Nail Rasp and Distortion in Singing! – Ramsey Voice Studio

Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1F-PjS9HHDg

Summary

Summary

The discussion revolves around the fascinating world of vocal effects like rasp and distortion, generated by the vibration of false vocal cords in conjunction with true vocal folds. While less common in traditional Western classical music, these techniques are prevalent in rock, metal, grunge, and punk genres. Vocal distortion can be practiced safely through exercises that shouldn’t replace good technique, requiring caution as excessive use may cause vocal problems.

Highlights

• False vocal cords produce unique sounds when contracted while singing.
• Distorted sound is common in heavier music styles like rock, metal, grunge, and punk.
• To practice distortion safely, start with low notes, maintain a clean tone, and progress gradually.

Key Takeaways

• Experimenting with distortion should be done cautiously and slowly to avoid vocal damage.
• Practicing proper singing technique and breathing control is essential for safe vocal practice.
• Personalized feedback from a vocal coach can help in mastering the voice through courses like Complete Singing Course: Master Your Voice.