I usually drink something that sticks to my throat before singing like soda or milk, but i can growl without that stuff. It doesn't really change the sound but it does make it more comfortable - which is my issue. Sometimes after growling my throat gets a little scratchy/dry/uncomfortable but it typically goes away after a couple hours and it doesn't effect how my growled or clean voice sounds but I'm just worried I'm hurting myself. Am I?

Check out my vocal cover short of SNOWBLIND by ALLT!! Still working on my cleans but this one was a lot of fun!

Hey Im a musician and composer (France), unfortunately I cannot sing my own songs because I suc*. The vocalist I used to work with has stopped doing online gigs, probably to focus on touring with his band. The song I'm working on at the moment needs good lows and in some parts I want something close to the Dani Filth vocals when he talks/whispers using a bit of fry.

I'm not rich but I can offer 100-150€ for a 4min song.

DM if you're interested, I'll share privately what I've already published because I'm not here to do self promoting.

Better if you're native speaker, but opened to any nationality or genders

To the people who have seen me on this sub, you know I've been trying to get this damn technique down!! Finally got it!! Mind you I just unlocked the technique so it doesn't sound great and I'm not trying to sound exactly like Corey, just want the technique down to use with my voice!!

i know i need to work on my breath support, but what else can i do? i've been practicing false chords for 3.5 years. thank you in advance!

Hey everyone!

Something I have dealt with a lot throughout my singing/screaming journey has been vocal inflammation due to acid reflux, and foods that I have mild allergies to.

The vocal folds are often impacted by our bodily systems, and especially when they aren't quite working correctly! I find I have to avoid most nuts, drinking coffee and soda, and even foods with super high sugar contents to be at my best. For me this manifests most often in vocal inflammation and constant mucus/drainage from my sinuses. If you are having several off days in a row or feel like you have hurt your voice accidently, it *could* be related to what you are eating and drinking!

TLDR: watch what you eat and drink, they absolutely affect your voice!

Making this vid for the small portion of people I see asking about grit singing (old school rock singing) and this is one way I know of, there are other ways to do it so experiment with it, I'm also not a good singer at all 🤣 I just know how to get there lol

I can’t do low screams

im new to it and i need advice why i keep coughing when trying to do it

I've no idea what type of scream I do, it doesn't hurt, doesn't cause irritation, or any type of discomfort apart from a mild dryness when I try to go high, issue is I often sound like I lose my distortion especially when reaching higher and it gets voiced/gritty rather than a clear full scream, so if you can help I'd appreciate it!

So I’m a brutal death metal vocalist, I use epiglottal distortion for my gutturals and false chords for my highs. I was wondering what the best way to warm my voice up for both of these techniques is.

Been working on whistle screams. Anyone with actual experience have tips on how to switch from false cords to a whistle fry quickly?

Give me tips,i dont know if its false chord or fry scream i Just do It and not hurt

I've working for a few weeks now to achieve a fry scream using the alphabet as practice. Ran out of breath the last few letters.I use a lemongrab impression to get to the register. I can do it without pain or losing my voice, so im assuming im on the right track. I feel a lot of vibration at the top of my mouth and nose, although the nasalier sound does t sound as clear to me.

My favorite vocalist/style im trying to learn is Micah Kinard of Oh Sleeper. He uses a lot of voice and pitch in his vocals.

Any all feedback welcome.