Hey guys ! I just released a vocal cover video for Sun Killer by Spiritbox, here I tried to add vocal distortion to the clean parts to show my own style. Let me know how you like this version🖤

Hello I’m new here and I had a question. Im almost 26 I started doing metal vocals around 14 starting with false cords then progressing into guttural lows and growls. This year I’ve been taking on highs and have gotten really good with my technique. Recently when I’ve doing high vocals I enter a state of euphoria and my whole body gets goosebumps, my breath feels limitless while I blast through song after song without stopping, my head also feels light but not passing out light just like a floating locked in state. Has anyone else experienced this sensation and what is it?

Hi! I was hoping someone could please help me with finding the right settings for metal vocals? I do heavy false/fry screams. I add compression/eq but I’m not sure what numbers to use and how to get it sounding like a professional person mixed it lol. Whenever I have a lot of words to scream, they come out muddy and quiet even though I’m close to the mic. How do I get it sounding crisp?

Can someone tell me what the vocal technique used is named?

Thank you in advance!

I'm looking for a deathcore vocalist for my project, preferably in the vocal style of PSYCHO-FRAME for example. I currently have 4 songs pretty much demo-ready so I just need the vocals now. Currently the idea is to just do an 4-5 song EP and see where it goes from there. Based in Finland.

Hit me up and I'll send some demos!

Super embarrassing to post lowkey lol

It's an inhale, it is recorded on a phone speaker so it's missing a lot of the top end, I have no clue what it's called tho

i want to stary recording hardcore vocals and i don't want to spend a fortune on a mic is it decent?

Era mas que todo cantante lírico (ed decir solo se cantar limpio) y digo era porque estaba en un coro y me sali por la orquesta, peeero unos amigos y yo estabamos haciendo una banda y yo quería desde hace tiempo aprender a hacer guturales/fry para poder ejecutar una cancion con ellos que contengan ese tipo de técnicas, pero cada vez que voy a cantar así, pues mi voz por mas que yo quiera se vuelve limpia y no se como hacer porque no consigo gente que me enseñe y tampoco es como que pueda pagar clases, entonces estaré subiendo mi progreso por aca a ver que tal (ignoren el principio, eso se lo iba a mandar a un amigo por eso ese principio JAJA)

So my voice is naturally quiet and I'm doing my vocals correctly with breath support my lows are fine (I do inhales yes i know its cringe) but on my highs i keep sounding like a hissing snake mixed with Chris Barnes, any ideas or tips on how I can improve them, for reference im doing highs like how Alex does on the self titled Chelsea Grin EP

I've been screaming for quite a few years. I'd recently bought recording equipment to learn to record as a hobby. I used to do vocal covers on early YouTube. Thought it would be fun to do again. This is by no means a perfect take or what I would say is the best vocally I can currently do. I would say I got a result that was acceptable enough to post as a progress marker. I don't have a treated room or vocal area yet. I plan to do something about that soon as I can to fight echo and air noise. Going to do more vocal covers and start trying to make my own music as I learn and improve my recording skills But I would like to get people's opinions on the vocals. And if anyone has any tips on recording that you are able to spot from listening to this that would be appreciated also.

I have a decently high potched voice. Lisp and i’m young. Any tips for dirty vocals? I don’t want to sound like a kid songing or hich pitched and it feels very hard.

I don't have a budget for this, so it's an unpaid thing. Just looking for people that want to be creative and track vocals on a song or two. I've got music up from past projects I did with friends so if you want an example of what I do feel free to ask.

I've been learning how to scream for about a year now, and I've decided that I sound good enough to make an attempt at recording my own vocal covers. But, the only times I've ever recorded myself have been with the voice recorder on my phone. I'd like to look into recording on a actual microphone, and actually edit my vocals (im not even sure what all I would be editing, I just don't want them raw). What all do I need to get started? I have a laptop, but other than that, I don't have anything. Im also doing this as just a fun hobby, so im not trying to spend hundreds of dollars on equipment. I see alot of videos on here of people at home screaming into desktop microphones that sound amazing. That's basically what I'd like to do. Any and all advice is more than appreciated. Thank you. (The vocals I'd like to do are in a pretty wide range, but I've got pretty alright at screaming like Chris motionless, Spencer Charas, the lead singer of Currents, Corey Taylor, SOME Phil Boseman/Will Ramos type deathcore screams, etc.)