I don't know what kind of scream I'm going for but when I do it right it's like a higher Iowa scream. Problem is I keep getting voice cracks. Like squeaking here and there. If I do it long enough all the distortion goes away and I end up unintentionally yodelling. I'm not sure if my technique is correct, but it's like the least painful technique I've done.

If I just belt out a growl, it doesn't happen. But when I do it for the duration of a verse, it happens almost every line.

Any help would be appreciated.

THE SKY IT BURNS ITSELF

hi please comment

I wanna start to learn how to do these but have no idea where to start. Anyone got a good video or teacher?

Question.
I'm having a problem where I'm only writing lyrics about the same two things over and over and can't break the mold.

They are both traumatic for me and I suffer from PTSD over one of them.
How do you break the mold and write lyrics that aren't

"FK YOU"
[Breakdown starts]

This is what my mind wants, It's therapeutic, I just think a lot of my lyrics are incredibly brutal for a metalcore/post-hardcore band.

(the example is incredibly mild vs what I've been working with lol)

Hey everyone, my names Seth. I’m reaching out to hopefully get some help with my fry screaming. I took Chris Liepe’s class with Will Ramos to learn how to false chord scream, and I really enjoyed it and learned from it a lot. But I’ve always wanted to fry scream since I prefer to sing and I like the way you can hear the notes in a fry. So I signed up for another one of his classes, this time with Andy Cizek. Again, great coarse, and I feel like it got me on the right path, but I’m not too sure if I’m progressing correctly.

I feel like if I were to be able to get with someone who can fry scream well and hear me and give me feedback, it would absolutely help me progress tremendously. I’d even be willing to compensate for your time if you want. If anyone would be willing to do so, please feel free to dm me or comment and we can find a way to connect. Thank you for your time! :)

I’ve been practicing my vocals on and off for a year or so, now starting to take it more seriously. I’ve been consistently practicing for a little bit now and want to play with others but I don’t think I’m yet. How long did it take you guys to feel ready to gig?

I've heard, and experienced first hand, that doing false cord in your head voice is super bad for your voice.

But I don't know why that is, or if it's okay to do in a more chesty mixed voice.

Some input would be appreciated, thanks!

Doing some false cleans on a track and was interested in what everyone is using to record with?

So for a while I've been learning and perfecting subharmonics, so much so that it's become natural when I try to add distortion, and appears in my daily speech.

I've recently started trying to learn to scream, but not sure how it's supposed to feel, as every time I try to enter my fry register in the way that all the guides suggest, it just comes out as a sub.

Is there anyone that can describe how it's meant to feel in comparison to subs so I can get an idea as to whether I'm practicing correctly and along the right lines or I need to find a new way to visualise things. (Also I'm at the very early stages of learning so anything I can record for a better insight won't be of much help, sorry)

hey guys, im not really new to the screaming,ive been screaming for a year now and some day i decided that i wanna learn some new techniques. what i did was just place my tangue on the roof of my mouth and played with it a little bit. i found a position in my mouth where it sounded awesome and i was sooo happy.

while practising it it got better and better but after a week or so i noticed a pain in my cheeks? or somewhere like that. basically area right before your ears which mussles moves when you open your mouth wide.

idrk if it hurts bcs of screaming or something else,but do you guys have any tips of how to get rid of this pain? if yes,pleasw write them down,im actually hopeless last few days cuz i cant yawn,eat or open my mouth properly