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@edselrivera2085

3 жыл бұрын

Please check the style of Courtney Laplant from Spiritbox.

@vikinglife6316

2 жыл бұрын

Ive never been able to do high vocal cords I been able to do mid and low guttural but any time I try to do screams I scratch my throat and start coughing. I can do death metal all day comfortably but never was able to get those highs.

I'd say she transitions between singing and channeling a demon from the depths of hell

@luna84_

3 жыл бұрын

That's what I use to tell myself 😆😁

@lex.m.gaming

2 жыл бұрын

Yes

@zacharymorrison1370

2 жыл бұрын

I love metal. I hear folks say the depths of hell on a lot of these videos. There here already. Hell doesn't exist yet. Well, in time as we know it. Rock on!

Tatiana did a recent interview on how she had gotten her voice to where it is today.

@germainegeorge9847

3 жыл бұрын

Link?

@yukikittyy3522

3 жыл бұрын

@@germainegeorge9847 just go to loudwire on here that's where she did the interview.

@jimfogg7836

3 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/h3am07mSfaXTZpM.html

@frodolucanius

Жыл бұрын

We still need that link

@yukikittyy3522

Жыл бұрын

@@frodolucanius kzread.info/dash/bejne/h3am07mSfaXTZpM.html&ab_channel=Loudwire 😮‍💨

I am a metal vocalist, but I spent my formative singing years being classically trained in various choirs. Ironically, I had to utilize principles of choral singing in order to learn how to scream without hurting my vocal cords. Breath control, opening the throat, creating a wide space in the mouth, using the diaphragm, stance and posture, etc. Enunciation is especially important, since the distortion can easily obfuscate diction. I appreciate your analysis of the mechanics of it. You're spot on.

@davidrowe5437

2 жыл бұрын

Dude, I'm gonna learn this now. Used to do a lot of choral work, too. Good to know I can learn this without annihilation on top of the damage and change my voice has gone through with age and abuse.

Hi, I teach vocal music and I love how you explain what's going on. You're definitely correct: even the coaches and instructors who are aware of good distortion don't have a working definition for everything that goes on when a vocalist growls or "screams". It's so refreshing learning more about this and being able to relate it back to what I already know, as well as teach my students about music they otherwise wouldn't be exposed to. I appreciate the work you're doing here and utterly respect your craft. Take care and stay safe!

@voicehacks

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! 🙌🙌

@jibicusmaximus4827

3 жыл бұрын

Being opened minded musically is great isn't it.

Professional opera singer and classical teacher here! ☺️Firstly, thank you for your videos, I started following you because I’m interested in starting my own harsh vocals journey and you’ve been a godsend. I find it quite bizarre that classical singers would criticize this style, given what we do is also quite an extreme form of singing in its own way. I’m a spinto/dramatic soprano and sing predominantly Wagner, Verdi and Puccini, which features heavy orchestration of about 100 players for 3-4 hours with no vocal amplification. It’s physically demanding to maintain that level of projection, and you do have to be sensible to avoid injury. Musical theatre singers are also belting in 8 shows per week, which is also physically taxing. It seems hypocritical to call metal singing inherently damaging, especially without understanding the technique. Not to mention those people are painting opera as a stuffy, outdated and elitist art form that no one would want to listen to with that kind of attitude… it’s a losing situation for everyone 😳

@voicehacks

Жыл бұрын

Yeah it’s hard because at least a million years ago when I studied classical singing for my degree, it was totally unheard of and forbidden to explore anything like distorted vocals and extreme phonations. I was pretty much looked at like I was insane haha. And even now many years later with a lot more knowledge about these things I still find most traditional musicians find the extreme vocals not only to be off-putting in sound but people are still convinced that it cannot be healthy. Times are changing though and people like yourself have open minds and are getting into this stuff more and more every day! Thanks again for checking it out!!

@ericpeterson7512

11 ай бұрын

Great comments! As a professional rock/metal bassist and singer for 45 years, and a lifelong classical music lover, I'll admit I never enjoyed harsh vocals until I heard women doing it. And that was just last year when I first heard Jinjer! I'm really only starting to enjoy listening to guys doing gutterals and screams now. And there pretty much have to be great cleans along with the uncleans or I'm out. Spencer from Periphery is pretty righteous, but Jinjer was my gateway drug. And I like a lot of the girls who scream, especially Courtney, Angela, Lacey Sturm from Flyleaf. There's something empowering in a woman screaming like a warrior boss. I think you're awesome! You say you were looked at like you were insane 😂 but I love your voice, and probably would have been in love with you if I'd been around! You freaking rock!

My jaw dropped to the fucking floor when she started screaming. Her voice is INSANE.

Now all those people who don't understand what's going on should react to your explanation, so they can learn a thing or two. 😉

Rhythm! Yes! Hardly anyone ever calls this out for vocalists, but it's such a fundamental part of music! Thank you for drawing attention to this.

Oh my gawwwwd, I'm so sick of reactions of people saying the same cliche lines. Who's standing backstage doing this? Where's the distortion pedal? Maybe she just really is that talented at something that you don't understand. The best part is that she's definitely one of the best clean vocalists in the genre, just as an extra slap in the face. Or should I say, vocal folds?

@MrFutago87

3 жыл бұрын

Weird thing is that most of the reactions I saw from vocal coaches were them being really impressed by it and noticing how she is able to those vocals without damaging her voice. Seems I got lucky there.

@marceldouwstra5847

3 жыл бұрын

Well the first time I saw this song I was also quite sceptical because this is just really uncommon. Thought that maybe she had a pedal or a pitch shifter. But after seeing a few more songs you realize she is just really really good. Any sort of fakery of shenanigans would have definitely come out by now.

@differentbutsimilar7893

3 жыл бұрын

I want the magical 'scream pedal'. Sounds fun. Honestly, to me, it makes sense that there would be overlap. It still pretty much has everything to do with how you direct air, posture, diaphragm control, mouth shapes... etc. So if you can scream really well, what's holding you back from also singing well? You know? If anything, I would almost expect someone who can scream like that to be able to sing, even if they've never tried. Obviously they will have to learn to control pitch and stuff like that, but by the time you have a few screams secured, you're basically halfway to singing well already.

@roblarne

3 жыл бұрын

Or maybe its cupping the mic!!!

@the_algorithm

3 жыл бұрын

@@roblarne kzread.info/dash/bejne/oZWixKd7kq69frA.html Mike is NOT cupped there You also have never seen her live... So you make up shit because you can't handle the truth. That she is capable of doing that without external aide

My voice coach growing up actually told me that metal vocals (screaming, growls, etc) are safe if you have the practice and training, and a classical background is a good place to start.

Me here sitting watching the whole thing knowing I'll never try it because of my shyness or anxiety whatever you call it 😂 i like jinjer alot 😍😍

"flapping those tissues" is going to be stuck in my head all day.

Your videos have such a high value, I wish more people would watch it. I really appreaciate you taking time to explain these concepts, as I hope I can improve my vocals over time with these tips

I dunno...I've been watching the vocal coach etc reactions to Pisces for a few days now and they seem overwhelmingly positive. Virtually everyone seems very impressed with her talent, if not a bit shocked when she goes into growl mode. I didn't really come across anyone turning their nose up at her. I think a lot of the 'laughing' when she shows how low her voice can go is nervous reaction/surprise...that's how I took most of it anyway.

@emmywillow6599

3 жыл бұрын

i think a lot of that comes from the fact that she can clearly do clean vocals very well.

@lil_weasel219

2 жыл бұрын

All reactions are always positive whether they like what they are reacting to not. If they reacted and didn't like stuff people would storm the comments with hate and not like the content or watch it

This is one way to share stories that will be remembered. I remember it as a deep sigh without the gust of air. It was really good.

I guess I've been lucky. Of all of the vocal coaches I've seen comment on Tatiana, they have been almost exclusively positive. Sure, there's the moment of shock at the first chorus (that's why I watch them), but pretty much everyone has been legitimately impressed. They're very clear to point out that no, she's not hurting herself, she knows what she's doing. I've only seen one person even doubt that it's her after finishing the video. The algorithm must be being kind to me :D

I'm making lemon honey tea while watching this to prepare for her false cord video.

MaryZ, just wanted to say how you're awesome and you're helping a lot of people be happier singing better, harsher and healthier. Kudos from Brazil 🤘🏻

I just want to say I love your videos they've been very insightful as I've always done clean vocals and never thought I'd be able to get into screaming and start learning those techniques. You encouraged me to get into it! I would love to see you cover David Draiman's technique in Down With the Sickness though! That would be awesome. Thanks so much for sharing with us!

Hi, Mary. KZread’s algorithm served up this video bc I have been going through Helion Prime’s catalog. I was already thrilled you are part of that excellent band. But now i am blown away by the sophistication and insight you bring to your craft. This was a really interesting video. Thanks for putting it together and for bringing your instrument to HP.

@voicehacks

2 жыл бұрын

aww thank you so much

Subscribed!! Been slowly practicing false cord and cannot wait to be able to actually produce some wicked growls!

I worship Tatiana from Jinjer.

This is very helpful for me as her fan, thank youuuu.

I think I'm in love! This girl understands! And she lives it. I can tell by the strong speaking voice that she can sing like a siren. I was never into harsh vocals until I heard Tatiana. I still really only like it when it's done by a woman. And only if she also has a beautiful clean voice. It's the contrast that makes it awesome. This is one of my favorite Jinjer-related videos. I need to take this course!

Diana Ankudinova. Unique voice. You won't understand right away. But when you understand, you will want more...

@FairsleyDifference

3 жыл бұрын

@Isabela McK She wouldn’t have platoons of Russian bots promoting her all over KZread if she was good.

Wow I can see why your video was the first to pop up when I asked how to sing like Jinjer. Very informative and fact based - awesome video. Btw I don’t/can’t sing so I had no clue what she was even doing - thank you

Just as a mention: All of the reactions I've seen so far, everyone gets surprised, nonetheless many of them (real and professional coaches/singers) get to the conclusion that even though they don't know the technics, they say she sings in a healthy way because she keeps singing after many years with no injuries or she shows no signs of damage after changing from screaming to clean voice, even some opera singers get it (you can watch The Charismatic Voice, she is even trying to learn) so we have opinions from both sides of course. Love your channel too :)

@voicehacks

3 жыл бұрын

I don’t know man I think for every one who is giving it a chance, there’s 2 or 3 totally advocating against harsh vocals and/or saying weird things like she needs an effect pedal or backing tracks to make it happen. So, while it’s good to hear that some teachers are slowly becoming open to these things after years and years, it’s still really in general frowned upon by the formal clean singing voice teacher community.

@DarkPolar666

3 жыл бұрын

@@voicehacks Totally agree, just wanted to point out that not everything is negative. Thanks for taking the time to respond, keep on rockin' out! \m/

That shade at the beginning tho 😂😂

Thanks teach.!!!!! Very well explained! Then again you do this for a livin!!!!...

This was awesome! Thank you!

Love how you've low key got a Duran Duran photo in the background. :)

@voicehacks

3 жыл бұрын

hellll yeahhhh

Exactly. If you learn right you can do anything as well as taken care of your instrument. One person who can do it all thru all different styles of vocals. He has done it for years in over 10 + bands. I am talking about Mike Patton he his idolize by many vocalists and as a range like no other. Can change on a dime thru them all and been doing it night after night day after day for over 30 years. Now he is a amazing singer.

I want to thank Yoo young lady. This was very informative. This girl can sing. Another female vocalist that I have been exploring is Floor Jansen. Another talented vocalist!

Please explain how Diana Ankudinova sings with her kontalto at such a young age. I think her voice is very unique.

You know your stuff. Great explanation, thanks.

you're last album with Helion Prime (Question everything) is verry good !! and verry nice to do it with the previous singers!!

@voicehacks

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

thank you so much!! I would love to see one of Noora Louhimo, Battle Beast, I know you did an analysis but these "tutorials" help see how to safely obtain similar technique from a professional perspective

Hey Maryz i didnt know you were also doing tutorials. This is amazing ! I didnt know about false cord ! Did you checked male singer from Igorrr ? I love his technique with a "half fry" (i know how it works inside but i dont have any tech word for this). He is the only one i know doing this. Wonderful work !

Thinking this would be a great skill to learn if you ever are about to be physically attacked!

@voicehacks

3 жыл бұрын

It would definitely weird out an assailant 😆

The problems arise when people start engaging their true cords during the screams- like when you add some tone to a whisper: a true whisper won’t hurt you; but if you whisper at a louder pitch it’s very dangerous for the voice. A true false cord scream is in theory safe, but many people aren’t actually doing true false cord screams at all times. It’s kinda tricky even when you really know your shit... I hear a lot of screamers whose speaking voices sound lower and more deep - even if they’re not experiencing hoarseness or nodules.

Jinjer is literal djazz how did i not notice that lol

@leviathan3630

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe, but extra spicy djazz...

@JoshHnatowych

3 жыл бұрын

DJAZZ!!!

Please do Courtney Laplante from Spirit Box next!

I wanted to know more about the mouth and tongue shaping she was using

You get requests on how to do vocals like Tati...???...🤔 What a surprise! 🤘😁. Thanks. You've got a great channel.

Flapping those tissues, ok I'm on the case

Could explain what a “mid-growl” is? I was just told that’s what I do when I sing this song but I’ve never heard of that term and can’t find anything on it 🤦‍♀️

@voicehacks

3 жыл бұрын

Just a medium toned/or sounding false cord scream- basically false cords but not elongated like aaaa shapes to sound high or oooo shapes to sound low. Normal pronunciation results in sort of a medium pitch or toned harmonics on the false cord growl. Hope that helps

@eternalwizard776

3 жыл бұрын

VoiceHacks thank you! That really does help! I totally thought that person was trying to say I was still doing fry while Tati was doing false cord. But I still could figure out what a mid growl was or if you could even growl with fry which is what I first learned. I was completely lost as I haven’t even been doing this for a year yet 😅

@chrispythemostfriedchicken6010

3 жыл бұрын

Lamb Of God is rather popular with mids as well, and Austin Dickey has a lovely demonstration and tutorial on his channel using the "Pitbull" technique. It's a rather common scream.

@eternalwizard776

3 жыл бұрын

@@chrispythemostfriedchicken6010 thank you!

@chrispythemostfriedchicken6010

3 жыл бұрын

@@eternalwizard776 You're welcome

She uses a delayer and in Pisces it’s layered. But she doesn’t use a distortion. She’s been doing this 10 yrs.

I guess I struggle with doing this without it tickling or irritating my vocal cords and causing a cough. I am a professional vocalist but I primarily sing with belts, mixed voice.....I just want to learn to do this

love it

Let's talk about how Jakob Samuelson of The Poodles hits those soprano notes in Line Of Fire!

What's the song played in the background of this video?

but how about the other songs?? they sound fry scream to me cuz she can go kinda long while doing it..

I'm sorry, I absolutely love the Scandal Featuring Patty Smythe poster on the wall

@voicehacks

2 жыл бұрын

Hell yeah!

what''s the background song name?! its sooo good

The clean singing isn't that special/difficult really but the false cords en fry make it very special. :-)

Can someone like me who has damaged vocal cords do this???

Hello! You have very professional reactions, so I recommend a very unusual singer for vocal analysis: Diana Ankudinova, 15 years old, "Wicked games". I think you will be extremely surprised.

Please Mary, go and activate the automatic subtitules in all your videos so we, the non-native english speakers could understand your wisdom better 🙏 Thank you!!

@voicehacks

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I see them on previews but I need to make them usable for you guys at all times

Background track is such a banger it was distracting lol. Does anyone know the song? (background song)

I'm looking forward to this one. Tatiana is the reason I started learning harsh vocals! Mary, you're awesome 🤘

@assuntaboothe4093

3 жыл бұрын

Same here! As a female vocalist, I am in complete awe and mystified by what Tatiana has accomplished with her voice.

@christiancarter7563

3 жыл бұрын

Same here. I’ve got fry down. But still working on false cord.

@travisfodrie5410

3 жыл бұрын

@@christiancarter7563 Same boat. I practiced fry so much before attempting false cord that my false cords now seem to naturally want to close whenever I push into a scream. I'm hoping that I can soon feel this natural when toggling between open and closed.

@travisfodrie5410

3 жыл бұрын

@@assuntaboothe4093 Tatiana puts a lot of men to shame! While there is an obscene amount of difference between the quality of her sound and mine, I do feel that her level will be achievable with years of persistent practice and experimentation. Keep at it!

@assuntaboothe4093

3 жыл бұрын

@Travis Fodrie After watching this, I have decided to switch my focus to false cord screaming. I really struggle with fry screaming because I have a hard time closing my throat. With my previous training, I naturally keep my throat open. So, I believe fry screaming could be a bit easier if I can false cord down first.

Can we develop the "Venom" voice into a metal scream, at all?

Next, show us how to do Bruce Dickenson's voice.

If the vocal cords are now renamed to vocal folds, shouldn't false cords now be called false folds? Just curious :)

@voicehacks

3 жыл бұрын

Yes it is more updated to actually use the words “vestibular folds” instead of “false cords”, however, this is not what the average person is googling or searching for and using the more common, “false cords” is just more relatable and searchable to the audience. That being said people barely spell “cord” right as well 😆

Does she use a pitch shifter?

Do Matt Heafy!!!!!

whoever says that her vocals would mess up your voice, should react to trivium's first album

@levieramseymusic

3 жыл бұрын

@@VKenomis ik, thats what i was getting at lol

Can you teach us how to put 20 layer of mix over vocal...

"Waving/flapping our tissues around....... *grabs a box of kleenex and waves it around furiously"...... Nope, doesn't sound at all like Tatiana😒

@voicehacks

3 жыл бұрын

😆😆😆😆

@chrismiller2517

3 жыл бұрын

@@voicehacks Just found your channel this morning and had to subscribe. Love how you break down everything to a beginner's level. It makes it all very easy to understand the science behind the technical aspects of vocals. Stay safe and keep up the amazing work!

@courtnrysalamone7677

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe you're not pushing enough air through, try holding up a couple tissues to a fan

Your 😍 pretty🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

I’m curious if the highs she does in this performance are fry screams. Or are they high false cords?

@voicehacks

3 жыл бұрын

Very good high false cords!

@blindjustice_

3 жыл бұрын

@@voicehacks Nice! Very good indeed! Haha thanks 🙏

I honestly thought that Tatiana used a lower registered fry scream! Personally I have trouble with false cord and I am most comfortable with fry, so I may stand corrected.

@voicehacks

3 жыл бұрын

I used to think this as well but then I taught a few of their songs to my students and after hearing it over and over I realized I was mistaken

@theopinson3851

3 жыл бұрын

@@voicehacks does that go for her higher screams as well? E.g. Judgment and Punishment. She has a lot of mid/high screams that sound more like Randy Blythe who does exclusively fry I believe.

I’m here, as a man, who is proficient with false chords, to see what I can learn 😂

Vocal cords are a muscle. The more you work it out the more you can handle.

@TheBaconWizard

3 жыл бұрын

It’s got absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with vocal chords.

Been searching this for a while now, thank you for doing this!

Be prepared once the drummer switches over to rim shots. Rock on!

how do i do it while destroying my voice?

@jeanninehickman477

2 жыл бұрын

you mean without destroying your voice

How is this different from the way Chino screams? How has he lasted this long?

I would have guessed she was doing fry screams 🙄

Was waiting for you to eventually drop a video on this! Great work!

I'm confused, Mary Z! I could swear you've already made some reaction video about Tatiana's vocals some time ago where you said she was using fry...Then explained her physical uniqueness which lets her go deep in sounding. I've watched a lot of her lives and the duration she's able to sustain the harsh notes together with transitions from clean vocals led to an understanding, that she's totally using fry scream, please prove me wrong:D

@voicehacks

3 жыл бұрын

I was incorrect! After teaching a bunch of clients her songs it became really apparent to me that it’s false cord - sometimes I get it wrong! But upon a closer look and spending more time it’s definitely false cord - I did take the video down because I realized it wasn’t right

@jazmineliai

3 жыл бұрын

Damn, i was so sure and relieved in a way! She doesn't use any fry at all??

@Fritzsch82

3 жыл бұрын

thx for clarifying. i was wondering the exact same thing

@jazmineliai

3 жыл бұрын

Watched some studio work of hers, some lives, read some interviews as well and it's getting obvious that it is false cord! It looks as a master level in operating it tho, this girl is one of a kind. Thanks, Mary, for eyes opening 🖤

@gtrsean2429

3 жыл бұрын

@@voicehacks Mary , nothing but respect for your character and passion. : )

I really wish you would of talked a bit of the last part of the song, because it's amazing how fast she goes from clean to harsh.

Sup dude.

Ahh finally! I’m already able to do vocals like hers but I’d love to understand the why better 😁 Your channel was the first to teach me to scream tho 🤘

@stoneshack2000

3 жыл бұрын

Can you share your vocals Mandi, would love to hear, Thanks girl.

@eternalwizard776

3 жыл бұрын

@@stoneshack2000 If you go to my youtube page I have a couple clips but not many. Most of what I post is on facebook. Here's a link to me singing a clip of the Pisces song if thats what you are looking for tho. kzread.info/dash/bejne/l6Z4prxwqs3ZhJM.html

@stoneshack2000

3 жыл бұрын

@@eternalwizard776 Thank you Mandi, i'll check it out girl.# pleasant surprise

@stoneshack2000

3 жыл бұрын

@@eternalwizard776 Just listened to your video Mandi, I'm so impressed. You really really are awesome. and you are stunningly beautiful also, thanks again..by the way I just saw your cover of death grip, wow!!!

@eternalwizard776

3 жыл бұрын

jim thank you! I only started learning harsh vocals last October so less than a year ago but you can thank Mary’s videos for most of it! Fry screams are what came first for me 😅

Can you do one for Chuck schuldiner

@btotherockdock

3 жыл бұрын

Nice. I 2nd this motion. Been listening to Death again recently. Chuck was a phenomenal harsh vocalist, rest his soul.

Okay I need this!!

On a different note, loving ❤ the Scandal album cover on the wall. Jinjer is unreal..Thanks for the insight.

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!! I started watching your videos almost a year ago and have grown so much as a harsh vocalist (have my diploma in classical voice and have been classically trained for 14 years). I have been breaking my brain trying to fry scream but the false cord growl is just what I’m able to do at this point. I practice alongside a lot of Jinjer tracks and have wondered why everyone says that Tati uses just fry screams but my growls still sound a lot like hers. YOU LITERALLY JUST SAVED ME FROM MY OWN BRAIN AND MY FEELINGS OF LIMITATION. Thank you so much for what you do. I hope to be able to afford a Skype lesson with you one day 💙💜

@voicehacks

3 жыл бұрын

💕💕 So glad to be of help and don’t forget that lots of really good screamers can “only” false cord - I tell people not to obsess over chasing the fry too much - I also could only do false cord for many years before fry - Google my earlier band, Luna Mortis the screaming is all false cord, also look at Angela Gossow-era Arch Enemy, and Once Human, all false cord only 🤘🤘

@danalee48

3 жыл бұрын

VoiceHacks Thank you! 💙💜 I have definitely heard you say in videos to not obsess over chasing the fry, but I also am very hard on myself 😅 I feel like many of us trained vocalists don’t like the concept of not being able to master things. But truth be told I loooove a false cord scream in comparison to fry! Angela Gossow was the first female I ever heard do a death growl (circa 2008) so she is a huge inspiration. I also looked into Luna Mortis when I started watching your videos 🤘 I will have to look into Once Human though! Thank you once again you lovely human 💜😊💙

Most of the nonmetal vocal coaches on KZread actually have good attitudes about Tatiana's growls. They will tell you that they don't know much about how she achieves it, but that it seems to be healthy for her since she's able to get back to her clean vocals with ease and without signs of any damage.

@voicehacks

3 жыл бұрын

That’s good!

@Cerbeh

3 жыл бұрын

Couldnt agree more. The number one comment I see the reaction videos give is "Whatever she's doing, she's doing it in a healthy way"

@SoiledWig

3 жыл бұрын

Indeed. The younger ones seem more open to it. There was one opera singer who just graduated from Juilliard who was thoroughly shocked and impressed. She had to look up stuff about the technique on the internet immediately! She's just getting into metal in general through viewer recommendations and she's really enjoying the ride so far.

@jerzyboy1976

3 жыл бұрын

there are also vids that said tati doesn't use false cord, she does vocal fry. maybe we can ask tati. ty mary z. keep rockin, horns up \m/😎

Amazing content. Thanks for your commitment to science in everything you teach!

Reminds me of incubus?

If Dr. Lilith Sternin joined a metal band, she'd be you. :)

Maybe next time show a video where she is actually singing (in real time) and not lip syncing to a studio version? Possibly a live vocal video?

@ericpeterson7512

11 ай бұрын

Does it matter? The points are all the same. That's what she likes like when she songs harsh vocals. It's a good demonstration. And it's the video that introduces so many people to Jinjer.

Amazing to see the imaging!!! I’ve learned an insurmountably astonishing amount from you about my own cords, what they’re doing and how to eventually with much practice control them ❤️

Im blown away this is false cord! For the longest time I thought I could only fry but her style comes rather easy to me. No wonder it feels different compared to what I typically do!

All the vocal coach looks and comments you made... So on point. I love you include that. Thank you for talking about Tatiana's vocals.

This topic is just in time for me. I have been trying to learn how this is done, and I’ve gotten some good information online so far.

Metal vocalists figure it out! Its just roaring! There is a reason for the false chord the same thing used by cats big cats cattle dogs(bark) hirses alpaccas kangaroos pigs bears ect ect ect its not a skill its more natural than a talking voice! We all grunt n growl when we are pissed off that is the primal growl and with a full burst its a roar And humans have one of the most grizzly roars on the planet

You know the old school Danny Filth style vocals... think that could hurt your voice? Would love a video on that bth.

Thank you for the video! Interesting that you bring up training the sense of rhythm, 'cause that's one of the songs that melt my brain rhythm-wise even after singing songs by Dream Theater, Tesseract and other prog bands for years. How does one train singing in irregular time signatures/accentuations without a coach? Is it achievable on one's own?