/r/screaming
A subreddit discussing heavy metal screaming, extreme vocals, and death growling techniques. You are encouraged to show off your skills here!
/r/screaming is your sub if you:
Practice harsh vocals of any kind, even in a mix with cleans
Want to learn and don't know where to begin
Are interested in recording yourself for covers or technique improvement
Please refrain from bashing on bands, vocalists, techniques and anything not related to /r/screaming
Any video posted MUST include either you, your performance, or include a specific question. Please link to the appropriate timestamp in a video (right click → 'Copy video URL at current time'), where applicable.
Other than that, we welcome you to our Discord channel, where you might even get the chance to experience some randomly appearing vocal lessons!
/r/screaming
Any one got input on how these guys do their vocals? Bert has such a way to convey such emotional tone to his screams and ryan just has such a gritty harshness but very understandable annunciation.
Let me know what you think this is my first time sharing stuff so I'm just excited for some feedback and to get into the community
I am a solo vocalist in OH wanting to join/make a band but working on my confidence first. Lmk what you think!
I'm not sure if this would help a lot but I'm sure it would help me
I've been trying to make my fry screams loud lately but my voice keeps breaking as if I can't hold the notes I'm screaming.
sadly this affected my normal fry screams. now I can't sing mid-range fry scream with a comfortable note my voice keeps breaking and I don't know how to explain it in a very good way.
but if you have any suggestions, please drop it
Wanna make sure i'm not doing anything wrong. A 1h long vocal workout using this technique sometimes makes me feel sort of "heat" in my throat, but never experienced pain.
Wanna make sure i'm not doing anything wrong. A 1h long vocal workout using this technique sometimes makes me feel sort of "heat" in my throat, but never experienced pain.
Sup Bruce
Hey, I'm in need of some help with my fry. I'm struggling with tension, which makes it extremely difficult to pronounce words without losing the sound. Due to the tension, I'm also unable to push enough fast air, which makes the scream sound kinda "burpy" (and also ass) for the lack of a better term.
I cannot figure out how to loosen up. The base of my screams is khovu kargyraa. When transitioning to a scream, I try to add the kind of air you'd use to fog up a window, but in the process I accidentally add more closure than I use when throat singing. If I start releasing the khoomei style closure, the scream turns into a false cord rumble.
Would appreciate any tips! I've been practicing fry somewhat consistently for 4 months. Tagging u/Hulkswagin because I used one of your clips as guidance to get here. :)
What I’ve noticed with Fred D’s screams in most Limp Bizkit tracks is although it doesn’t sound noticeably high pitched in the mix, when you focus on it and compare it to how most FC and fry screams sound, it’s much higher pitch.
Does anyone know how to describe his technique and anything to practice in order to learn to pull that off without hurting the vocal cords?
Love this vocal, whats it called and how to practice it?
I want a better way of recording my vocals on my phone so I can show them better. My vocal coach even said he wants to mix my vocals if I can find him an instrumental of a song and a recording of my raw vocals.
Any good apps for that?
Really not much else to it-
Extended (15+ min) practice of Kargyraa: tingles
Extending (15+ min) practice of False chord: more extreme tingles in beginning, turns into Pain
Im 16 snd ive barely done any screaming in these past couple of months. Im very proud of my false chord guttural, not so much of my fry and highs. I was just doodling with my vocals a bit. this came up and it felt good. Wyt?
I’ve been having pain when trying to use false chord growling recently. Can anyone point out changes I need to make based of this video of me singing and screaming?
I’ve already noticed I don’t drink enough water while practicing, so I’m going to do that more in the future, but if anyone could pick out other issues or give feedback it would be appreciated.
i radnomly discovered i can do this and im not sure if its a screaming technique or sone random bs everyone can do lol
Hi all, I'm 18 and started practicing about 5 months ago, it's difficult to find time or a place to do so but I've kinda gotten some false cord screams now (I think, if I'm incorrect please let me know what it is). This is a part of 'pandora' by fit for an autopsy. Anything you like or dislike about it or advice is welcome as I'm eager to learn more.
I also have this problem: if I practice for a while it'll start to hurt in my throat, hard to describe but it feels almost like stinging? It has never affected my voice or anything and disappears again after several hours, it only just hurts. If I do throat singing I feel it the most, so I suspect it has to do with my false cords. Is it dangerous, what causes it and how can I fix it?