Daily Vocal Fry Exercises For Singers

[@SeraphineClarisse]

proven to be a great tool for those who, with more normal exercises, still struggle to get rid of excessive strain and tension in the voice

[@Fakidomutitsa]

The exercises are good but I think you should explain in your videos (or write in the description) how each exercise helps and some kind of explanation as to what it is or when it's best to do it.

[@thandananidlomo5732]

I AGREE!

[@TheFakeyCakeMaker]

oooorrrrr you could just google it...

[@andreita3207]

I disagree, a lot of videos explain everything a I was searching for one like this.

[@Fakidomutitsa]

@@TheFakeyCakeMaker Well there's really nowhere that u can actually search what each of these exercises help with. And it's good to know what u are being taught and what parts u exercise through it. But if u find smth like that tell me

[@Fakidomutitsa]

@@andreita3207 well i dont hear any explanation in the video. I'm not talking about instructions on how to do it. I'm talking about simple stuff. U pass knowledge. Personally I want to know if I do the first exercise or the second or smth, what are the benefits and what part it targets and with what it helps and all that.. I mean i want to get the knowledge of it. And from my experience, cause I've been doing vocal lessons for a lot of years, it helps u much more to know what u are actually doing and what it does to you. Apart from that yes, there should be more explanation on how it has to sound, what's the right way how it should sound, what area does it target and all that. U don't know who might be watching these videos and u can't know how much u can amage their voice just because u don't explain to them. Cause when u do these exercises from the video, there's no one to correct u there. So u don't actually know if u are doing it right or not and in that way u might be harming ur voice without realising. To me, its a really big responsibility to teach the vocal techniques and its really serious to not do it right cause u can pretty easily learn a bad technique and not even realise that. I have a student who used to sing and hadn't realised how wrong he was doing it all this time and how much he has damaged his voice. So in conclusion, u should be really careful with the videos u watch and the exercises u do. Also not all exercises work for everyone so it's better if the person making the video, specifies and stresses that, and additionally, explain for who it's best and blah blah blah.

[@nuriya7581]

First exercise.. I think I practice during my sleeping

[@charlita25]

😂

[@HB714-88]

Started this having trouble, with much practice I am nailing every note, even the low bottoms as I have worked this exercise over the past two months about 20 times. Fucken stoked on the growth brah. Very much Mahalo \m/

[@Jacobsvocalacademy]

that's awesome to hear! :)

[@HB714-88]

@@Jacobsvocalacademy Brah your training videos are pure, simple to understand, extraordinarily effective✌️💎😜

[@bornsinger_nav153]

It's hard to find a genuine comment b/w joking ones. Thank you for sharing your experience I will also improve my voice .

[@ernestorodriguez5720]

ex.1 0:10 ex.2 3:25 ex.3 5:24 ex.4 7:04 ex.5 8:30 ex.6 9:40 ex.7 11:10 ex.8 12:35

[@DontAssume123]

Tree hanks!!!

[@pungkasdika5222]

up

[@RMannyWorld]

Thanks bro

[@chris_sapkota]

I sound like dying GOAT

[@draccoon]

same

[@charlita25]

Lol 😆

[@kladivuszka]

😂😂😂

[@mjseph27]

😆😆😆

[@a.od-reszki4674]

Sound pretty metal

[@straightcut6946]

Day 60 days journey Day 1 : Completed[terribly] Starting again! Day 1 : Completed Day 2 : Completed Day 3 : Completed Day 4 : Completed Day 5 : Completed Day 6 : Completed Day 7 : Completed Day 8 : Completed Day 9 - Completed Day 10 - Completed Day 11 - Completed Day 12 - Completed I am skipping a lot these days(multiple exercises of 2 hours. hard to do all in a single day [breathing,head,fry,range,32total,warmup,cooldown] ). so im gonna just count my completed days.

[@risulkospirecko2598]

update maaan

[@lifeisgood5619]

Update

[@jackielynfan4671]

update pleaseuuuu

[@benjaminortiz1261]

Update!

[@kozus3655]

Update

[@bornsinger_nav153]

Day 1: completed Day 2: completed Day 3: completed Day 4: completed Day 5: skip Day 6: completed Day 7: completed Day 8: completed

[@maivaiva1412]

thanks, man! i just got a new flatmate to the student drom i share with my friend, and i really need to drive her off. i think this should do nicely!

[@eluemina2366]

😂 Goodness gracious...

[@maximussalad1598]

Im making so many embarrassing sounds

[@MacedonianGrace]

you are not farting are you?

[@iyousshhhh]

​@@MacedonianGracethis is worse

[@chris_sapkota]

*waah* exercise is so relaxing 😊

[@lisignis8076]

This helps so much actually 😃, thank you! 🤗

[@Jacobsvocalacademy]

You are welcome 😉

[@htau7720]

I’m so childish... the first few minutes failing to do this exercise cause I was laughing too much

[@anic3904]

Same here🤣

[@МаксимУшаков-ь9й]

What is funny about this?

[@charlita25]

I am laughing 😆

[@darlingnight029]

hahahaha sameee

[@kuyakoi3469]

No hate. I have a friend shes asking how can she improve her singing. Everytime i teach her how to do these vocalization she laughs and stop practicing. To me is a negative response so i dont teach her anymore

[@lucaslima9202]

Are there any vocal exercises that teach you to use vocal fry on your high notes?Like that focused on the high notes

[@tomogutu]

Nah only if you want to scream but regardless this exercises can smoothen your voice

[@morissonviana6256]

Actually these can help. When you manage to add fry to your notes, you will be able to go higher and higher in your range with distortion. It is a process.

[@rajdesai7]

Is there a way to sound raspy without hurting your voice ?

[@maxwolf001]

@@rajdesai7 Search for uses of False Chords/Folds, Glottal Compression, and Subharmonic Fry/Throat Singing to know more and better about that Helps both to Screaming and Singing with Distortion, knowing this terms and technical uses of this parts on your voice And all i can recommend to you is that (if your into heavy, or extreme music that have harsh vocals mostly); Learning to Growl and Fry Screaming is really practical and useful to not deteriorate your voice with extreme uses of distortion

[@maxwolf001]

And also to resume the anwer to you question: Yes, there is But you have to work on it for a long time to have a healthy technique on harsh vocals Is just not that easy or safe for your voice like traditional singing

[@AishawithanEye]

This is great practice to become a zombie in the time of coronavirus.

[@pauljohnsantos1972]

Aisha with an Eye HAHAHAHAHA I WAS DOING IT THEN I READ YOUR COMMENT NOW I CANT DO IT FROM LAUGHING

[@lokitori2542]

Lol 😂

[@chinyereawa3678]

🤣🤣🤣

[@nicgephart8144]

Oh geez 🤣

[@alfieqashwa]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@DontAssume123]

Thank you so much. I’ve been in voice lessons since I was 11 and I’m 30. It’s so funny how many times my intuition told me to do this and I was scolded and told to stop being silly. I’ve always loved rock and roll!! Thank you for doing this I feel like I’m connected to my inner child

[@krakaka8218]

These exercises really help with improvement believe me

[@Toddalotapodamus]

I've got a strong singing voice and I *can* fry, but there's a huge disparity between how much power and projection I get from fry. It's been like this for years. I often wonder if I simply need to decrease the power in my clean vocals to shore up this disparity. Suggestions from anyone are appreciated.

[@annamattes6771]

You can learn to mix the fry over the clean singing or you actually decrease the power in you clean vocals. The mic will project the missing volume if you got sufficient loudness (yes there is a difference)

[@risulkospirecko2598]

does this help to handle screams like Kurt Cobain and Layne Staley?

[@ozzysymbolic928]

Yes mate it will definitely help

[@joslyngrace.ambur.3014]

Sir, After this vocal fry excercise, it's required vocal cool down excercise???

[@MacedonianGrace]

at the moment i can't afford to buy a course but i will duly contribute some some donation , because you absolutelly deserve it, triumphal thank you

[@dd-qv5dy]

This really fried them cords crisp

[@nickyshotz1083]

I love all of your videos never stop

[@marvinpajarin8123]

You make me a good singer

[@certifiedmadizion8799]

My vocal is now a C1-G#6 because of vocal fry and whistle

[@kieuoanhpeters4879]

would be night to see what notes are being played/sung

[@hunters0922]

Are these best when you first wake up in the morning??

[@peemaster123]

not necessarily after waking up, as you harm your vocal chords, but maybe after an hour or two of being awake with a lot of hydration

[@tuhina_7]

Wake up, complete your snooze time, drink a glass of warm water, relax, then start doing these☺️

[@traceybraddock2180]

It help clears your voice

[@deathpigeon]

Thank you, this is very handy!

[@bruhroof]

hey thank you so much for the videos btw, i can practice so much better and more now than before.

[@Jacobsvocalacademy]

You are welcome ;)

[@jacelyn5983]

19 may 21 only do front few , cuz i dont understand the back part 20 may 21 Didnt understand yest cuz i was multitasking 21 may 21 throat not in good condition tdy , unable to hit the notes correctly 22 may 21 at some parts still cannot do it , espeically the higher parts 23 may 21 still ok 24 may 21 more stable today 25 may 21 getting easier 26 may 21 cannot really do vocal fry today 27 may 21 rather easy tdy 28 may 21 skipped 29 may 21 lazy and tired voice 30 may 21 easier today ,vocal chords are more relaxed today

[@sevenbears]

Can't understand why you didn't make some vocal examples in all the steps, not only the first ones. Anyway, nice exercise!

[@RMannyWorld]

I use the warm up's in this channel to improve my daily voice at work or simply to have a more sexy, confident rich low voice when i interact with people, and it helps i get a lot of compliments for my voice. Do you think that this exercice can help for that? Also do you have other vocal warm up's to help me improve with that please?

[@nawaratnamsivalingam9638]

I got good practice from this lesson

[@TylerGreenMusic]

Something that seems to be helping me get that crunchy sound like Kurt Cobain in the higher register is doing these exercises an octave higher than the guy in the video

[@aniketlowbaritone4849]

Sir,how to remove strain

[@annusov8965]

I thought vocal fry was something to avoid? Does this exercise get rid of it or help it?

[@louds0ft593]

depending on the genre (f.i. rock) vocal fry is wished for because it gives a raspy, rough sound like janis joplin's or kurt cobain's voice. so this exercise is about learning how to do vocal fry in a way that does not damage your voice.

[@annusov8965]

@@louds0ft593 thank you!

[@xChitenshi]

@@louds0ft593 and also to control the fry

[@TylerGreenMusic]

I like to do these in the morning when I wake up but should I be doing a vocal warm up before hand or is it okay to do the warm up after the fry exercises?

[@xChitenshi]

i would recommend a short warm up before starting the fry exercise, as it can be very straining and bad for your vocal cords if not done correctly.

[@keepcalmanddanceon9128]

I find it hard to keep the vocal fry for the higher notes and when I'm actually singing notes, is that normal?

[@Jacobsvocalacademy]

Yeah it's definitely harder than the lower notes

[@keepcalmanddanceon9128]

Should I not try to do vocal fry while singing high notes then, and only focus on doing it with low notes?

[@TheDaveDodsonProject]

Try to squeaky and crackly as much as can.

[@dereklenz3340]

@@keepcalmanddanceon9128 Vocal fry is commonly used by metal vocalists. Black metal, death metal are very common metal genres where you’re most likely gonna hear a lot of songs with the vocalists using vocal fry. If you train your vocal fry to resonate in your head and grow your sound, you’ll one day be able to audition for your local death or black metal band hahahah If you wanna hear some clear examples, listen to Pantera. The legendary Phil Anselmo is a master at this technique, and has used it in almost every song I’ve heard him in.

[@kekamirza]

I really like your exercises but it is tough to understand how to do them. It would be better if there was demonstration for each workouts. I subscribed your channel years ago but couldn’t follow the workouts because I was clueless how to do them. I do Indian classical practices, so I'm not much familiar with western practices. Please add demonstrations.

[@ULOVEKYLE]

Practicing vocal fry can offer several benefits, particularly for singers and public speakers. Vocal fry is a vocal technique characterized by a low, creaky, and rattling sound produced by the slow vibration of the vocal cords. Here are some reasons why practicing vocal fry can be advantageous: Vocal Warm-up and Relaxation: Incorporating vocal fry exercises in your warm-up routine helps to gently engage and relax the vocal cords. This can be especially beneficial before more intense vocal activities, such as belting or singing in a higher range. Vocal Health: Vocal fry exercises can help promote vocal cord flexibility and reduce strain on the vocal cords, which can contribute to maintaining better vocal health over time. Vocal Range Extension: Regular practice of vocal fry can aid in expanding your vocal range, particularly in the lower register. It helps to strengthen and coordinate the muscles responsible for producing low-pitched sounds. Voice Control: Learning to control vocal fry allows singers and speakers to explore different vocal textures and add variety to their performances. It can be used to create interesting vocal effects and enhance emotional expression in storytelling or singing. Breath Control: Vocal fry exercises encourage proper breath control, as maintaining a consistent flow of breath is crucial to produce the characteristic rattling sound. Vocal Style and Expression: Vocal fry is a common stylistic element in contemporary music genres like pop, R&B, and hip-hop. Practicing vocal fry can help singers develop a more contemporary and authentic sound for certain genres. Speech and Articulation: Working with vocal fry can improve speech and articulation skills, as it requires precise control over the vocal cords and airflow. However, it's essential to use vocal fry in moderation and with proper technique. Excessive or improper use of vocal fry can lead to vocal fatigue or strain. Like any vocal exercise, it's best to practice under the guidance of a vocal coach or instructor who can provide feedback and ensure you are using the technique safely and effectively. As with all vocal exercises, it's crucial to listen to your body and be mindful of any signs of vocal strain or discomfort. Proper vocal care, hydration, and regular breaks during practice are essential for maintaining vocal health and maximizing the benefits of vocal fry exercises

[@olivemeraki]

Your voice is insane😮

[@donde_123]

When you a girl but you already have a deep voice.

[@arianne3314]

I'm training as an inspiring sadako.

[@Napalmdieter]

Why do you stop demonstrating the sounds somewhere in the middle? I'm not sure what exactly to do in the last exercises. E.g., do you want us to add a vocal fry to the "sol" sound or do we have to do that clean?

[@lukephoenix8057]

I add the Vocal fry to everything for these exercises, way to improve screamo lol. Or, it helps connect the voice and allows you to add fry to practiced parts of range.

[@charlita25]

Yes I need demo

[@Sickness666]

I'm should to warming up Vocal fry Before sleep right?

[@nion3668]

I’s actually do it after waking up since our voice tends to be all clumsy (????) lmao

[@tkbkt]

@@nion3668 noooo!! you can hurt your voice if you do that, it's better if you wait at least couple hours -also, keep yourself hydrated

[@nion3668]

annie rude Not directly after waking up lmao but like after waking up not before I sleep-

[@DanielReyes-qf1hd]

Do it before you wakeup

[@SO01j20]

Daniel Reyes but ur asleep

[@stephanielupercio3168]

genuine question, what are vocal Frys good for?

[@Pinkydoodle2_]

They are pretty common in pop/rock music I feel like I hear this stuff with Billie Eillish

[@stephanielupercio3168]

@@Pinkydoodle2_ omg ur absolutely right!

[@gonzalojerez1749]

And vocal fry can also be used as vocal therapy for a strained, tired voice, because your vocal folds are vibrating reaaaally slow and that kinda helps to reset your voice.

[@chuchox2509]

Air control

[@kaylatchida4587]

it helps strengthen your voice to have a more powerful voice

[@GingerWaters]

Thanks! Good exercises.

[@spam1028]

How to do this exercise without my mom thinking I'm trying to summon satan

[@charlesmartiniii1405]

Do it in major 😇

[@MAZIO]

🤣🤣🤣

[@ddobrsky]

loool

[@IsaiahAlexVoice]

😂😂😂

[@s.broyal5128]

Day-1 lets get started! Day-2 difficult to understand key ,but it feels better.. 😅 Day -3 ✅ Day -4 ✅ little improvement.

[@dovahkiinmozarteus4957]

Well, some of these are how I practice my throat singing/kargyraa/khoomei everyday...

[@Anthony-m7b9z]

Nov 17: done Nov 18: done ✅ Nov 20: done ✅ Nov 21: done ✅

[@klayclipskjfi]

I do 20 videos of the daily vocal exercise series. Daily. Is it ok for my health

[@bikalmorhanglimbu8705]

Do as much can don't forget take break and water 💥

[@aldennromio9028]

Thanks a lot 😊

[@Jacobsvocalacademy]

You are welcome

[@MyLandrum]

I have no idea how to incorporate the fry into my singing (and not sure if would want to). I do know that my singing voice is so much clearer after doing these exercises.

[@rubywilson1165]

U r the best thx u

[@Jacobsvocalacademy]

You are welcome 😉

[@con8p]

14 minutes of me waking up for work.

[@MB-ci2qf]

Thank you loads 💗

[@Jacobsvocalacademy]

you are welcome

[@theophany1770]

Thanks!

[@Jacobsvocalacademy]

You are welcome :)

[@naohzebronzo4410]

Hey i get a question ??? If i do more than 5 exercise daily and do it 2× per its not bad for my health ..???? Pls pls i need answer pls pls ???

[@YONIKAIDANOV1]

if you don't feel any pain or tired after you're good to go

[@naohzebronzo4410]

@@YONIKAIDANOV1 thank u so much

[@draccoon]

Thank you!

[@antonioc5024]

Hey, does anybody know what is this exercise for? Like what am I gonna improve if I do it?

[@jurgeysamuel]

Singing from diaphragm

[@emcd6707]

it helps your vocal chords

[@cabalnicholas]

Verry good Thanks brother 👍

[@user-bu9xh4sg6v]

Too bad , I overcooked my throat

[@whyamistillusingthisasmyma7407]

I love these silly but whesome comments 😂

[@kairitkolk6641]

How am I supposed to do exercises when everyone is so damn funny :`)

[@runes6619]

day 1: completed

[@sambuwalda1330]

So am I supposed to go along with the notes but on very low octave?

[@silviaisarockersoul]

can you give an example of what you mean by slides or lips? thx

[@sonder9793]

Yes you will sound a like a dying goat

[@upsidedown1415]

Can you PLEASE tell us what this is good for?!?

[@gonzalojerez1749]

Increase range, healthier vocal cord closure, it helps to kind clean the mucus in your vocal folds and it can be used as vocal therapy. It also can be used for stylistic choices... like billie eilish does or ariana grande or sam smith at the beginning of their phrases.

[@angela8113]

@@gonzalojerez1749 and britney spears

[@user-bu9xh4sg6v]

For frying your vocal chords that way it gives you more crisp singing.

[@sorrisocdo2759]

cant hold my laughter. Its like being the creature from that movie the grudge :'D

[@paulstanley2194]

good stuff ! dani bandolier

[@lesleymease2619]

What dose this vocal exersice do

[@CYIAMYlAN]

Day1 completed

[@pasdfghkl5683]

keep going

[@Zanetka04]

What is vocal fry, when I should have do it and for what is it good?

[@shadowbyfearyt]

You can use vocal fry to screaming stuff

[@eldin8910]

all the pop punk artists trying to improve where u at?

[@s.selciaprincyveronica6922]

May I know the benefit of doing this exercise... Please😀😄🤗

[@gojames1239]

SOWKSHYA SONALI a less breathy tone I think

[@BoneNox]

Im learning screams and growls and we'r training very similar things during lesson, especially for warmup. Also may be used to learn distortion I guess, hope author let me know if im right.

[@jayiii1766]

Makes hitting them notes easier

[@cabalnicholas]

@Wyatt Anton Thanks for explaining 🙏

[@cabalnicholas]

@Wyatt Anton Thanks brother I try it, i feel good. 🙏

[@TheRealisticPoint]

BRO, FUCKIN' THANK YOU.

[@Jacobsvocalacademy]

You are welcome ;)

[@niloystyling2262]

My first day of this exercise I am coughing is it normal?

[@suyogyarana115]

Start from this day: 6/July/2023 Day 1✅

[@mskachina1596]

What are these exercises for? I thought we should eliminate vocal fry?

[@kendrawelsh8616]

vocal fry be can used as a style choice in some genres of singing

[@axellemperiere5739]

5:24 Feeling like Owen Wilson right now

[@lifeisbeautifullswing]

How much of this practice should I do to change? It's too difficult. I want strong vocal fry sound. Like this video.

[@aldennromio9028]

Tbh it takes a lot of practice. Try to stay dehydrated when vocal frying and practice it daily but dont overwork

[@lifeisbeautifullswing]

thank u for answer! :)

[@xbs4299]

Feels good to be first in the comments ;)

[@tijsvaniersel4975]

Btw guys don’t breathe out too much during vocal fry, it’s bad and can cause vocal damage

[@andymiller4938]

a metronome would be nice for these exercises

[@МаксимУшаков-ь9й]

Just clap or stomp your foot

[@Snj2805]

3:25 dying goat starts here and here5:24😂

[@SakiTavi]

Ngl, im crying laughing during the first exercise. I can’t contain my focus 😭

[@jawandaproduction]

Very good

[@rennaisancewanderingboy]

I tried to perform the exercise but I cannot stop laughing. 😅

[@manishborborahofficial3850]

Your lesson is good but you can make it video,,how it work on vocal

[@Jacobsvocalacademy]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJbOdH9meNSEgJI

[@ebbikinz]

Doing the training so that I can talk just like Kim K

[@Flips44]

Thank bro!

[@yunuserdogan6813]

I can sing the notes as you say but ı cant do scream vocal still how can i join them or how i will progress to scream vocal ?

[@vivijayafatta8378]

perfect fpr speaking "like" with valley girl tone

[@CharliesCat]

Nuttin sound

[@deborahlawrence680]

Velociraptor level attained

[@xutsider]

I don't know what doe to so to doe or slides or leaps means.. Could you explain?

[@junrio7652]

i think that slides is when you go from note to another note beside the first one and so forth. and leaps is when you go from one note, then skipping the next one and going for another one again

[@Ismeniac_of_music89]

i struggel to do scales with fry.dunno why

[@bob12949]

can anyone explain to me what vocal fry actually does please?

[@jeremiah4979]

The chief use of the vocal fry register in singing is to obtain pitches of very low frequency, which are not available to the singer in the modal register.

[@bob12949]

@@jeremiah4979 thanks a lot, my voice is naturally deep so should i do these still (i can just reach c2)

[@jeremiah4979]

@@bob12949 Completely up to you, it depends on your singing style. Doing these exercises too much will eventually inhibit you from hitting a higher vocal registry. I personally use it to warm myself up when I'm working on chest voice since it's hard for me to maintain lower notes when I sing.

[@bob12949]

@@jeremiah4979 thanks for the advice :)

[@jeremiah4979]

@@bob12949 of course!

[@LxShiriga]

i tried this and now my vocal fry is gone ☠

[@aparajitasristy9834]

Why am i laughing dude... instead doing the exercise🤣🤣🤣

[@Shinelikediamond-dd6dm]

3:25 🎼🎼5:24