The TWO TYPES of Fry Screams (And which is better)

[@RiffShop]

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[@jedvalencia]

Congrats! This is really important to talk about and explain it to the new fry screamers 👏🏻

[@kaiserbrutus730]

Ryo from Crystal Lake does both chest voice fry screams and head voice fry screams in a lot of his songs. Disobey is one of the example.

[@ZTheLastViking]

When he demonstrates the chest voice fry scream I immediately thought of crystal lake

[@bobu5213]

Chest fry sounds so much better but I just can't get it

[@OtakuSlam]

You are literally the best vocal coach and I’ve learned more than deathcore kids on KZbin :)

[@bellamybomb]

I was always confused because I did not know what fry screaming was, but I knew that there seemed to be two different types that people were teaching and labelling them "fry scream". This video finally addressed that issue, and I'm so glad because I thought I was going crazy with confusing what screaming was

[@woop4628]

French fry

[@iam.sovereign2975]

höhö

[@LebazardeShiroro]

Y E S

[@XxAmirahdaCringeyrand0mxX]

Hahah

[@_9tails_]

I’m having such a hard time allow too much “voice” escape while attempting fry. The distortion sounds ok but it’s not consistent but it sounds like an old man is moaning underneath the distortion lol. I’m trying.

[@lazarushatchette3978]

You likely need to Compress more

[@percival5697]

@@lazarushatchette3978yep. and remember compress doesn't mean push harder. Just squeeze harder with your abdomen (which engages your diaphragm more)

[@davenadion4885]

I'm 17 years old, i watched so many videos about how to do it the vocal fry and false cord, day by day i keep practicing on how to do it properly at first it hurts my throat not so much because I'm doing it not to loud at first because I'm just exercising my throat only after 2 months doing it my vocal fry improved i know i improved its hard to practice because i control my voice like i can't do it or try to do it with so much energy because my mother or neighbor will stop me from doing it. But i keep practicing it day by day even though it's not too loud but i know i improved yesterday i was alone in our house i played some death core / metalcore music, suicide silence, bring me to the horizon, bullet for my valentine, renesans, that day i give my best i didn't care about my neighbours i didn't about what they'll say i close the windows and doors i play the music on max volume!! Yeah!! And i am singing!! Those vocal fry and false cord I've been practicing for 2 months!! I give so much energy i didn't care about my surroundings i only think I'm alone now, i went up to our table and sing like crazy!! But i know i achieved it!!! I can sing!! I'm so very happy I'm singing it to hard!! I give all mu energy!! I keep headbanging my head and i feel dizzy sometimes because I'm giving all my energy because I'm really enjoying the moment!! After that day my head is aching but it's okay because i know to myself that i can sing like them!

[@ranityasarmah5214]

Thanks David for pointing it out. I was using my head voice all the time and whenever i wanted to do low i always ended up losing the tension and use my vocal chords

[@GAMER_0101]

3:57 Holy damn that's ryuko matoi back there

[@tybongi]

Dude I practiced and listened to a few of your videos for like 2 weeks and I can generally do most screams

[@macailmonk1347]

This is actually a very helpful video. I was always taught the head voice scream and I was going for Matt Tuck screams (Bullet For My Vlentine) and it sounded wrong until I leard the chest voice scream in this and now it sounds more what I was going for

[@Tsudkyk]

My lows are brutal and beautiful, my highs are ass. I have sinus damage from a head injury (scar tissue build up) so getting resonances and airflow in my sinuses is nearly impossible. Because of this I dedicated my vocal training toward chest voice. I suggest aspiring vocalists take the time to know their physical limitations and work toward their strengths. Trying to imitate your favorite vocalists can be good practice, but never a solution for finding your unique voice.

[@Alden-Smith]

I'm so excited to have a lesson with you tomorrow

[@chadkhudles852]

You should make a video about how to scream while moving (performing live) I never seen a video about this particular topic ;)

[@Waffle_97]

Hello David,would you be willing to conver what whistle screams are in a video cause i've seen quite a few of them and I would like to see an explanation on what they are and how they do it

[@kaiserbrutus730]

My head voice fry scream goes non existent when my vocal chords get tired, leaving only my chest voice fry scream.

[@immafanguyinhoodie399]

I hope many people will love and knowing you well riffshop

[@motivatedvergin2252]

uhhmm SIre David can you make a vid about the screams of kesuke minami from fear and loathing in las vegas since his screams are kinda different into some vocal fry screams. Plus can a 15 year old do a vocal fry scream with a good sound or it should wait for his/her voice to fully developed its vocal chords

[@goner.9989]

I am 14. I do harsh vocals in a band, and a my senior who also does extreme vocals say that I do well. I uploaded some stuff on SoundCloud, and got positive feedback on my vocals in particular. I started when I was 13. Trust me, by 15, your voice surely had dropped. Just practice. Also, fellow Vegas fan. Sup bro?

[@motivatedvergin2252]

@@goner.9989 tnx for the info comrade, now i just need some a lot of time practicing just dont know where tho lol :)

[@rexthelegend3180]

Absolutely! I’m 16 and I do harsh vocals all the time. Just know that you’re not going to get the same tone you find in professional metal bands-because your voice isn’t fully developed. You’ll get that when you’re maybe 20-25?

[@goner.9989]

@@rexthelegend3180 also there’s tons of production going on with harsh vocals even live so in no way will it sound like them. But that’s ok.

[@lazarushatchette3978]

So that vocalist actually does a mix of fry and hybrid as his voice still can be hear with pitch sometimes but with the really high screams it's obviously fry

[@LilacLunar]

Isn't it crazy how Mike Hranica from TDWP used both? His power fries are absolutely crazy and one of the lowest registers of a fry I've ever heard. Their album Plagues is prob the best demonstration of all registers at their peak. Austin Carlile is also definitely up there with the purest high fries (barely any yelp or voice tone in them) in their self titled album

[@bazookallamaproductions5280]

bro you should check out the fry screams from "in this moment, wh0re"

[@polaco.official]

I can get very very low vocals on this fry scream technique, but it's very hard to sustain for long time or have a good pronunciation.

[@AThousand-Papercuts]

How do I make my fry scream louder without damaging my voice?

[@brendanoneil3489]

build a strong clean voice then layer distortion over it

[@vonnmarkkviter8084]

what the hell man. this is the explanation I am looking for. I always ask myself why can't I go lower. I just learned I am using Headvoice fry.

[@zcclips1371]

Thank you!! I feel so validated haha I thought I was doing fry screams wrong haha. This definitely cleared things out for me. I learned Head Voice screams first haha. I wasn't too happy because I sound like a Kiwi Screeching haha. Either way, its still usable for me. I just to learn how to do my lows

[@obmal_pytan]

The voice crack is the hardest part, I cannot do it for 5 years already

[@enzojacobsen4349]

Hey, can you do a video on archspire-style rap gutturals? I'm trying to get there but it sounds like gibberish.

[@randygerson]

not to say I already know how to metal scream- but I kind of do hahaha. I think a service that you might be able to offer to more advanced "scream" students, might be - what can us millennials do to market our screams. What is the point? to show off to friends? To creep people out at halloween when we can imitate a zombie in the shadows? I've been making weird noises since I was a teen in the mid 2000s, and now its just a "useless" skill. A series on "how to find a metal band in your 30s" would be awesome. What to expect in a metal vocal audition- How to practice a metal song to nail those vocal acrobatics- e.g. lorna shore, Tallah, etc. How to make a splash on social media without singing like a popstar etc I love metal vocals, and the vocalists who master them - but its such an underground art, I think showing there could be a reason to do it, other than to sound badass, could be something really interesting.

[@arachnenet2244]

I do think that most people who actively look into learning screaming vocals have some goal in mind one way or the other.

[@randomuser1010]

Lmao shut up

[@randygerson]

@@randomuser1010 TLDR: nah you shut up. I'm trying to help dude- I"m just trying to give riff shop some ground for new content. I know they have their singing classes, but IDK- I've been following them since their cyborg octopus days like a decade ago. I think some of us older followers could use advanced business and strategy videos over more "hungry lights: how to scream" videos. That content has been a dime a dozen since Mellissa cross gained notoriety, and I think a "what to do with screaming" series would give them somewhere to stand apart.

[@oworeo]

really need this, this is really helpful

[@TechnoGlowStick]

Oh! I thought the heavy metal scream was the throat-singing thing. Had no idea it was called a fry scream. 🙂

[@georgekowalski8715]

I usually do head voice screams because they are a lot easier for me.

[@Angel-fn3ep]

Can you mix them? After watching this I’ve began to familiarized these 2 techniques, after a while of getting use to them I forgot how to do them separately again and it now sounds and feels as if im engaging them at them simultaneously. Is this possible?

[@lazarushatchette3978]

Well you kinda can if you did hybrid screams which is false chord and fry scream. You would just use chest voice with false chord activation and then close vocal chords. Easier with a higher note

[@douglasd327]

Fried ice cream?

[@INTERCEPTOR310]

Thank you!!

[@philippgrunert8776]

Stupid question: is there a mix fry scream them as well?

[@theyunggip4293]

Thanks a whole lot!!

[@DavidKrautscheid]

there are also falsetto fry screams

[@midboys]

Very very true !!!

[@zaxxtraxx]

people in alot of these comments seem so hung up on who does what technique and the technicality's of bloody vocals, just do what sounds cool as long as ure not destroying your voice

[@itsTonySaint]

Which of your videos are about how to chest voice fry scream? I can only do head voice scream and really want to learn!!

[@project-void-dsbm]

And how can i unlock the chest voice fry scream?

[@RAINLORDV2]

Am I suppose to feel fry scream in my chest like it vibrates

[@MadCarTK]

Me, who only know false cord: Huh, very interesting.

[@bealright41]

He exposing the student

[@আজাইরাGaming-u7y]

WHICH IS FOR Death Metal ?

[@simplyswax]

False cord

[@tjwags2512]

Hey David! How much is a class?

[@Morso.mertal]

hi brother i have problem in my head voice fry scream ...i cant do it

[@yuridanylko]

Does anybody know if he still does lessons?

[@karolinachavez112]

thank you david uwu

[@bengenesalaba3046]

When i was at college, i know lots of kinds of scream, but time comes that when i started screaming i also started vomiting, i dont know what happened, can i fix my screaming voice?

[@hxstiile]

That sounds like you were literally just trying to scream and pushing it out as hard as possible and creating too much pressure in your head area. When i was like 14 i just tried to imitate scream vocals and had no idea what the techniques were and did the same thing, would literally just scream and it would make me go light headed and feel like i need to throw up. So, that's most likely your issue.

[@Archaeologist]

Good video!! And yes, I’ve never seen anyone else talk about this on KZbin either! Right now I’m strictly a head-voice fry guy, still trying to figure out the chest voice version. I like the tone of my head fry, it would just be nice to have more flexibility with the lows 🍟

[@herberthooverfeetpics4595]

The reason you haven't seen anyone talk about it is because it is not fry, it's called glottal compression, and you need to learn tuvan throat singing if you want that flexibility from a fry scream. I would recommend joining r/Screaming's discord server for free tutorials on how to do throat singing. It has tutorials that get you screaming safely. Unlike the reddit page, they just flat out say in an automated message when you join that vocal fry is not the same as a fry scream and grudge noise is pretty useless. All the instructors hate glottal compression, and you can learn shout, fry, and false-cord style vocals, even some more controversial styles such as an epiglottal scream. I think there's even people who teach the inhale scream. Anyways, glottal compression is very dangerous, because it is very easy to do wrong, not to mention screamers just go straight into the scream without slowly building the distortion over time. Also glottal compression is very hard to do right, takes over a year to develop into even a pitched scream safely, and is just in general a very controversial topic

[@RAINLORDV2]

Can I show someone my fry scream so they can see it for me

[@501stmedia]

How to scream like Rory from Dayseeker pleeeease🙏

[@seigeplayer6261]

I know how to do vocal fry and turn it into a fry scream but apparently it’s harmful is this true?

[@seigeplayer6261]

It’s called a vocal fry scream

[@ItamiNamida]

Hey, I didn't even know you became a KPop Idol.

[@Mad_skeenlaced]

i got a question though how the fuck does mitch lucker mixed his high and low?

[@jishnusvlogs1659]

For that, learn false cord screaming and try to vibrate your uvula, and try to combine them together. Also, practise throat singing.

[@shaori1469]

Teach me

[@namastesouls6620]

Nice

[@OtakuGunsoNY]

heh my voice doesn't crack though :P

[@KriegeElibanze]

i still cant fry scream and i cant false chord AT all not even the sighing part is bringing out that grunt sound

[@parkourandfreerunning4214]

When you know how to find the base tone of the fry scream, it's actually easier than you think. Cause believe it or not, you probably have done the fry screaming by stretching after waking up from bed

[@KriegeElibanze]

@@parkourandfreerunning4214 surprisingly i tried this and i still couldn't get it

[@parkourandfreerunning4214]

@@KriegeElibanze Do you have discord? I can talk to you there about it, I am no expert but I was able to nail it down pretty easily

[@KriegeElibanze]

@@parkourandfreerunning4214 It's Wiwi(no rizz) #9484

[@parkourandfreerunning4214]

@@KriegeElibanze Added you

[@iz3757]

Subtitula los videos :'c

[@orihime1711]

🖤🖤

[@FluffyFerretFarm]

So essentially a falsetto is now a "head" voice? 🤭

[@Phlfwlr]

What’s the difference?

[@parkourandfreerunning4214]

No there is a difference between falsetto and head voice

[@amelielaparo4765]

Moi je n'arrive pas du tout a faire du fry Scream on dirait un chaton écrasé, 0 puissance je ne comprends pas la technique

[@TigerShark316]

Sweet earrings bro! Way to jump on the bandwagon

[@harshitrawat9494]

I'm sorry the video is good but 1:11 reminded me of this kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJLKaKKKmtKfmrs 🤣

[@masterleon40]

You don't know the anatomy of screaming.

[@hisnameisiam808]

Your earrings are very distracting. Lol Jesus loves you. ❤

[@endingwithoutbeginning1683]

Well screw this im gonna start depressive black metal band

[@TigerShark316]

I just wish dudes would stop this ugly trend of dangly warming. Jumpin on the trend bandwagon

[@slerksux4532]

It’s sad that he doesn’t know that his own style of his “fry” scream is Just epiglottis screams Not fry vocal screams 😂