How to Start to Sing Like Corey Taylor (False Cord, Fry, Screams & Melody) NOT for Beginners!
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Corey Taylor. His ability to deliver everything from calm melodies to over-the-top raw aggression is unparalleled. It's a pretty lofty goal to try and sing a Slipknot or Stone Sour song and his singing will never be imitated. But with the right approach, we can learn how he does what he does and, through inspiration, insert some Corey Taylor magic into our own singing! Join me as I use examples from his own singing and discuss safe screaming, aggressive singing and more!
1. build bulletproof 18 inch neck.
2. Scream and sing
hahahahhaa yesssss!!!!
18 inch wide right?
Brutal X-ICUTIONER
18 inch radius
scring
potvrđeno kolega
i can't believe we are getting this content for free
Anas Nih IKR been my most precious source of artistic knowledge for the past weeks
Agree! Truly incredible teacher and gracious.
Yes, that is amazing
Me too!
I know! shut up! :)
This is important: Corey especially during the Iowa recording never paid attention to techniques, he was literally just screaming with distortion until his vocal chords broke. This is actually why it sounds so good, the human brain subconsciously picks up the difference between fake screams and real screams and no matter how much you train you just won't reach the same intensity as a real scream. Be careful, obviously.
@Migu Piana yup, you can to the point you won't be able to sing
Tane Rameka hahaha
That's how I scream
@@adelineinactivity that's not good mate, you'll wreck your voice
Awesome videos mate
Ave Maria!
How to sing like Corey Taylor: "And whatever else you do, don't let it hurt"
*Iowa, standing in the corner*: or do
Lmao Iowa almost put him out of commission.
Hahahaha right? So true.
This guy puts more thought and technique into Corey’s voice than Corey does!
@Prashant M it's true though. corey just does it without thinking.
@Prashant M you really didn't read what he said lol
@Ok and? Obviously not a fan of reading. Lol
@@Zudoarichidoari correction, corey did it without thinking, and destroyed his voice, he learned how to do it properly later because how he started out isn't remotely sustainable
you really have to if youre going to try to compete with that thick ass neck
When you did the "see the devil in I" you sounded like Steve Carrell in The Office
haha
Lol
you have no idea how hard i laughed at this one!
Dream in Digital LOUD NOISES
Lmfao
I've been waiting for a vocal coach to finally analyse and actually SHOW how to do Corey Taylor. I feel like a lot of vocal coaches are hesitant to do it because he's not really using "proper" technique all the time. Thanks a lot for this man. You can do M shadows from avenged sevenfold too.
That's why it seems like so many amateur vocal distortion, rasp, fry, screams, etc videos got so popular and numerous on UA-cam. People willing to actually do it had to get the ball rolling. Props to Chris for actually analyzing and demonstrating specific examples in depth. I'd argue that when vocal coaches don't demonstrate or explain something thoroughly it is because they are scared to or don't understand it. I don't really blame people for being scared to try screams, but it is annoying watching videos where they just tap-dance around the idea for 15 minutes without explanation or an example. I'm looking forward to Chris' upcoming videos on death metal growls, tibetan throat-singing, controlled male soprano voice squeaks, and virtuoso whistling. In all seriousness, though, I'd kill for a good legit whistling tutorial even though it is only loosely related to voice lol.
Please do M Shadows Mr. Chris. I love his screams from the LBC live show
Oh yea M Shadows would be great!
@@Gonnasifaherpewarts Shadows is actually a great example of how much improper technique can hurt you. I love me some Waking the Fallen, but I think that album (and everything before) is why he has had constant issues with his chords. He has matured so much, though, and it makes me sad to hear his voice sound a bit weaker than it used to (though the technical proficiency is hugely improved).
I'm doing this in hard mode: *voicecrack teenage boy*
Me too!!
Niklas Vilhelm 17 right here😞
15 here.. hopefully I can get the tone right with this monster called puberty
17 here. my voice is already cracking too much. haha
Lol lmao about this comment 😅🤣
Knowing that corey is lucky to even be able to talk today gives me hope as a vocalist going through severe chronic laryngitis that I'll be able to sing again.
Great video as always and Dude when you just fly off the handle and start making crazy noises I laugh my ass off every time
hehe, thanks!
Im trying to do the “UUUUUUUUU YEAAHH!” From psychosocial
I got it to work once. It's a weird trilling noise from my experience I got it right. Not sure if that's correct but that's the feeling I got.
Idk why is it easy to me and im 13
La Flame I almost got that too. But the voice is not exactly the same ofc
whenever i do it my voice always cracks right before the YEAAHH part. the but everything before sounds great tho lmao.
@@GilesJulie use your diaphragm or not ?
this channel has taught me much more that I could have learnt in 15 years as a musician
9:32 scobbydoo aaaAaAAAaaaaaaAA
😭😭😭😭
Okay then 😂😂
I would like to see something on the singer from system of a down, that would be sick!
Omg YES!
plsss!
Yes, please!
Haven't been able to figure that one out yet...
Which one?
YES!!!!!
Free voice lessons... Careful, he's a legend.
"NOT for beginners"
Holy shit lmao
Keep in mind, the biggest part of All of this is his years of practice and experience. Its natural to him.
Thanks a ton man. I love watching you. A huge help.
Absolutely, and excellent reminder. This is a seasoned, experienced vocalist. Don't hold yourself to this standard... just be inspired and learn from it... And then... accept some new and fun things in your own voice!
@@chrisliepe I've seen many different teachers on the Tube and you're by far the best at teaching. A blast to listen to, easy to understand and hilarious. I love listening to your breakdowns of vocalists. Very interesting.
I definitely have a lot of work to do before i even think about reaching any ones level. Especially "scream" singing. I for sure need to learn the basics. i am self taught for a year maybe. And i am so fortunate to have found you.
i will definitely check out the course you have for us.
Thank you so much man.
HOLY SHIT BRO I can’t believe you actually responded to my comment with a video. Many months ago I trolled you for his video lmao thanks bud. You’re helping me hone the marauding demon in me
Wow this is TOP tier content. As much videos I have seen to understand Fry-Screaming I never understand it. With this video it is SO CLEAR. Thank you! Subscribed
Corey is definetly my favorite metal vocalist.
From the first time I ever heard Slipknot I love Corey's scream cause it sounds so authentic, it just sounds like a big dangerous dude who's really pissed off
This guy and a few others have helped me find my voice, great and educational content.
9:01 "dammit, Bobby"
Underrated
🤣
I love how this channel is so honest. Like ofc u can't really learn to sound like someone else because everyone is different and people have their own feel for it and way of going about it but ofc techniques can be learnt but it'll never fully be THE same so thank u for just pointing that out Chris
False Chord's position is exactly the same as trying to imitate a dog barking, if that helps.
Fancy to see you here, love your Seether videos
never thought of that... makes sense
Omg this comment made me go roooaaaar roaaaar, then i laughed. I checkd it immdiately.
@@DylanHutto Glad you like them
no fully, but pretty much
12:14 : Actual sound of me going through puberty
anyway great video, very informative
I love that you're able to laugh at yourself a little when you crack! It's like a fart! It's always funny!
LMAO
Hahahahahhahahah
it’s more embarrassing to me when it happens to me
You're probably THE most educated person to ever discuss harsh vocals. Can you talk about Chad from Mudvayne, or Bjorn from Soilwork? I feel like those dudes are real great samples of toned fry screams which is something i'd love to hear you talk about.
I would love to know how Bjorn did his old high screams from their first two albums.
Ok dude I'd love an analysis of Spencer Sotelo from Periphery. He's an amazing singer both live and in the studio.
up
Oh man that would be pretty amazing. Also really damn challenging. He's crazy.
SPENCER PLS FUQ YEA
@@syzygy3120 up
Analyze his P4 performance
God, Corey has such a good voice! Good Lord. When you listen to Corey speak in interviews it sounds like his voice is almost predisposed to be able to produce all of the distortion he is able to add to his vocals. To me, it sounds like he would have to be as concious of removing the distortion, as I would have to be to add it. If you have alot of rasp when talking naturally, does that make it easier to sing with distortion? It seems like it would, just using common sense.
Ya certain voices are gravely and raspy just by nature. Could be lots of different factors. But ya speaking voices that are gruff and raspy definitely produce natural grit when singing as well!
Corey Taylor smoked and drank for ages... Probably damaged them in some way even from early Slipknot, before his voice really took center stage technicality way...
He must have been born screaming and growling, and learned the clean voice later in life lol. Like he can't even help but growl when he sings. The Through the glass performance during his solo concert in London is a prime example.
“Embrace the crack” - Chris Liepe 2019
Lol jk dude I absolutely love your videos man they’ve helped me out so much. You explain yourself in such a way that makes it easy to understand, and almost intuitive. Keep it up man don’t ever change 🤘🏼
watch me crack watch me roll
I giggled. But I agree, if he didn't leave the humourous stuff in, I wouldn't enjoy as much. He is a very cool person.
This channel is the only reason I can speak after shows.
That's awesome to hear!!!
Right?! I'm a grunge/riot grrrl vocalist, I scream a lot. Last year I had massive issues with my voice so I kinda started over... Chris' videos on screaming are the best on YT, no joke. Most of screaming you tubers are like "Oh I don't know if I should tell you this, but oh maybe I will... Do this, do that and here's the scream". Yeah, thanks dude.
Thanks Chris for your videos, I find them extremely helpful!
What about Devin Townsend? I'd love to see someone explaining what he's doing in depth like this.
I second this!
YES!!!
Also would love a video of Devin
I love this series (along with the rest of your channel). What you're doing has helped me learn so much about this instrument that I am. I would love to see another one of these on:
Trent Reznor (NIN)
Mike Patton (Faith No More, Bungle)
Marcus Bridge (Northlane)
Josh Homme (QOTSA)
Greg Puciato (The Dillinger Escape Plan, The Black Queen)
Yes!!!’ Trent and Greg
Dude, you are the best vocal teacher around on youtube, I can't believe how much I am learning thanks to you...
Thank you so much for taking your time to teach us!
The best thing is it looks like he's having fun doing this... I think it's something that many tend to forget: music is fun
This is really what I've been looking for. A lot of "how to" metal/extreme vocals tutorials don't actually explain how to practice it.
It would be awesome to get something like this on Devin Townsend's ability to effortlessly shift between clean and dirty, sometimes transitioning mid-chord into the dirty or clean vocal.
So much priceless knowledge!! Been watching your channel for a while now. Some of the ways you get your grit really remind of Chester Bennington. Thank you so much for doing what you do! Looking forward to much more content to come.
Right on! Thanks so much.
not a vocalist, but love watching your videos. entertaining and awesome singing! you should do more full out covers (would love to see a full on Slipknot cover!)
Thanks so much! :)
corey taylor is one of my big vocal inspirations. i'll come back to this video again once i've built up my fundamental skills enough to not hurt myself lol
Amazing work breaking down how to sing like Corey Taylor in a healthy way. And for anyone else who's reading this, remember. Even Taylor had a very hard time developing his voice! He had a lot of trail and error, and even though I can't find the specific interview he said that he had months after a concert, tour and recordings where he couldn't even speak afterwards. Even the semi clean song "Through glass" from Stone Sour's - Come what(ever) may album, he said that the sound he was going for in that album ruined his voice so bad that the idea of going on a release tour was very slim. Which is why hearing it live now is a much different experience, and even Taylor loved the recorded sound, he wouldn't even try risking his voice to do that. Which is why people should be careful not to imitate others and do it in a unhurtful and healthy way. And even with the amazing details and work of Chris Liepe should be added together with a good vocal coach who can supplement the training and correct you if you're subconsciously doing something that might hurt your voice further down the road. And a paraphrase from Oren L. Brown "You can learn a way of singing that can ruin your voice in minutes, and then have to spend years to fix the damage, so it's best to learn how to sing in a healthy way to begin with"
Great stuff!!
Man I love your videos....not only educational, but entertaining. Always leave having learnt something and having had a good laugh.
Was really excited to see this pop up just now. Learned not to do Corey's stuff the hard way, it's really fun but you're completely right about the screwing up your voice part
Brother, you have been a godsend, from the way you teach and inform, to how you give multiple and progressive examples, all the way to being immediately motivated to applying and sharing your techniques and breakdowns. Thank you, Maestro Leipe, thank you!
And uh, Chad Grey from Mudvayne (Lost and Found album, specifically the songs Forget To Remember and Choices) if you feel up to the challenge! Lol
Or Claudio Sanchez of Coheed and Cambria. Probably more your range and comfort zone. 😁
Here’s Claudio! ua-cam.com/video/gOiMrMI1zFI/v-deo.html
Thank you, my good sir! You're da man!
This video popped up on my feed and then I binge watched the back catalog of this channel (at work... don't tell my boss). The youtube algorithm is evil, but sometimes works wonders.
Oh, and if I can suggest a singer to analyze, it would be Spencer Sotelo from Periphery. I'm currently obsessed about the band and specially him.
Welcome to the channel :)
This is one godsent piece of advice, appreciate it! It took me sooo many years of wrecking my throat to realize that its not about how much pressure and energy you can apply, but about how to put on just enough pressure to stabilize the vibration. I like to compare false cord usage to biceps curls. Instead of hulking the weight up with a bad shape, have a controlled motion, one of steady force. There's this one weak spot on the curl, right after 1/3 of the lifting motion, which you shouldnt rush over, but work through since thats where the gain is at. Thanks for sharing Chris =)
YES INDEED. The parallel between singing (especially aggressive singing/screaming) and weight lifting is real. So much to be learned and drawn from!
"Embrace that crack." -Chris Liepe 2019
Lol. Big fan of you work, man. I'm def learning more as I watch your contents.
In somewhat the same vein as Corey Taylor, I'd love to see if you could show us the techniques Mike Patton uses. That dude is insane and still sings just as aggressive today in his 50s. Those banshee whistle screams are crazy and no one seems to have any real knowledge on it. Would love to hear your input!
This is awesome! Absolutely love Corey Taylor, and you ended with one of my favorite stanzas from one of my favorite songs.
Awesome! :)
I've been watching hundreds of videos, been following dozens of different channels and your content is BY FAR the most focused and concrete out there.
There is a good mix of theory, demonstrations and especially honesty. What you said about the impossibility to emulate other singers hit me like a truck and it's one of the most helpful piece of advice I've read while trying to improve as a singer.
Awesome!! :)
What an amazing in-depth analysis, Chris!
I've been more of a "silent watcher" of your channel, just watching, liking and learning for myself but so far you have covered some of my MOST favourite singers with such an amount of detail... that I just have to thank you!
My singing abilities have sky-rocketed through your videos!
Corey Taylor, Jared Leto, Chester B., ... great stuff.
Some other singers you might be interested in (and which I admire deeply):
- Daniel Tompkins of "Tesseract" check out their songs "Hexes", "Phoenix"(some super delicious falsetto!), or "Smile" from their recent release (also amazingly high notes). Daniel is one of the most gifted singers in the modern Prog-Scene to me.
- Benjamin Burnley of "Breaking Benjamin", love the way he darkens his voice, too.
- Pete Loeffler of "Chevelle", (cool songs are: "The Clincher", "Well enough alone" or also "Sleep Apnea"
In fact, I believe that you and Pete sound very much alike, technique and register-wise, and he perfectly displays the things you teach. His high-pitched screams, bright and slightly nasaly singing (in a good way! :) ) to get powerful and wide-open high notes, for example, are some things I now recognize after watching your videos.
Have a good one.
- Benjamin
It's always a pleasure to see you doing these kinds of videos! You are a lost gem in the UA-cam vocal coaching scene, man. Keep up the good work!
Would like to see a lesson about chino Moreno voice 🙏and more about Chirs Cornell
I like how honest he is in the title like hey you need some experience come back later. I like how he only wants to give us the right info (that at least works for him) so we may become better vocalists and I respect that
Hey dude I friggen love your stuff here. You are very good at articulating what it is that's happening. Slipknot and Corey Taylor specifically are how I learned to scream some other influences being Chimaira and Children of bodom. But youv helped highlight differences especially screaming with pitch. I'm pretty happy with my scream technique though I know I go harder than I should on my pitch less scream but it's a comfort zone now for me. NOW. I would very much appreciate you highlighting Corey Taylor singing "From can to Cant"
You are an incredible vocalist and teacher. Thanks Love you!!
Right on! Thanks so much! :)
just starting a metal band and corey is my fav voice, so its very informative. have to work on my singing fundamentals a bit more though
Very cool to watch this. Corey is one of the vocalists that got me to want to do what he does. Left Behind is a great one to sing along to. 😊
Bro I've never seen anyone describe it in this manner I never thought I would be able to scream at all. The whole start broken and ease into the distortion makes so much sense. It's almost like backward singing but somehow it's so powerful
In left behind Corey actually was just yelling, not really using any technique, he’s lucky he can even sing and scream today with how bad his method was
No that's not true
Man this helped out a lot. Trust me guys. This guy knows these screaming and also singing. Now I know a lot now
18:03 sound like cj to me but in a higher tone
AHAHAHHAHAHA
HAHAHAHAHAHAH
I'm not exactly a complete beginner or an intermediate vocalist, but I messed around with my voice a good bit trying to figure out Corey Taylor's screaming technique last night and this afternoon, and now after reviewing and practicing the techniques in this video, I can say that I have a good grasp on how to do it without hurting my voice. I feel like I could do this for an hour and it still would feel and sound phenomenal! Big ups to you, Mr. Liepe, you're a legend.
YEEEEEE!!! I love Corey's vocal. Thanks for this lesson
It's so much fun to see someone analyze an other's vocal range and techniques, especially someone like Corey. This channel is awesome and I personally think it should be up top, because you nail most of them to be so close to be them. My bows to you sir, and since you asked, I've been wondering.. I know you probably don't speak german, or who knows.. but Till Lindemann's voice from Rammstein sounds sometimes so brutal, and I'd love to see you analyze him especially in the song "Puppe". Thank you for these!
5:23 my cat when I step on her tail
Dude you are such an amazing teacher! actually the best teacher for distortion and grit i've found. The comment about letting your voice break and crack is absolute money and has helped me personally sooo much!
Do M. Shadows from avenged sevenfold next!!! The chorus of the song "the stage" has a crazy build up from chest to mix to a really high distorted low mix. I really would love to hear your tricks to seeing what he does as hes my favorite vocalist
You’re so awesome man, I’ve been wanting to learn how Corey does it for many years now! Also I love when you are able to laugh at yourself with that scooby doo false chord break haha. A great vocalist has no embarrassment hehe.
I can’t help but to think Patrick when you do the relaxed first scream
For real though I'm kind of binging a lot of these videos, I was looking for a online vocal instructor that was good at singing, cared about mainly male voices (bc I'm a male) and was not scared to post videos about meatal. Because I first started off with Ken tamplin but he did not want to hurt any one voices so he would not teach screaming and stuff. Truly amazing you bald headed masterpiece
Haha! Well glad you found me :)
Awesome Videos per usual, would you be interested in doing a Punk, Pop Punk Vocal "Guide/how-To" For example Green Day, Blink-182, Jimmy Eat World, Taking Back Sunday. Or some heavier stuff like Rise Against, Senses Fail? Thanks!
Hey Chris, I love to see these types of videos. Looks like you have tons of suggestions in the comments already but I would love to see a video of some of my favorite vocalists: Ann Wilson, Adam Gontier, or Danny Worsnop. Keep up the great content!
I think it’d be cool to see a breakdown on Marcus Bridge, the vocalist of Northlane!
Thanks for the uploads, Chris
Cheers
I've been searching for a video like this for months!! So glad you made it. Very helpful!!
Dude! On Sunday I have an audition and I'm gonna sing song #3. You are fucking amazing! Love you!
great tune....good luck!
Man those examples with the cracking point of the voice were gold , I can now understand where I need to be in order to put more character in my screams. Chris your help is totally enlightening , my vocal coach fell in love with your videos too when I showed her the tension free advice you gave with the dumbbells parallel. Thank you wholeheartedly for what you're doing!
Cool video man!! Corey Taylor is a beast!! I've seen him live and he killed it! On the records or live he is a great singer. I have covered couples Slipknot songs but i never be able to sing like Marilyn Manson back in the 90s (antichrist superstar ) his distortioned voice and high pitch were so hard to sing. I would like to see you explaining his weird vocal technique one day. Thanks for yours lessons!
Ronan Ciarulli omg yes!! Do marilyn Manson!!
Spencer Charnas from Ice Nine Kills next would be amazing, Chris :D This analysis on Corey was fantastic btw
Hey Chris, if you’re considering doing a video on M Shadows from Avenged Sevenfold, it would be fantastic if you could focus on their self titled or nightmare album eras for one part of it as that (IMO) was when he achieved his best raspy and strong voice. I imagine that’s what a lot of other people intend to learn from too
City of evil tho
I second that man!
Rasp is something almost every Metal vocalist wants to learn. And *Almost Easy* and/or *Gunslinger* by 'em is a good example.
P.S. I remember listening to Trivium's *Dead & Gone* live; where on the 2nd verse, Heafy shifts to a full raspy vocal style & I thought it was someone else singing.
Lol all these singers end up with vocal issues get over it
You’re a great teacher. My voice is so weird it just doesn’t crack the right way I can fake fry and do fake grit but my voice is very quiet and doesn’t seem to function properly
It sounds like support may be an issue for you! Support and proper vocal placement in the mask are key. Check out this video for a bit more: ua-cam.com/video/vsvmtu3ZxxE/v-deo.html
Same problem. I can do grits but it's so quiet it almost sounds like a whisper
the dying cat and the crazy clown from other of your content (and a lot of other videos of this chanell) made me sing the high c in mixed/chest voice. till this day i thougt, that I am a high baritone. thank you chris liepe
this is all very great news. thanks for sharing !! :)
I came to this video looking to learn a bit about how Corey uses fry screaming and false vocal cords. After so many videos, I'm still not clear on the sensation of the false vocal cords, but I believe I've learned to produce a much more powerful fry scream. It just clicked. I'm not sure if I'm mixing the two techniques or if I just managed to project the fry better, but it was very helpful, it sounds great, and I feel it's healthier than before. Thank you very much for your free content
I would like to see more false chord tutorial, I think it's gonna be a great knowledge
Awesome!! It’s true he changed his screams with the years... because in the beginning he was literally screaming of anger and pain, he destroyed his voice, but that gives that special touch to his music.
Now we need Spencer Sotelo (Periphery) and Tommy Rogers (Between the buried and me). And why not, Cedric Bixler Zavala too!!
I'm glad I've just discovered you. I'm slowly starting to understand how do popular singers sing.
I would kill for "How to start to sing like corey taylor". I'm impressed of his range and can't recognize if he uses enforced falsetto or head voice.
You’re in luck!! :)
This is literally the video my friend
After the rest, I realized that It was bad idea to comment at 2 or 3 a.m, I was too sleepy :D I meant Rob Halford but had copied name from a title instead....
Well, Is it any chance that you, Chris, make Rob's voice analysis? Correcting myself - I would kill for "How to start to sing like ROB HALFORD" :D
Big hello from Moscow Chris 😉 I learned clean vocal for 2 years and now I started to learn extreme techniques with my teacher. I very love Corey’s songs and of course to sing it because I’m baritone too) And the little tricks that you’re talking about helps me to understand better how to do it without hurting myself. I don’t know why on some videos there are not a lot of views but thanks youtube for recommending your channel. In next videos I would like to see analysis of Scooter Ward from “Cold” and maybe an analysis of individual songs of Slipknot and Stone Sour or another great rock and metal bands. You doing a great interesting videos and I watch it with wide eyes open) Sorry for my English) With respect and best wishes, Alex.
Corey's graveler weakness comes from probably nodesand very callous vocal cords from years of screaming thus he's able to do that type of sound when other people cant
Can you please do the same thing for James hetfield from Metallica?? He had an awesome voice during the late 80s
His voice from 1989 to 1991 was so powerful
Yes!!!
The problem with Hetfield is in the early years he blew his voice out alot, that's why his voice changed so much during the 90s and 2000s, he seemed to be finding technique. You probably could learn how to do James vocals of the early years using different taught techniques without fucking your voice the same way if somebody who knew what they were talking about showed the right way rather than an imitation of those early years
your wish is granted
LOVE this. Can we get an analysis of Maynard James Keenan’s vocals? 😁
Man, you changed my life, thank you so much... My day was a complete sh*t, then I've seen this video... I still can't understand the screaming part, I'm a complete noob on that, but, the clean vocals?! I've been trying to sing like Corey for 5 years... And now I can do it! I have o to practice a lot yet, but I can do I, finally! Thanks again, you have a new subscriber, salutations from Brazil!
Thanks for the sub!!
This video is great!! I love Slipknot they are one of my favorite bands and one other vocalist I think would be great to do a video on is Spencer Charnas he is the lead singer of my favorite band Ice Nine Kills
Thank you so much for this!!! I have been searching everywhere for this video, but now it finally exists!!! Thank you!!! It was really helpful!😭🖤
Step 1: have a 47" circumference neck
Just found this. Thank you for acknowledging Corey Taylor. His voice is fascinating, my favorite. Loved watching you and your expertise. Rock on...
Would love to see a breakdown of Oli Sykes from Bring Me The Horizon. Specifically his insane screams from Sempiternal and his newer blend of screaming and singing from That's The Spirit and Mantra.
He had to have vocal surgery after Sempiternal so it'd be great to see what we can do to sound like that but avoid destroying our vocal chords.
It’s the same false chord scream Corey uses. It’s just his voice is different toned. He changed it to that technique after what he used to do caused major problems for his performance. What he isn’t saying in this video is you can apply false chord screams to singing tones, or apply more pressure for a full on scream
I like the breakdown. Gives me another perspective to heavy vocalists.
Hey Chris. I'm from Russia and we have a guy who explains which types of sound are safe and which arent with the examples of many singers who have problems with their voice(as well as Corey). If you are interested i can add a link to a short video with steps to learn distorted vocals where you can listen to the sounds he makes. Also I think that sounds like 8:05 here aren't completely safe since they're made with vocal cords which isn't a good thing.
Distorted vocals is a dangerous thing if you push a lot of air through your vocal cords. You should use false cords which are 2 "muscles" above them. Distortion is made by vibrations of these false cords and mixed with the voice if needed
I can also share a link to a video with subtitles which shows why Corey is not a very good example to follow. The good example is Dickey Allen from Infant Annihilator. You can find videos with them recording vocals. Screams and growls shouldn't be made with too much effort and air. It's all about vibrations in your throat
ua-cam.com/video/Iyr8YRz2wjc/v-deo.html
Also i want to say that I really appreciate the work you do. Just noticed something that souns not good to me and worried about you 😖
These are next level trainings! Really appreciate you bro.
Thanks so much!
By the way, do NOT SKIP TO 10:29, you would think that this video would be going in a whole different direction
Man you are one of the best teachers online