Screaming.
This is a technique in which the vocalist makes something like a scream in a high tessitura, while such overtones as, for example, wheezing, may appear in the voice. Usually this type of extreme vocal is used by men, but there is also female screaming.
One of the varieties of screaming is
makeup
- this scream sounds less hysterical than classic screaming, while at a lower tessitura, during makeup, the ligaments seem to rub against each other, which makes it possible to achieve a hoarse crackling sound. Another type of screaming is
shrike
- this scream sounds like a howl of a wolf.
Growling.
This is a type of singing in which the vocalist makes sounds similar to a roar, uterine seething. Growling is often used in combination with other vocal techniques, so the combination of growling and female vocals is very popular. The performer of the growling is recommended to have a bass, so the growling will be as convincing as possible. Increasingly, this type of extreme technique is used in combination with pure singing.
In these techniques, you can see for yourself that there is enough hoarseness in the voice. But I would like to draw the attention, especially of beginner vocalists, to the fact that if you want to use extreme types of technique, you first need to learn how to just sing, classical vocals, develop and strengthen your vocal cords. Indeed, if you practice extreme vocals incorrectly, you can damage your apparatus very much and you will have to forget about singing forever. So go ahead, but do not forget about safety
