Kardavox Academy honestly, you are the first person to actually show the game and give an honest opinion about it. Definitely the best promotion for the game i have seen.
Finding your voice is prolly one of the hardest things. Deep down you want to sound like your favorite vocalist so you try to imitate them. I think that I am finally finding my voice and I am actually enjoying it because it is mine. It has a certain feel not only your recordings but you just feel good. Sound cliché but it is true. Very good video!
I'm glad! An you're right, I didn't much like my screams at first. But over time once I decided to grow my own sound rather than trying to make myself a carbon copy of someone else, I not only enjoyed vocals more, but found myself being more creative songwriting. Keep it up!
I agree, when you're trying to emulate someone, there will be that nagging disappointment that it's not 100% like how you want it. But if you embrace your voice, the uniqueness that it carries will ultimately leave you feeling more satisfied.
I agree. I think I'm struggling because I feel like being a girl in the scene I wont get any respect unless I sound like a man or one of the beefyest of women out there. It's slightly intimidating to be honest but I just wanna get better for myself an then hope others enjoy my style
I like singing like Mikael Akerfeldt from Opeth for lows and Satyr from Satyricon for mids/highs because it's two different voices and I like both styles, but I do it so much I'm not sure which voice is my own LOL. I'm afraid to try my own thing because I don't think I'll sound as good, lol.
Thank you for doing these kinds of videos! I struggled for a long time with growling and screaming but watching your videos has helped me tremendously. I'm quickly getting better and it's all thanks to all your advice!
As soon as he said “I need to speak to you about something” First meme I thought was *RAID SHADOW LEG-* “TALK ABOUT RAID SHADOW LEGENDS!” ICANSEETHEFUTURE.jpeg
I'm a classically trained vocalist and have been trying to learn how to scream without ruining my voice/clarity. But i love metal and my friends want to create a metal band with me but i would like to do more than just sing. Just stumbled across your channel. Love it. When i get a microphone I'm totally going to send you my voice and maybe i can start learning how to scream property. Thank you so much for your content and everything you do! Much love from Cali! 💛💛
I've been screaming for almost 10 years now, just looked up videos and got Melissa Cross's videos a while back, too. I love watching your videos to see if I can improve, or if I skipped over some basics or something. Super informative and really well described and taught. Thank you!
That “you learning how to improve your low scream” bit with nico was inspiring especially hearing your bands bit in the beginning with that nice ass low
Also I love that you brought up the sounding like your favorite vocalist thing, I didn’t like my vocals at first and tried to emulate my favorite vocalist (Storm Strope) but now I can appreciate my own unique sound. People aren’t gonna recognize you if you try to sound like everyone else.
I've noticed a huge improvement in myself in only a month of trying. I'm pretty sure I can only get better from here as long as I don't push too hard and hurt myself 👍. Though I confess I can sing low and fairly high but have yet to learn low screaming.
2:34 the archer automatically attacked because the enemy put a "Provoke" debuff on her which automatically forces the champion to use their first skill on whoever cast it on them, skipping their turn. It wasn't an automatic attack on her behalf like you explained :D
Yep that "shot in the dark" one. Im surprised i didnt blow my voice box out when i first started learning distortion techniques. I went a couple years not knowing that it wasnt suppose to feel like i deep throated a cactus after every session. I am infinitely grateful for channels like yours.
Could you do a video about like "the first three days as a newbie vocalist"? Like, what is the first exercise you should do, and how to figure out what your sorta natural tonal center should be?
This is good. I am a vocalist and have messed my voice a few times because of bad technique. I started to practice about vocal cords and how they work. Right now i am better singer/vocalist than ever thought was possible, and i use raw growl, screams and clean vocals.
Genuinely considering taking vocal lessons from this guy. I’m a music major in college who is doing a lot of metal stuff (a miracle that I was allowed to). I can pretty much cover everything in terms of instruments but I’m lost on vocals. This dude may be the exact thing that I need.
Well, "this dude" would love to have you in his classroom, haha! For real though, fire me an email to kardavox1010@gmail.com and tell me a little about yourself and let's see what we can set up!
I'm going to second the comment below. Yes! Please start a screaming/vocals podcast where you bring on screamers from HLB, Autopsy, ATB. That would seriously be my favorite thing ever.
I agree with you when you said about original voices like "I know who is singing" I love death metal and I can say who is singing, but deathcore and metalcore is almost impossible to find diferent voices, the most diferent one are from suicide silence and witchapel, the other bands is basically the same thing Also, if you are struggling, know that you are not alone, I had to practice basic false chords scream exercise for half a year before start to sing something and now I am having to learn everything again becouse I would not practice for a month becouse my diaphragm was"tired" after training basically 3 songs so go slow
matheus imon maybe try reading along with the lyrics so you can hear the words you might not feel that way. Anglemaker literally has two vocalists. Maybe I just have a certain type of preference tho
Just recently discovered your channel and although I'm not even doing vocals myself, your videos are both entertaining and interesting to watch! To throw out a recommendation: Sylosis just dropped their new album "Cycle of Suffering" and Josh Middleton is both an amazing guitarist and vocalist, you definitely should give that album a try, would surely be interesting to hear your thoughts on it!
React to ENDON's "Your Ghost Is Dead" A Japanese experimental noisegrind band produced by Kurt Ballou of Converge. Ryo Kinoshita (the current vocalist of Crystal Lake) is a fan of them as well. I don't really know what to say to convince you to react to them but THE VOCALIST...just...please. You WILL NOT be disappointed.
Kardavox Academy OMG THANK YOU! I’ve been requesting this since the first Cattle Decapitation review. I was worried this wouldn’t get seen because the low voting count in the Facebook group.
Dude my favorite metal vocalist is John Tardy from Obituary. Seems like his vocal cords should be shredded into oblivion by now, but I saw them live a while back and he still sounds awesome. Would love to hear if there's a safe way to approach that sound!!
One more thing, don't start screaming and immediately try to do Signs of the Swarm or Slaughter to Prevail, and then get discouraged that you aren't good enough. Pushing yourself is great and all but when you're 3 months into screaming, maybe shoot a bit lower than top tier stuff. Work your way up to the beasts is what I'm trying to say.
Get that RAID money bro I'm glad you're getting paid. Tons of vocal coach channels on YT but only you and Mary Z I've found are effective at talking about Harsh vocals.
well usually I take breaks or stop till another day when Im tired, but still sometimes I can practice 1-2h and still be fine, tho I have like almost no progress with learnin how to breath control; I beginn to learn 2 and a half month ago and my longest false chord scream I can do is like 6s, with fry its different story cuz sometimes I lose distortion while screamin words, but pure flat scream I can go for max 40s
I know this is probably a very requested band, but can you explain how Johann Hegg from Amon Amarth does such ferocious vocals? I’ve heard people sound inhuman but he’s the only time I’ve heard a frost giant on the mic
I feel like a genius now, because when I did mistakes it only hurt for one day, the next day the pain went away and I could do it again. My voice is getting better at singing as well. I kinda figured the correct placement and it doesn't hurt anymore but it doesn't sound good unfortunately. I know that my scream will never sound like someone else but I can tell it has potential to sound good, I just can't scratch the surface yet. Another thing is I heard if you're going to learn screaming you won't be able to sing opera because each of them have their own mechanism and you wouldn't be able to coordinate the two together. Can you make a video about that? Because I'm sure it's false.
I’ve done vocals for over 10 years and my morale is so low. I learned in 2013, and I learned “false fold” vocals through the sigh method. I couldn’t do more than 2-3 songs without drying my voice, and they say “push with your diaphragm” so I did. Now I have the unresolved “breath distortion”. It was too airy so I never got an actual growl sound. It discouraged me enough to not want to do it anymore. I wasn’t having fun and I genuinely despised the fact that my tone wasn’t much of a tone after all these years. I’ve done 3 years in the military, I’ve driven a tank and as hard as that was, I still think that was easier than learning false fold vocals.
For me my issue is how often should i breathe in and how much air to take in. When i try to do immortal by adema the pacing is so fast i can only take in short burst of breathes.
Thank you for this, it would be cool if you Done an analysis video for George Fishers vocals from Cannibal corpse, any track would be cool but blood drenched execution from the gallery of suicide album would be an interesting one.
I may be wrong but this is what I've learned from practicing. Work on your airflow! And stay calm (I understand it's very hard with songs like Agony from Slaughter to Prevail) but try to stay calm think about your air and hows it's being used and just feel free and sometimes I massage my neck before or after I kinda just rub around or near my throat and the back of my neck
I have had this same issue and I find that what Therapist Carl said helps. Stay calm, don’t force out the air super hard. I do it because I feel like I’m not being loud enough, but you gotta think about it like this. All the vocalists in the bands we listen to, do their vocals into microphones man.
@@Slamgrinder Riffshop (a band) tought me that most screams recorded in studios are done at a speaking level or shouting volume therefore I try not to get loud I'm glad you realize this as well lol!!!
With no other context I would believe there are probably two likely causes. One breathe support work on your breathing, do some different breathing exercises for vocalists and focus on your diaphragm. Secondly, you might be holding way too much tension in your throat, neck, etc. If you compression, power, and shape are coming from the wrong sources you are going to tire yourself out really quickly and you'll also likely be doing some damage to your chords.
So decided to try and take on some metal vocals. Decided to start with fry because i love lamb of god and it felt like a good starting goal. Learned a decent healthy way. focused on breathing through my stomach. I practiced on the way to pick my wife up from work and it did not hurt! bonus! However i did have a-lot of tingling and then it felt a little rough. then did some clean vocals and when i cleared my throat after all of a sudden i lost my voice and its like a part just above my throat just clenched and i couldn’t even clear my throat anymore! what the hell happened? I had a nap when i got home and it went back to normal. it kind of reminded me of how your muscles stiffen up after a workout. is it similar? Did i just do too much too fast?
Lol. Just so you know. I am an aspiring metal vocalist out of Austin, Texas. I have played bass for over 15 years. I've always wanted to get into metal vocals, but I couldn't find the right way to start.You have helped me so much man, not only in learning, but also in introducing me to new music and inspiration. I just want to say thank you, because of you, I feel like I'm finally on that path.
Dude I’ve been doing metal vocals for a long time and when I do lows sometimes I have these odd annoying voice cracks. There’s no pain at all but I’m curious why it happens? Is it phlegm or what? Have you experienced this with students or personally?
How did you know you hurt yourself? I’ve been practicing a ton lately and had to take a break due to trying to find out gutturals and started getting chest pain, Lightheadedness etc. hoping it goes away soon so I can get back at it. Also asthmatic so not sure if that’s part of the issue. Love your vids btw
I wanna learn death metal vocals so badly!! I'm classically trained, so I know the fundamentals of breath and that I shouldn't be grinding my vocal chords together. (No nodes please!!) But I'm so afraid of ruining my vocal chords so that I can't sing choral music or opera anymore. Can I still do both? Also, I'm a soprano, does that have any weight on my ability to develop nice lows? Oh! One more question. Is it easy to do damage when flipping between dirty to clean vocals?
You must hear these two people before you die! This is not metal, it is amazing and extraordinary and will induce a reaction from you. You could go ahead and make a reaction video of them, and post it later if you decide to,If you choose not to react to them on your channel, please check them out on your own personal time. Here they are. Diana Ankudinova Dimash Kudaibergenov Here are two songs that you should listen to first. Diana Ankudinova - Wicked Game th-cam.com/video/7jv-DQnf2UY/w-d-xo.html Dimash Kudaibergen - SOS th-cam.com/video/JEz1qGS0T1Q/w-d-xo.html
It's been 2-3 years that I try to do vocal, I watched plenty of tutorials on TH-cam, I build bad habit (Epiglottis scream, for those who know what it means), and now, I feel like I can't get over it, I feel like my body doesn't listen to me when I try to push my airflow trough my false chord, cause when I do, it's just sound like a Louis Armstrong kinda sound, it's hurts sometime and it makes me caught, I rode somewhere that to do Epiglottis shit right, you have to make yourself some scar tissues in your throat, but it's the wrong Way to do vocal
I've been thinking about this latley. Why do you announce your sponsor in your video? I've seen this with hundreds of TH-camrs and I don't get it, why not just leave an AD in the description or have some link in the corner instead of dedicating a few minutes of the video to talk about the sponsor? I'm just wondering because this has really been a huge trend from sponsors to force TH-camrs to dedicate a part of their material to adress their sponsors. Why's that?
Dude, if you did a metal vocal podcast with other vocalists as guests that would SMACK
Thats a fun idea!
@@KardavoxAcademy hell yeah, thanks bro
Yes!!
YES
Lead Singer Syndrome with Shane Told already exists
"I need to talk to you about something"
Oh god not you too Mark no..
"RAID SHADOW LEGENDS"
It's a good thing! Our boy has made it
@@slamsharkitron5518 what Ive always said. let the homies get their bags.
Your eyes are beautiful my dude
Ay thanks and much love!
No homo???????
Pause???
lmaooo
@@facelesscovers763 why would it matter?
video starts at 4:09
Many will thank you for this :P
Kardavox Academy honestly, you are the first person to actually show the game and give an honest opinion about it. Definitely the best promotion for the game i have seen.
Not all heroes wear capes 🐐
@@d.j.casanova960 🐐💨🍍
You know you've made it if raid Sponsers you
I was super surprised, lol. And luckily they're rad to work with
Finding your voice is prolly one of the hardest things. Deep down you want to sound like your favorite vocalist so you try to imitate them. I think that I am finally finding my voice and I am actually enjoying it because it is mine. It has a certain feel not only your recordings but you just feel good. Sound cliché but it is true. Very good video!
I'm glad! An you're right, I didn't much like my screams at first. But over time once I decided to grow my own sound rather than trying to make myself a carbon copy of someone else, I not only enjoyed vocals more, but found myself being more creative songwriting. Keep it up!
I agree, when you're trying to emulate someone, there will be that nagging disappointment that it's not 100% like how you want it. But if you embrace your voice, the uniqueness that it carries will ultimately leave you feeling more satisfied.
Just found mine this last year and a half or so, been practicing (never had a lesson) since '09. To say it's a process would be an understatement
I agree. I think I'm struggling because I feel like being a girl in the scene I wont get any respect unless I sound like a man or one of the beefyest of women out there. It's slightly intimidating to be honest but I just wanna get better for myself an then hope others enjoy my style
I like singing like Mikael Akerfeldt from Opeth for lows and Satyr from Satyricon for mids/highs because it's two different voices and I like both styles, but I do it so much I'm not sure which voice is my own LOL. I'm afraid to try my own thing because I don't think I'll sound as good, lol.
I laughed so hard when the promotion started hahahaha but I'm happy he can finally make some money with yt so rock on bro
Thank you for doing these kinds of videos! I struggled for a long time with growling and screaming but watching your videos has helped me tremendously. I'm quickly getting better and it's all thanks to all your advice!
So glad to hear it!
As soon as he said “I need to speak to you about something”
First meme I thought was *RAID SHADOW LEG-*
“TALK ABOUT RAID SHADOW LEGENDS!”
ICANSEETHEFUTURE.jpeg
Hahaha can't lie I got a good lol out of this
Lmfao 😂😂😂
Valentine대런 saaaaaaammmmeee
This channel is a goldmine!
I'm a classically trained vocalist and have been trying to learn how to scream without ruining my voice/clarity. But i love metal and my friends want to create a metal band with me but i would like to do more than just sing. Just stumbled across your channel. Love it. When i get a microphone I'm totally going to send you my voice and maybe i can start learning how to scream property. Thank you so much for your content and everything you do! Much love from Cali! 💛💛
Dude this is the most legit scream advice video I've seen, great work! Subbed :)
Thanks, Jake! Welcome to the Kardavox family!
You are a beautiful human being and your videos give me a reason to keep practicing my vocals. Thanks for being awesome
Aww, thanks bro!
I've been screaming for almost 10 years now, just looked up videos and got Melissa Cross's videos a while back, too. I love watching your videos to see if I can improve, or if I skipped over some basics or something. Super informative and really well described and taught. Thank you!
That nine minute mark on, hit home. Thank you. You're the man. Learned a lot from you. Not just in this vid. Keep it up.
That “you learning how to improve your low scream” bit with nico was inspiring especially hearing your bands bit in the beginning with that nice ass low
Your videos are EXTREMELY helpful!! Thank you for what you do man!!
Glad to hear it!
Also I love that you brought up the sounding like your favorite vocalist thing, I didn’t like my vocals at first and tried to emulate my favorite vocalist (Storm Strope) but now I can appreciate my own unique sound. People aren’t gonna recognize you if you try to sound like everyone else.
I've noticed a huge improvement in myself in only a month of trying. I'm pretty sure I can only get better from here as long as I don't push too hard and hurt myself 👍. Though I confess I can sing low and fairly high but have yet to learn low screaming.
Solid advice fam! Appreciate you
Absolutely love your positivity dude. I'm not even a vocalist, just love kardashev. You're awesome dude!!
Thanks bro!
2:34 the archer automatically attacked because the enemy put a "Provoke" debuff on her which automatically forces the champion to use their first skill on whoever cast it on them, skipping their turn. It wasn't an automatic attack on her behalf like you explained :D
Great video, and great mindset. Gonna try to watch more because i feel like i need to find myself a stable practice routine
Yep that "shot in the dark" one. Im surprised i didnt blow my voice box out when i first started learning distortion techniques. I went a couple years not knowing that it wasnt suppose to feel like i deep throated a cactus after every session. I am infinitely grateful for channels like yours.
Man, those examples at the beginning had me wincing in pain.
You helped me reach that (signs of the swarm - nightcrawler) level thanks
I ain't gunna lie.. I struggle with some of these things. I think this video is really important ! Thanks mark
Inspiration from this 💯
Could you do a video about like "the first three days as a newbie vocalist"? Like, what is the first exercise you should do, and how to figure out what your sorta natural tonal center should be?
Dude that was motivating af, wish I had that advice like a decade ago haha
Thanks for the video mark!
Now I just have to get over my crippling stage fright! Lol
Always have great info, thanks m8
🤘💀🤘
Thanks for the advices bud! And thanks for caring about our vocal chords haha
I will ALWAYS care about your vocal cords!
This is good. I am a vocalist and have messed my voice a few times because of bad technique. I started to practice about vocal cords and how they work. Right now i am better singer/vocalist than ever thought was possible, and i use raw growl, screams and clean vocals.
Genuinely considering taking vocal lessons from this guy. I’m a music major in college who is doing a lot of metal stuff (a miracle that I was allowed to). I can pretty much cover everything in terms of instruments but I’m lost on vocals. This dude may be the exact thing that I need.
Well, "this dude" would love to have you in his classroom, haha! For real though, fire me an email to kardavox1010@gmail.com and tell me a little about yourself and let's see what we can set up!
Woooo! Mark has been sponsored! Get that bag, bro 😄
I'm going to second the comment below. Yes! Please start a screaming/vocals podcast where you bring on screamers from HLB, Autopsy, ATB. That would seriously be my favorite thing ever.
I agree with you when you said about original voices like "I know who is singing" I love death metal and I can say who is singing, but deathcore and metalcore is almost impossible to find diferent voices, the most diferent one are from suicide silence and witchapel, the other bands is basically the same thing
Also, if you are struggling, know that you are not alone, I had to practice basic false chords scream exercise for half a year before start to sing something and now I am having to learn everything again becouse I would not practice for a month becouse my diaphragm was"tired" after training basically 3 songs so go slow
matheus imon what about Anglemaker? Aversions crown? Enterprise earth? Infant annihilator? Really suicide silence and whitechapel? Lmao
@@chucklepadory they all are basically the same
matheus imon maybe try reading along with the lyrics so you can hear the words you might not feel that way. Anglemaker literally has two vocalists. Maybe I just have a certain type of preference tho
@@chucklepadory the lyrics are awesome, but the vocals and the guitar for most of the bands are basically the same
I think the opposite, tbh. Most death metal vocalists aren't as creative with their vocals as people in deathcore, so they tend to sound similar
Just recently discovered your channel and although I'm not even doing vocals myself, your videos are both entertaining and interesting to watch!
To throw out a recommendation: Sylosis just dropped their new album "Cycle of Suffering" and Josh Middleton is both an amazing guitarist and vocalist, you definitely should give that album a try, would surely be interesting to hear your thoughts on it!
You really hit us with the raid shadow legends?! Hehe you're lucky we like you. Make dat money
React to ENDON's "Your Ghost Is Dead"
A Japanese experimental noisegrind band produced by Kurt Ballou of Converge. Ryo Kinoshita (the current vocalist of Crystal Lake) is a fan of them as well. I don't really know what to say to convince you to react to them but THE VOCALIST...just...please. You WILL NOT be disappointed.
Hell yeah! would love to see some Endon\more experimental stuff in general.
Never heard of it but from how your describing it, I absolutely gotta at least check it out
Kardavox Academy OMG THANK YOU! I’ve been requesting this since the first Cattle Decapitation review. I was worried this wouldn’t get seen because the low voting count in the Facebook group.
The vocals kinda reminds me of Anaal Nathrakh. But damn I wish I could understand how people are able to become a dog whistle.
SwankyKoala I considered recommending them too but figured that could come later since their following is much larger
Dude my favorite metal vocalist is John Tardy from Obituary. Seems like his vocal cords should be shredded into oblivion by now, but I saw them live a while back and he still sounds awesome. Would love to hear if there's a safe way to approach that sound!!
so when do we get Papa Trevor Strnad? ive been waiting
Right. Dude is a legend.
You've got a sponsor? That's awesome!
One more thing, don't start screaming and immediately try to do Signs of the Swarm or Slaughter to Prevail, and then get discouraged that you aren't good enough. Pushing yourself is great and all but when you're 3 months into screaming, maybe shoot a bit lower than top tier stuff. Work your way up to the beasts is what I'm trying to say.
Get that RAID money bro I'm glad you're getting paid. Tons of vocal coach channels on YT but only you and Mary Z I've found are effective at talking about Harsh vocals.
would loooove to listen to Mark talk vocals with Michael Lessard(The Contortionist)
That would be cool!
5 things to avoid with your vocals:
1.dont
2.advertise
3.raid:
4.shadow
5.legends
well usually I take breaks or stop till another day when Im tired, but still sometimes I can practice 1-2h and still be fine,
tho I have like almost no progress with learnin how to breath control; I beginn to learn 2 and a half month ago and my longest false chord scream I can do is like 6s, with fry its different story cuz sometimes I lose distortion while screamin words, but pure flat scream I can go for max 40s
I know this is probably a very requested band, but can you explain how Johann Hegg from Amon Amarth does such ferocious vocals? I’ve heard people sound inhuman but he’s the only time I’ve heard a frost giant on the mic
Lolzdog Really good air control and false chord lows.
Hey I was wondering about getting lessons from you and how to do it?
Oh, here we go, they have another one boys 😂
🤘🤘🤘
Raid Shadow Legends got to Mark let's go
I feel like a genius now, because when I did mistakes it only hurt for one day, the next day the pain went away and I could do it again. My voice is getting better at singing as well. I kinda figured the correct placement and it doesn't hurt anymore but it doesn't sound good unfortunately. I know that my scream will never sound like someone else but I can tell it has potential to sound good, I just can't scratch the surface yet. Another thing is I heard if you're going to learn screaming you won't be able to sing opera because each of them have their own mechanism and you wouldn't be able to coordinate the two together. Can you make a video about that? Because I'm sure it's false.
I’ve done vocals for over 10 years and my morale is so low. I learned in 2013, and I learned “false fold” vocals through the sigh method. I couldn’t do more than 2-3 songs without drying my voice, and they say “push with your diaphragm” so I did. Now I have the unresolved “breath distortion”. It was too airy so I never got an actual growl sound. It discouraged me enough to not want to do it anymore. I wasn’t having fun and I genuinely despised the fact that my tone wasn’t much of a tone after all these years. I’ve done 3 years in the military, I’ve driven a tank and as hard as that was, I still think that was easier than learning false fold vocals.
Thoughts on Fry screams? Like Lamb of God and such
Randy does false chord
@@whatcolorisdeath1266 Nope, its a fry scream with false cord closure.
Hmm
@@whatcolorisdeath1266 a.k.a power fry technique. Listen to O.D.H.G.A.B.F.E. This was when his screams were pure fry.
@@sammcgrow3335 Yeah that sounds like fry
I want to sound like Travis Ryan so badly... :D
Don't we all? In one way or another ahahah
Ben duerr is my unachievable goal
I am surprised how well followed these without knowing them to begin with 🤣
Men thats true...ive get it😭
For me my issue is how often should i breathe in and how much air to take in. When i try to do immortal by adema the pacing is so fast i can only take in short burst of breathes.
I kinda do the first one but everytime I try again I try something different than the last hoping it will work but still havent figured it out yet :/
Do you do online classes?
Great video btw, your videos are very useful!
Nobody:
Mark: RAID SHADOW LEGENDS!
Thank you for this, it would be cool if you Done an analysis video for George Fishers vocals from Cannibal corpse, any track would be cool but blood drenched execution from the gallery of suicide album would be an interesting one.
I'm learning metal vocals, I share a way you can teach me?
3:53
My question is why does my voice get tired after like 15 minutes
I may be wrong but this is what I've learned from practicing. Work on your airflow! And stay calm (I understand it's very hard with songs like Agony from Slaughter to Prevail) but try to stay calm think about your air and hows it's being used and just feel free and sometimes I massage my neck before or after I kinda just rub around or near my throat and the back of my neck
I have had this same issue and I find that what Therapist Carl said helps. Stay calm, don’t force out the air super hard. I do it because I feel like I’m not being loud enough, but you gotta think about it like this. All the vocalists in the bands we listen to, do their vocals into microphones man.
@@Slamgrinder Riffshop (a band) tought me that most screams recorded in studios are done at a speaking level or shouting volume therefore I try not to get loud I'm glad you realize this as well lol!!!
With no other context I would believe there are probably two likely causes. One breathe support work on your breathing, do some different breathing exercises for vocalists and focus on your diaphragm. Secondly, you might be holding way too much tension in your throat, neck, etc. If you compression, power, and shape are coming from the wrong sources you are going to tire yourself out really quickly and you'll also likely be doing some damage to your chords.
So decided to try and take on some metal vocals. Decided to start with fry because i love lamb of god and it felt like a good starting goal. Learned a decent healthy way. focused on breathing through my stomach. I practiced on the way to pick my wife up from work and it did not hurt! bonus! However i did have a-lot of tingling and then it felt a little rough. then did some clean vocals and when i cleared my throat after all of a sudden i lost my voice and its like a part just above my throat just clenched and i couldn’t even clear my throat anymore! what the hell happened? I had a nap when i got home and it went back to normal. it kind of reminded me of how your muscles stiffen up after a workout. is it similar? Did i just do too much too fast?
I love that you showed gameplay on a broken ass shit phone. Lol. Very metal bro!
Its all them breakdowns my guy!
Lol. Just so you know. I am an aspiring metal vocalist out of Austin, Texas. I have played bass for over 15 years. I've always wanted to get into metal vocals, but I couldn't find the right way to start.You have helped me so much man, not only in learning, but also in introducing me to new music and inspiration. I just want to say thank you, because of you, I feel like I'm finally on that path.
Hey I was wondering if you do online classes? I'm learning slowly but I feel like I'm not doing it correctly.
Can you review Corey Taylor’s scream and give some lessons on it?
Dude I’ve been doing metal vocals for a long time and when I do lows sometimes I have these odd annoying voice cracks. There’s no pain at all but I’m curious why it happens? Is it phlegm or what? Have you experienced this with students or personally?
God also waited for Sunday to get a day off from all the bullshit. Totally relatable tho
i need with false cord lows and mids please help!
How do I sign up for your lessons?
How did you know you hurt yourself? I’ve been practicing a ton lately and had to take a break due to trying to find out gutturals and started getting chest pain, Lightheadedness etc. hoping it goes away soon so I can get back at it. Also asthmatic so not sure if that’s part of the issue. Love your vids btw
Take Raids money dude!
Btw I would love if you could react to Until We Die. No particular song because they dont have a live or session video on yt :c
Please react to dir en gray
I wanna learn death metal vocals so badly!! I'm classically trained, so I know the fundamentals of breath and that I shouldn't be grinding my vocal chords together. (No nodes please!!) But I'm so afraid of ruining my vocal chords so that I can't sing choral music or opera anymore. Can I still do both? Also, I'm a soprano, does that have any weight on my ability to develop nice lows? Oh! One more question. Is it easy to do damage when flipping between dirty to clean vocals?
Where was shit like this when I was younger? I'm too old to scream now...
Hey dude, can u react to architects?
I hurt my voice so much because I DIDINT RAISE MY SOFT PALETTE also by doing that it makes your falsecord deeper and stronger 😂
What happened to your phone my g???
TH-cam please stop moving the fucking comments section on mobile
(Hey Kardavox great video as always)
My favorite part about this lesson was easily the phone.
Are all, or most, metal fans into gaming? Why are the ads always video games?
Do you actually like turn based combat??
video start at 3:55
You must hear these two people before you die!
This is not metal, it is amazing and extraordinary and will induce a reaction from you.
You could go ahead and make a reaction video of them, and post it later if you decide to,If you choose not to react to them on your channel, please check them out on your own personal time.
Here they are.
Diana Ankudinova
Dimash Kudaibergenov
Here are two songs that you should listen to first.
Diana Ankudinova - Wicked Game
th-cam.com/video/7jv-DQnf2UY/w-d-xo.html
Dimash Kudaibergen - SOS
th-cam.com/video/JEz1qGS0T1Q/w-d-xo.html
Better get a new screen with that Raid money, chief.
Either you got a red stache or nose is bleeding.
It's been 2-3 years that I try to do vocal, I watched plenty of tutorials on TH-cam, I build bad habit (Epiglottis scream, for those who know what it means), and now, I feel like I can't get over it, I feel like my body doesn't listen to me when I try to push my airflow trough my false chord, cause when I do, it's just sound like a Louis Armstrong kinda sound, it's hurts sometime and it makes me caught, I rode somewhere that to do Epiglottis shit right, you have to make yourself some scar tissues in your throat, but it's the wrong Way to do vocal
bruh
Damn, Plarium will throw money at anybody to sell their stuff, no offense sir, I just can't stand this particular developer
Number one thing to avoid doing with any noise producing skill is use it to advertise raid shadow legends.
I've been thinking about this latley. Why do you announce your sponsor in your video?
I've seen this with hundreds of TH-camrs and I don't get it, why not just leave an AD in the description or have some link in the corner instead of dedicating a few minutes of the video to talk about the sponsor?
I'm just wondering because this has really been a huge trend from sponsors to force TH-camrs to dedicate a part of their material to adress their sponsors. Why's that?
Because sponsors that actually pay require it. Ads in a video are SO much more effective than a link in the description.
Nobody reads the description.