FRY SCREAM VS FALSE CORD - Demonstartion And Explanation Of Differences
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2019
- This video will help you to understand the differences between fry scream and false chord!
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This is 100% the best explanation of the differences between them, explained in such a detailed, yet experiential manner. Love this, thanks Sibila!
I am very happy to read that - thank you!
I've been watching lots of how to scream videos for years and I find this very clarifying and the examples of each scream or distortion with famous bands help a lot to organize the concepts. Very well explained :)
Thank You, I try my best!
I'm playing in hc punk bands for years and i never knew there are words for the stuff i'm trying to do. super cool video, keep it up!
Thank you! By the way, can you share the music from your bands? I will gladly listen!
Im not 100% sure, but i pretty sure that throat singing use false cord techniques that makes it easier to grasp before trying to add it in into screaming. At least I feel like it kind of helped me. Great video though. Very detailed!
Hi, indeed, throat singing like kargyraa, uses false vocal folds combined with a clean sound and overtones :)
I think I kind of get what You have mentioned and it can be easily heard when we listen to this example of growl by Alex Terrible:
th-cam.com/video/UMZ1tqojC2Q/w-d-xo.html
Holy shit i've been trying to fry scream for years and in this video when you showed that you need to use the swallowing muscle i made massive progress in just a few days! I never would have even thought about that. Very useful video 5/5!
Hi Man, this is awesome to hear!
I will likely listen to your screams if You would like me to. Feel free to contact me via facebook - Extreme Vocal:
facebook.com/extremevocal
Cheers and have a great practice!
YEAH!!! Finally!!!! I started watching videos on this 2 months ago. Been trying every day to get that fry distortion. Today I was lying in bed and tried it... I guess since I was super relaxed lying down and throat was open naturally, I could make the sound effortlessly. Now that I know where it is engaged I can activate it at will.
Awesome, I am happy to read that, good job!
The best video I've ever seen on this topic.
Hi, thank You Dylan! That's the best comment I could imagine to receive, have a great day!
I second that. There is a lot of shitty one and this was exactly the information I was looking for
Thanks, so glad to read that, have a great day and practice!
I also think !!
I stumbled upon fry screaming by pure chance and today I know how to fiddle with it better, low growls through fry are now my specialty, and the distortions through this method are by far my favorites due to the air management capacity they provide when singing and switching from distorted screams to clean vocals and such.
You are very good in teaching this, by the way; very often vocal coaches will give only the technical pieces of advice and end up not talking much about the sensation you're supposed to feel or even search for when trying to learn it.
Hi, thank You for the comment, it seems to me that You are aware of what you are doing with your voice and what types of sounds you seek to achieve. Being self-observant is really helpful!
I will likely listen to your vocals if you have any recordings or a band :)
I generally sing just to myself, friends and family since we share the same taste in music, but I'm not confident enough to get in a band or start recording my vocals. I guess that's the harder part, being confident
Yeah, it turns out like vocals themselves are like a top of ice berg, there are more things that are improtant too, for example being self confident. It can be learnt like vocals too.
I will tell You two things, first of all I am rather not very outgoing person, I am rather introvert but when i started to practice I knew i have to work on being more confident, more outgoing. I am still improving my stage presence and confindence because on some days I feel more energized, on some less and dont want to show off and "play star" and get attention of people on me etc.
My first public performance was rough shit and i personally decided it to be.
It was accoustic evening and You know, i didnt bring any guitar or soft song. I was there only with my voice and i did acapella growl with song from Death, I sung for a bis Godsmack and it was sick.
People performed there like: "use somebody" with guitars,clean voices and suddenly some random guy got on the stage and started to growl the shit out from him xD It was the most challenging performance for me but after such crazy shit nothing really impressed me to the point i was like i will shit myself :D
Damn, that takes guts. It is kinda motivational too, as, you know, you didn't need more than pure skill to be engaging. I'll try to work on my confidence and maybe someday I'll be able to tell a similar story or simply not bust a sweat when on a stage. But yeah, that's something I guess anyone gotta tap into as well, you can't go anywhere without both of these qualities, so it is good to know people out there share the experience and have stories to tell about overcoming it
You will see, it will be good, a matter of practice and experience!
This video is very helpful. Thank you so much brother
Hi, it is awesome to hear that Man!
Thank You for your support, all the best!
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True that :D
I'm practice in my own room:
Ugghhhhh!!!!
My father : What are u doing son?
That's why I never practiced at home. I'd rather go few kilometres away from city to have a little bit more privacy (and still I was aproached by random people thinking I've lost my mind, damn) :D
wow, amazing timbre's there
Thanks! Have a great weekend!
Great explanation of the differences :D
Thank you, I am happy like it!
Great explaination! This helped more than the "Zen of Screaming" which basically told me in 1,5h not to push back in the day. Damn that was a let down, i can clearly remember :D So I guess I use false cord without knowing it.
I hope to see The Philosopher cover from you man! \m/
Cheers from Bratwurstland! I think i will practise more :-)
Thank You Man, I really appreciate that! It gives me even more motivation to do my job here.
Yeah, zen of screaming was good but for me personally it didn't deliver enough information to build my vocals from the basic start.
The Philosopher is awesome track (damn, which Death's song isn't :D ), if there is instrumental for that one I will likely record it.
I recorded Zombie Ritual so far and plan to hit the Scavenger of Human Sorrow.
Have a great week and practice, cheers from Poland!
@@sibilaextremevocal That's exactly what i meant with Zen. I was hoping for some in depth "How to growl" but there was not really much info on this...
Yes keep this thing going! I wish stuff like this would've been available back in my day when i first started.
Well, check my cover on my channel you commented a few days ago. In the beginning I ramble that I would love to invite all musicians and Death fans to do their own cover of this. So I uploaded versions without drums/bass/guitar and (interesting for you) without vocals.
So there you go ;) That was a lot of work to do, because damn those are some great musicians...
I remember that cover, everything is great, the tuning and sound is almost like from the original song but the bass is a total masterpiece :D
Thanks for the instrumental, I guess then I have to start my practice!
@@sibilaextremevocal Great to hear! I am curious about your version!
Yeah the sound is pretty similar, because I also used almost the same equipment as Chuck.
His BC Rich Stealth signature and his amp the Marshall Valvestate 8100 played a big roll in this. The bass in the original kind of lacked clarity in the mix, so great to hear that you like it. Even more because I learned it fingerstyle, which is not really easy when you are a guitarist who plays with a pick :D
Thank you so much for this video and especially the fry scream tutorial from one month ago. Among all the fry scream tutorials this was the very first one where I started to understand what to do when I want to do a fry scream. Solely because of your well built exercises!
Do you have examples of bands with female singers/bands that use fry or false chord technique (both low and high)? As a woman I'm still looking for some voices that are a little more relatable to me :)
Hi! Thank you so much for the comment and feedback, I am very glad that the video was helpful :)
Bands where we can hear fry scream are In This Moment (some really high pitched screams and sharp distortion), Arch Enemy (Angela Gossow used some mix of fry and false cord, lower and mid ranges sounds more like false cord, longer and higher screams sounds more like fry scream).
False cord can be heard in Once Human and Jinjer (Tatiana is sometimes mixing false cord with fry on the higher screams).
There are more, one of my students sent me her "female screamers playlist", I will look for that one and send you :)
@@sibilaextremevocal Yay thank you so much! Looking forward to checking out the playlist :)
Damn I’m still killing my voice trying this. I sing for many years and have good control of my voice, but I can’t manage to find a good way to add rasp on my voice when I need without killing it. Also I’ve never seen someone explaining they don’t or can’t add vibrato when screaming. Our beloved Chester Bennington did it on this song for example th-cam.com/video/RfuzFRsE4qU/w-d-xo.html (3:37) and I don’t know how to replicate this style. (I have the pitch and vibrato but not the rasp...) Does your course could help me achieve this ? Thanks for the video !
Hi, thanks for such extended comment!
You know, sometimes huge experience can work agains us when we stick too much with our vocal habits.
To add rasp to our voice while singing we need to balance the relax in our throat with the proper amount of the breath support. The sensation is like our throat is opened and releaxed, we are kind of "lazy" but at the same time we hit the notes with confidence and with the solid breath support.
I recommend You to start the practice with a vocal fry - a very lazy, efortless yet at the same time distorted sound.
Then You can switch between that vocal fry sound and a clean note like: clean sound - vocal fry (the breath suppport decreases, the sound becomes lazy) - clean sound again (the breath support increases).
When the transition is smooth and efortless then You can try to mix those sounds together (yet try to achieve it in efortless manner, the sound can be quiet in the beginning and the rasp also can be pretty subtle but it will grow with the confidence and experience).
Chester did in this 3:37 and further a nice belting with addition of the distortion - You can place vibrato in such sound too but the most important thing is the proper placement and technique. When it is correct You can play with adding various effects like vibrato etc.
Yes, there are exercises for singing with the distortion in my vocal course.
www.udemy.com/course/ultimate-extreme-vocals-course/?referralCode=DEF0F77C60D362767B0C
Also we can practice via skype if You would like to :)
Check this video, you might get how to get the rasp :
th-cam.com/video/n_ElC9T2sR4/w-d-xo.html
Wow very fascinating how this video slid right into my recommendations :O Holy crap whistle screams adsgsd !! They always sound so painful but after all these years Dir en Grey still exists so apparently there is a safe way to do it :P
They do sound painful and are pretty much constricting if done in a forceful way. I recorded a whistle register tutorial, maybe it will be also interesting for you :)
th-cam.com/video/5-aOJHnwQDE/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for your comment, have a great day!
@@sibilaextremevocal Cool, I'll take a look :D
Hey man, great video, really helpful ! Just wanted to ask you something : do you know which technique Jari from Wintersun uses ? I would say it's high pitched fry scream but not really sure.
Hi, thank You! It sounds like mixture of fry scream and high pitched false cord (false cord is thicker and often mote breathy than fry scream which is sharper and more compressed).
Norther's vocals are example of more fry scream-like style.
@@sibilaextremevocal Oh ok I'm gonna check out Norther then to hear the difference, thanks. But when you say a mixture of both, you mean he switches from one technique to another or he uses them both at the same time ?
It sounds more like a mix of both techniques with diiferent proportions between each of them.
Many old school vocalist who didn't learn specific technique mixes them. For example Randy Blythe who sounds more fry scream-like, especially his screaming but his growls also have false cord.
@@sibilaextremevocal Ok I see, thanks for the explanation ! I have one last question if you don't mind : which technique would you say Jon Nödtveidt was using the most on the first 2 Dissection albums ( th-cam.com/video/9J0G8AB1a4E/w-d-xo.html ) ? Fry scream or false chord ? Or both ?
Just wondering what kind of growls/scream does lzzy hale use? Sorry if I'm using the wrong terms I'm very new to rock and have just got into it, used to hate it but am so in love now
Hi, it sounds like overdrive (distorted loud manner of singing, almost shouting) and sometimes belting.
I instant like your band haha
Thanks Matias :D
What type of techniques do you think Dan Vasc uses? His screams seem so strong so I wasn't sure if it was one of these at a high pitch or what?
Hi! Can you send a link?
th-cam.com/video/gikwcXVpt8o/w-d-xo.html
Just one example. He also has a very high one in his cover of “More Than a Feeling”, if you want a second example.
Thanks for the link! If you mean the scream around 0:13, then I can tell for sure that it is a very high mix/ falsetto (depending on the system/ school that you follow), very similiar to what Rob Halford does in Judas Priest or the vocalist from Manowar.
There are at least 2 tracks (but I bet there are more). The effect of layering is very powerful, personally I like it . I was really really happy when I finally learnt to sing that way (it took me 4 years because my voice is rather low) :D
Beside the upper register, layering, there is also a vibrato and a compression which adds the slight raspiness to the sound making it sharper.
@@sibilaextremevocal Wow that's quite a lot of factors! Thanks for the great breakdown. :) So when you learned to sing that style, did you just focus on one area at a time or practice all those pieces together? I have a frustratingly low voice as well so I was curious how to access those registers.
Firstly I tried to mimic the sound which wasn't too smart because I thought there is only 1 track of vocals. Beside that I didn't work on improving my skill to sing in the upper register using head voice and falsetto or mix but I tried to achieve such a high pitch like right away so I sounded like I was the singer from Bee Gees :D
After a couple of attempts I realised that it's not going to work and then I've started to work on unlocking my head voice and falsetto, I played around with my voice making high pitched noises for fun. I also practiced along the piano trying to hit the notes and gradually extend my range.
The most important foundation is to be able to sing using head voice, mix or falsetto in a comfortable way and then it's much easier to work on the vibrato and compression which are more like additional effects.
In the beginning, 2 things were very helpful - making a sound like a puppy and creating a kind "woo-hoo" sound like from cartoons. It instantly unlocks the upper register.
I expalin it with examples in the Q&A video around 20:50 (there are english captions):
th-cam.com/video/q4TwwlJPLDI/w-d-xo.html
It gets confusing when you start adding a bit of true vocal tone or mix the techniques, which is very much possible, but can also be very stressful on your chords ;p
Every kind of vocals, including clean ones, can be stressful for the vocal folds and larynx overall.
When You mix false cord with the clean sound You will get a distortion that can turn easily into thraot singing style (when You add for example overtones and more distortion).
This is what I can't figure out. I am able to scream, but i can't get it to sound like words. Lol i end up sounding like a dying pig.
I seem to be able to do low fry scream, but high ones are still unstable. What should i work on? Thanks.
Hi! It's great that you can do lows with the fry scream because the most of people have the opposite issue - they want to go low and they "can't".
What really helps to place the fry scream higher is to work on higher registers like head voice and falsetto with the clean voice. We learn how to place our "normal" voice higher and to do it in almost efortless manner and then it's much easier to do the same with our fry scream.
Here is a video about using falsetto for screaming, maybe it will be helpful too:
th-cam.com/video/Ux0JWIypqUE/w-d-xo.html
@@sibilaextremevocal Appreciate the reply. By the way, my passagio is pretty clean. I can transition to mix, falsetto and even whistle quite effortlessly, even false cord is not a problem. Fry has always been tricky for me. The main problem being confusion regarding the proper technique and projection. Maybe it is because im afraid to even start practising because im not sure if im doing it correctly (fear of messing it up, developing bad habits etc).
How long does it takes to unlock my fry scream
Hi! It depends on at least a few factors. The first one is your overall experience with vocals (usually the more experienced you are and the better is your voice emission and technical awareness, the faster you start to get the fry scream). The second thing is if you are free from constrictions in the area of throat, larynx, jaw etc. If there are constrictions, then for the most of people it's crucial to get rid of them and then they are able to learn the proper fry and fry scream faster.
Usually it takes 2-3 months of regular (and good technically) practice to learn the fry scream. Some people laern it faster, some need more patience (I've learnt it properly in a matter of almost a year but I complicated things because I learnt it firstly in an improper, harmful way in around few weeks and then worked on re-learning it which was not too smart but learnt me a lot about how voice and fry technique works. Still I recommend to do it the right way :D).
Dałbyś radę pokazać jak robi się high scream Daniego Filtha?
Siemka, o to chodzi?
th-cam.com/video/Uni3b1w3XtU/w-d-xo.html
I was kind of confused between how false cords and fry sound like compared to each other, and your demonstration was perfect.
Sometimes i feel stuck because i'm trying to replicate fry scream stuff, but i do it using false cord (so it's bound to fail), without realizing it, and now i get it thanks to your video :)
By the way : how would you characterize Frank Mullen's (Suffocation) growls ? False cords or fry ? I think it's false cords but i would love to hear your take on it.
To me false cords in general sounds more rough, more crunch, while fry sounds more like high gain, more compressed, etc
Thank you, I spent much time to observe and point out things that are specific to each of the techniques.
What is not said in the video is that many people tend to mix them together which creates more possibilities for creating a totally new style (example is Randy from Lamb of God or Phil Anselmo).
Indeed some people tend to use fry to get false cord growl or the opposite - to get a fry using false cord, sometimes it can result in creating mix but most of the times it ends with a fail. There's nothing wrong with mixing techniques when it sounds and feels good but it is also great to be aware of what we are using :D
Frank Mullen sounds like he is using very forceful and guttural growl using mostly the false cord.
Yes, fry creates much more "smooth" and sharp sound while false cord for the most of times is more rough and crunchy :D
@@sibilaextremevocal Right on ! Thank you !
Is the fry scream just as loud as a vocal fry or a loud kinda whisper?
Hi! Fry scream volume depends on the experience (the more advanced vocalist you are, the easier it will be to produce a louder fry scream).
Fry scream typical volume is a little bit higher than speaking voice (30-50% of max volume).
Here is a recording comparing the vocal fry, fry scream and whisper (I recommend to not use a whisper, it puts too much pressure on the vocal folds, the compressed airflow reminds a whisper but is much more open and relaxed):
drive.google.com/file/d/12XKOwtFGEY5aEmcnX9irybtU8jBM4VEs/view?usp=sharing
@@sibilaextremevocal woo that's gave me all that I needed bruh !! Did you just record that for me ?? This is amazing 🤘🤘
I did and I'm glad it was helpful! :D
Mógłbyś podrzucić linka do swojego zespołu? :D
Jasne :D Vishurddha:
Vishurddha.bandcamp.com
Im 99% sure Mikael Åkerfeldt uses a fry scream. It explains everything, his lack of effort when growling, long screams, his not-so gritty growl, his effortless high screams..
He totally sounds like he uses fry scream. It would be easier to tell for 100% while listening to him during recording session of his vocals.
Personally when I try to emulate his style I have to use fry.
I think he's used a mix of the two throughout the years
Most thrash metal bands use false chords, right?
It depends, many thrashmetal bands rely on yell scream combined with some addition of false cord on lower notes and with fry on higer ones.
For example Slayer, Kreator is based mote on yelling with false cord, Sepultura is more "fryish" especially on Roots album bit early Sepultura has a lot of false cord too.
Technique is not something really familiar with the most of thrash metal vocals so styles are pretty much mixed.
Metallica has more fry raspy singing vocals mostly.
Some but 3 inches of blood for example would be fry
Can you blend fry scream with false cord?
Some people tell that they can close their false vocal folds to a degree where they start to produce a fry (personally I can't do it so I don't know how exactly it works, for me it's still a fry but using false vocal folds).
Some people can engage their false vocal folds while doing fry scream (I can do it), it's like you do a "normal" fry scream and your false vocal folds start to be active beside the true ones (during fry scream our vocal folds vibrate rapidly and chaotically, they are connected but without too much tension).
Feel free to check out a video with examples of vocal fry scream, fry scram engaging false vocal folds, false chord scream and yell scream:
th-cam.com/video/IlRCOHtWbDM/w-d-xo.html
I've also released a free e-book and course about fry scream, so feel free to get them as well:
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www.udemy.com/course/why-you-cant-fry-scream-5-things-killing-your-fry-scream/learn/?referralCode=64DF0CE9898D381E4FBC
Ay shadow of intent
what technic did chuck schuldiner use?
Hi, Chuck's vocals change from album to album so each of them deserves deeper insight (even vocals on one track from Death by Metal is quite different then vocals on debut Scream Bloody Gore).
Scream Bloody Gore and Leprosy sounds like gutturals done with higher chest voice and head voice (highest screams where done with falsetto).
He pushed his throat pretty much and he even mentioned that in the interview about Leprosy album.
Sounds like forced, guttural fry mixed with high pitched yell.
Chuck was a tenor and fry scream is often easier to get with higher voices and registers but his vocals are not typical fry like Emperor because he was adding more of his natural voice to the sound.
But it is still just a theory and I might be wrong.
On Human album Chuck started to sound less guttural and he went into direction of yelling with pretty harsh, angry distortion. He developed such style on Individual Thought Patterns and Symbolic (it sounds like he wanted to make his vocals more "clean", less guttural, more emotional, something more than just death growl.
The final album has similiar vocals to ones from Symbolic but Chuck switched to the higher register - head voice and falsetto which can be clearly heard on Painkiller cover, which is fuckin awesome by the way :D
Chuck's vocals sounds like fry done with the intensity of false cord mixed with clean yelling that gone from guttural, dirty nasty sound to more clean, less guttural and more "human-like" voice filled with emotions and deeper message.
Still I might be wrong, cheers!
Anselmo uses fry and False chord
Indeed, but most of the times, especially with Pantera, Phil was using fry with much force (maybe even too much force, "strength beyond strength" heh).
@@sibilaextremevocal yea, im glad you said it "especially with Pantera" because with a couple of his other bands like Scour or Superjoint ritual he uses alot of false chord 🤘🏼🔥🤘🏼
He is very diverse vocalist for sure and one of my biggest and earliest vocal inspirations as well,
Have a great day, cheers!
Ogo, ty polyak
Tak
Are you Polish ?
You sound a lot like the almighty Vogg from Decapitated (and also Machine Head, Vader...) when you talk :)
Yes, I am from Poland :D
@@sibilaextremevocal There you go ! Thanks !
Are you inhaling or exhaling your fry screams?
Exhaling, my friend. I can't do inhaled fry scream, it makes me cough instantly :D
@@sibilaextremevocal Do people do both? Or usually only exhaling? Im currently learning how to throat sing from you but this is for later!
Yes, there are people able of doing both. For example I practice with one guy who learnt to do a really good false cord growl and in the meantime, on his own, he learnt how to do the inhale fry scream. It doesn't hurt him, but from what I know, inhales are not healthy in a longrun, because they create much more pressure and it's kind of "reversed" to what our voice box is constructed for.
I also know people who are able to do only inhaled screams - high, low etc. They feel comfortable with that. Majority of them didn't learn how to do exhaled vocals. From 5 people who were able to do only inhales when they started to practice with me, only 2 learnt exhaled vocals and abandoned inhales for good.
Shortly, yes, there are people who do both, but also there are people who can do only inhales, but in theory it's not the healthiest way of producing vocals (we will see how it goes in a practice in a matter of 10 years or so, how those people will be affected by their techniques).
how about Architects ?
Hi, vocals in Architects (I mean mostly singing with the distortion and high pitched screaming) sound like a fry scream technique. The distortion is like a combination of fry with a loud, powerful and emotional manner of singing with some addition of a compression.
Here is some recording from my student that is into similiar style of vocals, we are learning mostly how to belt, how to add compression to the voice and how to use fry both for singing and screaming:
drive.google.com/file/d/1qPLdAgD62bPrqPzRiP3Kv1XBy2HmhIOB/view?usp=sharing
@@sibilaextremevocal talented boy
01:18 Dani Filth :)
Aren't you inhaling singing in some of those ??? Looks like that for me
If I did inhaled screaming I would tell I do it to not confuse anyone because exhaled and inhaled vocals are 2 totally different ways.
They need better names, ones just loose throat and one is tight lol
Haha, quite accurate :D
Po angielsku jestes jakis spokojniejszy :P
Haha :D Muszę bardziej ważyć słowa po prostu
Kolejny dobry film, ale jak raz musiałem się przestawić na angielski :P
Przy okazji rzuciłbyś może okiem na to: th-cam.com/video/yTlZzhdn8rg/w-d-xo.html
Siema, dzięki! Chętnie obczaję.
Spoko, ten growl masz taki brudny i paskudny, że brzmi jak wodospad ścieków czasem :D Timing jest do dopracowania, fakt, ale źle też nie jest.
Jedyne sugestie jakie mogę Ci dać, jeśli chcesz to je wypróbuj, wiesz chcę tylko pomóc, to jeśli kawałek jest długi, a ten ma 9 minut (!) to przyda się info kiedy wchodzi wokal. Dodatkowo można wrzucić grafikę w choćby odrobinę lepszej jakości, ale najlepiej jest nagrać po prostu filmik, choćby telefonem (np. sam tak robię przez 99% czasu).
Growle masz takie ściekowe, niskie i ogólnie bym wybrał taki kawałek, który do tego pasuje. Ew. z klimatów podobnych do tego co nagrałeś to polecam Insomnium. Może coś w stylu amon amarth gdzie mają niskie growle.
Z brudniejszych rzeczy np. Autopsy, Cryptopsy, Grave Cannibal Corpse, Dying Fetus też spoko. No i krótsze kawałki niż 9 minut na początek :D
Dzięki wielkie :) Mam w zapasie jeszcze Iron Mana (kwestia wrzucenia filmu) i myślę o jakimś Lamb of God czy Behemocie. Oprócz tego to na pewno zacznę coś ogarniać z tych zespołów co wymieniłeś :)
A 9 minutowy utwór to jednorazowy wyskok, bo po prostu bardzo mi się takowy podoba :)
Czekam zatem na nowe wykonania :D
Im thinking im fry but i honestly cant tell by other ppl examples
Would you tell me which you think im using? My only example is a cover i put on here like 9 years ago but still the same scream.
Here it is: th-cam.com/video/x4mGeYNQBEk/w-d-xo.html
Dont mind the terrible recording quality lol
Hi Matt (cool name btw. :D)! I will gladly listen to your cover as soon as possible and try to get back to you with some feedback
It sounds like a fry scream, especially on the higher pitch. I can barely hear the lower vocals, they seem to be also a fry with a little bit more false vocal folds activity and a darker sound color. :)
Nice thanks, i kind i thought it was fry but can never remember which is which lol
Хоть бы субтитры русские, а то не успеваю на ходу переводить ((
If I knew russian, I would translate it :/
I actually find Fry way easier, I cant grasp False cord rip
You know, some people find fry easier, some people like, including me find false cord more like natural.
It is totally ok if You do it properly and sounds the way You want to :)
@@sibilaextremevocal I agree. I actually learned false chord on my own. I knew nothing about screaming at the time, and just simply tried to belt out the hardest thing I could, and a false chord came out. I then went and looked up screaming tutorials, and I found a video for false chord and I recognized it as what I did. I then built on it, and now, eight years later, my false chords are great. Fry screams are just weird to me
I can only do false chords lol
I can only do fry screams. It's interesting how it varies from human to human. False cords are confusing to me. I don't know how it should feel and how to make it louder without hurting myself.
01:13 WTF haha
I was fooling around during the rehearsal and came onto such weird noise and I decided to record it :D
@@sibilaextremevocal sounds absolutely insane haha. You gotta record it and put it in an actual song somewhere :)
Bro you look just like Theo Von lmao
Haha, okay :D I've read that I look like Matt Stonie, some hockey player from States or Canada and recently I looked like some philosopher from you tube, my look is not as original as I used to think, damn!
@@sibilaextremevocal Damn I was just going to comment that you look like the philosopher on YT. Rationality Rules is his name btw. lol