Vocal Training

[TheFatKid]

I'm trying to get my voice to sound like a cross between Amon Amarth and Behemoth. I've kind of got it down, but I can't really talk and say words, and I can't yell it. Its more of a whisper/growl kind of thing. What should I do to be able to yell and do a deep growl at the same time?

TheFatKid Reviewed by TheFatKid on 03-01-2007. Vocal Training I'm trying to get my voice to sound like a cross between Amon Amarth and Behemoth. I've kind of got it down, but I can't really talk and say words, and I can't yell it. Its more of a whisper/growl kind of thing. What should I do to be able to yell and do a deep growl at the same time? Rating: 5

[Samwhore]

practice practice,

and if your throat hurts, drink some milk

[TheFatKid]

I've gotten to the point where my throat never hurts. Its just a really gay noise comes out when i try and yell.

[thcbongman]

Take voice lessons.

It'll do you alot of good.

[JeenYuss]

spray your throat with shit to numb it an then jus start screaming an yelling at tha top of yr lungs

[Gatekeeper777]

practice practice,

and if your throat hurts, drink some milk

It was rumored in the late 70's that Rod stewart drank JIT to keep his voice in shape.

[Dylmts]

I don't have any tips for the specific sound you're trying to create (mostly cos I don't know what kind of sound you're trying to make) but I do have a lot of warm-ups, excercises and tips on singing in general. It's what I do. If you want to pm me, I'll be only too happy to help if I can.

[TheFatKid]

www.myspace.com/behemothofficial is the sound I'm trying to get.

[Dylmts]

Ok, try doing a vocal fry which is like the sound of a door opening, you're basically closing your throat and only letting a little air through at a time, kinda like a frog croak. It's difficult to explain but get that noise and then try going into a vocal line or talking whilst continuing that vocal fry technique. I hope this helps.

[TheFatKid]

Yeah it does pretty much. Thats what I do now, I just want to learn how to yell and growl.