Well, first of all I got a really ink in my stumoch
Like a REAL workout! Very effective and I have been practicing at work with these F and S haha.. I will practice for a while and try to make maybe not a scream but a try for higher notes.
Oh its so good! Interesting and will give it a try
WOW! Awesome is all I can really say...
HELL YEA Luciana !! \m/ .. NOw we're talkin .. I LOVE this lesson .. I see this soon enough in my lesson plan?
Wow, Luciana! This is definitely something for me! Thanks for the lesson!
Awesome voice & lessonLuciana! Thanks!!
Very cool. Lovely voice and great technique Luciana. I love both parts but I vote for metal of course
thank you for this lesson, it cleared many things that I was interestend on!
awesome!!! love the second part of this lesson, horns up!!
Wow! Nice to see something very special here! I love this one!
Thank you all of you!!
Very emotional
More of this kind please
Great Lesson Lu! I most work in this! Thanks!
Great lesson. I am also interested in other screaming techniques like the ones used by bands like All that Remains. Killswitch Engage etc. People think that its just screaming at the top of your lungs but there is technique involved in creating the high and low pitches. I would like to see how others do this. Once again great lesson.
Awesome lesson Luciana Nice information in the videos
Exactly what I want to learn! Great!
Wow so cool to see new vocal lessons! This is a very useful topic!
Wow! This is so cool Awesome lesson, Luciana
Thanks your lessons will me a lot coz I am the lead guitarist and I just became the singer of our band
Awesome to see a new lesson from you Luciana - this specific topic is probably one that interests me personally the most (and I know there has been lots of requests for it). Diving into this one right away - and can't wait for the upcoming screaming lessons!
Hi GMC and welcome to my new singing lesson!
Today I’ll talk about screaming. There are different types of screaming. One of them is the VOCAL FRY.
There is some argument among instructor as to whether or not this is an actual register.
It can be used to add a raspy sound to other register. It doesn’t matter if you are singing a ballad or a rock song, you can use it for adding different intentions. If you are singing a ballad maybe you can add more sensual thing to the song but if you are singing a rock song you are adding more power or intention of force to the song.
Vocal fry is more of a style thing. By putting less amount of air on the cords than is needed for a clear tone of the pitch you are going for the tone breaks up and becomes a rasp. Here are two different examples of how can you use it.
You can find the guitar tabs of these backing tracks in the guitar pro and the complete tabs secion.
Backing 1: Dm - F - C - G - Dm - F - C (D minor Key)
Backing 2: Riff in D5