Every other tutorial I've watched has just been different iterations of "so make the grudge vocal fry noise and then just scream!". This is the only one that actually shows the transition between the low fry noise and the full complex fry sound, thank you!
I am very glad to hear that from you! Indeed the vocal fry itself doesn't lead directly to the scream, it can be just a one of the necessary elements. Also there are ways of how to scream that are not using a vocal fry :D Thank you for your comment and have a great day!
This deserves way more views. This short video was far more illuminating than the other dozen popular videos that just rehash the anatomy of the technique for half the video and then say "breathe better!" the latter half, haha.
Thank You, I appreciate that much! I understand thing about other videos well because between 2013 and 2015 I went through hundreds of them and maybe 3 or 4 were really valuable (unfortunately they are not on yt anymore). This is why I wanted to deliver something that really works, I am glad that video is helpful :)
Very easy to follow along. Here I was trying to scream and I was sounding like a dying cat before I stumbled across this video. Now I understand what I was doing wrong. Thanks man!
Awesome! I am very glad the video was helpful :) PS If you had any questions about vocals or wanted me to give a listen to recordings with your attempts for a fry scream, feel free to contact me anytime - xvocalcenter@gmail.com I will be happy to help!
This combined with the free course by David from Riffshop I think it'll gonna work. Let's go it a try. Will come back later, to tell if I made progress. 👌
I’ve been taking classes on screams and false chords screams are my go to, I learned to do it in about 2 weeks. Then I tried to learn fry scream and I’ve been stuck on the same point for around 1 or 2 months and I wasn’t seeing any progress, I just tried this and I already see a little bit of progress! Thank you 🤘
Hi Jaime! It's great you took classes on screaming, a good teacher is really helpful, not only to obtain good skills but also for avoiding bad and unhealthy habits :) Fry scream is a little bit more tricky than false cord for the most of people so it's great that you see some progress! PS If you had any questions about the fry scream or needed more exercises, feel free to contact me anytime and I will gladly help (xvocalcenter@gmail.com or extreme vocal on facebook: facebook.com/extremevocal), Cheers!
Frying is definitely harder (in mine and many other opinions) but it’s actually “safer” or less taxing on the larynx, epiglottis, and voice as a whole than false chords. Like if you do them right, they’re both safe but false chords are rougher so that’s definitely interesting to me
Thank you so much for this video! I have tried anything but i think this one might be the one and only video that is actually gonna teach me how to do this
Hi, awesome to read that and thank You for the feedback! If You had any questions about exercises or your practice feel free to email me anytime (xvocalcenter@gmail.com) :)
I try my best to deliver helpful materials and I am happy to hear from you that it is good! Thanks for the comment and have a great day :) P.S. If you had any questions about vocals or I could help you with your practice, feel free to write to me anytime on facebook - extreme vocal: facebook.com/extremevocal/
This is exactly what I was looking for, thank you!! I wish you can make a "follow along" exercise video to supplement it! I can't seem to find any anywhere!
Hi J L, thank you, I try my best! I think I can make a video like that, cool idea! P.S. Check out these 2 videos, maybe they will be helpful, I guess they are a "follow along" type: th-cam.com/video/LitV0p--2ZY/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/9rBOJX0v7SY/w-d-xo.html I hope that they will be helpful! Let me know how they work for you and if they don't, we will figure out something else, cheers!
@@sibilaextremevocal Thank you so much! Those videos are great! After watching the videos a few times and I memorize the explanations, the explanations start to interrupt the practice, so it would be cool if there was a full follow-along with minimal breaks, you know! Just exercise for 10-20(?) minutes to do every day with you for people who already watched these videos and got the explanation. Just an idea! I can't find any video on youtube like this so I have to listen to the same things between the exercises each time when I just want daily practice @_@ But! it's your channel, you can do what you like. 😀 Maybe I'm just crazy because I like intense and organized training and am too lazy to write out a schedule myself. 😂 Anyway, love your videos! I'll keep practicing to get that scream.😎 Cheers!!
but I can't do the head voice vocal technique, can I still scream? I'm from Indonesia, your explanation is very easy to understand, from now on I will consider you as a teacher hehe... Greetings, I'm from Indonesia
There are many different techniques I present on the channel (in the fry scream playlist you will find the most of them) - it's just a matter of finding out what methods suit your voice best. Some of them don't use the vocal fry or head voice at all :) I replied to your message on Instagram.
I noticed to people who teach or sing vocal fry alot have the same voice when they talk, like they talk with permanent fry. But you have a normal talking voice. And you explain it in better detail then they do as well. I would assume you know how to do it the safest.
Hi, first of all thank You for the positive feedback, it is awesome and uplifting to receive such kind words. Your observation is right for the most cases, I hear it too. Sometimes it is like when a person learns the fry, it becomes natural or even addictive to add it every time we speak or sing :D It is a matter of awareness and choice. Personally I like fry but I try to use it in a balanced way, there are many awesome tools to add some variety to our voice and using only one of them can become limiting some day. When someone talks all the time with a fry it can be also a sign that the voice is not working properly, sometimes it happens due to chronic fatigue, lack of vocal rest, lack of the breath support or lowering the pitch too much or other technical issues.
Hey man! I bought your udemy course, theres a video when you said that you practice a different thing every day (like monday only breathing, tuesday singing, wednesday rest) for an hour, can you upload to udemy a live video of your everyday routine for each day? Its easier for us to follow that and practice with you those things :) Thanks!
Hi, first of all thanks for getting the course! It is a good idea, I must record new videos. The schedule is very flexible and it is like a plan for working out at the gym. The more customized is the plan for each of person's needs, the better will be the results. If You need some help, feel free to contact mi via facebook and we will work it out for You :)
I'm very glad to read that, thank you! If you needed more stuff for practicing fry scream, feel free to check out the whole playlist with materials dedicated to the fry scream technique :) th-cam.com/video/Uni3b1w3XtU/w-d-xo.html
Best one I found, but I already could make sounds like those, but I still can't get vocal fry by singing, everytime I am trying its only false cords, maybe had same problem and could recommend something?
Hi! Did you try this exercise? It really helped me and other people that practice with me to use the vocal fry for singing woth distortion: th-cam.com/video/fT9GIZOiOI8/w-d-xo.html Also if false cord is more natural for you, you can use kargyraa for singing with distortion (wothout overtones throat singing is just like singing with grit). I am going ti upload a kargyraa tutorial in english on upcoming Friday but in the meantime you can try out the video above about using the vocal fry for getting a grit. Let me know how it works for you after you tried, Cheers!
I still didn't tried it, I will when I have opportunity to try it, I sing almost everything and for me false cords are most comfortable and easiest to sing, but still strugling with vocal fry, I tried to play with my vocals to get different sounds more similar to vocal fry, but I could do some mix only and only at one songs short part. I hope I could do it better after I will try your exercises, they look great.
Here is something that can help you to project the scream better (especially the 4th and 5th step, check out the description for more details but of course feel free to practice every step :D). th-cam.com/video/JCSWHX_dn10/w-d-xo.html Try it and let me know how it works, Cheers!
Until fry register i am ok, can speak all day long that way 😂 I have difficulties to turn the fry register into the fry scream. I'll work on It thank you for this precious video! 🤘
Hi Andy! Indeed the vocal fry is pretty efortless :D Some people that suffer from constrictions in the throat or jaw struggle to make it so if it's really easy for you to use it all day long, it's a good that sign that your voice box is pretty much relaxed which is a solid foundation for building fry scream. When I asked my students what helped them the most when we practiced fry, the most common answer was placing a vocal fry sound on the top of the head voice or falsetto register. Maybe it will also be helpful for you. If you had any questions about vocals, feel free to write to me anytime on facebook: facebook.com/extremevocal/ Good luck with the practice!
Love your videos! But please help: I dont have this point of little fry scream in between falsetto and fry. Do you do something different to get it? Like more compression of your glottis or something? Thx duuuude!
Hi, first of all Thank You! That little "crack" happens very often when we switch between lower and upper registers pretty fast and our voice "breaks" and gets a little distorted. We can use it for our advantage and "hold" that break and again switch between upper and lower registers (for example between head voice and falsetto) while "sustaining" that distorted "crack". Up and down, with that fry distortion and slowly we add more breath support to raise the volume of the whole sound. Feel free to contact me on facebook - Extreme Vocal: facebook.com/extremevocal/ I will likely help You out, cheers!
Hi, liked your techniques & thanks for the video. Before I start practicing, I have a very basic question, does vocal fry require the air to be sucked, or blown out like fry scream?
@@sibilaextremevocal That explains it, thanks mate. I have an itchy throat quite early when I do it now, hope the exercises you suggested will make that go away!
Damn, itchy throat is not too good, especially if you practice with vocal fry (it requires almost no effort). Maybe you try too hard? It's pretty common while practicing fry in the beginning.
Could you help me? I was trying to fry scream, it had been about 3 days since the last time I tried. But after warming up and trying a few times, I felt like I was really short of breath, I thought maybe I hadn't had a good breakfast or it was because of the hot weather. I kept trying and the first few times I did feel a burning sensation in my throat, but there came a time when my fry scream was powerful, it was not the best, but I felt that I had succeeded, and it didn't hurt at all. I was very happy. But for the rest of the day, my throat felt sore, but I thought it was normal. A week has passed and my throat is still burning, and I still feel a little swollen. I am quite afraid to think if it is serious damage, even if it was not, I am afraid to think that I will not be able to continue practicing fry screams. Did it happen to someone else? Will I be able to practice again? Will I have caused myself serious harm? I need your help please.
Hi Oscar! You mention a serious issue and it is great that You wrote a comment. I will try to help as much as I can. Fry scream is a kind of subtle and pretty precise technique which can't stand pushing or being "squeezed" through the throat. The key is to relax the vocal fry and to open throat (and to sustain that opened setting through the whole range of pur voice no matter the technique, pitch or register). We can open throat e.g. by yawning - the larynx lowers a bit, the soft pallate raises and we feel inside of mouth, back of throat and in the throat itself more space. We begin sound with a confidence yet in a smooth manner without using too much force. It is really helpful for learning and later improvement of the fry scream technique. Second thing is the vocal fry - creaky, lazy and totally efortless sound which is a basis for the fry scream technique. Also vocal fry and fry scream, especially in the beginning can be pretty quiet, for example when we match it with a false chord growl. Very important thing is to set properly your voice, vocal fry and fry scream and increase the volume and intensity week after week gradually with patience. Otherwise You will likely damage your voice because fry hates to be pushed or amplified too much with a force. Firstly You can feel no pain, no discomfort etc. but after hour, half a day etc. You can start to feel that your vocal folds are swollen, inflamed or other unpleasent sensations that are result of creating too much pressure on our larynx and vocal folds as well. I went through it. I learnt to fry scream in a week but what I did was not healthy - I squeezed out the fry scream through my throat, it sounded pretty cool but after 15 minutes my voice was like shit. I learnt that relaxed and opened throat, patience and practice with vocal fry are essentials to learn to use fry scream properly, for the best sound and highest comfort. Also performing breathing exercises is helpful because when we train our breathing we strengthen every muscle involved in screaming or singing and the breath support. I would recommend to see a phoniatrist if your throat will not get back to good shape after a week. Things like that should not be ignored and sensations like pain, soreness, inflamation etc. are not necessary or normal when we practice our vocals :) I hope that it will be helpful and You will get back your voice soon! If You had any questions, feel free to contact me via email (xvocalcenter@gmail.com) or facebook (extreme vocal).
@@sibilaextremevocal Thanks for helping me, and for giving me that information. I think I was putting a lot of pressure on my screaming, so even though it didn't hurt at the time, the consequences were painful.
@@darth7ghost any time you feel pain or any sort of discomfort you want to stop and rest your voice immediately. Always do vocal health checks before and after practicing as well. There are videos about that that will help you.
I can't notice it during my transitions from fry to head/falsetto as well. Might be that author has it because he really does transition fry-grit-clean, not just fry-clean. That grit sounds a little deeper and darker than fry, still can't find it.
Is it easier to get your first fry screams in the higher register? Or is it the same in the lower register? Which do you recommend? Awesome video btw. 👌🏻
Hi, thank you! For the most of people, including me, it is easier to hit first fry screams using higher register and pitch. Sometimes people learn low screams/ growls firstly but pretty often they combine false cord with fry technique without knowing that but of course it is possible to learn firstly low fry scream but from what I observe it is less common then higher ones in the beginning.
Sibila Extreme Vocal Center Ok! Thanks a lot for this, so I'm going to practise on those high fry screams first. Is it normal that the scream isn't that gritty at first? Will it develop slowly or something?. My scream sounds more like a voice crack xd... I don't know. I started to practice two days ago and can already see some progress because of this video and your other videos. You are a really good person :) Thank you!
Can you send me your vocals on email? It would be easier for me to help you find the direction for your fry. For sure we want to sustain throat opened (lifted soft palate and slightly lowered larynx, similiar to yawning), the vocal tract has to be free from any unnecessary tension and we have to be familiar with adding support in a flexible way (the higher, the louder or more dirty slund we want to make, the support is increased). Also a sensation that things we are doing with our voice are comfortable (even if they require much effort, they still should feel comfortable). My email is xvocalcenter@gmail.com
Hi, so could you check out a guy called Rib:y(uhki) from imperial circus dead decadence and Vincent Jones from AEther Realm, and how could i achieve these types of screams, or what technique should i practice?
Hi, sounds like fry scream and distortion (combining clean sound like singing voice with the fry scream). Here you have a playlist with almost everything about fry scream - how to begin, how to practice and work on further developement of the sound and technique. th-cam.com/play/PL0IFgUhWfXCshVFMId6QEeMMHvze2ETJ9.html If that wouldn't be enough, we can practice together. Feel free to contact me on facebook - extreme vocal or email (xvocalcenter@gmail.com).
It is, especially if it sounds good and is comfortable! PS If you wanted me to give a listen to your recordings, feel free to send me it on email - xvocalcenter@gmail.com I will try my best to share with you my observations, of course for free :D
Hi! It depends what kind of discomfort it is. If it is something like after a workout at the gym when you try out new exercises and your muscles are not used to them yet, you may feel a slight discomfort but it isn't a sensation like your muscles are really aching or that it can lead to any injury. It works pretty much similiar with the vocals, if the discomfort is minor and it doesn't mean burning in your throat, faded voice, pain and other serious things like that, it's quite normal because our throat, larynx and muscles also need to adapt to a new situation. However if you feel pain or any of things that I've mentioned above, then it's not good. Maybe you practice too long (even 10-15 minutes of screaming practice after a warm-up is enough), maybe you use too much pressure and effort or too much air. But if everything seems to be ok and the discomfort disappears in a matter of minutes or hours, then it's pretty common and to be honest hard to avoid every time when you practice in the beginning of your screaming adventure. I hope that my comment will be helpful, have a great day!
@@sibilaextremevocal The pain didn't linger, might've been too much air and pressure combined with me being new at this. Thanks so much, I'll practice little by little each day.
Ogólnie ten gość ma dosyć zróżnicowany styl, bo potrafi śpiewać z fry'ową chrypką tzn. distortion, potrafi też nisko uderzyć growlem i krzyczeć z fry'em. W tym przypadku to yell i prawdopodobnie belting. Belting to bardzo głośna i mocna odmiana śpiewu, on na to nakłada dodatkowo przester.
Begin with the lazy vocal fry sound that is totally relaxed and try to perform those exercises. If You needed help, we can practice together. If You are interested, let me know on email (xvocalcenter@gmail.com)
Ok, why? I do vocals since 2012 and throughout the first 2 or 3 years I did many much more extreme things with my voice than the exercises in this video and it's still 100% healthy. I know it because I visit the phoniatrist every year. What arguments do you have? Any vocal exercise done wrong can be harmful, no matter if it's singing or screaming.
Siemka, dzięki :) Skąd znam? Przede wszystkim z gier, tekstów, które czytam, które piszę sam (pisanie wymaga ciągłego uczenia się nowych słów, zwrotów itd.) no i mam zagranicznych znajomych, z którymi nawijam po angielsku. Szkoła też odegrała tu pewną rolę, ale jak jest w szkole to każdy wie, a jednak praktyka wyciska z człowieka to co najlepsze. :)
I've done this so many times it's impossible to count. Why can I never find that point in the middle? It's like my voice just goes straight from fry to head/falsetto without the scratchy bit in between no matter how slow I do it.
Hi Tyler, did you try different exercises? Each of voices is a little bit different and maybe you need something more than those exercises. Usually when I practice with people, we try out 2-3 different methods because we have to find out what works the best.
Hi, when we make a vocal fry or fry noise we can feel vibrations in the area of our soft palate, the back of tongue, overall vocal tract. Beside that we can feel the sound in the upper and side parts of the larynx. Also we can we feel vibrations in the lower part of our neck. If you feel the sound in those places, then the placement is rather alright :) The noise is good when you feel it is comfortable, your larynx and jaw are free from constrictions and the sound even when it is compressed it doesn't sound like it was squeezed etc. You can record your vocals and compare it to basic vocal fry and fry examples. Hope that these are helpful tips :) If you have more questions or wanted to practice vocals together, feel free to write to me on facebook: m.facebook.com/extremevocal/
Damn, I can't hear that. :D I have to listen more closely, it wouldn't surprise. Flying planes, ambulances, yelling people - it all was there in my surroundings.
Mam ten sam problem, false cord(growl) bez problemu robie i używam w kawałkach na przemian z cleanem, ale chciałam nauczyc sie fry screamu i po kilku tyg ćwiczeń nadal brzmi to jak mordowanie kota, mocne i głośne, ale bardzo wysokie, Moj clean jest niski jak na kobietę. Juz zaczynam sie poddawać 😭
Hi Evan, what's up? Maybe I can help, fry is a tricky technique and for me it was pretty hard to learn it in the beginning (I mean, many months to be honest).
You have to start somewhere maybe and the vocal fry and basic fry sound is a good way to achieve and develop a fry scream? 5 STEPS TO FRY SCREAM: th-cam.com/video/LitV0p--2ZY/w-d-xo.html FRY IN 1 MINUTE: th-cam.com/video/9rBOJX0v7SY/w-d-xo.html Maybe this one will be helpful too: th-cam.com/video/n1gmwsVWIdY/w-d-xo.html Also there is a whole playlist dedicated to the fry scream topic, cheers!
@@sibilaextremevocal thx ! I ll check it out, I find it so much difficult to fry scream than groawl >< I want to sing on metalcore bands I can do it with groawl but its clearly not the same, maybe even harder :p
Damn, then it can mean that your throat is constricted or the vocal fry is not helping you to set the foundations for the scream. There are ways that don't use it at all
@@sibilaextremevocal bro ive been practicing n now i can make that lazy sound outta my throat...but im still working on it its too low not that powerful...any suggestion
Since when did shaggy start screaming
Since he realized he is in infinite hunger for the scooby snacks!
Every other tutorial I've watched has just been different iterations of "so make the grudge vocal fry noise and then just scream!". This is the only one that actually shows the transition between the low fry noise and the full complex fry sound, thank you!
I am very glad to hear that from you! Indeed the vocal fry itself doesn't lead directly to the scream, it can be just a one of the necessary elements.
Also there are ways of how to scream that are not using a vocal fry :D
Thank you for your comment and have a great day!
This deserves way more views. This short video was far more illuminating than the other dozen popular videos that just rehash the anatomy of the technique for half the video and then say "breathe better!" the latter half, haha.
Thank You, I appreciate that much!
I understand thing about other videos well because between 2013 and 2015 I went through hundreds of them and maybe 3 or 4 were really valuable (unfortunately they are not on yt anymore).
This is why I wanted to deliver something that really works, I am glad that video is helpful :)
OK this is the best video I've found so far. Well done!
Thank You very much! I hope it will be also a helpful one :)
@@sibilaextremevocal it was truly very helpful
Same
Very easy to follow along. Here I was trying to scream and I was sounding like a dying cat before I stumbled across this video. Now I understand what I was doing wrong. Thanks man!
Awesome! I am very glad the video was helpful :)
PS If you had any questions about vocals or wanted me to give a listen to recordings with your attempts for a fry scream, feel free to contact me anytime - xvocalcenter@gmail.com
I will be happy to help!
This combined with the free course by David from Riffshop I think it'll gonna work.
Let's go it a try. Will come back later, to tell if I made progress. 👌
Then have a great practice! If You had any questions, feel free to let me know on facebook - extreme vocal, cheers!
Any progress?
update?
He tried too hard and died.
Any progress?
I can’t believe I just did my first fry scream!!!!! 💥❤️🔥 great video
Hi Jennyfer, that's really great!!! I am happy that the video was helpful, good job! :D
Well Done Jennyfer!!
I’ve been taking classes on screams and false chords screams are my go to, I learned to do it in about 2 weeks. Then I tried to learn fry scream and I’ve been stuck on the same point for around 1 or 2 months and I wasn’t seeing any progress, I just tried this and I already see a little bit of progress! Thank you 🤘
Hi Jaime! It's great you took classes on screaming, a good teacher is really helpful, not only to obtain good skills but also for avoiding bad and unhealthy habits :)
Fry scream is a little bit more tricky than false cord for the most of people so it's great that you see some progress!
PS If you had any questions about the fry scream or needed more exercises, feel free to contact me anytime and I will gladly help (xvocalcenter@gmail.com or extreme vocal on facebook: facebook.com/extremevocal),
Cheers!
Frying is HARD. Like it is about as brutally hard to figure out as the music its in.
source: sucking forever
Frying is definitely harder (in mine and many other opinions) but it’s actually “safer” or less taxing on the larynx, epiglottis, and voice as a whole than false chords. Like if you do them right, they’re both safe but false chords are rougher so that’s definitely interesting to me
This is the best video that I've found for practicing fry hands down. Make sure you guys do solid warm up first though!
Subscribed. Off all the videos I've watched, you explained this so much better than anyone else.
Thank you AxS, I am happy that you like the videos!
Man, you may be the channel I needed for a long time.
Oh my God THANK YOU SO MUCH I JUST ACHIEVED MY FRY SCREAM THANK YOU
Awesome, great job!!!
Gonna be trying this on my way to the gym tonight! Hopefully I can find that in-between part and build up on it.
Hi! And how did it go?
Very nice exercise, will look for your other video!
Absolutely a good video. I learned a week ago and just found this for exercises.
Awesome! If you needed more stuff for working on your fry scream, check out the fry scream playlist, I am sure you will find more good stuff :)
Ill shall. Im determined to be a good frontman one day. I want all the tips and tricks. And you really help a lot!
Thank You ☺️
Goated channel. This helped more than any other video i've watched.
Awesome, I'm very glad to read that!
Thank you so much for this video! I have tried anything but i think this one might be the one and only video that is actually gonna teach me how to do this
Hi, awesome to read that and thank You for the feedback!
If You had any questions about exercises or your practice feel free to email me anytime (xvocalcenter@gmail.com) :)
THANK YOU A MILLION TIMES!!! did my first projection because of your video, this is by far the best method I've seen on TH-cam!!!🖤🖤🖤
Hi, this is more than awesome to read, I am very happy that it was helpful!
Have a great day!
this is a fantastic well thought out series of exercises to unlock fry screams.
I try my best to deliver helpful materials and I am happy to hear from you that it is good! Thanks for the comment and have a great day :)
P.S. If you had any questions about vocals or I could help you with your practice, feel free to write to me anytime on facebook - extreme vocal:
facebook.com/extremevocal/
Thank you soooo much for this video! Makes sooo much sense.
This is exactly what I was looking for, thank you!! I wish you can make a "follow along" exercise video to supplement it! I can't seem to find any anywhere!
Hi J L, thank you, I try my best! I think I can make a video like that, cool idea!
P.S. Check out these 2 videos, maybe they will be helpful, I guess they are a "follow along" type:
th-cam.com/video/LitV0p--2ZY/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/9rBOJX0v7SY/w-d-xo.html
I hope that they will be helpful! Let me know how they work for you and if they don't, we will figure out something else, cheers!
@@sibilaextremevocal Thank you so much! Those videos are great! After watching the videos a few times and I memorize the explanations, the explanations start to interrupt the practice, so it would be cool if there was a full follow-along with minimal breaks, you know! Just exercise for 10-20(?) minutes to do every day with you for people who already watched these videos and got the explanation. Just an idea! I can't find any video on youtube like this so I have to listen to the same things between the exercises each time when I just want daily practice @_@ But! it's your channel, you can do what you like. 😀 Maybe I'm just crazy because I like intense and organized training and am too lazy to write out a schedule myself. 😂
Anyway, love your videos! I'll keep practicing to get that scream.😎
Cheers!!
Oh, now I get it! I will try to record something today!
@@sibilaextremevocal Oh wow! Amazing! Thanks so much!! 🙏
Hi! I've uploaded a follow along video today, thanks for the idea and I hope it will be helpful!
4:10 i know its exercises but by the way he does his hand gestures and changing voice it looks like he is trying to imitate a bike o something LOL
* wroom wroom *
Yeah! Awesome! It helped me a LOOOOOT!
THANK YOU for all your great explanations about the technic! 🖤 Greetings from Germany
It's awesome to read that the video was helpful for you!
Greetings from Poland! :)
instant progress, thank you so much!
Very useful 🤘
but I can't do the head voice vocal technique, can I still scream? I'm from Indonesia, your explanation is very easy to understand, from now on I will consider you as a teacher hehe... Greetings, I'm from Indonesia
There are many different techniques I present on the channel (in the fry scream playlist you will find the most of them) - it's just a matter of finding out what methods suit your voice best. Some of them don't use the vocal fry or head voice at all :) I replied to your message on Instagram.
Thanks that was helpful
I noticed to people who teach or sing vocal fry alot have the same voice when they talk, like they talk with permanent fry. But you have a normal talking voice. And you explain it in better detail then they do as well. I would assume you know how to do it the safest.
Hi, first of all thank You for the positive feedback, it is awesome and uplifting to receive such kind words.
Your observation is right for the most cases, I hear it too.
Sometimes it is like when a person learns the fry, it becomes natural or even addictive to add it every time we speak or sing :D
It is a matter of awareness and choice. Personally I like fry but I try to use it in a balanced way, there are many awesome tools to add some variety to our voice and using only one of them can become limiting some day.
When someone talks all the time with a fry it can be also a sign that the voice is not working properly, sometimes it happens due to chronic fatigue, lack of vocal rest, lack of the breath support or lowering the pitch too much or other technical issues.
Jestem ci ogromnie wdzieczny za ten film. Pierwsza metoda, którą udało mi się ogarnąć fry.
Bardzo się cieszę, że film był pomocy i udało Ci się osiągnąć fry, to niełatwa sztuka!
really good video. Helped me a lot!
Hi, glad to read that, have a great day!
Really good exercises, it helps a lot!By the way I love your hair
Hey man! I bought your udemy course, theres a video when you said that you practice a different thing every day (like monday only breathing, tuesday singing, wednesday rest) for an hour, can you upload to udemy a live video of your everyday routine for each day? Its easier for us to follow that and practice with you those things :)
Thanks!
Hi, first of all thanks for getting the course!
It is a good idea, I must record new videos.
The schedule is very flexible and it is like a plan for working out at the gym.
The more customized is the plan for each of person's needs, the better will be the results.
If You need some help, feel free to contact mi via facebook and we will work it out for You :)
@@sibilaextremevocal Message ready, check your fb :)
amazing video, thank you so much
I'm very glad to read that, thank you! If you needed more stuff for practicing fry scream, feel free to check out the whole playlist with materials dedicated to the fry scream technique :)
th-cam.com/video/Uni3b1w3XtU/w-d-xo.html
Best one I found, but I already could make sounds like those, but I still can't get vocal fry by singing, everytime I am trying its only false cords, maybe had same problem and could recommend something?
Hi!
Did you try this exercise? It really helped me and other people that practice with me to use the vocal fry for singing woth distortion:
th-cam.com/video/fT9GIZOiOI8/w-d-xo.html
Also if false cord is more natural for you, you can use kargyraa for singing with distortion (wothout overtones throat singing is just like singing with grit). I am going ti upload a kargyraa tutorial in english on upcoming Friday but in the meantime you can try out the video above about using the vocal fry for getting a grit.
Let me know how it works for you after you tried,
Cheers!
I still didn't tried it, I will when I have opportunity to try it, I sing almost everything and for me false cords are most comfortable and easiest to sing, but still strugling with vocal fry, I tried to play with my vocals to get different sounds more similar to vocal fry, but I could do some mix only and only at one songs short part. I hope I could do it better after I will try your exercises, they look great.
thank you great explanation
I am very glad to read that the video is helpful, thanks for the comment and have a great day!
THANKS ! ! !
You're welcome!
PS If you needed more exercises for fry scream, there is a whole fry scream playlist on the channel :)
Best tutorial ever
Thank you, I'm glad you like the video and exercises! :)
@@sibilaextremevocal anyway, how do i make it louder? Now i just can make it at talking volume. Appreciate your reply. Thank youu 🙏🏻
Here is something that can help you to project the scream better (especially the 4th and 5th step, check out the description for more details but of course feel free to practice every step :D).
th-cam.com/video/JCSWHX_dn10/w-d-xo.html
Try it and let me know how it works,
Cheers!
Thank you so much
Until fry register i am ok, can speak all day long that way 😂
I have difficulties to turn the fry register into the fry scream. I'll work on It thank you for this precious video! 🤘
Hi Andy! Indeed the vocal fry is pretty efortless :D Some people that suffer from constrictions in the throat or jaw struggle to make it so if it's really easy for you to use it all day long, it's a good that sign that your voice box is pretty much relaxed which is a solid foundation for building fry scream.
When I asked my students what helped them the most when we practiced fry, the most common answer was placing a vocal fry sound on the top of the head voice or falsetto register. Maybe it will also be helpful for you.
If you had any questions about vocals, feel free to write to me anytime on facebook:
facebook.com/extremevocal/
Good luck with the practice!
Thanks dud
Thanks for the video!!!
You're welcome! Hope it will be helpful
I love the sound of dee vuck-ohl-phry. It gives me most happiness....
Solid video my dude! Subbed
Thank You Brandon, hope you will find other useful stuff on the channel!
Love your videos! But please help: I dont have this point of little fry scream in between falsetto and fry. Do you do something different to get it? Like more compression of your glottis or something? Thx duuuude!
Hi, first of all Thank You!
That little "crack" happens very often when we switch between lower and upper registers pretty fast and our voice "breaks" and gets a little distorted.
We can use it for our advantage and "hold" that break and again switch between upper and lower registers (for example between head voice and falsetto) while "sustaining" that distorted "crack". Up and down, with that fry distortion and slowly we add more breath support to raise the volume of the whole sound.
Feel free to contact me on facebook - Extreme Vocal:
facebook.com/extremevocal/
I will likely help You out, cheers!
Hi, liked your techniques & thanks for the video. Before I start practicing, I have a very basic question, does vocal fry require the air to be sucked, or blown out like fry scream?
Hi, thanks! Vocal fry requires very little amount of air and almost no energy :)
@@sibilaextremevocal Ok, that little amount of air requires to be flown out, or taken in?
It's always on exhale.
@@sibilaextremevocal That explains it, thanks mate. I have an itchy throat quite early when I do it now, hope the exercises you suggested will make that go away!
Damn, itchy throat is not too good, especially if you practice with vocal fry (it requires almost no effort). Maybe you try too hard? It's pretty common while practicing fry in the beginning.
Great tutorial....i like it very much
I'm very glad to read that :)
Have a great day and practice!
THIS IS THE ONLY HELPFUL VIDEO OMFG
Awesome, I'm glad to read that the videos is helpful!
Have a great day!
Could you help me?
I was trying to fry scream, it had been about 3 days since the last time I tried. But after warming up and trying a few times, I felt like I was really short of breath, I thought maybe I hadn't had a good breakfast or it was because of the hot weather. I kept trying and the first few times I did feel a burning sensation in my throat, but there came a time when my fry scream was powerful, it was not the best, but I felt that I had succeeded, and it didn't hurt at all. I was very happy. But for the rest of the day, my throat felt sore, but I thought it was normal. A week has passed and my throat is still burning, and I still feel a little swollen. I am quite afraid to think if it is serious damage, even if it was not, I am afraid to think that I will not be able to continue practicing fry screams. Did it happen to someone else? Will I be able to practice again? Will I have caused myself serious harm? I need your help please.
Hi Oscar! You mention a serious issue and it is great that You wrote a comment. I will try to help as much as I can.
Fry scream is a kind of subtle and pretty precise technique which can't stand pushing or being "squeezed" through the throat.
The key is to relax the vocal fry and to open throat (and to sustain that opened setting through the whole range of pur voice no matter the technique, pitch or register).
We can open throat e.g. by yawning - the larynx lowers a bit, the soft pallate raises and we feel inside of mouth, back of throat and in the throat itself more space. We begin sound with a confidence yet in a smooth manner without using too much force.
It is really helpful for learning and later improvement of the fry scream technique.
Second thing is the vocal fry - creaky, lazy and totally efortless sound which is a basis for the fry scream technique.
Also vocal fry and fry scream, especially in the beginning can be pretty quiet, for example when we match it with a false chord growl. Very important thing is to set properly your voice, vocal fry and fry scream and increase the volume and intensity week after week gradually with patience.
Otherwise You will likely damage your voice because fry hates to be pushed or amplified too much with a force.
Firstly You can feel no pain, no discomfort etc. but after hour, half a day etc. You can start to feel that your vocal folds are swollen, inflamed or other unpleasent sensations that are result of creating too much pressure on our larynx and vocal folds as well.
I went through it. I learnt to fry scream in a week but what I did was not healthy - I squeezed out the fry scream through my throat, it sounded pretty cool but after 15 minutes my voice was like shit.
I learnt that relaxed and opened throat, patience and practice with vocal fry are essentials to learn to use fry scream properly, for the best sound and highest comfort.
Also performing breathing exercises is helpful because when we train our breathing we strengthen every muscle involved in screaming or singing and the breath support.
I would recommend to see a phoniatrist if your throat will not get back to good shape after a week.
Things like that should not be ignored and sensations like pain, soreness, inflamation etc. are not necessary or normal when we practice our vocals :)
I hope that it will be helpful and You will get back your voice soon!
If You had any questions, feel free to contact me via email (xvocalcenter@gmail.com) or facebook (extreme vocal).
@@sibilaextremevocal Thanks for helping me, and for giving me that information. I think I was putting a lot of pressure on my screaming, so even though it didn't hurt at the time, the consequences were painful.
@@darth7ghost any time you feel pain or any sort of discomfort you want to stop and rest your voice immediately. Always do vocal health checks before and after practicing as well. There are videos about that that will help you.
TKS!!!
I dont have this little scream point can you please help me
Hi, I will likely help You with getting your fry scream right.
Feel free to contact me on facebook - extreme vocal:
facebook.com/extremevocal
I can't notice it during my transitions from fry to head/falsetto as well. Might be that author has it because he really does transition fry-grit-clean, not just fry-clean. That grit sounds a little deeper and darker than fry, still can't find it.
Thanck you! Good work!!😇☺️
Great explanation. Thaaaanks
You're welcome. Hope it will help, have a great practice!
No to powietrze nie bedzie uciekało uszami, dzięki 🤣
:O fry scream'y z uszu, potęga czajnika
when i first saw you, i remember the legend kurt cobain :'c
Damn ;(
R.I.P. Kurt
@@sibilaextremevocal I miss him
Is it easier to get your first fry screams in the higher register? Or is it the same in the lower register? Which do you recommend? Awesome video btw. 👌🏻
Hi, thank you!
For the most of people, including me, it is easier to hit first fry screams using higher register and pitch.
Sometimes people learn low screams/ growls firstly but pretty often they combine false cord with fry technique without knowing that but of course it is possible to learn firstly low fry scream but from what I observe it is less common then higher ones in the beginning.
Sibila Extreme Vocal Center Ok! Thanks a lot for this, so I'm going to practise on those high fry screams first. Is it normal that the scream isn't that gritty at first? Will it develop slowly or something?. My scream sounds more like a voice crack xd... I don't know. I started to practice two days ago and can already see some progress because of this video and your other videos. You are a really good person :) Thank you!
Can you send me your vocals on email? It would be easier for me to help you find the direction for your fry.
For sure we want to sustain throat opened (lifted soft palate and slightly lowered larynx, similiar to yawning), the vocal tract has to be free from any unnecessary tension and we have to be familiar with adding support in a flexible way (the higher, the louder or more dirty slund we want to make, the support is increased).
Also a sensation that things we are doing with our voice are comfortable (even if they require much effort, they still should feel comfortable).
My email is xvocalcenter@gmail.com
Sibila Extreme Vocal Center Thank you man!! You are far too kind. I sent you an email.. Atleast you'll get some good laughs 🤣
Hi, so could you check out a guy called Rib:y(uhki) from imperial circus dead decadence and Vincent Jones from AEther Realm, and how could i achieve these types of screams, or what technique should i practice?
Hi, sounds like fry scream and distortion (combining clean sound like singing voice with the fry scream).
Here you have a playlist with almost everything about fry scream - how to begin, how to practice and work on further developement of the sound and technique.
th-cam.com/play/PL0IFgUhWfXCshVFMId6QEeMMHvze2ETJ9.html
If that wouldn't be enough, we can practice together. Feel free to contact me on facebook - extreme vocal or email (xvocalcenter@gmail.com).
@@sibilaextremevocal thank you so much, i'll check the playlist right away
It only took me a day- isn't that cool?!?!
It is, especially if it sounds good and is comfortable!
PS If you wanted me to give a listen to your recordings, feel free to send me it on email - xvocalcenter@gmail.com
I will try my best to share with you my observations, of course for free :D
Now I’ll be screaming like Davey Havok from afi before I know it
Is that good? :D
@@sibilaextremevocal yeah
Is it okay to feel minor discomfort or does that mean I'm doing it wrong.
Hi! It depends what kind of discomfort it is.
If it is something like after a workout at the gym when you try out new exercises and your muscles are not used to them yet, you may feel a slight discomfort but it isn't a sensation like your muscles are really aching or that it can lead to any injury.
It works pretty much similiar with the vocals, if the discomfort is minor and it doesn't mean burning in your throat, faded voice, pain and other serious things like that, it's quite normal because our throat, larynx and muscles also need to adapt to a new situation.
However if you feel pain or any of things that I've mentioned above, then it's not good. Maybe you practice too long (even 10-15 minutes of screaming practice after a warm-up is enough), maybe you use too much pressure and effort or too much air. But if everything seems to be ok and the discomfort disappears in a matter of minutes or hours, then it's pretty common and to be honest hard to avoid every time when you practice in the beginning of your screaming adventure.
I hope that my comment will be helpful,
have a great day!
@@sibilaextremevocal The pain didn't linger, might've been too much air and pressure combined with me being new at this.
Thanks so much, I'll practice little by little each day.
Thank you so much for your video bro I appreciate it.
I am happy to hear that, thank you for the comment and feedback, I appreciate that much :)
Have a great day and practice!
Sibila Extreme Vocal Center you too fam! Find me on instagram @rockstaryogie ill follow back bro
Jakiej techniki używa ten gościu? th-cam.com/video/07yHCt6JaY4/w-d-xo.html
To jakieś połączenie fry+yell'a? Jak uzyskać taki efekt?
Ogólnie ten gość ma dosyć zróżnicowany styl, bo potrafi śpiewać z fry'ową chrypką tzn. distortion, potrafi też nisko uderzyć growlem i krzyczeć z fry'em.
W tym przypadku to yell i prawdopodobnie belting. Belting to bardzo głośna i mocna odmiana śpiewu, on na to nakłada dodatkowo przester.
4:10 Pro tip on how to improve your screaming and annoy your parents at the same time.
This one is even more annoying (and at the same time pretty helpful in building the fry scream):
th-cam.com/video/ooCti59EpIE/w-d-xo.html
How can i learned the fry scream?
Begin with the lazy vocal fry sound that is totally relaxed and try to perform those exercises.
If You needed help, we can practice together. If You are interested, let me know on email (xvocalcenter@gmail.com)
Enjoy nodes on the vocal chords.
Ok, why? I do vocals since 2012 and throughout the first 2 or 3 years I did many much more extreme things with my voice than the exercises in this video and it's still 100% healthy. I know it because I visit the phoniatrist every year. What arguments do you have? Any vocal exercise done wrong can be harmful, no matter if it's singing or screaming.
@@sibilaextremevocal just going by decades of training but you do you.
Sounds legit, the best argument I have ever read.
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i clicked because of your shirt
Skąd znasz tak dobrze angielski?
Siemka, dzięki :)
Skąd znam? Przede wszystkim z gier, tekstów, które czytam, które piszę sam (pisanie wymaga ciągłego uczenia się nowych słów, zwrotów itd.) no i mam zagranicznych znajomych, z którymi nawijam po angielsku.
Szkoła też odegrała tu pewną rolę, ale jak jest w szkole to każdy wie, a jednak praktyka wyciska z człowieka to co najlepsze. :)
@@sibilaextremevocal dzięki za odpowiedź i życzę powodzenia
Dziękuję :)
I've done this so many times it's impossible to count. Why can I never find that point in the middle? It's like my voice just goes straight from fry to head/falsetto without the scratchy bit in between no matter how slow I do it.
Hi Tyler, did you try different exercises? Each of voices is a little bit different and maybe you need something more than those exercises.
Usually when I practice with people, we try out 2-3 different methods because we have to find out what works the best.
i find it hard getting the basics under control, its hard locating where its supposed to come from and what noise is good
Hi, when we make a vocal fry or fry noise we can feel vibrations in the area of our soft palate, the back of tongue, overall vocal tract. Beside that we can feel the sound in the upper and side parts of the larynx. Also we can we feel vibrations in the lower part of our neck. If you feel the sound in those places, then the placement is rather alright :)
The noise is good when you feel it is comfortable, your larynx and jaw are free from constrictions and the sound even when it is compressed it doesn't sound like it was squeezed etc. You can record your vocals and compare it to basic vocal fry and fry examples. Hope that these are helpful tips :)
If you have more questions or wanted to practice vocals together, feel free to write to me on facebook:
m.facebook.com/extremevocal/
@@sibilaextremevocal Thank you so much for responding. It helps a lot! i also just got your course and starting now :)
Thanks for acquring the course, if you had any questions or I could help you with practice, feel free to contact me anytime :)
Thanks brown haired kurt cobain
Haha, you're welcome!
lol thats what i was thinking aswell
anyone else here the sirens going on in the background at 2;30-2:50
Damn, I can't hear that. :D I have to listen more closely, it wouldn't surprise. Flying planes, ambulances, yelling people - it all was there in my surroundings.
Табачников?
Maybe a brother from another mother?
eden
If you needed more exercises, I've uploaded a new video with exercise for scream, feel free to check it out :)
If you needed more exercises, I've uploaded a new video with exercise for scream, feel free to check it out :)
Oglądam już enty odcinek i jestem chyba totalnym głąbem bo skrzeczę jak jakis zwierzak albo becze jak baran i za nic mi to screamu nie przypomina ;(
Siemka, zapraszam do kontaktu na fb albo przez maila (xvocal center@gmail.com). Postaram się pomóc :)
facebook.com/extremevocal
Mam ten sam problem, false cord(growl) bez problemu robie i używam w kawałkach na przemian z cleanem, ale chciałam nauczyc sie fry screamu i po kilku tyg ćwiczeń nadal brzmi to jak mordowanie kota, mocne i głośne, ale bardzo wysokie, Moj clean jest niski jak na kobietę. Juz zaczynam sie poddawać 😭
masz to samo po polsku?
Cześć, z tego co pamiętam, to jedynie po angielsku na YT :)
Hey are you rationality rule's little brother?
Hi, haha, unfortunately no ;D
@@sibilaextremevocal the hairstyle and that small beard on the chin are on point tho !
Not sure if I should like... You're at 420 likes xd
Haha, magic number, made my day Man!
@@sibilaextremevocal I'ma go ahead and like anyways! You helped me a lot🔥
I just cant man 😔 :c
Hi Evan, what's up? Maybe I can help, fry is a tricky technique and for me it was pretty hard to learn it in the beginning (I mean, many months to be honest).
Sounds like Borat
you said exercice for fry scream ? lol you just did normal fry all the vid ... I m trying to learn how to fry scream there's none in this vid
You have to start somewhere maybe and the vocal fry and basic fry sound is a good way to achieve and develop a fry scream?
5 STEPS TO FRY SCREAM:
th-cam.com/video/LitV0p--2ZY/w-d-xo.html
FRY IN 1 MINUTE:
th-cam.com/video/9rBOJX0v7SY/w-d-xo.html
Maybe this one will be helpful too:
th-cam.com/video/n1gmwsVWIdY/w-d-xo.html
Also there is a whole playlist dedicated to the fry scream topic, cheers!
@@sibilaextremevocal thx ! I ll check it out, I find it so much difficult to fry scream than groawl >< I want to sing on metalcore bands I can do it with groawl but its clearly not the same, maybe even harder :p
Bro i cant even make that lazy noise with my throat
Damn, then it can mean that your throat is constricted or the vocal fry is not helping you to set the foundations for the scream. There are ways that don't use it at all
@@sibilaextremevocal bro ive been practicing n now i can make that lazy sound outta my throat...but im still working on it its too low not that powerful...any suggestion
Ok, then now you can try with this follow along tutorial:
th-cam.com/video/JCSWHX_dn10/w-d-xo.html
Let me know how it goes when you try!
why does yur student sound like a demon who eats pizza and manipulates catterpillers for no reason?
Those are his inspirations, I guess :D