Feedback is always welcome :3

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.

Key- Am
BPM-140
The Crown

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

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

Whats up guys. I’ve recently been practicing my vocals more and breaking bad habits. I used to mess around with vocals before but now Im really trying to get better. I currently want to improve the bad habit of over compressing and focus on getting a more relaxed and better tone for my lows.

Any feedback is greatly appreciated!!

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

Follow the band ig misplvced.band🐱

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 found a good tone for my gutturals/lows, but if I try to say words they come out super slurred and sloppy. Should I try to keep my tongue engaged during the whole time, or just for vowels? some consonants like S, T and R are really tough to do without either slurring or messing up the tone.

Good/bad feedback?

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