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Thanks. I’m just so excited I don’t have to record in my closet anymore lmao

Thank you! Unfortunately the DPT degree is not a phd. I would have to do another 3 years of school for that. It’s considered a clinical doctorate degree which is kind of a dumb distinction but I appreciate your kind words. I’ll take a look at Tom Barber’s style. I haven’t spent a lot of time practicing to him but it sounds like he heavily bases his distortion on false cord screaming.

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THE MAN HIMSELF

Thank you for your kind words. But please instead watch my most recent “Fry screaming exercise program”. I promise you it’s 1000 times better than anything I said in this video. I made this video two years ago and I’ve learned a lot more since then. The exercise program is straightforward and will show you exactly what skills you need to develop in order to fry scream.

I usually do them with false cord, but I was trying to sound more like storm strope on his part. Check out my cover of swinaecologist. I think you’ll approve of the lows in that one lol

Well the first question I have is, how long have you been practicing with your false cords? What you are describing would not be out of the ordinary for a beginner, but most people start to get pretty good control over their false cords in 2-4 weeks of regularly using them. My second question is, are you sure that you are engaging your false cords? If you aren't, you can send me an email with a recording and I can give you some feedback! Screamtheoryvocalcoaching@gmail.com

@@Scream-Theory well actually I've been totally focused on learning how to fry scream first but this friday I saw a tutorial of Daniel Wu about false chords and follow his steps, I've notice a pretty comfortable vibration wich also I've a lot of control over it, it's the exact same effect you show at the begining of the video, so I combined what I learned about fry scream with this effect and I got a pretty good distortion and control, but when I swallow saliva I lost this vibration aproach and I have "search it" again. Thank you! I willl send you an email right away

@@Scream-Theory I sent you the email dude, thanks a lot

Shure SM7B. A lot of metal vocalists use this mic. It’s meant for podcasting so it gives you a really crisp ASMR like sound. It’s a super common mic too, so you could find one used for way cheaper than new.

@@Scream-Theory Yes, I am seeing that mic all over youtube. Thank you for replay.

Thank you!!!!

Thank you! Phase 3 will be uploaded in the next few weeks.

I’m actually very close to finishing a fry screaming exercise program that should be uploaded within the next week or so. I guarantee you this is going to show you the exact steps you need to find the distortion. It will have specific exercises to help you gain the skills needed to fry scream, and it will even include recorded lessons with me and multiple of my students where I guide them to find the distortion so you can see the exact process of a beginner learning to get the distortion.

Also if you want to email me, I am very confident I can teach you how to fry scream. Screamtheoryvocalcoaching@gmail.com

@@Scream-Theory oh! Okay that's sounds good man! I'm looking forward to it :) thx for responding to me

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lyrics to the next big deathcore song.

@@Scream-Theory and it's a song about me, apparently, since my name is Peter :)

@@pejter717 Pejter performed plenty of perfect pig squeals

@@Scream-Theory lol. Pejter was gloomy cuz he couldn't do pig squels, but made himself happy by doing gurgly gutturals - not a tongue twister with alliterations, but still a lot of words starting with consonants

I can. That sounds like a good video idea. but its essentially just me doing a low pitched false cord scream, with less air pressure so my false cords are vibrating with less energy. And I artificially lowered the pitch using my DAW. I don't think it is possible to do the doom voice naturally. You would have to have a REALLY deep voice. Hope this helps.

well, I’m currently working on a full exercise program for Fry screaming. I find that a lot of people might figure out how to produce the sound but still don’t develop all the skills they need to be successful. so I’m making a straightforward program with exercises to develop those skills. Should be uploaded within a few weeks.

@@Scream-Theory that will definitely help a lot.

The helium hits like a train 😂

THIS is why I constantly harp on the importance of staying relaxed and using proper vocal projection. many of the exercises I give to my students in private lessons are MTD exercises to help relax the laryngal muscles. I’ve worked with so many people who learned to scream with way too much tension in their voice. people associate loudness with clenching their laryngeal muscles. the funny thing is I get MTD from speaking too much. I’ve learned to scream and sing in a very relaxed way, but using my voice all day at work makes my entire larynx lock up.

@@Scream-Theory I think so many people clench their muscles because they hear terms like "upper constriction and lower constriction" or compression and start to over complicate it. I hope you find a way to balance your voice at work so you're not dealing with the MTD. I had it so bad I could hardly swallow or laugh. Stretching out my tongue front and side to side with gauze always helps me, as also recommended by my speech therapist. Also, speaking with a semi-twangy voice so I can be louder or more dynamic without trying helps me.

I am planning to go into vocal projection exercises in detail in my fry screaming exercise program that I am currently working on. But practicing clean singing and any singing exercises will help. You just need to stand tall with good posture, open up your mouth and throat, and try to get your voice loud while also trying to keep your true cords as relaxed as possible. You should feel the resonance high up in the back of your mouth. It takes a few weeks of practice to really get solid vocal projection.

Yea soft fry helps you figure out the right positioning to produce the distortion, but in order to make it loud, you have to learn to belt, and try to enter the soft fry positioning while belting.

This guy named Ben Carper is making a program that uses AI to remove vocals from metal songs and its really good. Much better than the other paid vocal remover programs out there. He used to post full album instrumentals on youtube but his channel got taken down. Before his channel was wiped, he made a discord server that he urged his subscribers to join where he continues to share instrumentals and take requests. If you email me, I can send you the full album instrumentals from TBOY and an invite to the discord server. Screamtheoryvocalcoaching@gmail.com

@Scream-Theory once I'm home I will, I really wanna get better at screaming and I've wanted to try and cover Plaguebearer to start off

@@darthdomthedumb Yea Plaguebearer is definitely a good song to start. That was the first song that I started practicing to get better at Dicky's vocal style. The intro goblin sounding highs are all false cord highs with a really tight and flat upper throat positioning.

I dont really use inhale screams. Also are you talking about the aryepiglottic fold technique? I have heard some people talk about this like David Benites but it is actually not the aryepiglottic folds that produce the distortion. its primarily just the arytenoid cartilage rumbling around. I do have videos on this, like in my video about Ben Duerr's vocal style. Also all of my lows in my Shadow of Intent covers are arytenoid cartilage distortion.

@Scream-Theory like the cookie monster sound or the stuff jazz singers use. I think loui Armstrong uses it but maybe he just does fc idk. In general it defo sounds and feels super different to fc stuff. Ur prolly right it's the aryepiglotis or whatever its called lol idk the anatomy. I've heard Chris liepe so u should never do the cookie monster thing but is he just wrong because apparently u can condition the tissues there just like the fc.

watch this video, and the part you are looking for is at seven minutes and 10 seconds ruclips.net/video/Ry4Fav-xM40/видео.htmlsi=LeJaT5Ox6hP5K9py

@@Scream-Theory Thank you!!! I will check the video later and see how I can improve!! 😁👍👍👍

@@Bararaian no problem. Good luck. Email me a recording if you need feedback.

@@Scream-Theory I have watched the video and it is very helpful. I still cannot get through the exercise at 11:00 in that other video or the one behind it because I have no idea what do you mean with rasp and how to produce it. Should I email you a recording?? ThankYou!!!! 👍

@@Bararaian Yes you can email me and I will give you feedback

oh no. Didn’t even realize my video editor rendered the audio in mono.

Im glad you find it helpful. just be careful about purchasing expensive courses. your money might be better spent just paying for private lessons so that you can have guidance in real time.

@@Scream-Theory understood. I’ve been taking a Patreon course with infrequent 1:1 lessons for the last couple months. I think all these things will help supplement the awareness I’m developing around my voice mechanism while practicing harsh vocals