Hello, I think that it would be more effective if the material was recorded by a female vocalist, because my perception can be different from hers. However, I can write a few observations. In one of the interviews, I've heard that she wanted to achieve a more "manly" sound, so she practiced a lot with a lower pitch and darker sound color (scream and growl). When it comes to singing, I've heard that she likes Amy Winehouse (you can really hear that) and Sandra Nasić (Guano Apes). When I saw them in 2019, vocals were mostly mid and low false chord, and sometimes higher fry screams. I couldn't hear a lot of technical details because the club where they played didn't have the best acoustics. Maybe she didn't hear herself too good as well, because during the first half of the show she was out of tune quite often. In 2021 her vocals sounded much better - her placement was more precise, her sound more compressed and sharper. A lot of her screams sounded like a hybrid scream, between false chord and fry scream (a bit closer to false chord, but with some extra compression, "wetness", higher frequencies). Her singing was much more on point during that show too and she seemed to have better stamina. In 2022 her vocals sounded very similarly, but during the second half of the show she looked and sounded a bit more tired (probably becuase of running too much on a pretty huge stage :D), and had to skip a part of chorus and verse in Pisces. Her strongest technique seems to be a darker mid or mid-low false chord or hybrid scream and singing that may remind of Amy Winehouse, combined with her own, unique sound color and voice. What can help you to learn a similar style of vocals is also observing her facial expression, the way how she pronounces words, modifies the vowels etc. - it can have a significant impact on the way how each person sounds.
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This is what my girlfriend says when she sits on me XD
* "Couch" is a furniture to sit on, etc. :D "Coach" is a trainer.
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been waiting for this thankyou ill try these excercises tomorrow
Let me know how it worked :)
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Hello, I think that it would be more effective if the material was recorded by a female vocalist, because my perception can be different from hers.
However, I can write a few observations. In one of the interviews, I've heard that she wanted to achieve a more "manly" sound, so she practiced a lot with a lower pitch and darker sound color (scream and growl). When it comes to singing, I've heard that she likes Amy Winehouse (you can really hear that) and Sandra Nasić (Guano Apes).
When I saw them in 2019, vocals were mostly mid and low false chord, and sometimes higher fry screams. I couldn't hear a lot of technical details because the club where they played didn't have the best acoustics. Maybe she didn't hear herself too good as well, because during the first half of the show she was out of tune quite often.
In 2021 her vocals sounded much better - her placement was more precise, her sound more compressed and sharper. A lot of her screams sounded like a hybrid scream, between false chord and fry scream (a bit closer to false chord, but with some extra compression, "wetness", higher frequencies). Her singing was much more on point during that show too and she seemed to have better stamina. In 2022 her vocals sounded very similarly, but during the second half of the show she looked and sounded a bit more tired (probably becuase of running too much on a pretty huge stage :D), and had to skip a part of chorus and verse in Pisces.
Her strongest technique seems to be a darker mid or mid-low false chord or hybrid scream and singing that may remind of Amy Winehouse, combined with her own, unique sound color and voice.
What can help you to learn a similar style of vocals is also observing her facial expression, the way how she pronounces words, modifies the vowels etc. - it can have a significant impact on the way how each person sounds.
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Thanks!
i feel like my scream is not powerfull at all, how to get it to be "louder/more powerfull"? I feel like my technique is fine but i lack power
I made a few tutorials that can help:
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ua-cam.com/video/DCipEGhFCvI/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/LZslw47AQCQ/v-deo.html