How To Sing With A Raspy Voice The SAFE Way! Sing RASPY without KILLING your voice!

@Tom-nc5qv Yeah, and Mark Hamill is also in a band Called ABBA with Travis Tritt…

Your natural talking voice sounds alot like jon bon jovi 🤣nice vid very helpful

You think Chester Bennington was doing it wrong since his voice got noticeably weaker over time and tiny? I think he had to get surgery don’t at one point but I forget.

Your distortion voice is really good when doing that Bryan Adams song. That’s almost exactly the tone I’d go for in distortion, very musical sounding like a guitar over driving the tubes.

now thats unfair. even your talking voice is amazing....
besides that, nice coaching. Very helpful!

completely unrelated, but this reminds me a little bit of how when a lot of people try to imitate that "old timey" Southern accent, particularly a nonrhotic variety (no R's after vowels), there's a tendency to go waaay to whispy and let too much air out and devoice stuff, it just doesn't sound right.
In reality a proper southern accent is very.. connected is what always comes to mind. See when you make your voice whispy, air's coming out and it's devoicing the sounds you're making. When you don't do that, there's this buzzing smoothness that continues all throughout the utterance, and that's part of a Southern accent, it's like a legato feel.

Who knew all my years of singing Living on a Prayer by Bon Jovi I was nailing it as a child

after practicing raspy way is it normal to have a weird feeling at uvula?
And I also tried not to give out air out while practicing

as long as you keep practicing this little by little and the first time it worked but pitch shifting higher with this technique is hard, theoretically with that more practice overtime it should get better/easier right?
Going for the mnemic vocals style, i think youd enjoy "i've been you" check it out so you know what I mean

Excellent lesson! Thank you!

Great explanation and demo!

Ive watched so many videos and I still dont understand

Could you try doing Tom Araya’s voice? I’m a big fan of Slayer and I’d really like to have his kind of singing voice.

I seem to loose all of the raspy sound the second i get loud any tips?

What’# your take on Rod Stewart rasp? Same thing?

Nasal sound sounds so weird alone, but when you add reverb it's actually good

stop talking so fucking much

THX DUDE

Interesting, but a singer like Josh Todd sounds like he's doing it the wrong way. It's odd, but for me it depends on the song. I can sing "Ace of Spades" like Lemmy the right way, but when it comes to other songs, like "Lit Up" by Buck Cherry, I have more difficulty without doing it the wrong way. I think the "Correct Way" leans heavily on the microphone and the wrong way is as if you don't have that amplifier.

the second way is very axl rose

Thank you this video helped me so much!!

I'm trying to sing similar to Blackie Lawless from W.A.S.P.. It's not easy trying to sing that high. I hope to one day nail it though.

I'm trying to sing similar to Blackie Lawless from W.A.S.P.. It's not easy trying to sing that high. I hope to ine day nail it though.

They both sound weird

When I go in my vocal fry, I end up in the whistle notes. Lol

Hey man, I do the same thing as you... but I get into fry scream very easily with that technique. I am trying with the healthy technique but it comes out more like a fry scream... or is that just me😅

So this technique only works while singing the falsetto?

When I try this I feel discomfort in the top of my mouth. Feels like the roof of my mouth is irritated both in the top front and top back. Its directly on the hard palette no idea why.

I lose my pitch control when I use vocal fry. Any tips?

Please teach us girls how to get the rasp that Gwen Stefani had when she was in No Doubt. I love her voice and I wanna learn her technique 😊

Awesome stuff! I would love to see you do one on Rod Stewart 😊

Thanks for the tutorial.

I wanted to sound like Bryan Adams i got Axl Rose.

My cat went from purring contentedly to full on defensive mode hearing some of the noise you made in this video.

even if you learn this you will never have the voice of henning may

Not trying to be negative, but whats up with the polyphonic overtones in your voice? I assumed you were demonstrating the wrong way, but it was present in mostly all examples.

nah bro you just didnt make it, nice try though

Youre a Luke a like

grit?

how do you project if you're holding back air?

Sometimes i just think these guys just drink a lot of booze and smoke a lot of cigarettes and are lucky that they can still sound hot

May the rasp be with you, young Jedi!

Thank God I found you!!! Two videos in and you’ve helped more with what I’m trying to learn than 4 vocal coaches and the many you tube videos I’ve watched!!! You don’t over talk. You say it then demonstrate it!! Perfect!!! And you’re funny as hell. Much love dude!! Thank you!!!❤

You're awesome! This is actually a technique I use for metal screams, I haven't been able to limit it. Could you make a video on a light false cord rasp?

That's not vocal rasp, that's vocal fry

Thank you so much for this video.
For me this is the hardest part of singing, I've learned from vibrato, belting, etc all succeed but this one keep buggin me and I'm still not adapted yet, I can use a little raspy voice on lower note but not on higher note. 😫 Hopefully I'm able to learn it soon.

Btw, I really would like to see you discuss about Phil Collins, his unique and raspy voice in his song "All Against All Odds", he is the reason I want to learn to sing. Cheers.

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