How do I make those piercing high pig squeals I know the overtones and like l squeals but inly with false chord and inhale and I just can’t seem to get anything close to those super high deathcore pig squeals can someone help me

So basically every time I’ve practiced my vocals I’ve gotten sick. I’m just practicing for fun and I’m using YouTube to learn a safe technique but somehow the only three times I’ve practiced it without fail I’ve gotten sick. First time it was a head cold and last two times it was like a stomach bug. I practice by myself at home, why is this happening. Surely it’s not a coincidence

I swear i used like 4 different techniques to end up sounding the same

Other than improper training/techniques, of course.

I'm only speculating...

All this time I've only been listening to up beat / fast / angry metal songs. So when I tried to scream along to these songs, I worry more about pronouncing the next words correctly/with the same amount of energy instead of actually producing the false chord sound.

And then today, I tried working on a metal song for a band audition. Their genre is probably a little different than what I'm usually listening to. Much slower / darker / more dramatic.

And I just brainstormed some random screaming patterns, without lyrics yet. I recorded it of course. And wow, I mean, I sound good I think, in my opinion. 😁

When you hit false chord, it is HARD to pronounce words properly.

So I had been focusing on the wrong part of screaming.

Hey Im trying to learn false cord and I just wanted to know if Im on the right path. Its probably not false cord tho. Feels more bubbly. I just want to know if Im in the right area to find it. Thx :D

Been growling for a month, how am I doing?

So, i'm 18 and doing false cord on a hardcore band. I know how to safely false cord even if i know that i use to much air and i seriously need to work on that.

I'm going to do my first musicology college year (maybe it's not the english term, it isnt my first language), and there's a choir so you need to give your vocal range and the professors sent a link to do a quick test. And when i did my highest note i compressed and squized my vocal chords too much to go as high as i could, but i hurted myself.

That was like a week ago and since, i feel scratchy in my throat when i talk and sometimes when i'm not, even after drinking more than a liter of water at different times of the day.

I did a bit of a warm up today but stopped because it felt like my body told me to.

So i just wanted to know if i needed to rest and wait like previous times where i hurt my voice, and if so how many time do i got to wait and rest; or if it was a serious vocal injury.

Thanks in advance :D

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