Fry Scream Tutorial: Fry Scream in One Minute

It should never hurt. If it does, stop! Take a break and try again later. I hope this helps. If it didn’t, shoot me a message in the comment section and I’ll see what I can do 😁

[Never_fallapart]

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[AdiSings]

You explained in one minute what others try to explain in an entire course! Nice job!

[pvtr]

The cold breath trick helped me a lot to get the fry in the right place, thank you!

[zachary]

That was so much heavier than I expected it to be, holy crap

[Karairoo]

Its always so funny hearing someone talking normally and screaming like that right after😭😭

[JD-bxob]

Not a metal guy at all, didn't know what a fry scream was, just a music producer and rapper and I saw a super quick tutorial about something I wasnt familiar with so I clicked, and, as a complete outsider to the genre, that was phenomenal💯💯💯

[blaincampbell]

Wow holy shit. I’ve watched countless videos from vocal coaches, never could fry scream. Now I got it. Only took another minute after the video ended, damn GREAT job.

[gravityslave]

I cant believe this is being taught. Like you're surfing YT and decide, " _I'm tired of basic knot tutorials...lets learn that Fry scream_ "

[Matt_Autism]

Sounds great and I can feel the difference, I can no longer feel strain on my vocal cords and can instantly talk after. No pressure needed.

[aaabbb-vepo]

I followed these directions and it clicked for me in under two days. The visualization of “like you’re trying to see your breath” helps a lot to gauge just how much air is supposed to be used. Also the “let the mic do the work/ dont yell” is a great tip. My best fry screams are at indoor volume and using mouth shapes to alter the projection. meanwhile if I try to do it super loud that makes it squeaky and some voice escapes into it.

[Mojoclatan]

Very nice, mate. I've added this to my vocal lesson playlist and given a subscribe!

[KingKass]

Bro. I've watched dozens of videos on this by ultra pros, but yours landed the fastest and cleanest. Well done.

[mao]

Being able to simplify a complicated technique this well is a sign of intelligence. Well done man

[punditjudgement]

Holy shit. I have literally watched probably a collective 10 hours of videos on screaming and have literally never been able to get it right, I watched your 70 second video and on the first try belted out the most sick fry scream I've ever attempted. That was probably the most practical and easy to understand and execute technique that could've been instructed. Thank you and I hope you have all the success in the world.

[grasonroylance]

This seriously describes what needs to be done in one minute when other people have full courses on it. Nicely done.

[nikkotakanashi]

First time I see anyone who knows Seether!! They’re incredibly underrated
You’ve explained it better than any other person ever in such little time, I’ve always wanted to scream and this has been the only help.

[Zenithix]

I'm a complete noob to singing and had no idea if I could even properly scream at all but this technique instantly worked and helped me get started :D

[jeb.c.]

Watched different videos, and you explained it in the simplest which works! Thanks

Really hoping you can make the same for false chord

[saviganimal]

that looked so effortless and the outcome was incredible! You explained this so well! Can't wait to try this!!!

[brucepowell]

Def using this. Also appreciate the hoodie and vocal take. Seether has great songs with parts that are good for practicing screaming. Shaun Morgan is a beast