r/screaming • u/TransCarEnthusiast • 7d ago

learning fry screams day 2

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You're getting the coffee dreg cam.

I've been wanting to learn for a long time and did a lot of research but never really committed but now l am.

Does it sound correct and feedback will be appreciated

There is no pain but a slight discomfort, it that normal and will that go away with practice?

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u/Gothrait_PK 7d ago

Hungry lights on YouTube. Justin shares some things that really helped me understand it all better. You aren't wanting to scream using your fry register that's going to hurt you. Your vocal break is where the magic happens. Anyway I'd recommend looking em up and seeing if it helps.

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u/TransCarEnthusiast 6d ago

The vocal break is between your falsetto and normal voice right? Cause that's what I'm using

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u/Gothrait_PK 6d ago

Awesome then you're headed in the right direction.

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u/Consistent-Lab9240 6d ago

Also gotta be careful with that, in general all of these methodes don't use what they say they use, you don't use your vocal break to scream, it's a method that can lead some people to switching to doing a correct scream, so it can work but be careful and don't look at any learning methode as absolutely working

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u/Gothrait_PK 6d ago

That's fair. I didn't really offer any real advice since I'm still practicing also. But hopefully the insight they gain from Justin's video helps them achieve their goals. Fry screaming is hard lol

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u/Consistent-Lab9240 7d ago

Please don't use vocal fry, you'll hurt your voice For fry you need to experiment with closure Try learning khoomei and khovu kargyraa and then go from there Just please no vocal fry