hmmmmm! Today I'm just going through a few things that helped me achieve the scream I use in our music. Enjoy! socials: Facebook.com/distortedviewsband distortedviewsband DistortedViewsband.com
Great video man, yeah I approach extreme vocals just like you explain here after playing with it for a few years. I always roll my eyes if a scream video starts with "just push or sing from your diaphragm and make a frustrated sigh". It's like no dude, you are exerting way too much air and force and people are going to hurt themselves or pass out. The secret is controlling your false cords like throat singing and then learning to relax your voice under it and let a balance of air/voice out through it to make the growl/scream. I also agree there is voice under the distortion, but it needs to be a relaxed voice and balance with air and distortion. Nailing the equilibrium takes practice but once you do you can scream for long periods and not hurt yourself or get tired.
absolutely man! perfect. I might do a video on yell screams, and they;re pretty much exactly what you said here, but with an over exaggerated head voice. Cheers for the comment :)
@@distortedviewsbandI'd love any videos on fry or yell screams. UA-cam is pretty desolate when it comes to quality tutorials and it's clear you know what you're doing. Big ups.
I've been trying to figure out how to help people learn to do vocals when they ask me how I do them, Im self taught with everything so I kinda just do it. This is a great video that puts it into easy to understand terms for new vocalists 🤘
Thank you for this video... because I'm tired of these videos that show exercises that won't help you in any way to get to scream. I've been trying to do this for years and I always felt a lot of pressure in my head and pain in my throat, so I stopped and started thinking that I would never be able to get to that point... until I saw this video and a few others that talk about the same path as yours. and I realized that all this time I was trying to do it in a way that wasn't right... I tried this technique once and finally I heard a pleasant distortion in my voice... Let's practice!!!!
I was randomly screwing around the other week and figured out this method on my own using the throat/tube singing after screaming for over a decade, now this randomly pops up on my recommended.
Same here I've found out being a beat boxer it's easy to get scream I can relate how it took me years to get the inward bass I can do it for long hours now without hurting Myself
Yo this is helpful. I got it right enough pretty quickly. Had figured out throat siging sounds already on my own beforehand, but never reaised i could build a scream on that. Thanks.
I've had the unfortunate fate of acquiring a love for Mongolian/Tuvan throat singing about 9 years ago as a young chap. Me and my mates did the throat singing the wrong way, it hurt. And I've unfortunately developed that bad technique where I can hold those hums for longer periods but with the downside of torturing my throat so I've completely stopped but I'm really struggling with trying to learn it again because I keep coming back to my old ways, where/what would be a good place to start from scratch?
Hey man, I would start by learning placement of the clean voice. If you can learn to place the clean voice up into the soft pallet and feel it resonate there with relaxed humming. When you engage the false chord it should feel just like you're turning on a muscle. No squeezing to make it happen, or pushing. Just like an On/Off switch. Nice, relaxed clean voice, and turning that vibration on and off. Don't even worry about the scream yet. Once you're comfortable with that, it will all click one day.
I'm definitely going to do a video on fry screams and then Yell / pitch screams in the future. Im just researching first to ensure I give out the best correct information. but that video will come in the future :)
I'm so confused. Every other false chord tutorial I've seen says that putting your voice in it is horrible and will damage you irreversibly. Your screams sound great though!
You let your voice out but not full on chest voice. For me if I do full chest voice under false cords, I'll just throat sing. One way to get into the proper usage of voice is to start with a whisper, but do it as loud as you can like you are shouting a whisper, which will turn it into a breathy loud stupid sounding voice like Patrick Star from spongebob. That's kind of how I get the right voice for growling as opposed to throat singing. If you combine that voice with a breathy sigh, you will get the right balance for a loud resonant growl with practice.
I can get a throat singing sound and turn it on and off, just feels like a tension adjustment or like change in effort and closure, but it's not very comfortable. it's scratchy. Is this a placement issue or breath support or what?
Its hard for me to answer without hearing it my self. But It could be too much air, or squeezing too much. I never coughed or had a scratchy throat when learning this technique. Maybe try humming a soft note, and doing the throat singing in a relaxed way acting as a "car". Like revving an engine slowly. Keep it a relaxed hum and it should feel no different to humming without distortion, only difference is you will feel the vibration when you engage the throat singing. :)
You did the best tutorial for beginners. I actually started to get easy screaming that sounds cool and my throat doesn't hurt
I find it funny how the most underrated video was actually the best and got me to do my first metal roar 😄
You'll be sounding like Godzilla in no time bro! :)
Great video man, yeah I approach extreme vocals just like you explain here after playing with it for a few years. I always roll my eyes if a scream video starts with "just push or sing from your diaphragm and make a frustrated sigh". It's like no dude, you are exerting way too much air and force and people are going to hurt themselves or pass out. The secret is controlling your false cords like throat singing and then learning to relax your voice under it and let a balance of air/voice out through it to make the growl/scream. I also agree there is voice under the distortion, but it needs to be a relaxed voice and balance with air and distortion. Nailing the equilibrium takes practice but once you do you can scream for long periods and not hurt yourself or get tired.
absolutely man! perfect. I might do a video on yell screams, and they;re pretty much exactly what you said here, but with an over exaggerated head voice. Cheers for the comment :)
@@distortedviewsbandI'd love any videos on fry or yell screams. UA-cam is pretty desolate when it comes to quality tutorials and it's clear you know what you're doing. Big ups.
I've been trying to figure out how to help people learn to do vocals when they ask me how I do them, Im self taught with everything so I kinda just do it. This is a great video that puts it into easy to understand terms for new vocalists 🤘
This video deserves more recognition fr, great job man, love you
This video just made everything click for me, thank you so much!
Thank you for this video... because I'm tired of these videos that show exercises that won't help you in any way to get to scream. I've been trying to do this for years and I always felt a lot of pressure in my head and pain in my throat, so I stopped and started thinking that I would never be able to get to that point... until I saw this video and a few others that talk about the same path as yours. and I realized that all this time I was trying to do it in a way that wasn't right... I tried this technique once and finally I heard a pleasant distortion in my voice... Let's practice!!!!
Shit man, it took you 4 moves to teach me throat singing. I’m very impressed
I was randomly screwing around the other week and figured out this method on my own using the throat/tube singing after screaming for over a decade, now this randomly pops up on my recommended.
as a beatboxer this is holy grail for me
Same here I've found out being a beat boxer it's easy to get scream I can relate how it took me years to get the inward bass I can do it for long hours now without hurting Myself
@@willi_wam.beatbox but man i still cannot scream im fed up 😭😭😭
Just stick to the basics it will just come on it's own the same way you learned other beatbox sounds
Brilliant video!
Yo this is helpful. I got it right enough pretty quickly. Had figured out throat siging sounds already on my own beforehand, but never reaised i could build a scream on that. Thanks.
thank you :) !!!!!
I've had the unfortunate fate of acquiring a love for Mongolian/Tuvan throat singing about 9 years ago as a young chap. Me and my mates did the throat singing the wrong way, it hurt. And I've unfortunately developed that bad technique where I can hold those hums for longer periods but with the downside of torturing my throat so I've completely stopped but I'm really struggling with trying to learn it again because I keep coming back to my old ways, where/what would be a good place to start from scratch?
Hey man, I would start by learning placement of the clean voice. If you can learn to place the clean voice up into the soft pallet and feel it resonate there with relaxed humming. When you engage the false chord it should feel just like you're turning on a muscle. No squeezing to make it happen, or pushing. Just like an On/Off switch. Nice, relaxed clean voice, and turning that vibration on and off. Don't even worry about the scream yet. Once you're comfortable with that, it will all click one day.
Could you do a tutorial on the fry scream?? 🙏
I'm definitely going to do a video on fry screams and then Yell / pitch screams in the future. Im just researching first to ensure I give out the best correct information. but that video will come in the future :)
@@distortedviewsband Thank you, looking forward to it! :O
@@distortedviewsbanddef looking forward to that also
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I'm so confused. Every other false chord tutorial I've seen says that putting your voice in it is horrible and will damage you irreversibly. Your screams sound great though!
That only comes from people that don't really know how to use their voice without damaging it. Your voice is in every scream.
You let your voice out but not full on chest voice. For me if I do full chest voice under false cords, I'll just throat sing. One way to get into the proper usage of voice is to start with a whisper, but do it as loud as you can like you are shouting a whisper, which will turn it into a breathy loud stupid sounding voice like Patrick Star from spongebob. That's kind of how I get the right voice for growling as opposed to throat singing. If you combine that voice with a breathy sigh, you will get the right balance for a loud resonant growl with practice.
like and sub, I knew the throat bass was the key to false chord
I can get a throat singing sound and turn it on and off, just feels like a tension adjustment or like change in effort and closure, but it's not very comfortable. it's scratchy. Is this a placement issue or breath support or what?
Its hard for me to answer without hearing it my self. But It could be too much air, or squeezing too much. I never coughed or had a scratchy throat when learning this technique. Maybe try humming a soft note, and doing the throat singing in a relaxed way acting as a "car". Like revving an engine slowly. Keep it a relaxed hum and it should feel no different to humming without distortion, only difference is you will feel the vibration when you engage the throat singing. :)