thought that we're not going to do that type of fry at all with this technique.

[@mochammadgilanglukmanulhak230]

I wanna see your music cover or your originl song bro.. Your voice were amzing bro..

[@ChillZone_ita]

Love voice chester

[@DrRhyhm]

Replay for practise: 5:58

[@ctrlc7040]

What an OJ you are, thanks a lot

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Haha thanks. You're welcome!

[@VicTiva]

Thank you for this!

[@modernluciddreamer3720]

Best tutorial out there!

[@raiantahsin6469]

Best tutorial so far🙌🙌

[@thinkingphoenix4213]

And now I need to find a secluded place to practice these :')

[@ashinarkan1330]

massively excellent. period. thanx.

[@christophera5561]

Thank'you man, I'll study and try it

[@TheRealRedWolf]

This tutorial was really helpful at understanding the fundamentals. Do you think you could cover Michael Barr from volumes? Most notably his performances at warped tour 2014? It seems like he gets these incredibly powerful screams with little to no effort. Does his method sound healthy to you? I haven't seen any vocal coach cover volumes before.

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Yeah that is the same method but a bit louder and chestier with the voice underneath. You can hear how his voice does not breakup completely. There is still his ''Yelling'' pitch inside. That's because he goes into the vocal fry from a higher energy coordination, a chestier mix, and not a lighter mix like i use here.

[@rockydavies9414]

Thank you for sharing this technique mate! It helped a lot with what I was trying to achieve.

[@SergeyPan1987]

It is great! Thanks!

[@fenharel2137]

Dude this is amazing, thank you so much

[@robertcombei]

great tutorial i've been wanting to scream for a while and i started to learn how to scream 3 weeks ago, i'd say this tutorial is one of the best in this regard

[@sylvainpanneau6460]

Ok that's a fucking damn good explanation thanks so much man

[@jorgegallego9672]

This is incredible

[@mrdiscrepancy]

forcing myself to be able to do an impression of nickelback helped LMAO

[@NRG2]

I would like to hear you blend clean tone and fry like Chester by creating constriction. It simply is not the technique he is using. But this is still a nice video for other reasons and I am a new subscriber. Any critique I give is with good intention for the channel

[@carlosmoncayo596]

Wow que buena explicación ya entendí ya que no sabia que camino recorrer, me suscribo enseguida

[@deformedbeauty285]

Please do Chris motionless next 🙏

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

That is almost the same technique btw! But with a bit more volume and a bit chestier voice inside.

[@dimascuwk9071]

And there you have it

[@Mistrzdan]

Oh I love this tutorial man

[@pyrkhatlangtiewsoh1177]

Chris liepe also covers this quite well .

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Indeed!

[@lrballistics]

Definitely gonna be working on this in the car instead of sounding like an idiot trying to scream Shadow of Intent, will update with results 😂

[@northernninety7]

If you feel pain or weakness in your throat then stop immediately. I've been practicing for a couple years. The better you are, the more effortless it becomes.

[@WhiteCr_0w]

this helped immensely!

[@NRG2]

You alllmost had it! However: Chester’s sound actually comes from a different place in the mouth than during this demonstration. The tone was almost there but the reason Chester has a wider frequency distribution with the same tone/note is because he is not constricting so much in the throat. Think of sending the scream into your nasal passage. He moves the place of distortion further forward and up in the mouth.. So it’s really happening in the roof of his mouth NOT in the back of his throat like this demonstration. Think about it as triangulation between your lowest voice and where you’re singing to, then move that 3rd point (distortion) further forward in the mouth.

[@BenOnuMuDiyorum]

Underrated comment

[@alessandro_inno]

Do you have a demonstration? I have an issue making the highest notes. My troath goes clean the higher i go, so when i reach e5 it's hard for me to put fry into the note.

[@mestayno]

@@alessandro_inno this happens to me too. Did you figure it out eventually?

[@alessandro_inno]

@@mestayno kind of. I also realized how much his voice is processed in that scream. I got this dude on skype and told me a similar thing to this. The thing is, it takes practice, like he said that he could do it in line 6 months practicing every day. But also i have the isolated vocal track and you can hear the layering and compression woth distortion. So its a mix of tons of things.

[@mestayno]

@@alessandro_inno do you have any tips on how to keep compression on higher notes? I managed to pull off a "different kind" of fry with a lot less tension on a higher note. On lower notes I can compress a lot but then I can't relax into the fry.

[@Ace1dodger]

Love your videos

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Love you for watching them!

[@Evowar05]

Found this. Subbed and notifications on. Goes to fav. Great tutorial.

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Thank you!

[@LixoN97]

The best teacher. Thanks you a lot.

[@edgecrusher9856]

This rasp burns back of my throat 😳

[@jmncherry]

thanks for this training! it's really helpful!

[@Dpope88]

this is extremely helpful.

[@mlgjesus2260]

Thanks man:)

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

You're welcome! Let me know if it gets you wher you wanna be

[@safariniyasmeen]

The only video that explain right this f@Ckng fry Scream 😂 Thank You 😊

[@Stagger_Leo]

Can anyone explain how you get the compression into mix voice? I can’t get it any higher than G4. Thanks for the video. Great teaching.

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Try compressing very lightly while also being quite quiet. Slide around and get to higher pitches this way. Make sure when compressing you don't get all old man sounding dull and dark, but still keep a twangy forward placement you need for your mix.

[@Jess1234567897]

Super helpful.

[@oceansawayband]

Ausgezeichnet! A few times I had to chuckle a bit cause it reminded me of every porno I’ve ever seen with the “yea yea yea” but this is actually great vocal technique and advice. Thanks buddy 🙏🏽!! Cheers to you

[@Ashley-cb9th]

Thank you so much for this!!! Once you get the practice down that you said to do how do you get to the point where you can add in that vocal fry? How do you know you’re ready, and is it dangerous if done improperly? Maybe I could just search how to do a vocal fry but would that be correct? Then just start doing this and combine the vocal fry once I’ve got this down? Or will it just come naturally as you get louder, like you said your voice will naturally become that way because it wants to as you get louder?

[@zekie106]

i already know how to fry scream and do false chords but ive been having a hard time doing those when hitting very high notes like the "put me out of my fucking miseREEEEEEEEYYYYY" part

[@HavoCentral]

Before the long note, how did Chester do misery? The Ry part sounds more forced and I can see him straining. I can't match that tone without thinking I'm doing it wrong. Love the videos BTW. Learned more in one car ride than what I thought I had figured out myself over the years

[@PSUaPK]

5:26 - 5:30 had me dying 😂 Thank you so much for this tutorial 🙏

[@amintafreshi799]

He's secretly an opera singer

[@JavierCaicedo1077]

YOU THE REAL MVP

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Haha thank you!

[@xosemusic]

After Seen you, I want to learn this so bad