What Harsh Vocalists/Screamers should know about Inhale Screaming
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Have you ever wondered WHY inhale screaming/harsh vocals are considered UNSAFE to do? What if that's your primary harsh vocal technique? Is there a way to get the sound you want safely? In today's tutorial I talk about the specific reasons to avoid inhale screaming and what style of harsh vocals to try instead (to sound EXACTLY the same - possibly better!)
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My dude is in a death metal band and one of his old singers used to inhale scream so much that he actually started puking up blood while on tour... when I took vocal lessons, my voice teacher always used to advise me against inhale screaming, so thank you for talking about how dangerous this method can be!
Thats metal as fuck bro
Yeah dangerous Like your religion sweethass
@@loredanamassini3656 *cringe* ok then
@@Ivana_piranha what about like me where I'll do it once in a blue moon listing to a song? And not even the whole song only a couple verses
Yeah I tried it because some dude taught me but before he could warn me, I started gagging a bunch and I got scared so I decided to stop 💀
I remember ages ago I watched a video from some kid who was doing tutorials on how to inhale scream (think he called it pig squealing tho). He was talking about the potential dangers too, and and he lifted up his shirt to show one. Apparently heavy prolonged inhaled screaming left him with this really noticable pit/indent right under his ribcage right where his diaphragm would be. Like, that's just his new normal now. Just walkin around with a big hole in his chest. Dunno if he was faking it or not, but it didn't look healthy.
What was the video called?
@@regdenee don't remember, I just remember I found it years back looking up pig squealing. I tried to find it again but didn't see it. It was some highschool aged kid with long brown hair in his room iirc.
@@NeededGR13F did he say that he had this hole because he did inhale screaming? Some people are born with something like this
It’s weird because you can easily get the overtones that you get from inhaling by just using different vowels while exhaling while using vocal fry’s, false chord screams, and other kinds of techniques. The only reason I could see any sense in using inhales would be in between exhales if you wanted to maintain dynamics in a really fast paced song
@@tshred666 I need to learn exhales for that exact reason. If I could obtain atleast a solid mid or high ranged fry cord, I would be set imo.
What can be more metal that fucking dying mid scream lmao
I’ve been doing inhale screams for about two years now. I’ve never really had any pain. I do them pretty much every day, whether it’s recording vocals or screaming along to albums. I don’t do them for any extended period of time though.
Same
@@kriskor6860 yeah, I don’t get the whole negative stigma surrounding them. I mean yeah, they don’t sound as powerful as exhale screams but I’ve never had any problems with them.
Same
Same. It doesn't hurt at all, I don't feel anything when doing it. And I can even hold it for 30 seconds.
Same im doing them 6 months now never had problems no bleeding no pain
my vocal range improves and doesn't hurt at all when I in hale scream, and I can fluctuate easier between clean vocals easier. Every time I try fryscream it hurts, it requires so much more muscle development. I think people who hurt themselves with inhale just don't know how to control it. Idk if anyone can relate, that's just me.
I can relate - I tried for years to do exhale fry scream, it always sounds thin, pressed and hurts in the end. With inhale if I get to the right spot it feels really good and relaxed and powerful - and afterwards I am not sore at all - I can’t imagine that it hurts the vocal strings when you don’t feel anything bad afterwards.
@@christiannovotny960 Right? Maybe people who can naturally exhale fry just don't take the time to properly learn inhale. Especially after a good warm up it can open a powerful low growel up to a screeching high pitch. Recently I've learned to do Chester Bennington style semi-fry singing by drinking lots of ginger and throatcoat tea (room temperature). I think it inflates the thyroid muscles on a safe level which conditions them into natural fry screaming. Give it a go and see if it works for you too!
No you are 1,000% right. I’ve been doing inhales for over a decade. Close to 15 years and I’ve learned various different techniques to do inhales and I’ve covered alot of songs doing them. Never had an issue even to this day. It’s more learning diaphragm. Don’t use and force chords. But I wanna learn exhale cause they sound dope.
@@Gnarkkotik_TTV Hell yah brother we're on the same team. Keep going and we'll get there.
I completely agree with you I learned on my own when I was like 17 I’m 28 now and I’ve never had an issues unless I go a long time without doing any screams and it takes me a second like my body forgets how to do it but after like 2 or 3 mins I’m good to go
I can’t vocal fry no
Matter how much I try but somehow this inhale screaming comes naturally to me lol
Totally the same for me.
Same lmao
SAMEEE BRO
Same here, doesn’t hurt at all
I came from the video of Honest Vocal Coach to check how well you are at vocal coaching. And yes, you are great!!
I’ve been doing inhales since I was 11 and I’m 25. I have had no problems and have learned diaphragm control where I’m not forcing chords. I’ve done it for multiple hours at a time and it’s never effected me once I learned how to do proper warm ups and a secret trick is gargle warm salt water! And also definitely definitely DEFINITELY drink lots of water. Although I would love to learn exhales but it seems SO hard to learn especially when I already know how to do screams VERY well. I’ve done Chelsea grin covers(recreant,crewcabanger) and others. So it feels like not worth the time when I already know how to do gutterals and everything else. But exhales sound so cool so I do wanna learn but no one has decent techniques to learn.
Your a really good teacher! I need to get on top of my lessions😞
I just wanna say, the way you gave some of your lessons made me lose hope that I would ever be able to scream super high. But now I can! And it was because I kept trying anyway. To any other learners out there who haven't been able to scream high yet, all you really need is time and dedication. Keep it up, you'll get there in time.
I am SO glad this video found me. Im at the point of learning these beginnings aaaand ive been working with inhale...cuz I didnt know any better. So now I do! Rad! Thank You. Phew!
Man, I came across one of your videos that I saw years ago and it reminded me how much I learned about screaming from you. Before I watched your videos, I would taste blood in the back of my throat after screaming and it would hurt so bad for days, but now, after years of better practice from your tutorials, I have a much better understanding of how screaming works and have zero pain. So thank you!
ive been doing inhale vocals for 7 years and never had a problem
{me, a 16 yr old emo, casually and stupidly inhale screaming bc it sounds cool}
XD that's how I actually started..but with nümetal xD
Same
Bro sameeee
I just randomly do serj growls
My inhale scream is by far the best high pitch scream I can do.
It sounds a lot like Dani Filth's high fry scream, and I have a lot of pitch control with it so it's even a bit better.
I've been doing it for years and never had any issues at all, it actually feels much more relaxed and smooth than my normal harsh vocals.
Check out "The Browning" Their vocalist does inhale screamings for over 10 years now.
I've begun doing inhales in 2000. It was easier and safer for me in the beginning (for me, not a rule!). Although I never had any real issue with my voice, all minor problems I faced in these 20 years were always in clean singing, or exhale screaming.
There is s
A technique that I discovered recently that uses inhale fry to help the vocal chords to recover from various exhale drives and screaming techniques. It is used by phonoaudiologists and vocal coaches specialized in vocal drives and such. So I found very interesting this point of view, specially because I respect and admire Mary Z a lot.
But I really find hard to believe, in terms of both vocal anatomy and personal experience, that inhales have any more dangers that exhales. People often sell them as an easy and damage free technique, and that's the mistake, imho. You still must have proper technique, breath support, etc.
You can damage your voice seriously even with loud speaking and clean singing, and it seems to be proportionally much more common than with inhale screaming.
One of my friends taught me how to do an inhale scream like a pig squeal when I was younger, and I've loved making all sorts of sounds using inhale scream to both sing as well as make all kind of monster noises for DnD sessions, animated series, dub-lines and the like.
Been doing it for over a decade, but has almost always been while using a microphone, never bled from it either.
I have a lot o lung capacity though, idk if that matters, but my 6'8" ass used to overblow a bari sax like it was nothing, so it doesn't exactly take much effort to produce cool efffects with my voice, especially when boosted and further modified by audio equipment.
But of course, if anyone at home feels discomfort in the slightest from producing this effect, definitely don't assume that you won't be spared any potential consequences as I have! As she says, stay safe and protect your voice!
i wonder how many extreme vocalists fried their vocal cords before youtube had easily accessible techniques.
@VoiceHacks Hi there, super interesting video. So I have done inhale screaming on and off for fun for about 5 months and the one thing I noticed is that one cannot and must not compress the trachea the same way you do with a scream because this is what really messes you up. Interestingly, the most relaxed inhale screams where I focus on echoing the sound right below my diaphragm are the loudest and gravest sounds I make without feeling that I am taxing my throat. If this is combined with leveling the sound vibrations through the nose and the gut, it feels to me that it balances relatively well. I think my point is that the real danger is attempting an inhale scream the same exact way you would do an exhale scream.
I used to work with Mary at a call center in nowhere Wisconsin. To metal heads she was kind of a local celebrity. Really cool to see this video. Ultra talented vocalist. Hello Mary from Amor Emarta. You probably don’t remember us but early 2000’s in Whitewater was a fun time to be in a band. I miss A Night At The Chalet and Guardians as well. Wisconsin death core!!!
I’ve been trying to learn inhale screaming because of serj tankian of System of a Down and it seemed unique
No matter what I do I can't exhale without it hurting and sounding bad, but for some reason I can inhale without any pain and it sounds extremely good, like it genuinely doesn't hurt at all, in fact it doesn't feel like anything really
The vocal cords are numb to the touch so that’s not an indication that it’s safer just fyi
Noooo😭😭, it was the only technics i never hurt my throath, and now i learned its dangerous even you do it right
I do inhales (being cautious ofc) and it hast hurt me any but if your learning BE CAREFUL an definitely exhale first
Learn exhale first, then no need to inhale
I used to do inhales because it simply didnt hurt my throat since my voice is already fucked up due to the shit i went through in my childhood, but it eventually got uncomfortable to do inhales and this vid was a really big push for me to find other ways to do vocals without fucking my voice up even more than it already was before i even started doing inhales.
cheers!
I get distortion while singing only while singing with low volume
When i try to sing loud the voice just gets clean
Any advise?
its called vocal fry its the foundation but not real screaming. I m not a teacher and far from a good non risky scream but my advise would be to play around with your voice also chris liepe has some great advice. You can always seek professionals but in the end its you that has to figure it out.
ps: if it hurts stop and try 24h later and always warm up
@@l.sch.7545 but i feel it in my soft palate and nasal cavity
@@jaysteinberg7587 then maybe you should work on your diaphram ? There are some vocalists who are just quieter rember that the you can fix a lot in post and the vocalist that inspire us are (propably) to of the game
Like all harsh vocals I think it’s about responsibility and technique. Inhales are far more dangerous but I’ve seen them done very well. Specifically Oliver Rae Aleron does these accents with this small inhale screams between his false chord shouts.
It’s of course better to be safe.
Stefanie Stuber on The Voice Germany (the inhale screamer example I mentioned if you want to check it out): ruclips.net/video/Vadw5zGw9KE/видео.html
Damn, that makes Lord Worm even cooler
Hi, this was very informative, you did a great job. I'm trying to get the fry scream by doing a little inhale "scream(?)" to understand how closing my vocal folds, then I exhale so I get this quiet fry scream. I know about the gurgly noise for the fry scream, but I wanted to try a new method because that one didn't work for me
Cover Pink Floyd's Comfortably Numb without inhale screaming. Yeah not possible. Its literally in Another brick in the wall, comfortably numb and almost every song on the album The Final Cut. Cover anything by Pink Floyd with Roger Waters signature scream and you just won't hit it correctly.
I think you are right in the danger aspect but thats how he did it. I imagine this is why Roger's voice is harsh now. But you will not match Roger's inhale scream especially the one from Comfortably Numb since the scream actually makes 2 different descending notes.
I can fry scream and scream to the exact tone as Layne Staley in Man in the Box, I can actually hit the way he screamed Jesus Christ. I have done other screams to accent songs and even covered a few Metallica songs so my scream range is fairly decent. I cannot ever match Roger Waters with fry screaming, even raising it above the vocal chords to behind the nose (yes I can do this and it is really weird sounding but you can mimic Axl Rose with it without damaging your voice because its resonating behind the nose) and even then I cannot match it. It is just really that unique and I challenge anyone to do it without doing it the way he did it.
I hate to say this but if you’re matching sung pitches I don’t think you are inhale “screaming” (none of the songs or artists above involve inhale screaming) and I think you might be talking about something else entirely.
Thanks, I think this vid may have saved my voice, I didn’t realise I was doing fry wrong and inhale screaming, damn, got to start at the beginning again!
Not me only knowing how to inhale scream 😂. I do it casually at work. I really need to learn how to properly scream.
Actually I really suck at Fry/False chord screaming and I can't make them sound good for multiple years now, but- I've learned how to do Inhales by complete accident.. I've been doing random sounds with my mouth to annoy my EX girlfriend, I've called these sounds "Pterodactyl Screech" and I've transformed them into Inhale screams with most likely my own and unique technique that doesn't hurt/irritate or doesn't effect my throat in any way. Highs sounds like "Tea Kettle" screams or as I called it "Pterodactyl Screech" and my lows sound really like Gutteral screams, almost like Alex Terrible. So I would say inhale screaming ain't dangerous if you know how to control it, thanks for reading! (By the way I do inhales for 5 years now and my voice/throat is still the same)
I'm trying to get my Fry scream for a long time but I'm Unable to make it, it's just impossible. BUT I noticed it comes natural and easier to me to get the Inhale Fry scream instead...
Ok, thanks to you, I guess XD. I just figured out how to do the inhale scream stuff, but seems like I'm gonna stay with my fry screams...
"Thank You!"
When I started with screaming, I wanted inhales so hard. Once it worked but I don't know, how I did it. Currently my goal is "just" to add distortion on every vocal range I can do. Highs are nice but I must work more on my lows. Mids are also ok. My idea with inhales was to also have distortion when I breath in, so there'd be no pause in screaming and I can do a line completely fluent but I learned, it's stupid to completely inhale before a complex line. Better take some "breaks" and do short breaths
i've been inhale screaming for 1 year straight :/ i'm just finding out now that it is dangerous 😢
How does this inhale screaming vary from the various inhaled rough base sounds baetboxers make? Many beatboxers use a ton of inhaled sounds and I've never heard of any such complication. Is it just that they're not doing the fry part?
I guess it's because they are not using so much pressure
Hey dude I’m no expert but I can do inward bass (d low inspired) and I do harsh vocals in a band (outward fry.) Anw to roughly sum it up, during inward screams your throat feels closed and tight while in inward bass ur throat is open as the drag is from your chest.. it’s something like reverse false chord! Hope this helps (my terms may not be technically right!! Just a layman explanation from actual hands on experience:))))
@@TheDarkCivil was just about to say the exact same thing about inward bass till I saw this. Its weird feeling but once you get the hang of it, the inward bass is so relaxed and open. it doesn't feel that straining unless you're intentionally pushing your range upwards. and technically, I think inward bass is the opposite of chest bass. inward false chord is impossible
jeffery bajon right on dude! Of course the derivation of inward bass, “hummed” inward bass that dlow, trung bao does is insane and I can’t comprehend it yet sadly
welp thats too bad for me because ive been PERFECTING my inhale screaming... i cant do the normal screaming :((( but i perfected the inhale screams :((((((
Even tho she knows whats shes talking about,,, but (personal opinion) i believe everything is quite safe if you do it the right way (dont get mad its an,,OPINION)
I’m not mad
I love your channel! Thanks to you I’ve actually learned some harsh vocals! Frys came pretty naturally watching your videos but for the life of me I cannot seem to get any form of false cord screams out lol. I think I’m going to need to sign up for private lessons 😝
You don't necessarily need to do both. People have different bodies, to some fry is easier, to others false cord. Do what comes to you naturally. Learning to change the pitch of the scream is far more valuable than doing different techniques.
NS Dipto I hear you! I think it just bothers me that I’m told false cord is easier and I feel defeated not being able to do it. I can do some pretty low frys tho so it’s not like I can’t acheive a lot of sounds with that technique anyways. I thought false cord was without pitch tho? Am I understanding that wrong?
@@eternalwizard776 Basically, you have your vocal cords open, to generate noise, and some tissues (the false cords) flapping around. False cord screams are primarily noise, but you can still somewhat change the pitch.
Have been inhale screaming for over a decade. At this point, I don't have it in me to learn proper exhaled techniques, aside from clean bass vocals.
Inhale for high whistle tone notes can make sense but otherwise that makes no sense. Is reaching whistle notes what you mean?
@@DustinTavo no, my range and tones are rather varied.
Mary please tell me. I can do inhale, but i just can't do exhale fry scream. Why is it what is the difference and what i do wrong?
I'm not a singer/screamer btw so i don't do it often
I came here to find out why people don't like inhale screamers but now I have quit inhales and now exhale
Honestly I feel fry screaming hurts worse than inhale screams, I have more range doing inhale screams, and think it’s easier to perform. anyone else feel this way?
My inhales are quieter than my frys, but my inhales get a ton lower so I’m not even pressed. I never push to the point of pain either. If you do vocals safely and you’re enjoying how they sound, youre good :)
Great vid!
Tips on using what you know from inhaling and leaving how to fry scream instead?
I remember in like 2008-2012 or so when it seemed like everyone thought lows were false chord mids were dry and highs were inhale. Exclusively. Like a high is automatically inhales. But they never were or maybe they were and people stopped doing it. I can’t “scream” but I can create distortion and play with the fry and false chord mechanisms to kinda scream. Relaxing my throat using my diaphragm but I’m not a vocalist just kinda trying it a little. But inhales have never ever made sense to me. Like ok a fry mid or low. Yea makes sense. Fry plus diaphragm pressure and control. Scream. Inhale? I have zero idea how it works. Like I could kinda mimick false and fry exhales before I learned the basics of how it works. Inhales, there’s no way.
Lol I truly wish someone could show me how to exhale scream properly, I tried to learn for two whole years a while back and got nowhere, which was extremely disappointing, but I'm a natural inhale screamer. I never had an issue with inhale screaming, accidentally did it one day and I've just been able to do it. I just have to very carefully remember how to control my breaths. Meanwhile for fry screaming, I can do a vocal fry, but can't even get close to passing out air enough for it to sound even remotely close to the strength of my inhales. I feel like what people imagine inhales to sound like, I have with my exhales, and what people imagine exhales to sound like, I can do with an inhale. 😩
I need like face to face lessons then because I want more than anything to be able to exhale and I just can’t comprehend how to use my diaphragm or even get the noises without dying
How can fry scream sound like a inhale scream when fry scream is mostly for high screams? Low fry screams suck. I think if you want a save scream similar to inhale scream then i suggest hollow false chord like alex terrible is doing. Just type alex terrible scream tutorial.
Im on solo black metal project, dooing everythig by myself and inhale screaming is my only option, until i finaly learn fry at least
I love your videos! Makes me feel more educated. 😅
I do it and it doesn't hurt.
Man, I don't know...
Oh wow yea I used to taste blood back when I first started
Gosh I just love your videos. Hopefully when Corona is done and I'm back at work, I'll be able to schedule a few lessons with you because I can not make this transition from false cords to fry screaming and it's frustrating the piss out of me, haha. Stay safe.
HowtoFeelReal I’m the exact opposite! I can fry all day but can’t do a false chord to save my life 😂🤦♀️
@@eternalwizard776 Hahaha I guess the grass is always greener, huh?
HowtoFeelReal apparently lol...we all seem to desire what we don’t have to some degree. From my point of view you’re amazing for being able to fc scream 🤩
@@eternalwizard776 Oh my gosh, I hope you check back on this comment thread. While I haven't yet figured out how to fry scream, a video I was watching last night helped me to realize that I had been trying to make the scream happen far too low. The 'creaking' sound everyone tells you to start with was happening down in the bottom of my throat rather than closing my vocal cords down there and vibrating up in my soft palate. So maybe knowing that you need to do the opposite can help you start to find the pressure you need to create the distortion in the right place!
HowtoFeelReal that sounds like a good idea! I’ll have to see if I can apply that to get a good false cord scream going! Every time I think I get, someone points out it’s just a lower fry 😂🤦♀️ idk if you know the song Pisces by the band Jinjer but I finally was able to do that only to be told that lady does fry lol. Same for the arch enemy stuff I can do...turns out the newer stuff is also fry. I just can’t win lol
I can't figure out how to do any exhale scream without hurting myself, inhale screams just come natural to me and with a little effort I can manipulate the sound better
I love ur channel so much
I've been inhale screaming almost 5 years as hobby and I taught that I just lack of skills because I cant sing the full song of Wake Up By Suicide Silence. Honestly it did really hurt my throat thats why when I sing a metal song in karaoke I just put little inhale screams. I think its a good think that I search it now and I think fry scream/ false chord (exhale scream) are better for me especially I fat. I just need to learn it inreverse. IThanks for the info btw
It's so weird, i just can't do exhale scream, as long i try to put volume on it, the distortion just desapears, btw inhale scream doesn't hurts me, but the pronunciation some times is terrible and sometimes is perfect, as long i do it without putting pressure, also the switch to clean vocals is way harder.
Hello. I know this is 1 year later, I got from the video that this is unfunctional as per the body. What my question is.. Can you train yourself little by little so that inhales become safe
Good thing I only use fry screams
What sucks ass for me is, inhale screaming just came naturally and is almost effortless and I can't figure out how to get a good scream any other way, fry/false cord, I've watched countless tutorials on how to do it and practiced for pretty good amounts of time to no avail. Sucks.
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Can you do cricket voices, kind of slam death metal, goregrind, etc. Is It possible? I can't manage to do so... The pig squeals... Like Guttural slug, Frogtician, Brutal pig, etc.
I would do this with a fry scream. Learn to make a fry the round the mouth and use tongue shapes to drive it low
I do both mainly use outs honestly but only do really low pig squeels and toilet sounds inward or just weird noises haa when people try to do highs inward thats when shit 100% will go wrong just gotta pay attention to your body know your limits and shit I do inwards all the time just being silly and shit and have for like 20 years almost and it's not really affected anything it is kind of cool I could do this breathing thing where I outward scream and then when I breathe in I also inward scream and it sounds pretty brutally interesting haha but yeah if you do it too much it could definitely mess with shit. Be careful have fun and when you master it you can be like me and learn screams through your nose now thats a fun one 😁❤️🤘🤘🤘
i haven't made a scream sound with inhales, but i accidentally figured out this inhale guttural method that kinda sounds like disfigurement of flesh (the band). and oddly enough, my vocal folds aren't closed when it happens, so i think it may be my flase folds making the sound. is this also dangerous? and if it isn't, how can i keep it that way?
I'm pretty much always in the minority when it comes to the discussion of Inhale screaming. For me personally I think it sounds pretty cool and creates very inhuman sounding screams that lacks the character of the normal voice. It works very well for an effect in some songs and in some movies/games they use inhales often for an effect.
The vocalists in the bands Begging for Incest and Resist the Thought has been doing Inhales for years and they don't seem to have any issues from what I've seen. They've done touring and recorded albums with only inhales and to me they still sound good, I've used inhales for an effect in some songs (then we're talking about a few sentences or one of two screams) and in my opinion I think that is a healthier way to use inhales, definitely not something to rely too much on. But the guys who are doing them all the time and well, I think it's impressive to be able to do so much vocals by breathing inwards.
Begging for Incest uses only inhales??? I fucking love that band
I’ve been doing inhale gutturals/growls for abt 3 years n I find it easier to do inhales that exhales as I can’t project my voice well doing exhale screams and they just feel alien to me
well, at start, inhale was actually hurting me, after practicing reverse diaphragm support. well, it's easier
I wish I could fry scream! I can only inhale, which is weird that you say it's fry screaming but in reverse. I don't know how to do what I do in reverse but one day, maybe I'll get it. It's sad though, I'm gonna have to not do backup vocals in the band I'm in :(
For regular fry screaming? Don’t do that. For sure. Doesn’t sound or feel good. I may argue whistle tones are comfy. I would never argue anything else is it feels awful.
@@DustinTavo I know, I just can't do the fry scream yet. All I know how to do is the inhale, and it's bizarre because trying to fry scream has been completely evading me for years now.
I accidentally learned to inhale scream in 7th grade and I only know how to do it that way
But what about inhale Singing?🤔😮
All I see are comments about how inhale screaming is wrong and you'll hurt yourself eventually, it's easier and better to exhale scream.... well maybe all that means is that no one has perfected it yet 🤔.
No, it literally means the body isn’t meant to move that way anatomically and that it’s physically dangerous because of the way the anatomy is structured. That’s like saying people who get CTE haven’t perfected hitting themselves in the head. There is no amount of perfecting that can reduce the risks from this particular sound because the mechanism is designed to work in one way.
It’s not about pride or taking risk. Inhale screams are just way easier than fry screams and sound much deeper and, well, cleaner.
Maybe for you but it's hard for me hurts makes me cough my pig squeal sounds much better on the exhale
All about proper usage of the tongue
I accidentally found out I can inhale gutteral and inhale pig squeal, recently too
Couldn’t I just inhale lightly with big deep breaths and let my mic to the work??
when i inhale scream, it does not hurts but when i exhale scream, it hurts, any solution for exhales?
Thanks.
Now explain how to do cool inhale screams. Also high inhale screams bad low inhales completely safe just a recommendation. Another thing, any vocal technique can do damage to your vocals if not done right.
I have a lot of breathing issues and so I can inhale for a much much longer period of time then I can exhaling so I can do a sort or guttural larynx extreme vocal but I just can’t do it while exhaling but I can while inhaling any tip on how to keep from having to inhale scream please??
well vocal fry is really bad for your vocal cords as well
BLEEDING?!...... That's hardcore 😤💪🏽⚒️🔨
So you say, beatboxers, like helium, doing stuff like inward bass also live dangerously?
FUCKS SAKE thats the only scream im actually able to do 😭😭😭
That’s the only way I’m able to metal screaming :v
Im 14 and I am doing Inhale screams since I was 12...but Im always alarmed to the fact that everytime I do it...my chest would contort and...its just weird. Is it bad?
Oh and im totally fine😐 like no problems at all.
If you just exist when Cobain's doctor want him to Sing differently
Hey how to fix inhale fry scream? I mess up my fry scream
holy moley! guitarist (amateur) not vocalist, i think inhale low growling is maybe only good for clearing mucous, very lightly.... never heard of inhale screaming, thus with metal symbolism, not sure what that would represent...
oddly enough , a clear vocal style was used on some seriously heavy fast songs... Corrosion Of Conformity , Blind album, #9, and ,#7...
now i gotta look up inhale screaming, hope they stop, not into n^ü metal in the least...
even purring like a cat while inhaling... you can feel the mucous constantly being stripped off (th vocal chords (?))
and after a few seconds of self amusement, i stop.
trying to talk inhaling, is sucky, cause it feels like phleghm may get inhaled.
talking backwards, that is what is up
I have never inhale screamed and I’m not even going to try 😭 collapsed lung possibility? No thank you 😂
Hi Mary I’m really struggling to get the vocal fry with out it sounding like it’s coming from my throat (I’m not feeling any stress or soreness in my throat when I’m attempting to fry) I was just wondering if you had any tips as to what I could do
If you do it right it's not really much of a risk
i sometimes do inhale growling, but i cant inhale scream OR fry scream no matter how much i practice (which has been for years now) :0 im starting to wonder if im simply missing some necessary tissue in my vocal chords lol
Hey, so I've never done or even attempted an inhaler scream in my life. I've been screaming for 14 years, I only utilize fry or false. I ended up with a tension pneumothorax in 2018 from screaming, care to explain?
It’s from Fry screaming - many folks have this happen from
the compressed sounds. We have to be careful and make sure that we see a coach or therapist who specializes in tension dysphonia. In addition to the other issues, Inhale Screaming is also a compressed sound and could cause the same issues. But screaming is not the primary cause of tension dysphonia - it’s actually normal talking and usage. That happens to many people who don’t even sing, let alone scream, just to put int in perspective. The kind of issue you had can be cause by certain screams or tons of other things that have nothing to do with screaming. Also tension dysphonia isn’t typically permanent - very treatable!
I Love it idk why lol
I do inhale all the time. If you do it the right way and use your mouth walls, tongue and uvula, and not your cords to modulate your sound, you will be fine. Its just good not to be trying to only do that from 4 to 5 hours straight. Use other styles in there to mix it up. Exhale is good but you dont have to use it. There should be no stigma on how to sing as long as you are doing it safe. There is no rules in metal. This was a silly video in my mind that just puts a stigma on certain styles of singing. Enough people think harsh vocals in geral are bad, we dont need to add to the hate.
It’s not a personal “hate” or “love” of any one particular style, just more facing some anatomical realities about how the larynx is structured and helping you all to avoid injury where possible. I do have some vocal colleagues who don’t think the inhale is as unsafe as I do but I think it’s not worth the risk, when an exhale fry can sound almost exactly the same. Just looking out! But as you said there are no rules, everyone is free to do what they wish with their own bodies, even if it may be dangerous or risky. I just always try to advise the safest path, if you guys listen to me or not that is up to you! Best wishes!