• 234: How To Get A Dirty, Aggressive Vocal Sound

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234: How To Get A Dirty, Aggressive Vocal Sound

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    Episode show notes:

    This time we're answering an interesting listener question.

    Tim asks:

    "I have one question I would love to ask your advice on and I reckon you will know exactly what I'm asking:

    I can sing fairly well technically, but I would love more grit and aggression in my tone.

    In your experience, is trying to achieve this through training and technique even a thing? (Vocal Fry etc.)

    Or should I just own what I have and accept that isn't my voice?

    Also how much can you realistically achieve this tone through
    pre-amps/gain reduction/distortion etc.?"


    Tim, here comes your answer!

    Enjoy!


    PS: Please join the conversation by leaving a comment, a rating and review, or a post inside our free Facebook community.


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Here are three next steps for you to take:

1. Get our free video training & checklist, "Standout Mixes - The DIY Musician's Guide To Exciting Mixes That Stand Out And Connect":
theselfrecordingband.com/standoutmixes
-
2. Apply for The Self-Recording Syndicate, our personalized coaching program!

It all starts with a free clarity call where we talk about your music, give you feedback and a step-by-step roadmap that you can then implement on your own, or together with us.

Best case: We end up working together and completely transform the sound of your music forever.

Worst case: You get an hour of free coaching, feedback and recommendations for what to do next.

Sounds fair? Cool. Apply now and book your free clarity call:
theselfrecordingband.com
-
3. Join the free Facebook Group ("The Self-Recording Band Community"):
theselfrecordingband.com/community
--

Episode show notes:

This time we're answering an interesting listener question.

Tim asks:

"I have one question I would love to ask your advice on and I reckon you will know exactly what I'm asking:

I can sing fairly well technically, but I would love more grit and aggression in my tone.

In your experience, is trying to achieve this through training and technique even a thing? (Vocal Fry etc.)

Or should I just own what I have and accept that isn't my voice?

Also how much can you realistically achieve this tone through
pre-amps/gain reduction/distortion etc.?"


Tim, here comes your answer!

Enjoy!


PS: Please join the conversation by leaving a comment, a rating and review, or a post inside our free Facebook community.


--

For links to everything we've mentioned in this episode, as well as full show notes go to: theselfrecordingband.com/234
--


If you have any questions, feedback, topic ideas or want to suggest a guest, email us at: podcast@theselfrecordingband.com

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