I Learned METAL SCREAMS For a Month. (Here's what happened)

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[@ros3m4ries]

"i could do that shit" "I couldn't do that shit" "something i have wanted since highschool, Goth Pussy" im dead within 30 seconds in

[@thepoopbender2506]

bruh homie spittin tho 😩

[@melbatoast1858]

Trust me. You dont want that shi... on mofo dingu

[@killfly_]

30 seconds in what? The video or the Goth

[@jontraz5993]

@@killfly_ ayy

[@tboj]

So best.

[@bartugurakn6782]

Most underrated music channel in KZbin...

[@williamdunnill7996]

Yes! Judy is one of a kind

[@argelsoares5412]

Nah He deserve It He kinda idiota not gonna lie

[@VikCain]

And most useful!!

[@codycoyote7046]

Check out Pat finnerty he’s great too. Edit: love uncle Judy just as much, both funny music guys.

[@RDR7891]

Fax

[@jackshoplock3846]

Just watched 12 minutes of a grown man growling in a car… can’t say I’m disappointed

[@Tysandifer]

Best place to record vocals honestly lol

[@Celatra]

@@Tysandifer i'd say it's the basement, because you can hear the differences in resonance in basements.

[@annath_ii]

Are you expecting a child to be growling in a car?

[@SyrupyBeard]

I just love the fact that he somehow forgot how to fry scream like he wasn't imitating Rob Halford singing Painkiller lol

[@bigbrainb4662]

Imagine walking by his car with a very distressed gentleman just screaming his guts out.

[@angryktulhu]

Been doing that for years, developed a habit of kinda enjoying the facial expressions 😂

[@zooluuzvxz7257]

So in other words: He's married?

[@DrelvanianGuardOffic]

"I've objectified women.. and hated on punk rock.." The life story of most metalheads.

[@d.j.casanova960]

Lmao 🤣 facts

[@bloodydiablo666]

Especially Pornogrind 💀

[@edge4266]

Vocalist since 2017 here, I would recommend looking into learning projection. Its a way of using the diaphragm to force a higher volume of air through the vocals to make them sound more loud and full. Alex Terrible is doing the same basic sounds you learned in this video but he's a master at projecting his scream to get that insane low growl. There is also a DVD by Melissa Cross called The Zen of Screaming all about breathing techniques, projection, and creating the sounds themselves, she was the vocal coach for Randy Blythe from LoG. What you managed to do took me 3 years to learn and is ultimately insanely impressive and if you keep practicing you'll have a sick ass scream!

[@Xtoxinlolinecronomicon]

Agreed, the amount of progress made in such a relatively short time is indeed impressive.

[@_stitches_1334]

Me using the "corey taylor b4 vocal lessons" scream

[@Jayy_Does_Stuff]

@@_stitches_1334 In 2 weeks you'll be using the Try to scream but can't even talk bro

[@revtv2497]

I started dabbling in harsh vocals like 15 years ago, only started getting serious about it maybe 5 years ago but yeah, this progress in a month? He's already where I am with false chords but I can't get any real volume to them lol

[@revhappymv]

Hehe "ass scream"

[@cranklabexplosion-labcentr8245]

If you’re a death metal singer, your stage moves should ONLY be stoically standing there with your hair down while you look down, feet solider with apart, with one hand cuffing the microphone and the other hand in an “open palm” position like you’re grabbing a fragile glass ball. Also, in the studio, your vocals MUST be compressed so heavily in the mix so that, and the double kick are the only things you hear. Guitars and bass are just a background wash.

[@xtremeburneranch]

lorna shore starter pack

[@Louzahsol]

And for black metal it needs to sound like your throat is being torn out with a rusty screw driver

[@HEADASSLOOKINGAHHH]

@@Louzahsol you also need to record everything with a sony camara from 2006 and export everything 1 audio only

[@jerm2332]

@@HEADASSLOOKINGAHHH I think you’re mistaken. We need a Nokia phone. Actually that might be goregrind

[@jontraz5993]

@@Louzahsol if it's black the bass is no longer a background noise. It's picked up, put down again and put to rest forever

[@UncleRJ]

I know this video is quite a joke but it is quite inspirational. I had been interested in learning some screams so seeing you succeed is nice.

[@hoszmusic]

How did it go? I’m getting frustrated lol

[@UncleRJ]

@@hoszmusic I gave up lmao. I couldn't get it down and my throat fukim hurt, meaning I did horribly wrong and risked losing my voice.

[@EnvisionedBlindness]

Bro I had a part in a song from my old band that had a 20 second long fry scream and I literally blacked out on stage one time lololololol

[@joaopereira2096]

I cant believe it took an alcoholic mess with a chicken to teach me how to fry scream

[@monsterfukk7737]

As somebody who screamed completely wrong for 4 years before I figured out false chord (I'm now at about 10 years and doing much better) you did fantastic. I'm really excited to see more of your learning process and your sense of humor definitely earned you a sub. You deserve to blow up (in the youtube way, not the dying way).

[@maksym.pavlenko]

I'm glad you've specified the way he should blow up

[@kevinblack6702]

No no the second way.. Blue up

[@Tirryna]

OMG....I've been trying for over 4 years and I still can't fry the way I want....My frys legit sound like I'm trying to front a female AC/DC cover band...I'm also a mezzo soprano, so I don't want to damage my folds. Voice Hacks with Mary Z is also my goto.

[@λαμπροςΣακκος]

Since I started with fry because it come extremely natural to me and I've been doing them for 3 years you need to find where your voice starts to break keep that note move it up from vocal folds to the false chords add distortion then close the false chords and let them vibrate only when air moves them up and down so they make the classic click fry distortion and then maintain that you don't need to push much with fry it's ny default quite scream you can start by wishpers I hope that helps even a bit

[@jackbarton7689]

I started with whisper screaming in the shower and after doing that a while with something resembling distortion (whispering Dickie Allen noises) it stopped sounding like much of a whisper. I think I started tightening some part of my throat and it made a sound without any pain. The next time I watched a tutorial, I realised what I was doing was just a weak fry scream and then it got better with practice. I'm not 100% sure I'm doing it right but it sounds a lot better than everything else I've tried.

[@Zendreax]

The technique you're discovering literally on your own reminds me of the "tunnel throat" technique which is typically heard in deathcore. You haven't perfected it but you're on the right track to sounding incredible if you can manage to hone that sound. Use the technique that came the most natural and comfortable to you and double down on it, make it your own. Just keep experimenting with sounds and techniques that make sense as a metal vocalist.

[@ros3m4ries]

Uncle judy, sincerely, with love, for the love of god, my brother in christ, with all due respect of everyone involved, in my opinion, lose the porn stache

[@theswartleymc]

I recently learned how to do this and it took months to get it right. You're video is step by step how I learned it.

[@brahimaherouane9680]

so this is like Nik Nocturnal, but FUNINIER ? Subbed !

[@joelflex]

This video was very entertaining. Fucking epic Judy. Loved the chicken too.

[@unforg1v3n]

Holy fuck, this was so much fun to watch! Almost everyone on YT self-censors saying certain words, this dude doesn't give two shits. Great video, and so refreshing to see!

[@EnvisionedBlindness]

Lows are easy when you get them down. A few extra months of practice and you could be a passable low tier local metalcore band vocalist

[@Scrubermensch]

Imagine being me, not only being the singer but bassist, drummer, and guitarist at my own band and losing my GIANT b00bs and AZZ GF for a guy who only plays acoustic guitar.

[@BrazilianSelfMadeOfficial]

Damn. almost relatable

[@CarrotBallSquash]

9:03 POV: you've been kidnapped and this man has just pulled a bag off your head

[@RDR7891]

You’re genuinely one of the most underrated and entertaining music KZbinrs I’ve seen

[@Taimur.Shairyar]

Man this should have AT LEAST 1 million views

[@vincentforest4074]

Your humor is sometimes questionable but I still laughed my ass off 🤣

[@95Silvan]

Dude, haven`t laughed so much at a youtube video for a long time. You´re hilarious and the editing is brilliant. Good job

[@NickLeonard]

the most real and relatable screaming video on youtube

[@zackhartle8629]

For many years I've been practicing screaming and it has not been an easy task. It's one of those things you have to stick to for a long time and constantly practice, ten years later and I have finally just started getting some what decent sounding to my own ears, a couple buddies think I'm actually really good but I know deep down inside I suck, But you know what confidence is the key as well as hard work. Keep at it dude and eventually you'll hit that sweet spot.

[@kennyboy6325]

I don't know how you ended up in my feed...aside from the amount of metal music I listen to. Your video was incredibly entertaining. I laughed a bunch. Glad to see someone with the focus to learn a new skill! I used to teach music. You are a teacher's dream student! hahaha!

[@nolan_riddle]

Thank you for putting in the light headed scenario. I had an issue with it before but now I got the fix😎

[@GT-qv1gl]

TBH, watching Chris Liepe teaching the “vocal break” thing and Kardavox Academy explaining how a vocalist might be achieving a sound were by far the fastest way I finally got the screams down.

[@ErixOn]

I have the opposite problem. I can pull off some really satanic fry screams, but when I try false chords I sound like an angry gremlin child.

[@mrskizzot]

I've been doing black metal vocals for id say 15+ years, I also felt like the things new people lacked when learning how to scream is projection and breathing techniques. Getting the actual sound you want should also be second to not destroying your vocal cords. Doing it the wrong way for a few years and getting polyps in your throat is probably not a fun thing. As its been mentioned probably, the Zen of Screaming is definitely a good place to start. Most the youtube tutorials I see teach you shortcuts and have some pretty bad advice. Its a fun hobby though.

[@777-h6d]

How do you know if you have developed polyps?

[@aidan8061]

We need an Andy Cizek feat

[@amconthetrack5008]

PPl who say you will destroy your vocal chords trying to scream... They must be the same kind of person that would wear the same socks for two weeks to prove a point.. see what I'm sayin.

[@snottyboy9983]

No

[@snottyboy9983]

I fucking don't

[@chasereynolds6885]

It's honestly extremely impressive that you learned the technique so fast. It's not easy. Those who know, know.

[@joshuavardo7213]

Very good for 1 month honestly!! And that thing you were saying you do with your tounge to help is actually called tunnel throating. It's not something people pick up so quickly, so great job 😊

[@chungoeternal6848]

I want that Judussy

[@d.j.casanova960]

Just this intro alone gained you a subscriber lmao I've been doing "harsh" metal vocals since 2010, at the beginning I started doing false chord vocals, now I do a mixture of false chord and vocal fry, mainly vocal fry. But I can promise you doing false chords and vocal fry wrong can permanently fuck up your vocal chords and folds. If you ever want some pointers or free lessons let me know. I stopped taking students back in December so I could focus more on recording music, but I'd be more than happy to help.

[@bennnevans]

The trick to screaming is throat singing. Khovu and dag kargyraa translate directly into falsecord and khoomei translates directly into fry. I'll be honest, 99% of the information out there on KZbin for screaming is not good or is very outdated, but you managed a pretty solid base sound for an fc scream by the end of a month. The big issue with many of the resources you'll find online is people telling you to sigh or grunt to get your false folds to distort without telling you that there is a very specific way to sigh/grunt to prevent issues. This is where the two styles of kargyraa come in. Khovu and dag teach a controlled and clean engagement of the true folds, false folds, and aryepiglittic folds. You can think of these styles of kargyraa as a non distorted falsecord scream. Whereas almost everyone tells you to use vocal fry as the base for your fry scream when in reality vocal fry has nothing to do with fry. A fry scream comes from a high pressurized stream of air moving through a narrowed passageway of the throat causing cartilages to move at a high rate. Or simply using a controlled closure of the throat with a controlled stream of air to get the sound. Whereas vocal fry is an irregular phonation of one's true vocal folds and is safe to sing in, but not safe as a form of distortion. The best way to get a fry scream is to start from khoomei. It's another form of Tuvan throat singing like dag and khovu kargyraa, but instead teaches the controlled closure of the throat and the placement of sound needed to get a safe fry (not vocal fry) scream. So if you ever want to take your screams to the next level, this is how.

[@dragonhubgaming5934]

Prof deathcore?

[@angryktulhu]

Dude “a fry scream” is literally an umbrella term with multiple options and techniques. Some people even use overcompressed false cords with less amount of projection and voila - you get some kind of a long scream. Also the theory about cartilages being the basis for frys, I’ve heard that many times but I seriously doubt it. As cartilages (cuneiform) just can’t make a good closure since they are literally just two round pieces of cartilage, they are not like walls. Plus EVI made a video on extreme vocals and they literally demonstrated (thru multiple laryngoscopy videos) that cartilage vibration provides a very low rumbling (in addition to FC vibration) in what they call a grunt - a typical old school death metal growl. So, any decent sources that it’s cartilages that generate fry distortion?

[@kbaptiste28]

Kek

[@gavinsunderland4392]

@@dragonhubgaming5934 yes lmao, the savior indeed

[@bennnevans]

@@gavinsunderland4392 Hey buddy

[@1serious0mfr]

this was awesome, I hope you continue to improve and keep us updated

[@tyler1234321]

insane progress my dude. I wish I could do that but I'm pretty sure I'd die.

[@jeremyleonard6372]

im still trying to message you for tips on what lubricant to use on my guitar to learn riffs faster

[@CopyPasteFaill]

like 6 months ago for me. the goth girlfriend has not found another screamer yet so im doing pretty ok i think

[@hatethreeoneofficial]

What made getting my growls to be slightly louder really easy was sound choice, using "RRRRS" AND "AWWWS" helped me find cadence and volume

[@ryang3225]

Uncle Judy posting a metal vocal progression is something I didn’t know I needed in my life.

[@Daniel-vu4qu]

0:39 - subbed.

[@Senzuballs]

See it’s weird with me I’ve always struggled with false chord but fry screams have always been comfortable for me. I can even do lows with them too Great video dude!

[@luukhoogland1431]

Haha dude, this popped up out of nowhere and it made me laugh so hard. So many people try to be funny, but this got me good. Thanks!

[@noahhughes1433]

I had the same problem with fry screams false cords came naturally

[@deandarvin553]

My mom has those mugs too. God damn it Uncle

[@chickentendies7023]

Chicken Tendies approves this message

[@cancaryan]

bro you've grown so big, i remember when you were barely at 1k subs you deserve it man

[@johnsolus4567]

If that was salt in that water, the last thing it'll do is relax your throat cause its gonna dry it out. Honestly your first approach of focusing on technique is the best way to go, along with staying hydrated

[@TeaspoonUlysses]

Calling Kardavox Academy.

[@waydesworld108]

Love this vid. Only recommendation.... Have you considered possibly running your master audio track through a bus compressor to tighten up the range? When you're speaking, your voice is lower. But some clips are WICKED loud. If you throw a compressor/limiter on some of those super loud parts even...and turn them down to match your vocals...the rest will balance more evenly. Then you can bring the overall video volume and loudness up to a even level while still getting that overblown volume effect on certain clips. Food for thought. Keep em coming.

[@ptr_does_music7042]

Weird thing, but personally I found it way easier to get familiar with fry screams rather than false cords. To this day my false cord screams are pretty shitty and probably unhealthy, but my fry technique is fine, I can even go for low screams with it

[@λαμπροςΣακκος]

Yeah bro depends a lot on the sound you start with I was trying to make false chords and I was doing frys the reason some people don't get them is because you first need to find where your voice breaks and then take it move the sound from your actual vocals to the false chords then add distortion and close them false chords that's why frys last longer overall it's more complicated

[@ptr_does_music7042]

@@λαμπροςΣακκος op ellhnas! :P

[@justinsundstrom8976]

You finally look like my uncle, Judy.

[@pen_bapp]

i love how everyone when they learn screams it just hits a point where they just go “oh i figured it out”

[@williewiss6944]

YOU HAVE TO RELAX!!!!

[@Daemonesse]

I'm a goth bitch that would date uncle Judy whether or not he'd be able to scream. It's the chaotic energy for me.

[@zeregaa]

i wonder..that song at the end, be honest, did you take inspiration from..well basically every BROJOB song?

[@snootman]

bro I can do one specific scream, but your low growl is what I want TEACH ME HOW YOU LEARNED IT! please

[@AtanoKSi]

the thing with fry is that you don't have to scream, it's a technique that doesn't have a lot of volume in comparison with false chords My aproach to it is giving a bit of tone like aaaaa but exhaling a bit, and slowly closing how much air you let pass with your throat I guess, so you start hearing this ... well, frying sound, if you do it quietly it sounds like you were whispering. It's hard to explain, for me the difficult one is the false chord, I can only do short ones like a darn big ol dawg, yours are really good imo

[@CyclesAreSingularities]

it took me 1.5 years to get the fries down, false chord stuff came later. now I a sort of combination of both, you can do lorna shore shit with it but it's also what you use to get the sam carter sing scream.

Send an email to Mark from kardabox academy, he teach very good lessons of scream and gutturals

[@OinkOinkOinkOink]

i was doing the same shit as you 3 years ago. I laughed sooo hard sometime during you video because i had the fking same reaction. Doing my coffee, fry screaming kinda, and saying "fck" every 1 or 2 min

[@BTNU-ru4dy]

U whernt doing fry screams properly u don’t actually scream it’s like a high sigh while holding in your diaphragm

[@declan0001]

your high screams sound like zombies from black ops

[@yeegs5181]

man this stuff is so hard to just do it right consistently, much less actually sing lyrics while doing it :')

[@BrazilianSelfMadeOfficial]

I can teach you one thing or another if you're interested in it. I've hit you up on Twitter

[@anseljames5531]

congratulations youv'e learned arytenoid cartilage rattle and not false cord screams

[@xHRVSTRx]

super crisp fries, also youre doing better than me, I do inhales LOL

[@aeroxpre]

cool vid judy 🙏 bless up 💯🫡

[@comkioxd]

1:29 this guy's goat screech unironically helped me achieve a higher pitched fry scream

[@bierutki]

LOL my girl is the one that does the metal screams. She will destroy you! I’m scared sometimes.

[@TJVOCALS]

Buy a face spa from amazon, the goated purchase any heavy vocalist should have

[@NotaDrDoom]

With screams like that you're lookin at maybe scoring some math-rock bassists scene GF. Sorry bud.

[@awonderingoneil206]

🤣

[@SawtoothGrin1986]

Thank you for understanding doing this shit is not easy. It takes YEARS of practice. Even for all the non screamers out there in vocals there are Highs mids lows gutterals pig squeels, zombie, tunnel throat, gravel scream, kettle scream, inhale screams, and it goes on and on and fucking on

[@nathaaaaaa]

One day I forgot my mic turned on while on discord, I was screaming to "Sojourner" and one mf asked "who is the minecraft zombie?". I gave up on screaming

[@HarptoHeart69]

I still remember when he had long hair and couldn't grow a mustache. Also, almost everything was about Polyphia. 😂

[@jumbler2]

Did you watch hungry lights videos on the subject he’s the screamer for Tallah and he’s awesome

[@Stygmahtuh]

im watching this april second 2024, just happened to XD, Ive been tryna figure it out and i wanna watch someone else see what they learned to do and dont do, bc people who already know i think suck at explaining lol or im bad

[@jwspitz35]

12:18 ayo????????????

[@WarriorEsoteric]

Don’t try to add grit to your high screams, it’ll shred your cords, take air into the lungs, 🫁 slowly push the air out and then manipulate the note by slightly holding the vocal cords open

[@PleaseForgiveYourself]

😂 this explains how my voice and body felt when I discovered Iowa... And life is peachy.

[@megandrover340]

Just an fyi goth music in general doesn’t have growls in its mostly post punk darkwave stuff which is just like mellow rock

[@Cee_B]

I never imagined laughing so much while just trying to be informed and listening to another persons scream vocals😂 amazing video. But no fr if you wanna learn how to scream powerfully, long lasting and reach different pitches just pick up some hard alcohol and cigarettes or a vape at your local corner store and form a habit lol. I’m a bit of a natural singer and screamer (not born for it but good enough at it) but I also picked up a smoking habit when I was in HS still and then I graduated an drank more alcohol and I could do it a lot better afterwards (the correct way)before hand it was just wimpy and dry sounding. but now I can ring your ear drums if you really wanted me to. The best way to learn is to make hella different noises and practice breathing, Fck around with your throat, chest and stomach muscles till it feels painless and simple to do..BUT..DO IT IN THE CAR, W the windows all the way up. It creates a good sound environment. Always make sure when you listen to yourself that your checking to see if your belly button is going inward towards your spine. If that ain’t happening for you when you scream then you ain’t using enough voice or possibly air OR both, through your throat passage. Hope that helps lol. It’s not hard. Find your vocal pressure and keep an eye on breathing from the stomach. You’ll get the sound you want eventually with practice. If your throat goes horse, not good…light headed..not good. Your VOICE probably WILL have wear and tear for awhile but after some practice and rest balance the tingly, dryness at the vocal chords (I repeat, the VOCAL CHORDS not the throat/Adam’s apple area) deep in your throat goes away. Again “pain in the throat or Adam’s apple” is NOT good if you want to scream more in the future lol

[@LotharOfTheHillPeople]

Goth girls don't want screamers. Goth girls want Peter Steele. Better start hitting the weights, bud.

[@ohlawd6198]

Found a Twinkie in the porta potty today. Thought I’d share that

[@ClockwerkIndustries]

lol this was fucking entertaining

[@aakka-p]

I was thinking about learning but I just cant do this to myself lmao 😂😂

[@justinarmstrong9634]

I’m sad rn cuz I can’t metal scream cuz I live at my girlfriends house cuz my dad kicked me out and she lives with her grandparents and I can’t just be sounding like satin In the other room

[@xXDjDoomXx]

"...But there was a chicken." Inspirational

[@ICUmf.]

Silent rasp, push down to your stomach, add volume gradually. Now you can growl

[@Xtoxinlolinecronomicon]

Lmao, not bad though. But good thing you know your limits.

[@bazzfromthebackground3696]

Nb for a month. Surprisingly clean tone.

[@goobybear792]

Eating a little bit of something greasy or oily always makes my screaming easier. Lubes the vocal chords I guess. I guess that means I'm doing it wrong though if I need to do that. Maybe don't take advice from a stranger on the internet is the moral of this comment. Cool vid tho

[@T20-c8f]

So glad the algorithm introduced us. Can I be your new subscriber?

[@V1vidByte]

Honestly streaming has pitch as we all know so take a note, and try to crack you're voice as you hit that note. Take the voice crack and use the same muscles you use to do sit ups or (shit). Just push, you'll feel it a bit in the back of you're throat and make sure you try using a small amount of air as you exhale . That's how I learned

[@Hellraiser988]

Of course that chicken was destressed you had it in a kitchen it's archnemesis