What no one tells you about fry screams from vocal fry

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[@rogerjohnson4251]

Dude... who even are you lol. Been watching a TON OF VIDS and yours are exactly what I need. The 30 sec vids plus this one. Killer. Put out more. Subs and likes from me all day.

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

You're welcome, my dude! I'm glad it helps you. I have a website where I go into detail about the screaming processes and how to do them. Give it a read (and listen). It's www.singandscream.com

[@theworstpodcasteveroffical]

This man gets right to the point and actually helps thank you so much

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

thank you! It is much appreciated

[@dean999]

REAL

[@XtremeViolenceInc]

There’s not a singular video that can explain “how to use diaphragm” better than this. Without even saying “use your diaphragm” once. Seriously good stuff thank you man just helped me learn how to project my lows soooo much better

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

I hate the term ''use your diaphragm'' so much haha. It's like ''do this sound...'' Just ???? Thank you btw!

[@TheMookie1590]

@@SINGANDSCREAM dude, same. makes me mad. took me forever to understand what they meant. "use your diaphragm". months of me trying to figure this out later. Im screaming i DO WHEN I BREATH YOU ASSHOLES.

[@My600PoundBlunt]

I rarely comment but I just have to thank you. This is the video that made me get the vocal fry technique down and I can't describe how happy I am. I've been practicing on and off for years but it finally happened. So grateful this was made and I hope you come back in the future

[@jap2164]

This is really solid advice. Definitely will try this while practicing- tysm!

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

You're welcome! I hope it helps you. Let me know how it goes.

[@bentbilliard]

Thanks man, that compression was what was missing for me. After your video I fry screamed a whole Alice Cooper song on my acoustic guitar. The Ballad of Dwight Fry. I found it was a fitting song. Haha. Now I can finally record some lyrics to my Black Metal stuff.

[@patdalymusic]

I didn't know I wanted to learn this so much, but I'm glad I did. You explain it very well.

[@PrisonMike-_-]

This guy somehow unlocks it for people. Freaking hooked

[@dannykopec6556]

Dude thank you so much, been stuck on fry sound for few weeks not being able to scream. I watched tons of tutorials an all did not tell me how to go in to the scream. Was about to loose hope and I decided to check out last video which is this. I can scream now, thank you, you disserve more subscribers

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Thank you! I'm glad i was of help. Take care of your voice!

[@mrbeest13]

Excellent job dude. I've been watching some other guys on fancy studios and very long videos but I still couldn't get it. You just made it so much simpler in a much shorter video! I hope you get a ton more subscribers. Thank you for the content!

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Thanks so much. I really appreciate it. I try to not keep any of the important knowledge hidden behind a paywall or personal lessons with me. There are youtubers out there you will tell you a lot ABOUT screaming but not how to actually do it. I'm trying to make a difference there.

[@Randuski]

Wait dude. Wtf thank you. Everyone here I'm sure has been through hundreds of videos 🤣 there was one girl who said it wasn't the same as vocal fry, but didn't explain it like this. Now i actually have something to practice. Fuck dude. You're a legend

[@Shadow_Albertttt]

Thank you, because of you i unlock my scream in just 3 days. Your explanations are simple and straight to the point. Although my scream is inconsistent but still i feel happy to know how it feels to scream properly, no more inhale scream for me (im not sure if my scream is fry or false cord) got a new subscriber

[@TheKwilliams4545]

The best teacher 🤘

[@dooseyboy]

Excellent, I had a feeling, I was just beginning to find it but wasn't sure it was the right way, thanks!

[@Кирилл-н5п7с]

DUUDE YOU ARE PERFECT!!! I LOVE YOU!! YOU STUDY SO GOOD IT WORK!! NOW I CAN DO THIS!! THX YOU❤

[@BettyTheRaccoon]

Awesome stuff! On the 30 second video you mentioned the twang if I remember correctly? How do you incorporate that? Thanks!!

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Twang is just a tool to get the false folds to move when raising the voice. It is not required for fry screams to work :)

[@BettyTheRaccoon]

@@SINGANDSCREAM ok thank you! I know seem to have problems with the "exhale through that" part. If I try to add breathiness the way I understand it the whole thing falls apart. Any tips? Again thanks a ton for all the info!!

[@yaralahoud7574]

Your videos are WAY better than those 20 minute ones. My goal is to sound raspy kinda like freddie mercury, is fry supposed to create that kind of sound? Cause it always sounds an octave lower when i try vocal fry.

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Thank you! For Freddy Mercury style rasp STAY AWAY from vocal fry. It has NOTHING to do with any vocal fry. Freddy style rasp is all from the false folds. Vocal folds sing completely normally. I suggest you take a look at the first two steps of my How to Fry Scream or How to Scream like Chester video. They all start with getting you to use your false folds while singing.

[@yaralahoud7574]

@@SINGANDSCREAM oh ok. I heard that vocal fry can help you find your false folds is that true?

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

@@yaralahoud7574 i wouldnt say so. if you find them that way thats great but its definetely a more convoluted way of approaching it. i doubt that will help you

[@yaralahoud7574]

@@SINGANDSCREAM oh ok. There's a singer called gabriella valdess and she covers "i see red" she uses a distorted sound, could you please give it a listen? I really wanna know if she uses false chords because she sounds like a rockstar and i wanna sound that way.

[@meffcio]

Hey, where did the 30 seconds video go? :D

[@marcelludwig9782]

Thanks for the video but I think I will never can do this:( So I found the fry tone but when I add the pressure then I only cough and the fry is blocked.

[@DWUnkown]

how do you record not sound like you are whispering very loudly ?

[@lpkzach92fu]

Do you by chance offer online vocal lessons?

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Yes I do! Check out www.singandscream.com/lessons

[@vichoapaleado2116]

after I do it, it feels like it burns a little bit on the vocal cords, I don't like that feeling! 😢

[@distortionto1066]

i can kind of get it but my throat hurts a bit

[@puercoespineta]

Damn, excelent videos man! thanks!

[@MsLyttah]

Best tutorial ever!!!

[@YoO161]

Hey man, best Video on the topic, 2:50 you are absolutely right! Can you Help me find my Eric Adams / Ian gillan Scream? 🥺

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Check out singandscream.com for personal lessons. Once I have time for KZbin again I can focus on these singers in another live stream. Don't give up and practice safely!

[@YoO161]

@@SINGANDSCREAM alles klar, ich schau Mal rein 😄

[@nemesyssss]

Hi, my goal is being able to use a technique closest to Will Ramos from Lorna Shore (not very original I know). I've heard here and there that he uses a hybrid scream (as in combining false cord and fry scream) but his tone is more fry forward. Do I need to do anything different from this video to achieve it ? Thanks in advance.

[@mcryjieburlastv213]

sir can u help me how to scream

[@guizz89]

Dumb question: vocal fry is the same as false cord? Also, great content, helped me a lot to know that I'm actually going in the right way about the fry scream, the compression explanation was what I needed to hear.

[@ShadowOfDeathPsalm23]

No.

[@beatry5038]

Hi! I do not understand how you can simultaneously compress and exhale? Did I misunderstand something maybe?

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Compression does not mean that you squeeze everything shut. The cough stop or HUH! is there to show you how where the false folds are. You are not supposed to hold everyting shut and then talk, as this of course doesn't work. You might have more luck trying out the ''grandpa voice'' or talking while you are ''taking a poop'' or while lifting something from the ground to get the feeling down. All of these are unfortunately easy to do wrong and hurt yourself with so practice with caution.

[@casual_dalliance]

Should it feel scratchy between the soft palate and the throat? Kind of making me want to cough

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Any uncomfortable sensations show that you are doing it incorreclty, hurting yourself! It should feel totally comfortable.

[@casual_dalliance]

@@SINGANDSCREAM thanks a lot 🙏🏼

[@ShaunTheStickbug]

ayyy dude so update, turns out this whole time ive been doing your fry scream from the 30 sec fry scream tutorial and even went through ur website as well and lots of great info, i just have a question about the twang. when i use twang and go a bit louder i get like a “buzzer” noise. then when i add compression it already basically sounds like the fry scream u do. im just not sure if i have it down because, when i get to the last step “add extra breathyness” it seems to stop all the other things from happening so im wondering if im unintentionally already adding the breathyness and just adding extra on top of that which ruins it, or, im already doing it right. lol. another thing, how i got here is i was trying to learn how to do a “false chord” scream because thats what everyone says corey taylor is doing. i suppose my question is a) how did i get a fry scream while trying to understand false chord screams and b) well since im at the fry scream now with the breathyness, i find i can get mid and low sounds and thats my limit. i can i suppose “sing” a high note but as soon as compression is added it sounds very low or just back to the standard mid fry scream. i am using the flat tongue with back of tongue being at roof of mouth with mouth open very wide (i cannot open my mouth very wide lol) but i still get mids/lows. however, if i start by using vocal fry or the grudge noise and add compression it automatically sounds very high (kinda like nekrogoblikons vocals). am i heading in the right direction? lol also this paragraph could have been way shorter i apologize in advance for the novel posted here.

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

If it already sounds like a fry scream its likely already a fry scream, so skip that step then and go with what feels and sounds good to you! You are likely doing a fry scream with compression and vocal fry inside instead of breathiness

[@Jamesucht]

Do you have to already know how to sing for a certain period of time before trying this? Or can you start this right away?

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

It can help but it is not a requirement.

[@erk99007]

Nice vid! How do I make my scream louder?

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

There is a pretty hard cap with fry screams. Where it is depends on many things BUT don't pursue loudness just to get louder. In the end you sing into a microphone and this evens out all the volume differences. A louder scream in the room sounds of course more impressive, but in the mix or live into the mic it will not necessarily translate this way.

[@saksharsharma9648]

Both compression and vocal fry close the throats, how do you exhale through that

[@killveii3355]

EXACTLY IM HAVING SO MUCH TROUBLE GETTING PASSED THAT

[@pierre_dee]

@@killveii3355 did you find a solution??

[@shreyadarlami5017]

How do we stay hydrated? Its bothersome to drink water like every few seconds Am I doing it wrong?

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

take a sip every 2-3 minutes or so while practicing screaming. It can feel very dry at the start. that should go away after doing it for a couple days in a row (assuming you do it correctly). If you scream constantly dries out your voice its a sign you do it wrong.

[@shreyadarlami5017]

Thank you. It’s really helpful

[@djabthrash]

Also consider steaming, in addition to drinking water.

[@connorjames2762]

I've just came to the conclusion I can't do it. 🙃

[@Dylantime]

Why is there two ways to do fry screams

[@skyreyd9733]

make russian subtitles please

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Try the translate function in KZbin. I don't speak Russian unfortunately

[@skyreyd9733]

@@SINGANDSCREAM Ok,sorry

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

@@skyreyd9733 no need to be sorry :)

[@skyreyd9733]

@@SINGANDSCREAM :)

[@grungefather9104]

Даааа, очень нужны русские субтитры, так как тема нужная, но на ходу не успеваем всё понять и перевести

[@garettmckelvie4304]

Stuck on finding my perfect compression and getting that transition down. This for sure helped though thanks bro

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

You're welcome! Let me know how it works for you. Fry screams definitely very tricky for some people, easier for others. Don't give up

[@garettmckelvie4304]

@@SINGANDSCREAM hey man, I think I’m pretty close to getting it! But I feel like I have to push way to much air out to get it to work. How much “breathy-ness” should it take? Also any tips for pronouncing stuff would be great. Thanks bro your videos rock

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

@@garettmckelvie4304 the amount of air you need should be in between raising your voice and talking. If it is overall too breathy and sounds more like regular breath and not like a scream then you are most likely not doing the breathiness correctly. I have a big tutorial on fry screams on my website where I go into detail about every little step. Give that a try: singandscream.com

[@SKULL0fD3ATH.]

Been doing vocals on my own time for 4 years now, got frys and what not down but your tutorial are helping me find better range in my vocals, thanks man! Got a new subscriber!

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Thank you!

[@blabla7855]

This is the easiest and most useful tutorial i have seen

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Thanks so much!

[@kapellekonig6512]

THIS! Everyone is like: "Do the Vocal Fry and then project it." Well, no.... not so help full... So Thanks a lot!

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Yeah in most cases this simply does not work!

[@aebious8886]

screaming teachers are punching the air right now

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

let's expose all the secret knowledge!

[@rykin666]

Man, this is fantastic. I've been casually trying to learn how to scream for years, but never wanted to push too hard for fear of having the wrong technique. You've managed to, like to other, basically explain that I've been doing it right, I just need to push a bit more and practice. Thanks so much! Hearing the difference between the fry scream and vocal fry is what did it for me I think.

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Nice that it was helpful for you! Appreciate your comment :)

[@brkho]

W H A T !! dude I was just about to give up after 8 months of trying, FINALLY a simple and so effective way to show how it's done oh my shit... thank you so much, looking forward for any new lessons, subbed!!!🖤🖤

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Appreciate it a lot!

[@hectorvegasduque2234]

4:45 I can kinda do those first two steps but when it's time to apply the breath I inmediately cough and can not continue, anyone knows why that might be?

[@zuhud6663]

this dude makes the impossible things for me as a totally beginner looks easier

[@bruhhh9417]

I didnt know thats the false fold fry,i actually just thought i did a really distorted vocal fry haha.Thank you i learned something today.

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

You live and learn! Awesome that you can do it!

[@navinavi1630]

Broooo you give the most accurate and simplest explanation on 30s fry scream tutorial, that's all I need thanks!! 🔥🔥🔥 would you please make video about how to sustain fry vocal in higher pitch? I've working on it but almost no result.

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoy the content. Yes, more detailed videos about how to get high and low will soon come. I wanted to start with the basics first.

[@TylerMckissack]

Thank you so much. I’ve got false chord down pretty well and have been trying to unlock fey screams. I thought I was doing it wrong because I could feel my false chords activating and I was thinking only my vocal chords were making the fry scream

[@loki_kore8358]

Ok, amazing. The technique going from Vocal fry up to False vocal was what I needed. My fry was just to low, and the only other way was the whisper scream cuz I thought I shouldn't use my vocal cords even a little, but I need them at least a little. I drive trucks, I can scream for like 3 hours with no fatigue now or pain. Helps keep me awake lol. Thank you!

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

You are welcome! :)

[@kelleymcclure7531]

Trying to do this method, and I can't tell whether I'm being a coward or if I'm missing something. I can sometimes hit a decent false chord scream, but any time I try to get my false fry compression it just. I can't get past the blockage I feel no matter how intense I'm going- I've had these issues with most techniques based on compression (as a singer who has the experience of 'dear heck do not push the voice you will cause damage' and learned it the hard way through vocal rest)... my false chord scream relies on everything being open in the throat and posture, and I can only do it in my low range. I would like to expand my scream versatility, but I feel like I'm hitting something wrong whenever I try. All I get is a lot of coughing from spending too long against the compressed near-cough space, and I can't put any fry into it or the back of my throat just gets all stuck (I've heard that if done right, I shouldn't feel too much and I definitely shouldn't feel any negative aftereffects. So I'm pretty darn sure I'm doing it wrong, but I don't know what I'm messing up, or how to fix it to keep my voice healthy- I'm a lot more experienced with clean singing and I really want to keep that part intact. Of note is that I'm also basically always congested, so I imagine that has an effect.

[@danielbrennan1231]

I’ve found screaming with mouth closed (like humming) works to overcome this because you can’t force that much air without your mouth open so very little risk of damage. Regular vocals warm up with humming too

[@Nobody-hc1rw]

Truth be told, I feel bad this only has 5.4k views. Most informative/practical explanation i've seen on the platform, and i've seen many. Would've shared on social media, if i used it. Lol.

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Thanks so much. By commenting, liking and subscribing you are already helping spreading it around!

[@Nobody-hc1rw]

@@SINGANDSCREAM Glad to help brother. This account used to be named "Shuku". You've answered alot of my questions so far on different videos, so i'm glad im returning the favor somehow someway😉 Btw i enjoyed the livestream: I'll be back.

[@vietyyg6739]

Bro wth where were you 3yrs ago:/

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

doing these mistakes myself LOL!

[@Metalblader83]

I watched so many videos about how to fry sceam and this video and your other video about how to scream like Chester actually where the ones that helped me the most!

[@crabcovers]

literally the greatest video about fry screaming tutorial. Good to know the difference between vocal fry and false fold fry

[@monkagiga2271]

I do perfect vocal fry from pretty much every note, but I cannot breath out while doing vocal fry or that compresion, it's either this on that.

[@SnapBackGuitar]

One of the best lesson out there for sure. Thanks a lot

[@excelfan85]

I come back to this video when I get lost after trying all kinds of weird stuff to make other types of sound. Is like a tuning fork for screaming. I miss you content so much. I'll have to become one of your students

[@Stagger_Leo]

I can do it in chest voice but I’m having trouble understanding how to get the compression past my passagio(G4). Is the larynx supposed to remain low or does it change when you go into mix voice? I can’t seem to find the right coordination…. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[@danilpeers]

it doesn't work at high notes! Bcause you need a switch

[@scribblecloud]

yeah i regret watching this with no headphones

[@monoh1ve]

How can I give you money for that? You are a really cool dude and a nice guy! Those youtube teachers did not tell you any of this stuff, before today I was trying to use my vocal fry instead of false-chords and compression, you've opened my eyes man.

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Oh thanks man i appreciate it very much! I also have lenghty articles and tutorials on screaming on my website singandscream.com You can support me by either booking a lesson with me or by donating to my paypal. The link you can find within the articles :)

[@faselblaDer3te]

I find your vocabulary super confusing, but other than that you have awesome advice on this channel.

[@gageclark2390]

Thanks man for this tutorial I’m naturally more of a singer than a screamer but I do enjoy heavy music a lot that’s the kind of music I want to make false cord screaming was easy to get down and came a lot easier and am way better at that but I do like the way fry screaming sounds But it’s very hard on my throat and just doesn’t sound very beefy nor very loud I don’t know maybe I’m not doing it right I’m not sure but it sounds like a fry scream to me I guess the only reason it sounds halfway decent is because I’m learning how to do subharmonic singing which uses vocal fry.

[@a.a7931]

Wow! 30 seconds into the video and I can already start making a small fry scream sound. The compression tip really helped! Thank you!

[@lena8316]

I think I just did my first fry scream. thank you!!!

[@melverys]

This is insane. Always felt that there was a huge difference in what’s happening during a vocal fry and the actually fry scream. Can you do a tutorial on false chords screams? Maybe also high fry scream because I can’t seem to hack it when I get into the head voice range

[@pinkpalmsmusic]

@2:42 yup. that's where i got stuck with all the tutorials. interesting! i will try the other method.

[@julesochitarresta7625]

I can get the first step, but I sound like shit.. What can I do about it?

[@BoO034]

I feel like I'm doing a hybrid scream every time I try so weird I can't separate the 2

[@ekkiam5958]

Hello, can you help me? I couldn't do fry scream anymore. I don't know what's the problem 😭

[@btcore]

Thank you so much

[@georgijo]

Omg i finally did it!!!!!!

[@LumpyC0RNFLAKES]

Amazing video thank you 🥹

[@a3842-j3o]

when I try to make it loud I can’t do it tho

[@Rhapsolin]

is it impossible for some people to vocal fry?

[@wtfdelicious]

Also der "chaotisch-feuchte" Klang kommt rein von den Taschenfalten? Der wird vorbereitet durch Kompression, wodurch sich die Taschenfalten über die Stimmlippen legen und dann schickt man mehr Luft durch, damit der Sound diese chaotisch-feuchte Qualität bekommt? und die Stimmlippen wirbeln nicht chaotisch durch die Gegend? die bewegen sich ganz normal? (hab solche Theorien auch schon online gefunden und das würd erklären, warum ich beim Üben immer heiser werde und es weh tut nach kurzer Zeit).

[@exotic8341]

This video channel makes learning paths EASIER. Thing is, I want to feel and do normal diaphragm distortion right, then proceed to try other techniques. Got any advices on doing that?

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Thank you! Im not really what you mean by diaphragm distortion. Could you elaborate? To be precise the diaphragm is the muscle that controls your breathing. It cant distort anything because it is not inside your throat, it doesnt create sound, it is beneath your lungs.

[@exotic8341]

@@SINGANDSCREAM My bad, I meant like using vocal fry as a way to distort your sound (like Chino Moreno from deftones). Everytime I use vocal fry for distortion, It doesn't feel right after.

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

@@exotic8341 If you use vocal fry for distortion i'd like you to do the voice check after practicing like i describe it in my latest video to check whether whatyou are doing there is harmful for your voice. Either way i recommend you to learn how to use your false folds from compression.

[@exotic8341]

Ah alright. I don't knownwhat false folds are but I learj something new everyday lol. I'll consider your epic words sir. Is there some place where I can frequently ask questions without much disturbance?

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

@@exotic8341 Neve just take my words! Always view infos critically, even when they come from me. I'd suggest the cult of metal discord server.

[@lightshader8731]

Hello, dear friend! First of all, I must say a huge "THANK YOU" for all these videos you make because they are incredibly helpful and you deserve a hell better than what you recieve from them! My question is, can I contact you in some way if you could help me know a little more about two techniques that I've been using for some time, but I kind of learnt by accident? I'm a guitarist, vocalist and beatboxer and I l'm really into discovering new unique types of vocal techniques and most from what I've learnt are distorted. Not sure if you know that, but if you've seen some beatboxers in the last couple of years, there's a huge variety of different unique bass vocal techniques, which are 100% vocals with no editing and all of them are really unique and with its own mechanism. So, I would say I'm able to do around 20 different distorted vocal techniques, including screaming techniques and bass vocal techniques. But my question is, if you could help me know a little more about those two I was taking about above, if you know some other vocalists using them or if you know a little more about the anatomical mechanisms of these two because the interesting thing is that, I've never really been only into death metal or deathcore music, as I know most of the time false cord and fry screams variations are mainly used there. I guess fry screams are a little more universal and versatile, as they play role in other genres sometimes, as well. I'm working the most on alternative rock music and one of my biggest goals ever, was to learn how to add tonal distortion to clean vocals, and still is. As I mentioned earlier, I'm not working that much on too heavy genres, but I would just love to master the techniques. Now that I've learnt a lot more unique, distorted techniques, after all, I'm still struggling with what I want to learn the most - distorted singing vocals. In one of the two techniques I was talking about, there basically a vocal fry, combined with falsetto without any type of tension, straining, compression or even too much breath control. Just tonal control is a little harder than usual, and to me it sounds like a more tunes version of a fry scream, with which I'm able to sing with distorted fry falsetto. The other one is a combination of whisper "compression" or more tightened whisper with a vocal fry synchronized. There's no tone in it and to me it sounds more like a quiet version of false cord scream but it feels really soft in your throat, as I think most vocal fry techniques should be. However, when I swallow or drink water after it, for some reason I'm not able to do it again in the upcoming seconds right after the swallowing. It takes me a couple of seconds or sometimes around a minute to get it again. I learnt both techniques from mimicking, almost two years ago. The tonal one, I learnt from listening to a lot of alternative rock vocalists adding grit to their singing. However, as I know, some of them like Kurt Cobain, were doing it wrong, putting the tension directly to their vocal cords. While listening to this, I was doing it in a completely different way. As I mentioned, adding a little vocal fry texture to falsetto singing. The other one I learnt was by listening to one bulgarian death metal vocalist. The second vocalist of the bulgarian band 'Grimaze'. You can check out some of their songs like 'Inner Engineering' or 'Endless Life Force' for example and you'll see what I'm talking about. You can also check out one of their acoustic covers when they play a 'Gojira' song and you'll hear how quiet it actually sounds, compared to other techniques. Their lyrics are in english, by the way. I may not do it the same way he does it, but I'm pretty sure that if it's not the same with what I do, it's pretty similar. I think it would be a lot better if you are able to actually hear it, instead of me only explaining in theory. I really apologize for the insanely huge comment... I hope I haven't wasted too much of your time. Thanks in advance for everything, mate! You are truly awesome! Greetings from Bulgaria! 😁💛🇧🇬🍀🔥💯🎶✨

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Hello there and thank you so much for the kind words. You can send me some recordings of you via mail [e-mail] and I will feature them either in the next live stream or give you my thoughts when I have the time. I also give 1on1 lessons. You can find out about my lessons on www.singandscream.com/lessons What I would encourage you to do is digest everything you can find about vocal effects on the internet. A good resource is the Complete Vocal Institutes material on vocal effects. There are also lectures from them on KZbin iirc. You can also read the guides on my website singandscream.com for more Infos on these effects. You can combine many things in unique ways together to create cool sounds. As long as it feels comfortable and doesn't leave any impact on your voice after practicing you should be good. Cheers!

[@geev33]

who is this god?

[@lordoflobsters7254]

Everytime I try this I get a weird falsetto sound mixed with fry

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

that sounds like you are doing a vocal fry then. Have you tried finding false fold distortion via compression first?

[@lordoflobsters7254]

@@SINGANDSCREAM Yes I have experience with grit/compression in chest voice. I just dont understand how to go from a vocal fry into the fry scream you show in the video, my voice automatically slips into vocal fry when I try to add hypercompression. any tips ?

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

Try playing around with the volume and also the pitch you sing inside the compression. It's not unusual for your voice to slip into vocal fry when compressing. If the compression feels good try not making a single note but try to talk and see what happens if you raise your voice little by little and focus on the pitch that you are talking at. Vocal fry is an indicator that you don't have enough volume for your voice phonate regularly.

[@snowface4630]

Man! Is it possible that my false chord do not close or do not exist. Coz ive been trying false chord screams for almost 4 years now. Yeah i can do “whisper fry screams” where its not at all loud…. But i do the compression thing and when i try to sing a note or anything through it i get a little bit of rasp but it hurts like hell and i cant sustain it at all. Im really confused. Can anyone help???

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

If you are hurting yourself you are doing something very wrong and you should stop what you have been trying there. In this case I would advise learning with a vocal coach and not try to teach yourself. In the meantime you can work on your singing to get an overall better feeling for your voice.

[@Zach_borchard]

Hey bro, sounds like I do the same vocal technique as you. I’ve been searching for years now to find someone who does my style. Would love to get in contact and see what else I could learn from you! Regards, Zach.

[@hauntinglyhorrible]

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[@tomhiryu1601]

what about the annoyance on the back?

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

How do you mean?

[@tomhiryu1601]

@@SINGANDSCREAM I have been frying for some time, I have no pain except that after doing it remains a nuisance, as if it were dry behind

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

@@tomhiryu1601 have you checked whether it affects your voice? Voice changes, range limited? People sometimes get this when they do a NEW tecnique. Should go away after a coouple of days, week max. If not it points towards something in your technique being wrong

[@tomhiryu1601]

@@SINGANDSCREAM I did a checkup a few days ago to see my vocal cords and they are fine. the technique I use seems right ... can I write you on Instagram? so I let you hear my sound

[@SINGANDSCREAM]

@@tomhiryu1601 sure

[@northernninety7]

If I’m not mistaken it’s actually your arytenoids activating since they are right above your chords. Doing this feels completely different from actual false chord technique.

[@DustinTavo]

I’ve only got the one pitch atm taking it slow. But holy shit I’ve been trying to learn this for many months now more the Chester pitched scream but this style scream instantly worked for me. I’m coming fresh from one of those accidental screamers and instantly know what you mean. I was using pure fry only thinking it didn’t make sense but I’ll try. All that gets you is Maria Brink sound lol. Then again Cradle Of Filth also I do actually believe. Then again the man kills his face like this style so maybe it’s actually more this. Not gonna try that one til I get this one pitch down lol.

[@jboggs747]

Man your video is the most helpful I’ve found out of the hundreds I’ve watched. I am going horse every time I practice though I just wanted to see if this is common at first and will get better after time? Thanks for the very helpful video we appreciate it

[@gustavogomez-uj2ol]

Bro i have watched hours and hours of videos tryibg to get this and in couple minutes you nailed it absolute gold man thanks aloot 🎉❤

[@liamvanderbilt1074]

No matter what I do when i add compression the sound always comes from my throat and its very airy, sounds awful and is super painful lol. I'm not sure what im doing wrong I've been at it for over a year now

[@FixItStig]

Holy cow for like a month ive been scouring youtube and been confused and gotten nowhere but your explanation i got the basic feel within a few seconds not down but now I know what to practice and how it feels thanks

[@Jacksonnnnnnnnnnnnn]

Thanks so much for this video. What should we do if we can get the fry sound using this method but it is SUPER quiet?

[@MichaelDespairs]

I think I tried learning fry screams 10 years ago but never even got close. I learned how to do false chord screams in the 90's but even then I always seem to have to re-learn them I don't do them for a time so I can record songs which I don't do often enough.

[@brianmiddleton4697]

if i may ask a question, I’m a bass singer so my range is typically pretty down low. Will the fry scream work in that range?

[@fernandosanchez6054]

Very usefull for heavy/Power metal singers that wants to scream thanks a lot!!!!

[@TheSeTrous]

Finally someone told how to fry scream, not to fry whisper

[@mcjackspaz]

This is an awesome demonstration! People can be confusing about how they get full fry scream and this helps a lot.

[@JoyboysDream]

Doing Gods work. Thanks and much love my german brother