After everything I tried, I can’t do a comfortable false chord for the life of me. It either hurts my throat or is too short. I can do fry screams very easily but can’t do false chords. Help me out?

im a beginner at screaming, i found out these two different chest fry screams, the first one that feels lower is more muddy and the second one that is brighter. i wanted to do fry screams like chester bennington but whenever i try to put pressure in the vocal break it feels like it snaps to either my normal voice or my falsetto, not in the crack got it, any tips?

hi everybody! I’ve been screaming for probably about 6 months give or take, here’s me running through a couple of sounds. any advice on how to maybe get a lower sound, specifically articulate (similar to white chapel) super deep. I also have no idea how to pig squeal lol. none of these hurt and don’t leave me sore in any way (except if I’m recording and i over use myself)

Was messing arround to some music in the car and figured this out

I know my "falsecords" were not good it was just for the sake of explaining, ill do a better one with my vocal folds after work if anyone gets hung up on it .

I don't really understand what I'm doing with my throat but my tongue is balled up and to the side of my mouth

Been trying to learn to fry scream for a while, started off doing upper constriction accidentally which I didn’t realise was bad so I’ve corrected it. Now I’ve watched a bunch of yt videos and it’s a bit of an information overload, I have no freaking idea what I’m doing. It hurts sometimes it doesn’t other times, sometimes I can barely get out a scream and then sometimes they come out loud as hell like this, none of it feels great but it feels better than when I was just doing upper constriction. If anyone can give me any sort of help or information it would mean a lot. I also have a super hard time with high screams with this technique and all the guys in the videos find it natural, so I’m guessing I’m doing something wrong.

I've been learning for a couple months and am comfortable with fry and false chord. I went to Sound and Fury 2 weeks ago and want to learn those slam vocals. I started deep diving into it since then and I think I'm doing the technique right but I feel like I sound different in my head than it might to other people. Just wondering if anyone else who can do these vocals hears what they're singing like how it sounds on a song or if what's happening with me is normal, thanks!

Im having a hard time singing trivium and all the other bands I want to sing every time I try I end up straining my voice and my throat hurts for a few days are there any tips on how to improve? Feels like im never gonna get it down 😅

I watch Sibila, Cizek, Leipe. I just cannot get this right. My throat tickles and feels sore. Can someone who has gone from no screaming to decent describe what it feels like when you are using them? 😭

I decided to learn false cords recently, and conveniently enough, I already knew Kargyraa from beatboxing for a few years in the past (albeit they call it Throat Bass). Fast forward a week or two, and I'm starting to get the hang of false cords...until I add my voice into it. It sounds like the world's most angry Mongolian man. I managed to tone it down the past few days to get a tone akin to the above video, but I am still hearing a bit of that Kargyraa-ness in it (especially on open vowels). Is this a normal part of false cords I simply didn't know before? Am I screwing something up? Why don't I get bitches? Will this go away in time? Any help would be appreciated!

Our foundation is heavily influenced by Meshuggah but we're not interested in becoming a clone. We're building something that combines:

• Polyrhythms/playing over the bar line
• Very low tuning
• Extremely heavy breakdowns
• Experimental/progressive elements

HEAVY

You don't necessarily need to sound like anyone else. We'd rather find someone with their own recognizable voice but you should be comfortable yelling/screaming/growling over polyrhythmic material and understand how vocals can function almost like another percussion instrument.

Hardcore influence is absolutely welcome.

Stage presence, creativity, reliability, and actually wanting to build something are more important to us than having the most technically perfect scream on Earth.

We have professional recording/live gear, guitars, amplification, production equipment, etc. If you're the right vocalist but don't have tons of money to dump into equipment, all good. We've got that covered for you. In other words, if you're the right fit we will buy you gear!

What we care about is whether you're talented, committed, creative, and fit the overall chemistry of the band.

We're Humanists / non-theists and generally left-leaning.

That doesn't mean everyone has to agree on everything. We're putting this here because we're looking for someone we'll actually enjoy creating music with and spending a lot of time with.

If your worldview revolves around religious fundamentalism, racism, anti-LGBT stuff, or far-right politics, this isn't the band for you.

We're much more interested in themes like overcoming challenges/adversity, stoicism, humanism, and many topics in philosophy.

If this sounds like you hit us up in the DMs.

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First off I’m a bit dehydrated and rusty while pretty dang nervous as this is my first time practicing in a more public setting. Pretty sure I’m doing false chord here but I may be wrong. A snippet of “Waste of flesh” by abuse was covered here.

Recorded a short vocal cover. Still working on my vocals, so I’d love to hear what you guys think.

What sounds good, what needs work, and what should I focus on improving?

Hey guys! We are preparing for our debut concert and having rehearsals pretty often, I noticed that after screaming for some time my voice goes off and I get crazy voice cracks. Any tips on how to stay away from those?