The struggle is too real hahaha

I'm too tall for my mom's car when I sit in the back I'm pressed against the ceiling and when I'm in the front it's uncomfortable af for my legs

@@comically_large_chungus Im almost tall enough lol Im only 6'1

@@randomaccount48 same my mom's car is small af

I'm here to learn how to scream, but in fact I laugh 😅

Dickeyfighter7861 THANK YOU FOR FOLLOWING ME ON INSTAGRAM OH MY GOD I LOVE YOUR VOCALS SO MUCH

Lyndon Rainey Wait, he has an instagram?

Yessirrrr haha. My username is @FHTL_Dickey

Dickeyfighter7861 Yay, more social media to stalk you on. Ahahahah. ;p

Thanks for following me on instagram too! You definitely know what you're talking about when it comes to yells dude. My vocals pretty much revolve around doing yells. One thing I've noticed about doing this style correctly, you can tell if you're doing it right if you can feel you're diaphragm tighten and burn which I think is a good thing. You begin to tolerate the burn and and start to condition your higher ranges.

He's dead now rip chester

Lyrical Thunder bruh

@@olmanlance6523 yo what the fuck dude

I hope he makes a cover of this

@@olmanlance6523 Fucking edgelord

It's really funny

How do you drop voice and retain the grit? I'm pretty sure I end up just going into a pure vocal fry scream when I do this. Kind of sounds weak iirc. Been a while since I tried doing grit and losing the pitch component

+Lane Senter Exactly like Oli's "scream-singing". His is just way more melodic.

+Dumi the Great where should I feel the grit in my throat without fucking it up?

Lane Senter idk, it's a weird sensation. almost as if the distortion is floating in the top of you mouth right before your throat. idk, false chords are very trial and error

Dumi the Great not false chords homie. frys.

christian roche true, I kinda got it by trying to do a fry scream and put clean voice on it.. Idk if I'm doing right but sounds ok so :T

I covered some cattle decapitation a little while ago! I'm also doing a flesh God apocalypse song soon! And Fallujah.

Dickeyfighter7861 Thanks for the reply. I meant something more "Classic", facing the influences of old school death metal. I'd love to see you covering old Death Metal bands.

Dickeyfighter7861 yes. So much yes. Please any song off the flesh prevails

Yo I have an exhale pig squeal tutorial up on my page :p haha

For real!?! Thanks bro! I had no idea and I've looked through you videos. Must not have looked hard enough. I'll check it now!

u ever figure it out?

@@true2dagame Yell from your diaphragm and try to control the air you are letting out. traditional Hardcore Punk vocals are just guys yelling their brains out. You can notice that most singers from the 80's Hardcore scenes had their own sound, that's because there were not using techinque, Ian Mackaye (hope I didn't butchered his name lol) yelled, Henry Rollins when he was on Black Flag and S.O.A mostly sang in an aggresive way and shouted when he had too, HR from the Bad Brains did the same, sing and shout. Just try not to over do the yelling or you will end up with some skramz sounding vocals like Raein (unless that's what you are aiming for) which sounds like whispery, high pitched intense screaming. If you are aiming for a more Modern/Melodic Hardcore vocals like Defeater, Capsize, Ambleside, etc. use your diagphragm and control the air you're letting out until you find the spot where your voice breaks, once you did that try to scream and maintain that "break" or grit, you can also do fry screaming and add more of your voice to it. Classic Hardcore vocals and yelled vocals have little to no technique around them so you should try and take care of your voice so that you don't hurt yourself

rene bryson that would be dope :) do it

Yes it is

@@el_tio_walala kind of sometimes, but it sounds different becuase austins vioce is different then any vioce ive heard recently

YA GOT ME WITH A GUN IN MY HAND

You deserve a cookie

KingCheshireZorua all of secret band is jon mess scream singing. great band, look em up

It's quadruple tracked. There's both yell-singing and fry screaming at the same time on the track, so it sounds like they are happening at the same time.

jon Mess fry scream or Yell singing?

Try doing is on a lower register and working your way up. Not sure if it's the same thing but try to do the Gojira/Slipknot/Phil Anselmo thing. I'm a bass baritone (I can sing up to maybe an A on my best days but my consistent, never strained range is E2 to G4) and this has worked well for me. This technique is going to take away from your voice, it requires a huge power and it will fuck up your falsetto and high notes for the following hour or more.

Remember to project it up by looking up the the ceiling.

It really is like using a different muscle. I tried for years thinking I just could not do it, but then I was singing along to a Korn song and it just happened. I was like "f'ing really? That's it?" Anyone can do it, we are just so used to screaming with our vocal cords, with notes, that we don't know it. Babies actually metal scream naturally. Make "the grudge noise" the demon girl from the movie, and work on pushing that sound and projecting it with diaphragm rather than throat. Get a mid scream out and then you can learn to yell scream like he is doing in this video. The only scream I have not learned inthe month I have been doing it has been the very high fry scream. I am missing some understanding of it. But the cool part is I know I will figure it out at some point since I was able to so quickly figure out the others. Not joking, not posturing, not trying to pull one over on you. It doesn't hurt either. Every time I tried before I finally got it I coughed right after I gave it a go.

You know it ;)

Music Trash Gee!

Stop listening to Corey Taylor. Simple, go back to him another time take a few months off. Should be doing this in a couple weeks

requires to be tenor which you are obviously not

Falsetto

Naseem C. Khan using your “chest voice” or “throat voice” helps a lot to take some grit out. Giving your voice a place/level on your body in relation to pitch helps to guide your vocal chords into the right key for the song without straining to get there

It’s the same scream he’s talking about

The description of my covers! And my band From Heroes To Legends has a music video for our song "Worthless" on my channel. My other band is For The Likes Of You we have a lyric video and a music video but I'm in neither because I just joined.

Thanks. Just listened. And liked. Maybe I'm wrong but I don't think I usually hear that big of a range of styles in one song from the same vocalist. Seriously awesome dude.

Listened to Worthless that is.

Yeah they are older recordings from late 2013, I didn't become as versatile until this past year haha. The next official band music you hear I'll be doing an insane amount of ranges :D

Sounded versatile to me! Subbed.

Yup! That's what my next tutorial was going to be haha. I used this yell style as a harsh singing. I have a cover of neck deep, state champs and the story so far where I used this style for singing.

Dickeyfighter7861 Awesome, thanks for replying!

Dickeyfighter7861 I'd watch that! Bring it on! Love TSSF but it doesn't always sound as good as I want it to when I sing along 😂

Bro that was we own the night 😂

Silverfang 45 this is a late response and i hope you’re still practicing BUT try not to practice at night. Do it when ur home alone so you can go all out. Try practicing for just 20-30 minutes with 20 minutes of warm ups prior. Don’t make a habit of soft screaming

They can be done with this technique yes, whenever I do vocals to Slipknot I combine my yells with my growl to make the yell lower and more angry sounding.

Dickeyfighter7861 Sounds interesting. I asked because I have seen many doing great covers of Slipknot songs, but none of them could really explain well what they did. And since you can explainpretty well I thought that now was my oportunity to ask a pro. xD

Fen Randall yeah Ive been playing around with it and its been working out good

Mobo somewhat... you just have to play with the cheat and nasal range

Eric Sawada Dude good question it’s been a fracking year

Need answers 😂

Eric Sawada yes it is .

With any new style your body will naturally be opposed to it because it engages a different part of your body. I recommend stopping if it starts to hurt and waiting to try after it does its thing but if you do it for a few weeks and it hurts each time something is wrong. Also if it should uncomfortable not really painful if it actually hurts you ease off because you're most likely trying too hard.

Thanks man for responding and yea it is more of an annoyance than a pain I kinda figured it was the same as screaming in that way but I didn't wanna push more thanks for the advise one more question what song would you recommend to be the best practice song

i’ve been wanting to learn how to this, did you ever figure it out?

@@archierock7931 I got some tips for you. I got a lot better at harsh vocals in the years. The issue with ned is that he has such a unique tone of voice, if you don’t sound somewhat like him it’ll be hard to yell like he does, but you can get close… Practice your false chords and vocal projection, TO THE MAX… His voice is all about the power he puts behind it. Earlier TF years you could tell he was straining his throat, but as soon as Floral Green dropped he learned correct control. I’d suggest you go after that album as a good practice example.

​@@AuroraDorealusdo you have any idea on how to sound like jamie from title fight too? specifically his vocal parts in like a ritual. cheers!

@@bjellida3976 Jamie’s vocals are pretty easy, it sounds like he’s just projecting really hard and screaming in some parts. The problem with both Jamie and Ned is that they have very distinct voices, not easy to replicate if your voice doesn’t already sound similar to theirs. if you want more examples of Jamie’s technique, look at parker cannon from The Story So Far. He uses a very similar “yelling with notes” approach.

​@@AuroraDorealusthanks so much!

游智鈞 can you see?

Same

Yeah! Tillian is very hard to cover so I'm trying to find a song I can actually do haha

Tim Medic Unless you want to tear your throat apart never do that. Also, I'm not sure if this is exactly vocal fry. It seems similar, but somehow different.

My voice gets a little hoarse after an hour but it does the same thing singing on rock band

Soft pallet control is where the tone and pitch is formed when I do these I try not to construct until the noise is out of my throat to Avoid damage to my chords. Little bit of throat mostly soft pallet for all my vocals.

+Dickeyfighter7861 Thanks!

d0p3kiLLa G no

Death growls I've noticed are very low and quiet. The lower usually means less volume. I'm talking screams in general not really low growls.

Ok, thx. I just wanted know.

Aid-BO oh dang! Did he reference the video or something? I’m curious to know!

Yup in his series "do metal scream takes talent or not" somethimg like that!

Only one?

That's normal tho wdym?

@@loli-chan7146 No, that's not what I mean. Ya know how people scream when they're calling for help? I can't do that. That's what I was looking for, though this was helpful I still need to learn how to scream as if I was in danger.

@@my_username8004 oh I thought you were trying to do some metal shits cause I was lmaoo but all good thoo

you practice

Twist ur nut sack while doing lows. It will bring up ur pitch

'in their vids even though'* There's no edit button -___-

Aerros If you put your mouse cursor on your comment,a little arrow pointing down should show up in the top right of your comment. That's the edit button.

Thanks, but I couldn't on the device I was using at the time~

cudn agree more