Vocal fry (practice)
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lol it sounds like the grudge...
i used to to do when i was younger to scare people! XD
who knew it would come in handy one day lol
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liftin ur tongue to the roof of ur mouth opens ur throat up more for low notes as well. :)
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wow.. we did that when we were kids just to annoy my parents
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I still don't get exhale )=
Inhale is just so much easier
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I am trying to learn both, then you could make 1 hell of a long scream if you practice the transitions.
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that scares me O.O
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well i guess it could be done both ways but i do my vocal fry exhaled .
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To hit my low notes, I drop my larynx. I can do a bit of vocal fry, but it's small.
Have you ever tried using vocal fry on high notes? It's a great way to get distortion.
flo123456 3 years ago
Sometimes, I have to press (gently) my larynx down to get low notes (such as C2), but you lose overtones with that so I do not recommend it. But then again, I am not a bass singer neither a low voice.
Kids are great with vocal fry, I think that is commonly used to get distortion effect. In my opinion, men use distortion in high notes to hide the fact that they sound like girls... ;-)
tmmase 3 years ago
I have never known... is it exhaled or inhaled???
emph44444 3 years ago 3
I don't know, I just do it...
tmmase 3 years ago
The 5 hz to Soprano C was the funniest vocal thing I've ever heard. Sounds like a drum, and a mouse or creeky wheel. 5/5 for that alone. I think you have a good sense of humor, and from your other videos, I know that your voice normally sounds great (within modal registers). What is your voice type? Bass, Tenor or Baritone?
KainTheDragoon 4 years ago
You got the point! Some people take this too seriously.
It seems that I'm a tenor with a low extension. Remains to be seen...
tmmase 4 years ago