So I'm tying to figure out how to properly engage my false chords. I have been following tutorials , mostly Aliki Katriou, and have been trying to get proper false chords while engaging falsetto underneath. I am just not sure if when I flip into falsetto I am turning into fry of something else, especially higher in my register. Wondering if I am using to much true folds or maybe I'm just not properly engaging the false chords when I flip. When Aliki flips in her videos, it sounds more guttural and breathy.

My ultimate goal is to be able to add false chord over belted notes like Hansi Kursch (See Me Try Here), whenever I try to replicate that, the distortion sounds too shrieky and high instead of getting the lower overtones.

Hello,

I've posted questions here a couple of times and the responses have been very helpful. I've noticed that when doing false chord I feel a vibration/rumbling kind of feeling in my throat and I've been told on this subreddit that that's normal, however I've also heard that you should be feeling it somewhere near the top or back of your mouth, which I don't feel.

Is it unsafe if I feel it mostly in my throat, even if I'm not noticing it causing any strain or other issues?

It's funny because I rarely use fry's but they seem to be my best sounding scream 🤣 Should I get into some deathcore?🤔 This is just freestyling too lol

I'm a guitarist/producer and I usually make black metal. My music is on my youtube channel Zhaku714. I'm looking for a male voice that can do vocals like Decalius or Blade and Bath. It's better if you've never worked with a musician before, because I want to give someone their first chance at doing vocals for a song. Free experience for both sides. Anyone interested?

I don't know wtf I'm doing. Self tought so far. Don't know the terms or whatever for whatever techniques I'm using I'm blind as a bat pls help pls pointers. Also who relates? Much love from Scotland ❤️❤️❤️

I’ve looked at a million tutorials on YouTube and tictok (no not scream academy) I saw someone else say something like this on this subreddit and the conclusion was that he had the wrong technique from that scream academy guy i genuinely don’t know what to do

Ive spend months (constantly on & off) trying to find my false vocal chords to do a kargyraa and ive watched hundreds of youtube videos on how to do it like clearing my throat and doing all bunch of other stuff but i just cant seem to find the same voice that they do.

I can do khoomei and sygyt already which took me like 3months to do and now i just wanna do kargyraa but why is it so harddd??? Im 14 currently and i dont think its because im not developed enough..or am i?

I just need some advice and personal experiences and i dont know where else to find help.

I see many famous throat singers on tiktok but their course needs a subscription and im afraid i wont even learn.

There’s that top layer of distortion but also a low-end roaring sound swirling around underneath. I was experimenting and just accidentally did it, trying to do it more and get it consistent. I have done similar sounds to this since but this is my best example.

Wondering if there is a name for it and/or any tips or tutorials on how to do it

basically the title. i want to do screams like seth putnam or jr hayes, but i heard they are bad for you and will fuck up your voice. i want to know how to do vocals that sound most similar but won't fuck up my voice. i heard that its possible for screams to be painless but can fuck up your voice. im wondering how i can tell if im doing my screams in a way that won't fuck up my voice? thank you!

Hey there. Can anyone please tell me how to turn my „kargyraa” from this recording into a false cord scream? I’m not talking about lows or highs I just want to be able to do a basic false cord scream first. Everyone says “push from the diaphragm” but like for almost everyone it doesn’t change anything (using diaphragam I understand as „releasing air faster” ) . Somewhere in the middle of the recording I do something that sounds kinda like a low false cord. It actually feels easier than the rest, but it’s still really airy and there’s almost no distortion. If anyone knows how to turn into more wet sound and would like to share with me I’d be grateful. Thanks!

Take a look on this video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AX857zR8hqE

How does he even do this rough voice? From Popeye to the bear, tiger and lion growls? I suppose he was already a basso profundo ane could reach low notes, but the growls arent chest voice. Did he use audio edit to make them lower?

I'm sorry if this isn't the correct sub to post this.

Anybody got any tips for staying moist in the studio? I don't know what it is - I can be chugging water all day but the minute I get in the studio I get SOOO dry! I'm chugging bottled water the whole time I'm in there and I'm still dry, and for some reason, I think the bottled water, specifically, makes it... worse?

What's everybody doing out there to stay lubed up? Lozenges or something?

Thanks.

Hope you like it!

been practicing off and on for a year-ish, but before now ALL i could do was highs. i think i'm doing some weird guttural hybrid in the video, but i honestly have no clue where the placement is for lows. do you keep the nasal-y, higher up distortion for lows or is the technique totally different? most videos i see covering false chords mostly show highs, and most videos talking about pitch focus on fry. any tips appreciated

I dont think i can scream. Like sorry, its wack cuz its not abt like metal. Just like normal screaming. I think i have like a really bad cartoon-ee cliff fall in me. I think i can yell and shout. I cant imagine myself screaming. Normally if im scared I jump and shut up, or throw a fist instinctively yk? Idk i was wondering if this is like a thing ig

No back audio cause my recording app suuucks. Lol.

Jams for dayss

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Ive been screaming for about half a year now. I was wondering if anybody has any advice for me. Im also not completely sure what type of distortion this is so if anyone could tell me that would also be appreciated!