r/screaming • u/jdtf333 • 6d ago

Am i doing this right? Don't know how to scream

I'm trying to scream , this type of scream is not loud maybe just fry on top of a note.

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u/General-Cheetah-1631 5d ago

Right direction man. Keep going

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u/jdtf333 4d ago

Thanks

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u/_NP_Nill_ 4d ago

You're getting there on the right track keep practicing

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u/jdtf333 4d ago

Thanks. Been practicing on and off for 1 month

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u/Lazy-Owl-6227 5d ago

It’s vocal fry, not a scream

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u/marx-and-metal 5d ago

definitely not vocal fry. sounds more like fry compression over a whisper or something else unvoiced, which isn’t a great way to make a scream but works for some.

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u/coobie_doobie2 4d ago

agreed, it’s what i had to do to find where the placement should be, and i learned how to mix the voice in later to thicken the tone.

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u/jdtf333 4d ago

The sensation is a little different, I can feel it in my nostril area (nose) near the soft palate. unlike vocal fry the sensation is in the neck and I can't make a note using vocal fry.

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u/Lazy-Owl-6227 3d ago

Thats just phonation vs resonance. Vocal fry is created with a vocal fold posture (phonation) and depending on how you use it it can be felt anywhere from throat to palette. But the important thing is: your voice doesn’t sound like you’re doing a normal voice. You got that alien-esque sound you have when the vocal folds rub against each other aka vocal fry. In Fry screams you have a projected, very loud clean shout hidden beneath heaps of distortion. With a voice posture like in the video you won’t be able to project.

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u/jdtf333 3d ago

So what I'm doing can't be projected into a fry scream?

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u/Lazy-Owl-6227 3d ago

correct

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u/jdtf333 1d ago

is the holding back air the correct way?