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If you want powerful grit and distortion in your voice, you need to start light. Do this to get good distortion without PUSHING for your sound.

I’ve spent enough time around amplifiers and stage lights to know one thing for sure: Rock and Metal ain't just genres they’re a survival kit. It’s where we scream so the world can hear our healing, and where we turn our struggles into a symphony that shakes the rafters. But as any old road dog will tell you, having the fire in your belly ain't enough if you don't have the technique in your throat and the business in your head. That’s why I’m looking at the Rock Singing Success Team with a lot of respect. It’s rare to find a place that respects both the Craft and the Life. Most folks want the Rockstar dream, but they don't want the vocal scales or the tour routing that makes it a reality. You gotta protect the instrument to keep the dream alive. I want to hear from the vocalists and the heavy hitters in this circle: 1. The Craft: What’s the one note or technique that’s been kicking your tail lately? 2. The Life: What’s the biggest road lesson you’ve learned about keeping a band together without losing your mind? Let’s get some real talk going. We're all under the same roof here.

I saw some bald-headed guy who claims to be able to teach how to sing, tell his audience it had been too long since he had reacted to some Sleep Token. You can have a high level of respect for someone or a low level of respect. Is it possible to have a negative level ofrespect for someone? Every "reactor" is a wannabe actor. Some are more cringe than others but one thing's for sure: None of them ever went to acting school. "Understatement? No, I don't do that. I merely put in the song that the almighty algorithm told me would get me the most views and then I pretend to have multiple orgasms while listening to their song that I have never heard before...whether I like it or not. How do yo do that? I copy Meg Ryan's scene in "When Harry Met Sally" You're a fraud. You know that, don't you? "Yes, and proud of it!!!! My first time reactions convince the more needy of my followers that they have excellent taste in music...and so do I"! If you have a vocal coach who does reactions, ask: "Are you certified to be a vocal coach"? If they say yes, then ask: "Do you have any diplomas from acting schools"? When they inevitably answer no, then ask them, how about sticking to to the thing in which they actually have some expertise? Just a thought!

There's a way to make singing high EASY. Ultimately, singing high is a balance of compression and air support. To sing high with ease, just add this.