How I do my Black Metal Howling Vocals (Aaskereia vocal style)

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  • Some love them - a lot of people dislike them. The "howling" vocals in Black Metal. Especially bands that feature Grim as their singer are pretty famous for this vocal style, Aaskereia and Brocken Moon.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 181

  • @Malkav65
    @Malkav65 Рік тому +736

    I teach little kids and sometimes when they scream and cry, I’m like, “that’s sick, I need to get you on a Bethlehem record”

    • @kalebtheloser616
      @kalebtheloser616 Рік тому +17

      You teach kids hahaha wtf a you a music teacher something.

    • @Malkav65
      @Malkav65 Рік тому +11

      @@kalebtheloser616 Nah, I’m an EFL teacher

    • @kalebtheloser616
      @kalebtheloser616 Рік тому +5

      @@Malkav65 screaming up and down the field ha ha

    • @TitanScream
      @TitanScream Рік тому +14

      My neighbor friend has a developmentally disabled daughter and she sometimes gets mad and screams and I told her mom that she should join my band. And she loved it. There is beauty in dissonance. So it doesn't bother me. She's glad we're her neighbors.

    • @pucas.11
      @pucas.11 Рік тому

      LMAOO

  • @TheRealJoeNathan
    @TheRealJoeNathan Рік тому +411

    Be safe like Farvann, and don't forget to wear your seatbelt when you're doing vocals!

    • @ryan-cochran
      @ryan-cochran 10 місяців тому +1

      lol

    • @tetornow
      @tetornow 5 місяців тому +3

      Hey, it's Black Metal! Anything can happen!

  • @sepulchralvoice833
    @sepulchralvoice833 Рік тому +89

    Farvann in his car: "I was just recording some vocals..."

    • @Farvann
      @Farvann  Рік тому +48

      That's why I bought the car

    • @PkPvre
      @PkPvre Рік тому +22

      @@Farvann You call it a car, I call it a portable studio.

    • @PkPvre
      @PkPvre Рік тому +8

      @@Farvann automobile? More like mobile studio

  • @georgecostan3248
    @georgecostan3248 Рік тому +136

    Hei, Farvann! Just by watching you trying to show how you do your vocals, there are a few things to note:
    1. You DO use your diaphragm, since you are trying to fill up on air. You just don't pay attention to your body's reaction when you do it. Try video recording yourself or in front of a mirror.
    2. Howling is a clean type singing, similar to falsetto, so you open your throat. The one thing you don't do, and props for this, is you don't go full-on from the get-go. This is why your notes sound constant and clean.
    3. Constant higher volume on stage means you need more air in your lungs to reach for the note/notes you need, thus raising the risk of attrition and fatigue. If you play higher notes, it might mean higher efforts, so constant (smart) practice will work. Depends on what you really want to achieve, really.
    I try using clean singing tips with my black metal vocals and I get clearer throat, thus more air circulating, more stamina, better diction, and overall, better focus. Now, I get black metal screams for at least 20 seconds like nothing, even without warming up. Had to record a song for a video with such a scream and it took like 3 hours of takes and the only negative was I was sick of the song. Sounds cocky, but everybody can do it, actually. Just be sober, rested, not shortly after a meal, and don't let anxiety fuck with your mind. And practice, record yourself, and analyze your singing as often as you can. \m/

  • @apuapustaja3503
    @apuapustaja3503 Рік тому +61

    I recorded vocals for a few bands, both Death and Black Metal. Trust me, you WILL feel like an idiot screaming in an empty room (or car) but in the end it will turn out fine.

  • @spritefroggy
    @spritefroggy Рік тому +112

    More videos like this would be great. Gives me ThuleanPerspective vibes ;-)

    • @Farvann
      @Farvann  Рік тому +29

      hahaha I can see why

    • @nope8827
      @nope8827 Рік тому +32

      Will Farvann start doing this kind of videos? Let's find out

    • @whenpigsfly860
      @whenpigsfly860 Рік тому +15

      Please, no need for insults.

    • @colddarkness1798
      @colddarkness1798 Рік тому +13

      ​@@whenpigsfly860 insult lol? You on drugs? Varg is based man and great artist and survivor.

    • @PerjantaiPrkL
      @PerjantaiPrkL Рік тому +18

      @@nope8827Varg is basically just a racist Watchmojo :D

  • @wissendev5490
    @wissendev5490 Рік тому +35

    Imagine someone walking past by his car and hears the screaming.

  • @KacperMalodobry
    @KacperMalodobry Рік тому +64

    More carvann 😂. Im curious about your vocals so let’s see

    • @Lotastic_Films
      @Lotastic_Films Рік тому +6

      I support more Carvann🚗

    • @KacperMalodobry
      @KacperMalodobry Рік тому +4

      @@Lotastic_Films supporting any kind of vann is a pleasure

  • @frozenicewinds6662
    @frozenicewinds6662 Рік тому +5

    Honestly this is the best growl advice I’ve ever heard, thx my dude.

  • @santito_part_ii
    @santito_part_ii Рік тому +20

    when I was little I learned how to do high pitch opera style vocals. combine that with a little tightening of the throat and some crying noises and you have dsbm vocals :)

  • @rokiniiyama4306
    @rokiniiyama4306 Рік тому +79

    In the last few days I'm finishing recording my first black metal song and what I've been working on lately is the voice. The "s" thing and the "uhhhh" after a tiring day are things that I do too and I checked those things are quite recommended. Personally I consider, at least for me, this video as an excellent comparison between those who, like you and me, are totally self taught. The howling seems really cool, I was aiming to something more like Dagon or finnish style.
    Regarding the muscles thing in the throat I think they are muscles that you don't know exist if you don't sing, but I think someone more experienced than us in the comments can give us safer and truer information.
    I really enjoyed the video :) It's like when the cool friend who does what you would like to do too gives you some little explanation on how he does certain things xD
    Hail Farvann

  • @MikeAlHair
    @MikeAlHair Рік тому +36

    I'm just imagining the situation of someone sitting in his car (on a blocked Aldi-Parking lot) and screams like hell.
    ... then gets out and explains to the confused people that he just recorded an album. just wonderful🤣🤘
    Great Video (wie immer 👍)

    • @octomanf-zero
      @octomanf-zero Рік тому +2

      When you look into the mirror while driving and there is an angry metalhead shouting like hell in the car behind you, everything is fine. It's just Farvann, recording some vocals. ;D

    • @bubu5908
      @bubu5908 Рік тому +1

      @@octomanf-zero With lyrics about traffic rules.

  • @RickLilShore
    @RickLilShore Рік тому +11

    Pro tip: start your Skoda and you'll get some amazing screeching sounds to back your howling from the fan belt.

  • @Korverrum
    @Korverrum 10 місяців тому +2

    Thank you so much Farvann. I’ve been trying to get this for so long. I modified it slightly and I sound just like Varg on the earlier Burzum albums which is what I’ve been trying to do for a while. You’re the best. Keep up the good work man

  • @user-ec4ze9yq5t
    @user-ec4ze9yq5t Рік тому +8

    Aaskereia is really great, so glad to know it! Thanks for Farvann, by the way.

  • @BlackOrc1988
    @BlackOrc1988 Рік тому +3

    Yeaah!! I was one of those who asked :D Huge thanks for the video.

  • @octomanf-zero
    @octomanf-zero Рік тому +19

    For the fact that you have "no idea about the subject", you have said a lot of correct and important things.^^ Nice video!

    • @Farvann
      @Farvann  Рік тому +8

      Octoman is here! Dankeschön 😁

  • @TheCrucialMetalistMrToxic
    @TheCrucialMetalistMrToxic Рік тому +6

    Self taught screamer as well.
    Experimented with the technique & I ended up at the Lifelover quivering howl vocal, which hey man no complaints I love that album Sjukdom.

  • @Lifelover-zj3oo
    @Lifelover-zj3oo Рік тому +39

    These vocals are Rainer Landfermann-ish, and Kim Carlsson-ish
    My favorite type of vocals, just love em
    Thank you Farvann for recording this video!

  • @nauseabunder
    @nauseabunder Рік тому +4

    You're the REAL Metal Hero, man. Total respect

  • @drdobathory6916
    @drdobathory6916 Рік тому +3

    Skoda! Simply clever.

  • @marctestarossa
    @marctestarossa 8 місяців тому +3

    As a vocalist I can say, that your approach sounds quite reasonable to me. The only thing I wouldn't do is trying all this while sitting down. I know that you need your car as a recording space and stuff. Still the stabilizing effect of your core muscles (stomach, back, etc.) will be more effective and you can and should even support them from your legs up through your hips into your lower core. So: if you can, sing (or whatever you do with your voice) standing up.

    • @Farvann
      @Farvann  8 місяців тому

      Thanks!
      It's just that the rehearsal room is a 30 minute drive away and I'm too lazy hahaha

    • @marctestarossa
      @marctestarossa 8 місяців тому

      @@Farvann I would say that it's probably worth the ride, you can get way more support for your voice. Also there are plenty of great warm up routines on UA-cam to really get your voice going and unlock more of your register just by loosening up your throat and let your core do all the heavy lifting. Maybe that can push your vocals to the next level.

  • @KardavoxAcademy
    @KardavoxAcademy 5 місяців тому +1

    I mean for saying you don't know how to explain it, this was a pretty decent overview

  • @amirsur2750
    @amirsur2750 Рік тому +3

    I just love imagining laypeople passing by his car at that moment

  • @sheryltaylor7181
    @sheryltaylor7181 Рік тому

    It was nice to get to know you a little better, I enjoyed this video.

  • @sasha-rg3nd
    @sasha-rg3nd Рік тому +19

    I don't know if this applies to everyone but knowing Mongolian throat singing definitely helped me with my fry vocals lol

    • @Jacksonnnnnnnnnnnnn
      @Jacksonnnnnnnnnnnnn Рік тому

      Do you do kargyraa to get into fry? I have been doing that but I find it hard to make it louder and powerful. Not sure if I need to bring it into mixed or head voice, and I dont know how to

    • @321SoukuFanda
      @321SoukuFanda Рік тому

      Personally throat singing somehow helped me with false-chord

    • @sasha-rg3nd
      @sasha-rg3nd Рік тому

      @J I can't give you the best advice on that but since my vocals sounds powerful and loud enough, I'll explain how i do my vocals. I use the same technique as kargyraa but i add hissing and growling sounds at the same time and scream my guts out. That's how i do my fry screams. Also quiet places that i can shout/scream definitely helped me with sounding a lot louder. (no shit)

    • @sasha-rg3nd
      @sasha-rg3nd Рік тому +2

      @@321SoukuFanda Yeah, knowing throat singing helps with a lot of metal vocals, I guess Mongolians are the Trve Kvlt lol

    • @Jacksonnnnnnnnnnnnn
      @Jacksonnnnnnnnnnnnn Рік тому +1

      @@sasha-rg3nd thanks dude, I'll give that a shot. Ive basically just been adding breathiness to kargyraa but your way seems a lot better

  • @weast2123
    @weast2123 10 місяців тому

    that woo warning thing is good. if you cant woo, that is because your vocal chords have become inflamed from contact, this contact when sustained will rub through the mucus that is naturally present and this direct friction between the vocal chords is what causes the swelling and loss of voice. The common goal of safe extreme vocals is primarily to find ways to imitate the sound of screeching while reducing the actual contact of the vocal anatomy. this is a good thing to keep in mind when doing vocals, just to feel your voice and try to make the sounds you want with as little air, and as little sensation in the vocal anatomy as you can while still getting the results you want

  • @KardboardKenny
    @KardboardKenny Рік тому +5

    awesome.
    you're too harsh upon yourself. you're a great singer.

  • @hagenbeats
    @hagenbeats Рік тому +3

    i really needa find sum aaskereia merch

  • @hoxton_hummingbird
    @hoxton_hummingbird Рік тому +2

    Nice!
    I kind of figured out something pretty close myself while practicing vocals in the car. It's hard to describe, but it happens when growling and then pushing through the tension in my gutterals.
    The result is some kind of "torture scream", high pitched, with the flappy-ness of growling.

  • @bartderoissart610
    @bartderoissart610 Рік тому +1

    Sounds like some good advice especially for people not really looking to play there music live

  • @judaspriestfan
    @judaspriestfan 8 місяців тому +1

    i remember like a year ago i was mad at my guitar and i just screamed and it sounded like varg on burzum`s aske and i was like sick and i tryed singing like it but then i started couthing and i had trouble talking for the rest of the day so i stopped. and thats just one of the many vocal technuiqs i have experimented with, i also used to do oldschool death metal growls and gutturals and much more but now i just sing cleanly and im getting quite good at it but i want to try to learn some sort of black metal scream, not like this but more in the style of quorthon on under the sign of the black mark, but you teach very well. you should do a vocal teaching channel😂 👍

  • @nyarparablepsis872
    @nyarparablepsis872 Рік тому +2

    Kannte Aaskereia noch nicht, danke für den Tipp!
    Diese Art Vocals hab ich an den alten Abigor so geliebt, Silenius konnte das sehr gut. Tolle Erklärung auch vom Mann im Auto :)

  • @sleepingalongtherazorsedge9361

    Using this technique in my upcoming music vid🤘

  • @negative_kiol2555
    @negative_kiol2555 Рік тому +3

    I learned to scream thanks to the recordings of "Burzum" and the album Amarok of nargaroth. at first I just screamed, and my throat hurt terribly, and then somehow it stopped hurting and everything became OK.

    • @Smoke.6661
      @Smoke.6661 Рік тому

      any tips for Screams? I got the normal black metal growl type learned, but my mind can't seem to grasp onto any ways to do them.. I've tried for months and no progress at all.

    • @brenomordida
      @brenomordida 6 місяців тому

      @@Smoke.6661 VOWEL SHAPES ARE KING

  • @supermolerrr2689
    @supermolerrr2689 11 місяців тому +1

    I used to do wailing along with the De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas style. Darkthrone stuff I did a lot but I always liked the early Mayhem stuff because it sounds more evil lol.
    Always loved the wailing stuff, more than anything else because I associated it with violence and stuff 😂
    I love singing too, it's become a pass time as of late when I'm in the shower or at work to sing poems in Latin by heretic Renaissance authors. 😁

  • @PerjantaiPrkL
    @PerjantaiPrkL Рік тому +3

    I often drink dark beer while doing vocals, it doesn’t do anything I just like dark beer :D

  • @sharpen81
    @sharpen81 Рік тому +3

    First time heard this kind of vocals from yet another German black metal band. I thought it was interesting and unique back then, different from usual bm screaming. Yes, I'm talking about Nyktalgia.

    • @xzandher6812
      @xzandher6812 Рік тому

      Their self title record is a masterpiece, fantastic record, and Underrated band 🤘

  • @colddarkness1798
    @colddarkness1798 Рік тому +1

    I started my solo Black Metal project. ;)

  • @nightmare5163
    @nightmare5163 Рік тому +1

    finally dude thx a lot no one knows how to do dsbm vocals

  • @l4c166
    @l4c166 Рік тому +3

    Think i just whatched a metal ASMR vid... 😆

  • @shagstars
    @shagstars Рік тому

    its a falsetto with gutteral or fry depending on how u use it. I use both, gutural for both low and highs because fry did hurt my throat after a while (used that till 2021, since 2022 I use guturals).

  • @blasphemouslibel
    @blasphemouslibel 10 місяців тому

    Your approach is interesting. Not how I go about it personally but hey whatever works to crack the code 👌

  • @ernestsierra6090
    @ernestsierra6090 Рік тому

    I can't woo or any high pitch sound on a out ward breath any more but I did teach my self to do it on a in hail breath

  • @eliashermosillo6117
    @eliashermosillo6117 Місяць тому +1

    it's kinda similar to what people call "bird screaming" in screamo/skramz music

  • @kostlia
    @kostlia Рік тому +10

    this is great meme material

    • @Farvann
      @Farvann  Рік тому +9

      Great! So go to Discord and create some!

    • @kostlia
      @kostlia Рік тому +2

      @@Farvann im already on it!

  • @erwingheller1387
    @erwingheller1387 6 місяців тому

    You are a man of culture, you drive a škoda auto

  • @joelfreitas4150
    @joelfreitas4150 Рік тому +1

    Bro , I have a twin brother already but I didn't knew I had another one . Cheers 🍻

  • @realcarlspartacus
    @realcarlspartacus Рік тому

    the reverb could be a problem but I never mixed extreme vocals yet. I'll will test soon .

  • @alexandermakov2289
    @alexandermakov2289 Рік тому

    Awesome car window titles effect

  • @FutschasAnanas
    @FutschasAnanas Рік тому +9

    let's face it. Your vocals sound that desperate und haunting because you are sitting in a Skoda.

  • @KillerEchoDispetcher
    @KillerEchoDispetcher Місяць тому +1

    3:43 Natramn be like

  • @Kanelipulla420
    @Kanelipulla420 Рік тому +1

    It’s funny that you made this tutorial now, as I lately have practiced these type of screams by myself. I just make a typical false chord scream and just go higher and higher, and at some point the wicked scream just comes out. I’m also a self-taught screamer and have literally no idea if my technique is healthy or not :D Good video Farvann!

    • @MetalMF0508
      @MetalMF0508 Рік тому

      Same man I can do all these weird vocals mixed with somewhat traditional black metal vocals, one day I was out side practicing and I practiced kinda what farvann explained with the Iron Maiden (not) high pitched and then trying to cram the rasp and hysterics with it and for me when I did it I didn’t expect anything to come, I had been recording and caught the first scream and it sounded ridiculously good (to me 😂) and I’m actually using it as the first scream of a song I’m creating

  • @gabierazore
    @gabierazore 20 днів тому

    I already know how to scream like this but I looked this up just to see if I could learn any new or different information or technique about it, but no actually the way you do it is the same as me lol, the Iron Maiden singing comparison is pretty accurate yeah, cuz screaming like that is basically screaming with your falsetto voice, just gotta sing with your highest voice and then try to turn that into a scream, and it'll come out. I actually learned it from trying to do the skramz/emoviolence of bands like Jeromes Dream and Senza, before I even discovered Aaskereia and Bethlehem and bands like that

  • @ArmSanGar
    @ArmSanGar 3 місяці тому

    Aaskereia.... I just remember the good old days, You should do a cover, dunklker romantic maybe?

  • @anticimex1613
    @anticimex1613 10 місяців тому +1

    Oh yes brother, Škoda fucking rules

  • @91Metalhead
    @91Metalhead 4 місяці тому

    I'm gonna try recording vocals for the first time in my basement home studio tomorrow... i really, really hope i soundproofed it enough or my neighbors will think I'm insane.

  • @louisyoung1916
    @louisyoung1916 Рік тому +8

    I felt fear in my heart when you said "Imagine you are trying to sing Iron Maiden." Thank you for not trying to sing Iron Maiden. 😎
    I think you are right about not using effects on your vocals. At least in Durbatuluk songs, once the vocals are combined with the music, the raw vocals fit very nicely. 🤘🙂

  • @ilikevideos4868
    @ilikevideos4868 Рік тому +2

    I always wanted to learn Burzum vocals (first three albums). I guess this is close enough

    • @BT-ic2qs
      @BT-ic2qs Рік тому

      Play around with mouth shape and stuff, me personally I’d just do this style and open my mouth wider, playing around with my tongue and throat positions, just fuck about

  • @heavymetalmusicmanor
    @heavymetalmusicmanor Рік тому +2

    Do whatever you need to, to get mr. Tryglav on a episode 🙃

  • @DJTheMetalheadMercenary
    @DJTheMetalheadMercenary Рік тому +1

    Good stuff! Adaptation is the name of the game as much as trying to keep a semblance of form so you don't injure yourself. Use that diaphragm!!!

  • @Draculrevan
    @Draculrevan Рік тому +5

    3:24 kennt wer noch die schreiraupe aus der einen Simpsons folge

  • @nesti6599
    @nesti6599 11 місяців тому

    100 000 subs, so cool

  • @internet-edgelord
    @internet-edgelord Рік тому +2

    5:20 so basically it's like lifting. Fuck technique 🙈
    Markus Rühl once said "Hauptsache schwer und falsch!"

  • @SHEERRAA
    @SHEERRAA Рік тому

    U do sing pretty well.
    I'm a guitarist and i can play pretty well i would say. I tried replacing vocals through my vocals and it ended up in a cringefest.
    So i still have respect, because even tho ur trying like i did, ur actually managing to sound good.

  • @Thabba76
    @Thabba76 Рік тому +7

    did farvan drive in the middle of a field to record vocals? legend

    • @Farvann
      @Farvann  Рік тому +7

      It's quiet and nice there. Germany is freaking crowded.

  • @eh5665
    @eh5665 Рік тому +4

    I am no professional either (wtf is a professional screamer anyway) but as far as I understood after millions of tutorial videos and practices, if it doesn't hurt your throat, as it happens when you mimick cookie monster, then you're doing it safe. So seems like you're right about the instructions.
    Btw do you bring your computer and interface to the car to be able to record with that mic or is there some special other equipment for that?

    • @Farvann
      @Farvann  Рік тому +2

      It's a mic with batteries and an SD card. I don't need any interface or computer

    • @eh5665
      @eh5665 Рік тому

      @@Farvann May I ask its brand and model?

    • @Farvann
      @Farvann  Рік тому +1

      @@eh5665 Zoom H2n

    • @AnguishForYourGreedIL
      @AnguishForYourGreedIL Рік тому +2

      Pretty much as long as it doesn't hurt or change how your voice feels/works (tightness, pulsing, phlegm, loss of range, etc) you'll be fine, but sometimes you have to do it for a few years to tell for sure if what your doing is hurting or not.

  • @federicogonzalez4295
    @federicogonzalez4295 Рік тому

    if you are just starting singing try not to go balls deep on something ultra brutal , try going with things like dimmu for getting the basics.
    always try to warm your throath with something like tea but never drink something cold, it will hurt and fuck your voice up
    then when you sing try to use the force from your gut, not from your throath , it has to be from within and from below, you will feel it, dont scream like a madman or youll make your throath bleed, finally singing takes time to practice because its a muscle and you have to exercise like all things to get good.

  • @Lotastic_Films
    @Lotastic_Films Рік тому

    I have no idea of singing/screaming. Sounds legit to me🎤👍
    P. S.
    Yes, you're James LaBrie 🙃

  • @guitaoist
    @guitaoist 6 місяців тому

    At my best moments i sound like Dead from Mayhem, at my worst i sound like Gollum

  • @JacobA666
    @JacobA666 Рік тому +4

    The way I do vocals is just add a bunch of effects and basically whisper to the mic. Works every time.

    • @iggrut
      @iggrut Рік тому +2

      😂 Belus time. Hf doing it live

    • @CC-fi3pp
      @CC-fi3pp Рік тому

      This also works!

  • @phi816
    @phi816 Рік тому

    Recording vocals in the car is like drinking water to me 😅

  • @xanselmox
    @xanselmox Рік тому +3

    "This is black metal you know, it's not music." LMAO I know what you mean. It's music, but it's not music. I've said the same thing to friends and family when explaining black metal.

  • @blackenedpower7902
    @blackenedpower7902 Рік тому

    Farvann, but how to make vocals like A. Morbid from Happy Days and Hanging Garden? Is it like same thing with Aaskereia or something different?

  • @Thesupernova21
    @Thesupernova21 11 місяців тому

    Reminds me of Silencer's vocalist.

  • @VincentVegardSvart
    @VincentVegardSvart 2 місяці тому

    I also have considered to use my car for recording vocals. Great idea. Someone use to do in this way?

  • @zimorog
    @zimorog Рік тому

    Nice Slavic car

  • @johnskiecalisanga5994
    @johnskiecalisanga5994 Рік тому +1

    Every Vocal Style can be raspy or Howling, To me, it's just surreal I'm still trying Hard I can Growl More than I can Scream so does it make it less structured, maybe yes, maybe no I actually don't do Screaming a lot cause I suck at it but at least for me I tried💀🤘.

    • @SVICIXE
      @SVICIXE Рік тому +1

      Don't give up Fella, at first my grows where only good but meanwhile the screams are also.. with practice you learn more and more😅

    • @johnskiecalisanga5994
      @johnskiecalisanga5994 Рік тому

      @@SVICIXE Thanks Man😅.

  • @TheRealLeSchloeps
    @TheRealLeSchloeps 23 дні тому

    Gives me imber luminis vibes

  • @ntsHR
    @ntsHR Рік тому

    Aaskereia noice

  • @riffsfromtheabyss666
    @riffsfromtheabyss666 10 місяців тому

    Taking notes...

  • @atermon6
    @atermon6 Рік тому

    I am struggling to get these vocals. I can do both false cords and fry scream but this one refuses to come out. Any more tips??!

  • @jbventer5186
    @jbventer5186 Рік тому +1

    You know how some dudes play their music very loud for everyone to hear in public while driving?
    I want to be that dude but playing this instead of the music

  • @scotts2023
    @scotts2023 2 місяці тому

    Reminds me of behemoth but with a higher pitch 👍

  • @DavidQuessy
    @DavidQuessy Рік тому +1

    Farvann teaching... Imagine

  • @eckhardtdom
    @eckhardtdom Рік тому +1

    Do you know the band Ofdrykkja?

  • @Marthimband
    @Marthimband Рік тому

    Farvann reminds me of a German Fenriz

  • @fruitfulrevolt
    @fruitfulrevolt Рік тому

    listening to this at work made me spontaneously lol.
    bla bla bla - torture sounds - bla bla bla - torture sounds - bla bla bla

  • @motbydeligkrist5991
    @motbydeligkrist5991 Рік тому

    Farvann, what is your favorite Symphonic post-apocalyptic reindeer-grinding christ-abusing extreme war pagan fennoscandian metal band?

  • @internet-edgelord
    @internet-edgelord Рік тому

    I am one of those who asked, thanks :D

  • @nihilb
    @nihilb Рік тому +1

    Ich möchte auch so gut Englisch sprechen wie sie. Wie haben sie das gelernt?

  • @zebulonrandall802
    @zebulonrandall802 Рік тому

    How did you learn to growl

  • @phinwalvo275
    @phinwalvo275 11 місяців тому

    I try to do this for 3 years but is still dosnt work

  • @Dellvmnyam
    @Dellvmnyam Рік тому

    Are you wearing your seatbelt while you're recording vocals and are you driving with the microphone still on the steering wheel?

  • @Snoogenz
    @Snoogenz Рік тому

    2:54 🤣

  • @Lifelover-zj3oo
    @Lifelover-zj3oo Рік тому

    3:22

  • @VladTheImpaller
    @VladTheImpaller Рік тому

    How do u say words tho?😭

  • @Geisteskrank327
    @Geisteskrank327 Рік тому

    Was du verwendest ist ein sogenannter Yell Scream. Es gibt einen Musiker aus Polen der ein sehr gutes Lernvideo hier für auf YT hat für jeden der sich daran mal versuchen möchte ua-cam.com/video/XjuDf3p3_h4/v-deo.html

    • @Farvann
      @Farvann  Рік тому +1

      Find's gut, dass er auch das "woohoo" erwähnt. Da lag ich ja gar nicht so falsch.

    • @Geisteskrank327
      @Geisteskrank327 Рік тому +1

      @@Farvann Ich Arbeite selbst viel mit Fry-Screams eine verwandte Scream Art zum Yell-Scream. Der Yell Scream stellt für mich eine sehr besondere Screaming Art da. Da er einfach so herrlich Krank klingt ich finde es klingt immer so herrlich nach Psychopatischem Auskotzen😂. Was ich auch sehr gut finde ist das er auf eine sehr weinerliche Art/Stimmung eingeht um Ihn zu erzeugen.

    • @bubu5908
      @bubu5908 Рік тому

      @@Geisteskrank327 passender Nutzername :D

    • @Geisteskrank327
      @Geisteskrank327 Рік тому

      @@bubu5908 Danke, es ist nicht nur ein Nutzername es ist mein musikalisches Pseudonym.

  • @CyberChrist
    @CyberChrist 4 місяці тому

    Did you read The Zen Of Screaming? ^^

    • @Farvann
      @Farvann  4 місяці тому +1

      I make UA-cam videos. I cannot read.

    • @CyberChrist
      @CyberChrist 4 місяці тому

      The ReadEra app turns any e-book into an audiobook, and Z-Library is your friend ;)

    • @CyberChrist
      @CyberChrist 4 місяці тому

      @@Farvann Yay YT Censorship... ReadEra + Z-Lib ^^

  • @psychoaiko666
    @psychoaiko666 Рік тому

    Yeah it's correct to avoid loud singing when using harsh vocals, but that particular style (I call it the meshuggah parody voice(y'know the ooh ah ah ah combined with Merduk lyrics)) needs a certain loudness to work.
    Here's a question though, are you even trve if you never heard of Merduk or Apricots?