How YOU should practice Metal Vocals

Did you know that there is such a thing as practicing too much? In this video, David talks about how to structure your practices so that you get the most out of your voice while still having fun in the process.

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Video produced and edited by David Benites and Rilee Dubilo of Extreme Vocal Institute.

[Catfishtimmy]

So whiskey and Marlboro reds aren’t a good warm up for some lows?

[primalter]

I’m definitely guilty of just screaming along in my car without warming up, so I’m glad I found this to remind me how important warming up is

[Mxrcxl.]

This has to be the most important video when it comes to screaming

[Indaelcio]

You are criminally underrated. The algorithm gets to decide who pops off and not the quality of the videos, sad innit.

[forestgoblin]

I have probably seen most of the videos on youtube teaching screaming at this point, and the stuff you're releasing has been absolutely the best and most useful out there. Keep em' coming!

[oarfish]

You have such a calm, gentle voice. I keep having to remind myself you make screaming tutorials lol

[Javascript_]

I'm practicing screaming since 2014 (for my own) and I a never saw a such informative video like this, this channel is gold for those people that practice screams 🤘🏻🔥

[loudmindpro]

Your emphasis on not just GO GO GOing is so important for me to hear. I'm super excited to get to where I need to be and rushing has been resulting is disappointing outcomes so you've made it clear that it's time to step back and refocus my efforts on learning how to walk before sprinting at 200bpm

[BullsStrength]

To anyone interested in exercise, you can pretty much replace everything he said about training vocals with training your body. Your vocal chords are trained like any other muscle. Don't train too frequently, don't take long breaks from session to session (be as consistent as life allows), and do NOT train to failure. Blowing out your vocals from overtraining is the same concept as blowing out your shoulders from bench pressing too often.

[blackmoonmetalproductions]

I’m trying to develop The Old School Death Metal. Vocals and kind of like that dissection Blackend death metal sound.

[jaymetimmerman]

I'm getting back into this after 10 years, recording at home and hit a wall hard. Got extremely frustrated and ended up throwing out my voice. Your videos have helped me so much getting me back on track, not only the break down of techniques and warm ups but just the advice to just chill out 🤙

[jodiejackson]

I came to learn how to distort my voice, crying with appreciation from the life advice ❤

[Leidaibite]

I love this. I know in vocal therapy they didn't want more than an hour of vocal exercise a day. You got me to subscribe! You clearly know how to do it safe and healthy way

[ErectousMaximus]

Your view on practicing little bits at a time and letting it strengthen and improve reminds me of training in the gym. People who thrash 2hr sessions every day in the gym tend to struggle to progress whereas taking it back to an hour a few days a week allows the body to recover. I guess the vocal muscles aren't any different from hitting the muscles in the gym.
Love the videos man keep it up 🔥

[kamillitwionek]

No.1 extreme vocals teacher in the galaxy! What a skill! <3

[regdenee]

I used to practice every day or at least 5 times a week. But I eventually learned that it's enough for me to practice two times a week that I give at least two days rest in between. Every since I started doing that I felt that I did way more progression in a shorter amount of time than I did when I was practicing every day.

[Rememberingnever]

First 2 min buddy has my exact routine down and I feel exactly like what he described

[davidgrady]

12 years of hardcore vocal and I’m self taught I learned over the years what your saying and I just seen this video and from my experience this knowledge your are teaching has helped me ten fold Thank you so much brother 🙏

[Mateo-kdvm]

Excellent videos. Best content for extreme vocals in YouTube. Love the structure of these videos, so detailed.

[notyouraverageinternetuser]

I’m so glad I found this video, especially for free. Can’t thank you enough