r/screaming • u/Over_Philosopher2113 • 55m ago
Psychonaut 4
I wanna scream like the vocalist from p4 so bad, how do I do it ?
r/screaming • u/Vermeille • Mar 23 '18
Hello,
So, I've been thinking for a while about all that, practicing a lot, and so that we have better communication tools. Obviously, I'm far from being the Master Screamer, so, this is a collective effort. Feel free to suggest additions or corrections.
I'll try to name things without making any hypothesis about their anatomical production. The rationale for that is that we can't make mistakes just naming things. And we won't need to change our names, ever. Though, for adoption, we can't disregard our legacy.
Again, I'm not trying to describe things, I'm trying to propose some vocabulary. It also implies redefining some terms the community uses by trying to get a fixed and common definition, hopefully not too far from what has been established so far.
Let's call by that names screams that are toneless, have very little clean voice in them, and have this heavy "vibrating" distortion.
Examples:
Then there are fuckton of possible modulations that are already well established, including but not limited to: tunnel throat etc.
This has the same heavy vibration tone as the associated scream, but with a clean tone under it.
Examples:
This applies more on high notes, sounds more like a creaky grit.
Examples:
Very creaky screams, probably high, probably not sounding chesty. They sound like a powered up vocal fry (grudge noise). I'm very skeptical that those screams can be made powerful and loud.
They sound like the voice is tight in the throat so much that it gets distorted. The distortion is predominant, the voice sounds a bit hollow.
Examples:
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That's what I have so far. We still need to talk about Sam Carter, when Oli Sykes sings, etc. I'll edit that post as we make progress
Please please please voice any opinion or disagreement you might have, complement that list, etc. Only that will make science go forward. I tried to illustrate that with known artists, but I might be wrong.
r/screaming • u/Over_Philosopher2113 • 55m ago
I wanna scream like the vocalist from p4 so bad, how do I do it ?
r/screaming • u/jmack7861 • 21h ago
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r/screaming • u/withuur • 18h ago
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r/screaming • u/SkinTearVox • 8h ago
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r/screaming • u/YuvalMe • 23h ago
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r/screaming • u/Brave-Event-8717 • 23h ago
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Whenever I try to make my scream less airy and add more of a tone to it, I end up sounding like a buzzer. It doesn't hurt my voice at all where as the sound closer to the scream does tire my voice. It's like when I sound like a buzzer the folds are too loose but when I add air it's too tight, I can't figure out how to fix it and I'm worried shooting in the dark will damage my vocal cords over time. I'm a professionnal singer but started trying to learn how to scream about a couple of days ago, I wonder if having a "regular" singing technique could be what's getting in my way somehow? Any lead would be much appreciated!
r/screaming • u/VeterinarianEasy1282 • 10h ago
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Heyaaa!
I had a sleep token tribute band project with a few friends like a year ago, and we played a show on a festival.
After revisiting the videos, I kept noticing a scream, that I yet couldn’t recreate whatever I do.
The part I mean is from the video above, in the first syllable of the word “reason”. It really sounds like a pitched scream, which was totally by accident here. I also believe I didn’t slip into compression distortion. This was full fry scream.
Hope anyone can help me there, thank you in advance!
r/screaming • u/Top-Yogurt-8546 • 22h ago
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not the best but it is what it is
r/screaming • u/Fun_Detail_8887 • 23h ago
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Saw a lot of posts about not being able to finish phrases and long sequences so here's how I "expand" my false chord range before practicing or recording.
r/screaming • u/SoonerThanEye • 20h ago
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I've been trying to learn fry screams since around May but I haven't practiced in the past month or two and wanted to get back into it before too much time passed. Somehow I managed to get this scream last night and I have no idea what I did or how to do it again. Anyone able to identify what kind of scream it could be?
The video I included is the scream I can't recreate followed by what my low scream normally sounds like.
r/screaming • u/EducationalTill9707 • 21h ago
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Trying to learn false chord with correct technique, im a beginner
r/screaming • u/DaGaming_YT • 1d ago
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Any feedback/tips are welcome, I'm a complete beginner so I want to improve as best as I can. The scream I do in this video feels very comfortable and I can project it pretty well.
r/screaming • u/NoAnalysis9983 • 1d ago
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r/screaming • u/Reza-Alvaro-Martinez • 1d ago
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r/screaming • u/ProfessionalOwn1000 • 1d ago
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Tried to keep things brief. I know it's a voice crack type fry-ish scream, and I can do it lower down but as soon as I get up to the higher notes it stops working. I'm aware my singing was pitchy, I was trying to keep things short and just used my first take at it.
r/screaming • u/Straight-Action4992 • 2d ago
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r/screaming • u/DjArCtIcWoLf • 1d ago
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SORRY FOR THE QUALITY ITS ON MY NOKIA 110 4G
r/screaming • u/Keepfourgetting • 1d ago
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r/screaming • u/7stringsleepy • 1d ago
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Releasing this on the 31st.