Breath support - check Advisory against overuse of air - check Method to ensure proper technique - check Also describing how it should feel when done correctly - check Good advice all around!
This tutorial is god-tier. FINALLY someone explains that a gravelly feeling is normal in the start. Most people who make low scream tutorials just say it’s bad for that to happen rather than saying its a normal place to start before you find the best way to do it that won’t feel abnormal. I actually have hope now that I’ll be able to start screaming soon.
Kardavox Academy i havent had a ton of chances to practice, but im actually getting to the point where i may achieve lows soon. i achieved highs somewhere around two months ago because of this tutorial.
@@jadesmediacornerThat's awesome to hear, dude! If you ever want some help to give you a leg-up on your vocal journey you can reach out to us on Wisio www.wisio.com/KardavoxAcademy and send us a clip of your vocals, Mark will analyse them and send back a personalised feedback video that will help take your vocals to the next level! Or, if you'd prefer a full one-on-one lesson, you can reach out to us at kardavox1010@gmail.com. Hope all is well!
finally a coach that explains everything, almost every coach i checked started explaining the "bark" section then jumping to the fucking vocals like wtf how did you get there, thanks for the video
Finally a teacher I can learn from. Too many videos of the same concept, no one actually giving a break down and explanation of where to start and how it should feel/sound. Thank you for this
just found this out, im gonna spend my whole summer learning from your videos. im 17, ive been playing guitar since i was 5. but i had trouble singing. your videos are my guide right now since i cant afford your lessons lol. best teacher ever, peace.
Final fantasy reference 😏 that’s my jam, I sang a Zelda jingle when you told me to though lol. Screaming for over 10 years now successfully, not knowing whether I was doing fry or false chord, this helps though. And anything that helps vets improve or even refresh is perfect and worth a big thumbs up
Watching this video makes me happy on my 4 years of vocal training myself basically. I’ve watched a few things like zen of screaming but I couldn’t understand much because I don’t understand my body or specifically my vocal chords (or anything) or how to use or not use anything.
Man, that tip about using "i" in "ia" has helped me a whole lot! This combined with the tip about where to resonate/feel it have allowed me to begin producing the correct sound with the correct technique. Thank you very much.
I always see these video about the “sigh” sounds and everyone commenting “omg this worked so well for me” but never though it worked for me. This does, the way he goes into detail about where to feel the movement higher up and not in the Adam’s apple really helped
I've been doing metal vocals on and off for roughly 10 years, I'm now 31 years old. I've been in a few a bands and always thought my vocals were decent. I haven't practiced or played in about 3 years and I'm not happy with how I sound now. My lows always sounded like what you did at 7:43 . I never researched how metal vocals work until now and this video is extremely intriguing and helpful. I'm getting back into doing vocals and your explanations help alot with the mental aspect of it. You got yourself a new subscriber. Thank you.
I learned how to do this as a side effect of learning how to do throat singing. 😂. I’m actually a soul vocalist, and if you can master throat singing, and have a bit of natural talent, you can pretty much do anything with your vocals. It improved my range, control and endurance like crazy... and I also learned how to do metal vocals. 🤘
This dude is fantastic explains everything so well please do that vocal compression lesson as soon as he said that I looked else where and not a signal video is good.
Your videos are extremely helpful! Even the reaction ones are super interessting and not just lame reactions! I’m really looking foreward for the vocal compression lesson!!!!
I'm currently on the waiting list for lessons, and this video has already helped heaps. I've now managed to move the feeling from my throat all the way up to the back of my nose and tongue area. I can't wait for those lessons just so I can get even better.
Just saw the MTG playmat halfway throug the video and I had to laugh out loudly while doing "yaah". Always great to see that many other people are playing it as well! Great video by the way, it helped to refresh and improve my technique. Thanks!
I'm a guitarist and have been trying to learn how to do metal vocals for a long time but not having enough resources to spend behind it i had to depend on TH-cam. I watched your video a couple of months back when I first started trying to learn this and couldn't figure out what i was supposed to do. I went around youtube trying to learn how to fry scream or do false cord vocals and ended up learning stuff like breath support and other stuff that were needed to safely create this sounds however I couldn't figure out how to make the sounds I was supposed to. I came back to this video after two months and it makes much more sense now tbh this is a lot more help full than most videos out there. Thanks a ton.
Please do the vocal compression video! I'd love to learn the Travis Ryan growls (those mid-low growls, it's hard to explain), i'm stuck with the basic false chord sound :/
Did you watch his infant annihilator reaction? The first vocals he explains are the same technique as Travis unique dinosaur screams if you mean those.
@@TheDarkness4560 no, i mean his regular growls. There's a difference between (for example) Travis Ryan and Dallas-Toller Wade. My growls sound more like Dallas, but i expect them to sound like Ryan's if i use compression. I'm trying to explain as best as i can lmao
@@julitoalcazar1996 Ahh now i think i know which ones you mean, those growls where you can literally understand every word he says/sings. Yeah they are tough because you have to Distort your vocals exactly the same amount as you let the air out to let it sound like a normal voice.
I love watching your tutorials, I've only been doing metal vocals for about 6 months and I've come a long way by watching your videos and trying to mimic the way most artists create space. I appreciate your channel a lot!
I was watching Austin Dickey's gutteral lessons and it brought me here! Pretty cool. I love Marks reaction to Demolisher when the air conditioner went out. That was a damn good review!
when Y? When Y makes an vowel sound like in Sean Yseult from White Zombie (and others) It's pronounced "Ee-sult" BOOM! VOWELTIME! Great info too. Instantly helped me a lot. Thanks man.
I was watching ProJared's video about the first Final Fantasy game right before stumbling upon this video, then 1:55 happened... I subscribed instantly.
Great vid. I like to think of the air filling all the way up from the gut, rather than the chest. That's not how it works but I think it can help people understand where their diaphragm bottoms out. -Signed, Low Brass
I can do highs easily with no problems. But as for lows I'm struggling. I do the right techniques but mine sound super hollow. What am I going wrong and how do I fix it. Love the video, and just subscribed ❤
Thanks for the support! Most of the time people have trouble with metal vocals its an issue of breath support, distortion placement, or both. I would advise starting with making sure you are breathing with your diaphragm properly and utilizing your abdominal muscles first, since that solves a lot of problems on its own
Gage Newman I have the opposite issue lol my lows are nasty but my highs are crackly as hell. I can do a gurgle scream and it sounds kinda like a banshee 😂
Ronnie Climer 😂😂 I’m even weirder I can do lows pretty easIly and highs a little bit but I can do inhales easy as pie but fry scream all techniques I find impossible even tho I can feel there exactly the same thing happening in my throat
Same here, I can do high screams pretty easy, singing along to The Sound Of Perseverance and higher vocals in The Black Dahlia Murder and Dying Fetus songs, but fuckin lows man, I struggle hard. I come from a choir background, and my breath and diaphragm control is decent but I struggle with how to utilize my distortion placement and such, shits tough, but I'll get there eventually
You're awesome dude! This video was very helpful. I can do fry screams but have been struggling to be able to do any lows. And I definitely feel that gravely feeling you're talking about. I also am not familiar with a lot of the names of body parts and what some of the words you say. I'm a guitar player and make my own music and would love to record my own vocals. Been following you for awhile and you helped me unlock my fry but I really want to unlock my lows and then gutterals
So.... I recently started doing your warm up video before practice, and I put this on while also kind of distracted and did think "Huh, I forgot this part/must skip this part", before I realized it was a different video xD
Really nice explanation, although I'm struggling to find the jump from the "exasperated sigh" to the voice-less growl. I think my vocal chords keep getting mixed in. Also, how related is this technique to Mongolian Throat Singing?
My lows sound more like your compressed low. but then that makes me think I am doing a fry low because I struggle to do that barking low sound. So hard to tell.
This is kinda similar to throat bass and chest bass in beatboxing, so i kinda already know how and it didn't hurt that much but Great tutorial man big up!
I've been listening to metal for 15 years JFAC was my favorite but could never get vocals. I'm obviously no master but this video took to a place I've tried so hard to find by myself
so. i started my "break in" to false chords by screaming while choking myself. hard. like, thumb shoved into my trichea while gurgling. now i am deathcore
I've singing for few years and domine the false cord technique pretty well on highs but use to fail in lows, I'm sure I do a proper breathing technique but when I try to do lows I run out of air really quickly, what am I doing wrong? Thankyou so much!!
Lows are the separation between natural talent and taught lows I’d say .. if you’re familiar with the nj metal scene I was in the pit at the Whitechapel show venue called ‘the Aquifer’.. A church who had the priest watching Whitechapel screaming his words- devil worship -shutting the venue down forever since LOL starland ballroom was/is the only other venue that really brought out some true low vox talents I.e float face down, existence , One of the best shows I ever saw I was at that little church about a year beforeWas misery signals when I was a freshman at Montgomery high school which actually was one of the best days of my life because I got to smoke a blunt with Jonny Craig Dance Gavin Dance was headlining Misery Signals them was under at the time .. 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Oh yeah there was the band from my town called the air I breathe firstly upon stage , If you know you know, watching them become who they are who is truly a blessing
I have no idea how to make the sound with my soft palette. I can only make the sound in my throat. Like Cookie Monster or the Christian bale Batman voice.
I can only do those rough guturals, just like George Fisher or Karls Sanders. But I just can't do those um... "wet", "deep" and ""massive" lows like Phil Bozeman or Tyller miller. Could you help me? I really want to reach that sound, but I just don't know how
Thanks for this helpful video! I have been working on mine for a long time, but the big problem I still have is with mucus/phlegm. I'll be growling out like mad, then start gagging and choking - even vomited a few times, because mucus/phlegm will run down the back of my throat and get caught there. It's worth noting that, although I do take allergy meds, they aren't 100% effective in fighting my allergy-causing nasal drainage. If anyone can help in any way, I'd surely appreciate it!
So I'm not necessarily doing it wrong, then? I always get a gritty scratchy feel, right near the vellum but not further down the throat. I know I probably push too much air, because I'm so loud. But I don't know how else to make the sound haha.
ive been trying to find a good teacher for metal vocals and i think i finally found my guy.
Yeah me too
same
Eric Miller Dad?
Apologies for just getting to this, Domonick. If you still are interested in lessons you can reach out to us on kardavox1010@gmail.com! - Alex
@@KardavoxAcademy I'd be interested too if possible, I've sent a little email about it your way👍
Breath support - check
Advisory against overuse of air - check
Method to ensure proper technique - check
Also describing how it should feel when done correctly - check
Good advice all around!
Knives? check.
Rope? check.
Dagger? check.
Lmao. Found my false chords teacher lml
Magic the gatheric board in back - check
No one:
Me in my room: YUH
Literally same 😂😂
I've been growling for years, this was definitely a helpful refresher course.
So glad I could help!
I’m relearning
New genre - Mad-At-My-Boss-Core.
i wanna hear post-MadAtMyBossCore because of covid shutdowns people dont have bosses to be mad at anymore
"SHITTY BOSS"!!!!! 🤣 *Agrukitso
Holy fuck I didn't know i could sound like this you're a god
This tutorial is god-tier. FINALLY someone explains that a gravelly feeling is normal in the start. Most people who make low scream tutorials just say it’s bad for that to happen rather than saying its a normal place to start before you find the best way to do it that won’t feel abnormal. I actually have hope now that I’ll be able to start screaming soon.
How's your vocal journey going?
Kardavox Academy i havent had a ton of chances to practice, but im actually getting to the point where i may achieve lows soon. i achieved highs somewhere around two months ago because of this tutorial.
@@jadesmediacornerThat's awesome to hear, dude! If you ever want some help to give you a leg-up on your vocal journey you can reach out to us on Wisio www.wisio.com/KardavoxAcademy and send us a clip of your vocals, Mark will analyse them and send back a personalised feedback video that will help take your vocals to the next level! Or, if you'd prefer a full one-on-one lesson, you can reach out to us at kardavox1010@gmail.com. Hope all is well!
why is this guy the perfect youtube metal vocalist ive been trying to find!
Aaron Palmer because he is the vocalist in FUCKING VIRAEMIA
Thanks for the kind words, bro!
finally a coach that explains everything, almost every coach i checked started explaining the "bark" section then jumping to the fucking vocals like wtf how did you get there, thanks for the video
Finally a teacher I can learn from. Too many videos of the same concept, no one actually giving a break down and explanation of where to start and how it should feel/sound. Thank you for this
just found this out, im gonna spend my whole summer learning from your videos. im 17, ive been playing guitar since i was 5. but i had trouble singing. your videos are my guide right now since i cant afford your lessons lol. best teacher ever, peace.
Same as you man! Are you feeling pain in the back of the throat when pushing air cause i do?
Do a good warm up first,. Drink something to relax your vocal cords. If it hurts your technique isn't quite right. No worries though, you'll get it.
Turns out I've known how to do this since I was a little kid. Did I mean to, no. But is it helpful now, hell yes.
4:45 when soundcloud rappers have bronchitis
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I love you I just had to tho 😂
Hilarious
So THAT'S what my mom was doing in her room with "Uncle Ronnie" that night! Practicing lows!!
Final fantasy reference 😏 that’s my jam, I sang a Zelda jingle when you told me to though lol. Screaming for over 10 years now successfully, not knowing whether I was doing fry or false chord, this helps though. And anything that helps vets improve or even refresh is perfect and worth a big thumbs up
Thanks, Tommy! There's always room to learn more about vocals - even with veterans! - Alex
great video thank you so much, i appreciate the discussion of the physical structure of where the voice comes from, that helped me a lot
Great to hear it, Xavier! Glad we could help. - Alex
The Y onset literally just opened up my whole understanding of unclean vocals. I am forever indebted to this video
Watching this video makes me happy on my 4 years of vocal training myself basically. I’ve watched a few things like zen of screaming but I couldn’t understand much because I don’t understand my body or specifically my vocal chords (or anything) or how to use or not use anything.
At least I'm not the only one trying to scream. Guess I need to practice outside for my neighbors to hear.
Man, that tip about using "i" in "ia" has helped me a whole lot! This combined with the tip about where to resonate/feel it have allowed me to begin producing the correct sound with the correct technique. Thank you very much.
Best metal vocal coach around mark. Thanks dude
Thanks bro, really appreciate the kind words!
I always see these video about the “sigh” sounds and everyone commenting “omg this worked so well for me” but never though it worked for me. This does, the way he goes into detail about where to feel the movement higher up and not in the Adam’s apple really helped
I've been doing metal vocals on and off for roughly 10 years, I'm now 31 years old. I've been in a few a bands and always thought my vocals were decent. I haven't practiced or played in about 3 years and I'm not happy with how I sound now. My lows always sounded like what you did at 7:43 . I never researched how metal vocals work until now and this video is extremely intriguing and helpful. I'm getting back into doing vocals and your explanations help alot with the mental aspect of it. You got yourself a new subscriber. Thank you.
I learned how to do this as a side effect of learning how to do throat singing. 😂. I’m actually a soul vocalist, and if you can master throat singing, and have a bit of natural talent, you can pretty much do anything with your vocals. It improved my range, control and endurance like crazy... and I also learned how to do metal vocals. 🤘
That's awesome!
omg i learned how to raise my soft palet
You're about to get some serious versatility in your vocals!
Kardavox Academy that’s awesome and I’m rather comfortable doing fry like old bring me the horizon
Two years ago and still the most helpful video I found.
thank you skal brother
Glad I could help bro!
ive been doing vocals for 4 years, its always good to go back and relearn everything! thank you for making this video!
This dude is fantastic explains everything so well please do that vocal compression lesson as soon as he said that I looked else where and not a signal video is good.
I was right next to my fiance when that grunting happened 😂
Your videos are extremely helpful! Even the reaction ones are super interessting and not just lame reactions! I’m really looking foreward for the vocal compression lesson!!!!
I cannot begin to express how much I appreciate that you said how it should feel. Not a single other video I watched says that.
i totaly love that theres a mtg playmat in the corner!!:)
Definitely earned my sub!!! This video is amazing!!!!
This has be the most helpful video on this subject
Glad to hear it!
I've been trying to do this for years. I'm literally about to binge watch all your videos.
I'm currently on the waiting list for lessons, and this video has already helped heaps. I've now managed to move the feeling from my throat all the way up to the back of my nose and tongue area. I can't wait for those lessons just so I can get even better.
Hell yeah! I'm glad it helped, and I look forward to working together!
Just saw the MTG playmat halfway throug the video and I had to laugh out loudly while doing "yaah". Always great to see that many other people are playing it as well!
Great video by the way, it helped to refresh and improve my technique. Thanks!
I! LOVE!!! YOU!!!! You’re great, man.
Thanks, man!
I'm a guitarist and have been trying to learn how to do metal vocals for a long time but not having enough resources to spend behind it i had to depend on TH-cam. I watched your video a couple of months back when I first started trying to learn this and couldn't figure out what i was supposed to do. I went around youtube trying to learn how to fry scream or do false cord vocals and ended up learning stuff like breath support and other stuff that were needed to safely create this sounds however I couldn't figure out how to make the sounds I was supposed to. I came back to this video after two months and it makes much more sense now tbh this is a lot more help full than most videos out there. Thanks a ton.
Haven’t been able to find a quality dirty vocal coach and this dude is killing it. Time to binge boys
Please do the vocal compression video! I'd love to learn the Travis Ryan growls (those mid-low growls, it's hard to explain), i'm stuck with the basic false chord sound :/
Same here, very interested in the compression one too!
Btw Mark, that link to Caspro's bandcamp doesn't work, it's incomplete.
Did you watch his infant annihilator reaction? The first vocals he explains are the same technique as Travis unique dinosaur screams if you mean those.
@@TheDarkness4560 no, i mean his regular growls. There's a difference between (for example) Travis Ryan and Dallas-Toller Wade. My growls sound more like Dallas, but i expect them to sound like Ryan's if i use compression. I'm trying to explain as best as i can lmao
@@julitoalcazar1996 Ahh now i think i know which ones you mean, those growls where you can literally understand every word he says/sings.
Yeah they are tough because you have to Distort your vocals exactly the same amount as you let the air out to let it sound like a normal voice.
@@TheDarkness4560 that's exactly what i mean, yes. Hopefully we learn how to do it, it's so cool!
thanks man!
Couldn't find my low scream for so long, but it finally clicked with your exercise! Thank you Mark.
I love watching your tutorials, I've only been doing metal vocals for about 6 months and I've come a long way by watching your videos and trying to mimic the way most artists create space. I appreciate your channel a lot!
I was watching Austin Dickey's gutteral lessons and it brought me here! Pretty cool. I love Marks reaction to Demolisher when the air conditioner went out. That was a damn good review!
Thank you so much I have been doing it so wrong for 8 years and this just saved me
That's great to hear, Brandon! Thanks for sharing. - Alex
at last i find this video.. this is really informative
I found your music today through autoplay on youtoube, and i'm hella glad i had to piss at that exact moment cause this channel rules.
Amazing tutorial! Keep the good work!!
when Y? When Y makes an vowel sound like in Sean Yseult from White Zombie (and others) It's pronounced "Ee-sult" BOOM! VOWELTIME! Great info too. Instantly helped me a lot. Thanks man.
You fucking killed this tutorial
So good
i am doing this for15 years. thanks to your videos i actually know whats happening in my throat
I was watching ProJared's video about the first Final Fantasy game right before stumbling upon this video, then 1:55 happened... I subscribed instantly.
Immediate like for Final Fantasy reference
Great vid. I like to think of the air filling all the way up from the gut, rather than the chest. That's not how it works but I think it can help people understand where their diaphragm bottoms out.
-Signed, Low Brass
This was actually a very good explanation I tried to teach myself Metal screams for a long time and this was the best video so far
Now my vocals are Phil bozeman with dying fetus feel to it damn thank you man.
Thank you so much
I haven’t seen a video covering highs on your channel so I hope to see one soon 😁😁😁
Best gutteral scream tutorial on You Tube
okay so how exactly do I turn the ohhh into an OOOOHHHHHHH
U are literally the best!!!!🤩
Just want to say thank you for being here to teach me .
I can do highs easily with no problems. But as for lows I'm struggling. I do the right techniques but mine sound super hollow. What am I going wrong and how do I fix it. Love the video, and just subscribed ❤
Thanks for the support! Most of the time people have trouble with metal vocals its an issue of breath support, distortion placement, or both. I would advise starting with making sure you are breathing with your diaphragm properly and utilizing your abdominal muscles first, since that solves a lot of problems on its own
shit I'm the opposite. I can't do highs to save my life.
Gage Newman I have the opposite issue lol my lows are nasty but my highs are crackly as hell. I can do a gurgle scream and it sounds kinda like a banshee 😂
Ronnie Climer 😂😂 I’m even weirder I can do lows pretty easIly and highs a little bit but I can do inhales easy as pie but fry scream all techniques I find impossible even tho I can feel there exactly the same thing happening in my throat
Same here, I can do high screams pretty easy, singing along to The Sound Of Perseverance and higher vocals in The Black Dahlia Murder and Dying Fetus songs, but fuckin lows man, I struggle hard. I come from a choir background, and my breath and diaphragm control is decent but I struggle with how to utilize my distortion placement and such, shits tough, but I'll get there eventually
Great video
I have been putting all the distortion in my larynx for the past year! SMH! Thanks for teaching me how to fix that dude🤘🏼
You're awesome dude! This video was very helpful. I can do fry screams but have been struggling to be able to do any lows. And I definitely feel that gravely feeling you're talking about. I also am not familiar with a lot of the names of body parts and what some of the words you say. I'm a guitar player and make my own music and would love to record my own vocals. Been following you for awhile and you helped me unlock my fry but I really want to unlock my lows and then gutterals
we need more people like you!
So.... I recently started doing your warm up video before practice, and I put this on while also kind of distracted and did think "Huh, I forgot this part/must skip this part", before I realized it was a different video xD
Haha, I'm glad my warm up video is proving useful to you!
Netflix: “are you still watching?”
Me in my girl’s ear: 3:08
I would love one on one huge fan of chris Barnes vocals
relieved. thank you so much. :)
Thank you so much for your expert content.
Hey man can you please do a video on the vocal breakdown of the band Deviloof specifically their new track Newspeak would really love to hear it
I love you! I'm waiting for the 2nd video! I'm more interested in fry screams though. Can't wait
All my homies fuck with the kardavox
Really nice explanation, although I'm struggling to find the jump from the "exasperated sigh" to the voice-less growl. I think my vocal chords keep getting mixed in.
Also, how related is this technique to Mongolian Throat Singing?
Omg i closed my door and then my father asked me if i saw his phone and im like YUUUH!
My lows sound more like your compressed low. but then that makes me think I am doing a fry low because I struggle to do that barking low sound. So hard to tell.
I think i might be in the same boat as you. Did you ever get an answer?
How do you hold the lows for longer? Can't hold it any longer than a "dog bark" and I'm using all diaphragm.....??
dont press all the air out at once, press a bit less, so you can mainatin it longer
Thank you for lesson!
Our pleasure! We truly love teaching at Kardavox Academy!
This is kinda similar to throat bass and chest bass in beatboxing, so i kinda already know how and it didn't hurt that much but Great tutorial man big up!
excellent channel! just found out about you and your content is amazing, thanks for sharing your knowledge! 🤘
I remember going to a slipknot concert and wanted to recreate behemoth and Corey Taylor watching this got me a step closer thanks.
Glad to hear it! If ever you're interested in finding out more about our lesson offerings, drop us an email on kardavox1010@gmail.com! - Alex
I've been listening to metal for 15 years JFAC was my favorite but could never get vocals. I'm obviously no master but this video took to a place I've tried so hard to find by myself
so. i started my "break in" to false chords by screaming while choking myself. hard. like, thumb shoved into my trichea while gurgling. now i am deathcore
That is not safe at all
I've singing for few years and domine the false cord technique pretty well on highs but use to fail in lows, I'm sure I do a proper breathing technique but when I try to do lows I run out of air really quickly, what am I doing wrong? Thankyou so much!!
I know how to do this, but i didn't quite know how to transmit it to others, thanks !
Lows are the separation between natural talent and taught lows I’d say .. if you’re familiar with the nj metal scene I was in the pit at the Whitechapel show venue called ‘the Aquifer’.. A church who had the priest watching Whitechapel screaming his words- devil worship -shutting the venue down forever since LOL starland ballroom was/is the only other venue that really brought out some true low vox talents I.e float face down, existence , One of the best shows I ever saw I was at that little church about a year beforeWas misery signals when I was a freshman at Montgomery high school which actually was one of the best days of my life because I got to smoke a blunt with Jonny Craig Dance Gavin Dance was headlining Misery Signals them was under at the time .. 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Oh yeah there was the band from my town called the air I breathe firstly upon stage , If you know you know, watching them become who they are who is truly a blessing
it just kinda clicked for me, thanks man
I have no idea how to make the sound with my soft palette. I can only make the sound in my throat. Like Cookie Monster or the Christian bale Batman voice.
Great video, Mark!
Thanks bro!
We need a gutterals tutorial! Please and thanks.
I can only do those rough guturals, just like George Fisher or Karls Sanders. But I just can't do those um... "wet", "deep" and ""massive" lows like Phil Bozeman or Tyller miller. Could you help me? I really want to reach that sound, but I just don't know how
1:59 OMG HE PREDICTED AMOGUS
Lmao so funny
the same ways you do a low base in beat boxing ^^ do the technique and say "bum" with an explosive "b" with tight lips
Thanks for this helpful video! I have been working on mine for a long time, but the big problem I still have is with mucus/phlegm. I'll be growling out like mad, then start gagging and choking - even vomited a few times, because mucus/phlegm will run down the back of my throat and get caught there. It's worth noting that, although I do take allergy meds, they aren't 100% effective in fighting my allergy-causing nasal drainage. If anyone can help in any way, I'd surely appreciate it!
Stranger Things Jim Hopper! 😄
great series of videos man!
So I'm not necessarily doing it wrong, then? I always get a gritty scratchy feel, right near the vellum but not further down the throat. I know I probably push too much air, because I'm so loud. But I don't know how else to make the sound haha.