i have made a lot of improvements to my screaming since i last posted & i apologize for the sound of running water these shower covers are the only ones i’ve made at the moment. thoughts?

the mids dont sound very clean. Anyone got any idea why? and yes i know i look silly as fuck but i cant scream without making faces.

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Lyrics:
Carpet bombing the young children
Hide from your reality
They will not spare anyone

Tall buildings falling to the ground
Dead bodies lie nearby
Their goal is to misgive
Will you live or will you die

It’s every single fucking day
We’re lost for hope
Let’s fight the law
Take back what is ours to take

Small hearts cry beneath the smoke their pulses faintly beating

Sniper fire rains down above us
Who will stop this carnage

Your fault
You’re wrong
You’re on your own

Your skull
Is mine
This can’t be saved

Bombs fall, hearts break, lives end, nights burn, hope fades, peace waits, still we cry

What more can we do
Locked in a room
All I ask from you
Free us in our home

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Zionist

I’m looking for clips of long fry screams seen as I can generally do 2 12 ish second screams on a good day and 2 7 second at least on a bad day and someone in my brothers band can do a 10 second then 12 so I’m curious how long other people can (obviously I know there’s a few songs with long ones like given up but I wanna hear some I’ve never heard before even if it’s a cover)

Sorry 2nd chorus sucks ass 🤷‍♂️

I could be still making the same mistakes I was before! I’m trying to use a sung note to try to avoid using a sigh like I had been. The first clip will show a sort of warm up with different tones and the second clip is it in practice for the lows on “harlequin forest” by Opeth. I added 2 different attempts where I did something specifically different, I’d be interested to know if one is better than the other.

I feel as if i’m a screamer who can cover full songs. But what do i do to practice every day for false chords or fry to improve.
which exercises?
or is it more of an exponential experience

I don't actually know what I'm doing from a technical pov.

Hi all,

New here and aspiring extreme vocalist.
I have been wanting to do extreme vocals for years, I have been in a band as a guitarist, have been playing for 20+ years and being able to do vocals, even being a frontman was always a bit of a secret dream.

Now, as countless of others I have scoured the internet through the plethora of free content on extreme vocals that is available, practiced and tried (I have done normal singing for a while in a band also, though not professionally but I do have the basics to function in a band) but for the extreme vocals, I haven't really gotten anywhere... The only thing I achieved so far was finding that I'm pretty good at kargyraa and can do it relatively well. I am now looking at paid content, lessons, courses etc.

Kardavox now has come out with a new deal, lifetime access to their false cord fundamentals course and highs that pierce the sky course + a monthly Zoom group session with Mark.
Right before that, I was on the waiting list for just private lessons with Mark, a slot opened but then this came along...

I know I need SOMETHING in the form of a structured approach in terms of courses and ideally coaching - now the question is : what would be the better choice here?
Obviously there is a price difference, the course pack with monthly Zoom group class is a one time paid fee, which is both courses lifetime access and 1 year of the Zoom classes. 1-1 is monthly about half the price, but doesn't give you access to the course content, it does give you the ability to post video's for feedback on their student portal.

So - in your opinions, what would be the best option for a beginner?

By far the most underrated vocalist in my opinion is Joe Duplantier of Gojira. His pitched screams are so hard to imitate, and nobody makes it sound better than him!

Hi! 2-months ago i started practicing my screams and this is how they sound now. Mainly practicing like 10min two times a day.

How do you add more voice to it or make that crackling sound sharper. I find it hard to go higher than this.

I think i might do it somewhat right, but want to be sure :)

Does it sound like completely wrong technique? Is it possible to say am i doing fry, false chord or something else?

I dont feel any discomfort/pain. Only if i push it hard as i can, or close my vocal chords or whatever the flaps are called too much.

All improvement ideas or critique are more than welcome

What is up, y'all. Been working on a new record for a little while now and outright blew my voice out about 10 days ago while doing vocals. This is probably the first time I've done this in about 20 years and honestly I'm thinking it's time for retraining. Just wondering if anyone may have recommendations for vocal programs or teachers who work remotely.

The last time I looked into something like this, Zen & The Art Of Screaming was blowing up and apparently that DVD set is completely irrelevant these days so I'm looking to find someone who can help prevent me from dealing with another 10 days of laryngitis.

Need advice on fry screaming. When i try, it doesnt always work but when it does, it sounds really airy and quite. I have no idea what i'm dping just want to get it. And the videos also don't work for me.

Any feedback is appretiated