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I couldn't agree more! Chris is seemingly the only one that acknowledges the emotion of music and the nuances while still focusing on safety. A lot of vocal coaches are kind of a one-trick pony, singing every distorted note in the exact same aggressive style, from AIC to Slipknot. I like that Chris focuses on why singers sound the way they do and not just that they're singing a certain high note or something.

we should bow... to sensei

You are not the only one :'))

@@giannismusic2694 The one trick pony thing is very true. I also find a lot of these youtube vocal coaches aren't incredibly competent singers to begin with. I feel confident in saying most of the youtube vocal coaches out there parrot the same information, have a habit of saying a whole lot of nothing, and don't having the talent to back up their teaching. Even vocalists I have a lot of respect for like Mary Zimmer have a hard time explaining stuff like physical responses (like resonance in your chest or whatever). I don't doubt she's a great coach in person or over skype, but Chris just has an incredible way of describing things in these videos. In every one of his examples I can replicate/feel exactly what he's describing. It's almost scary.

This is truth!

@@chrisliepe correct me if I am wrong basically to do the Scream you try to use head voice and chest voice at the same time but without do the mix voice but at a higher volume than the one required for vocal fry. For example if you try to do the vocal fry you try to basically talk with chest and head voice at the same time but without mixing and this causes vocal break. So to do fry scream you try to blend chest voice and head voice but without doing mixed voice am I correct?

@@tbnbfm8089 yeah pretty much. you try and hone in on that sweet spot of the two registers enforced by your support

It does omfg

Yes exactly, you know why? Because THX wanted to create a sound test for everybody by making a full frequency transition in their opening sequence.

That’s great to hear!!

Soldier1287 me either till i read this

First buy his course and then you'll find many jobs... as a singer!

I HIGHLY recommend it!!! In just the first couple of weeks I noticed drastic improvements! You really won't regret it (if you're willing to put the work in)

Yair Zaragoza get the free course initially, there’s plenty of good stuff in that

I wish life would be that generous with me and let me buy the course and then find a job as singer. Bills and family responsibilities don't wait for that 😅. Good thing is I have a job already. And the free lessons helped me a lot. Now it's time to start changing my current circumstances. 👍🎵🎶🎙🎹🎤🎤🎛🥁🎻

architects approved

Yay!!!

I second this.

He pretty much just did lol

Sean Schemmel doesn't screamt hose vocals the same way.

Thanks!

YES

Chris Liepe Ahá, fan spotted right here! :P

Thank you! :)

I’m glad, Ty!

Omg yes

Thank you! Kardavox is great too!!

That’s so cool!!

Welcome!

Not even the slightest bit of irritation

The singer from jinjer actually uses this same type of scream except she does it in a lower tone. Not many people, especially women, can get their fry screams that low which is why she’s such a unique vocalist. If you want an easier way to sound similar to that then you should search how to false chord scream. It’s much easier to do lows like that.

@@mjchronic2346 false cord

@@copsarebastards thanks for the spell check I don't have that on my phone

@@mjchronic2346 wasn't any use obviously. You have vocal cords, not vocal chords.

@@copsarebastards Neither you nor any man ever has or will see what the inside of my throat looks like

More on False Cord later :) Yes, this is a fry scream!

@@chrisliepe false chord? :O i got the basic sound down but cant really change it / grow it too much so im eagerly awaiting that video *.*

Yes please, false chord and what is the difference.

@@chrisliepe oh wow these videos are super new. I was wondering how I hadn't seen them before when searching for dist/scream tutorials. Excited for your false chord video.

False chord is done by having your vocal folds held in an open position while using the tissues above the vocal folds to produce the distortion sound. The same breathing fundamentals still apply to this technique. Focus on placing the distortion around your soft pallet, imagining the sound being produced around your hard pallet can help, to avoid damaging your vocal folds while attempting this technique. The most common ways of finding your false chord sound is either by doing an overly exaggerated sigh, or mimicking the barking of a large dog. While doing that try to take notice of where the distortion is coming from. It should be above the vocal folds as mentioned above. Once you get the basic short burst of the sound down, work on extending it out longer. That should get you your basic mid scream and from there you can do tongue and mouth manipulations to change the sound. The main difference between fry screaming and false chord is that fry screams is vocal folds held closed and false chord is held open. Fry screams also have a "smoother" sound to them and false chord tend to sound more "clicky". Hope this post helps you.

Nice man!! Ya there's a LOT more on the use of FRY in the course so you'll be well poised to take that stuff on :)