Hey there! I wonder where to start here... watched some videos (also the start here once) and appreciate the service so far. Now I'm thinking of buying the rock singing complete course. Would this be a good step to start singing/ rock singing without any former professional trainings?

I have been working on vowel anchoring. I struggle jumping around with pitches, but anything else of note with these? https://youtu.be/OS0vzLTWHjk

hi guys, been learning screaming for about a week now and having some trouble. I'm practising my foundation for fry scream (via witch's cackle > light fry > old man grunt), but every scream I do there's this constant, monotone 'grinding' noise, despite me feeling rather relaxed and not experiencing any pain throughout the process. how do I get rid of / reduce it? thanks

The most rock'n roll that rock'n roll gets, AC-DC! They have been one of my favourites for most of my (short) life. And as many of you know, they are split into two main eras: Pre 1980 with the legendary BON SCOTT on lead vocals, and post 1980 with the iconic BRIAN JOHNSON! Now with the help of this community, among others, I finally got my connected full voice up to the high e, the high note present in most of Bon Scotts early rock epics!!! The E5 is a note hit in most of those early hits, but I have never heard him go higher than that without falsetto/reinforced falsetto. So thank you for helping me train that integral note (singing my vowels right was the last missing piece btw) I can do all the Bon Scott-era songs somewhat more correctly, now that falsetto isn't my only option anymore! And that's actually what I came here to ask... The second main singer, Brian Johnson, gets a lot of both praise and ridicule online. One eternal discussion is whether he sings in a connected "mixed-voice" like Bon Scott did, or does he just distort his falsetto and sing everything without connection to chest. His singing (especially on studio albums) is even higher up than the late Mr.Scott's, so do I just screech through the songs, or do I get another reason to train my connected full voice EVEN HIGHER?😰 I have the potential for a connected A5, but as of right now it's still unusable. Im getting there though, thanks again to this wonderful community and it's experts!!!🤩

What’s the hardest part for you when it comes to finishing a song? 🎤 Lyrics? 🎼 Beat? 🎛️ Structure or arrangement? I’m working on something that might help curious to hear your pain points so I can create better tools and collabs. Appreciate your insights 🙌