Fry Scream or False Chord? - How to Choose the Best Technique for Your Voice and Style
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- Опубліковано 9 лис 2023
- Here's a detailed material that will help you understand and hear the differences between fry scream and false chord! I will also present you various methods and exercises for learning how to scream with each technique.
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0:15 - The biggest differences between fry scream and false chord
* 1:18 - List with fry scream and false chord attributes
1:47 - Examples of a basic fry scream
1:53 - Examples of a basic false chord
2:02 - Further discussion on the differences between false cord and fry scream
2:19 - More examples of fry scream
2:26 - More examples of false chord
2:56 - Mixed drive or hybrid-scream (engaging the false vocal folds or arytenoid cartilages while fry screaming) and ways of how to get it
3:22 - A picture of the larynx showing the true vocal folds, false vocal folds, arytenoid cartilages and epiglottis (distortion or kargyraa to fry scream)
3:42 - Examples of false chord exercises
4:30 - Examples of fry scream exercises (vocal fry, falsetto, glottal compression, vocal break)
5:22 - Advices that will increase the efficiency and comfort of your practice
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7:10 - Examples of bands using false chord
7:15 - Examples of bands using fry scream
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You have one the most sparkly, and evenly distorted fry screams I've heard. Great video, man. As always.
Thank you!
Time stamps:
0:15 - The biggest differences between fry scream and false chord
* 1:18 - List with fry scream and false chord attributes
1:47 - Examples of a basic fry scream
1:53 - Examples of a basic false chord
2:02 - Further discussion on the differences between the techniques
2:19 - More examples of the fry scream
2:26 - More examples of the false chord
2:56 - Mixed drive or hybrid-scream (engaging the false vocal folds or arytenoid cartilages while fry screaming) and ways of how to get it
3:22 - A picture of the larynx showing the true vocal folds, false vocal folds, arytenoid cartilages and epiglottis (distortion or kargyraa to fry scream)
3:42 - Examples of false chord exercises
4:30 - Examples of fry scream exercises (vocal fry, falsetto, glottal compression, vocal break)
5:22 - Advices that will increase the efficiency and comfort of your practice
6:29 - A Complete Guide To Extreme Vocals - Unleash Your Inner Beast
7:10 - Examples of bands with false chord
7:15 - Examples of bands with fry scream
Excellent explanation, thank you very much!
Thank you, I'm happy you like it!
you have taught me so much in such a short time thank you!
Cheers dude!
Cheers!
Nice video!🎉❤
Thanks!
Thx for the video! im currently learning false cord after learning fry a year ago and they both do feel way different. I feel like with fry you start quiet and work towards a louder sound, with false cords you start loud and try to work on compression and getting it quieter :D Also, is that your larynx? did you get a check up or something?
During lessons and my own practice I observe something very similar. Some people can get a powerful fry scream after a couple weeks of practice but the most of people, including me, needed longer time to gradually build it up. It's a bit like growing muscles at the gym. The point about false chord and compression is also spot on! :D
Yes, it's my larynx. I visit the phoniatrist from time to time to make sure everything is fine.
Cj mcreery use false cord or mix of fry and fc ?
He is able to perform both techniques. I would need a specific song or recording with his vocals to tell which moments are fry and which ones are false chord, and perhaps the mixed drive/ hybrid-scream.
@@sibilaextremevocalthanks for reply man, I meant Immortal album he there does some very insane lows which seem fc , but he has that weird tunnels almost like a yell with distortion, but his highs are very 'wet' so some hybrid? Especially in his new band
What technique does Chester Bennington use? Fry or false cord?
His technique is diverse and you can hear in his vocals stuff like singing with distortion, yell scream with a fry distortion, pitched scream, sometimes fry scream. Overall, I think that his style isn't a 100% clean fry scream or false chord.
In the song "Given Up", for example in 0:45 there's singing with distortion. In 1:04 there's something between the yell scream and pitched scream (pitched scream is simply about hitting the notes with a scream, it's much more intense than singing with distortion). 2:00 sounds like a very intense fry scream very close to the yell scream (yell scream is much more angry, louder and has more "natural voice" in the sound). 2:26 sounds like the pitched scream because he hit 2 notes.