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One Guy, 30 Scream-Singing Techniques (Mike Patton)

Scream-singing is a type of singing most commonly associated with screamo, punk, and death metal music genres. Vocalists who scream-sing emit an array of harsh, scream-like sounds from their vocal cords. This aggressive vocal style may seem just like screaming, but there are many techniques and methods behind achieving these sounds. By having one of the widest vocal ranges in the world, Mike Patton has many more tools to achieve qualitatively different screams through the "mixture" (or not) of vocal registers (tonal manipulation, singing through the "zona di passaggio", bi-stable vocal fold adduction, etc.), the lightening or thickening of the voice or the level of involvement of the false vocal cords in said vocal instances. In addition, the position of the mouth or tongue must be considered when emitting the sound. Consequently, the number of scream-singing techniques that he is capable of mastering is much higher than average because the range of possibilities seems endless. 1) Scream with normal voice and regular distortion. 2) Pure whistle scream. 3) Gritty scream or restrained fry scream. 4) False cord scream with true vocal cords presence (adding distortion with an open jaw posture and vocal cry). 5) Chesty growl. 6) Raspy mixed/middle/pulled chest-high larynx voice scream. 7) “Breathing in, breathing out” scream-singing. 8) Mid-range scream with crescendo effect. 9) Whistle tone scream with twang or "nasality". 10) Chest dominant growl (less distortion). 11) Hybrid high scream (fry + false cord). 12) Forward-placed scream with nasality. 13) Standard fry screams (voiceless or with primary cords pulled back). 14) Forward-placed scream with an irregular or more vibrational distortion. 15) Low false cord scream. 16) Falsetto (tone) dominant scream. 17) Twangy head voice scream. 18) Low growl. 19) Pure head voice (reinforced falsetto or weak mixed voice) scream. 20) Standard high screams (everything “in-between” falsetto and whistle register; fuller than falsetto or whistle and lower than whistle). 21) Chest (tone) dominant gritty scream (grit achieved through a bit of throat singing). 22) Pig squeal. 23) Inhaled scream. 24) “Overtone” high scream. 25) Death growl. 26) Reinforced whistle scream. 27) Hiccups-like inhaled scream. 28) Whistle fry. 29) Falsetto (tone) dominant scream with continual distortion. 30) “Possessed” screams (transitioning in and out of head voice/chest voice. Messy vocal placement).