E-book:
Unleash the power of your voice in a safe, controlled way — without risking damage to your larynx. "Extreme Vocals: A Beginner's Guide to Singing and Screaming" is an original e‑book created by Mateusz Sibila of Extreme Vocals.
This comprehensive guide, structured training program and practice recordings will lead you step by step into the world of extreme vocals. Learn the biomechanics of screaming, develop techniques such as fry scream, false cord scream & growl, and distortion, and build rock‑solid foundations for healthy, safe, and effective voice emission.
What’s inside the e‑book?
Our product is not just dry vocal‑science theory — it’s a complete training system. The training package consists of precisely structured modules:
Foundations of Voice Emission (Theory & Biomechanics)
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Anatomy of the vocal apparatus, the function of the vocal folds, and supraglottic structures.
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Proper breathing technique, diaphragmatic support, and managing subglottal pressure (appoggio).
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Principles of vocal hygiene, warm‑ups, and cool‑downs.
Extreme Vocal Techniques (Step‑by‑Step Instructions)
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Fry scream: Activating the glottal stop mechanism and controlling compression and airflow.
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False cord scream & growl: Safe activation of the false vocal folds to generate low, powerful tones.
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Vocal distortion: Adding distortion to clean singing while maintaining full resonance and comfort.
BONUS: Practical Audio
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A set of dedicated audio tracks demonstrating each exercise.
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Auditory guidance for checking the accuracy of your phonation techniques.
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Model examples designed to help you build muscle memory more quickly.
Who this vocal technique guide is for
We’ve optimized the content of this e‑book to deliver measurable results for vocalists at every stage of development:
Beginner Extreme Vocalists
Taking your first steps into genres like death metal, black metal, metalcore, or deathcore? You’ll get a ready‑made, proven action plan and a fully structured training program. You’ll skip hundreds of hours of confusion, frustration, and risky experimentation — developing your voice faster and, most importantly, in a completely safe way.
Experienced Metal Vocalists and Frontmen
Already singing in a band but experiencing pain or vocal fatigue after shows? This e‑book gives you a precise audit and diagnosis of your current technique. You’ll learn what you’re doing right, how to eliminate harmful throat‑tightening habits, and how to expand your stage arsenal with new articulation techniques.
Why You Should Implement Our Vocal Training System?
The methodology described in this e‑book isn’t guesswork. It’s a distilled, carefully selected body of knowledge rooted in anatomy and backed by hundreds of hours spent on stage, in the studio, and in 1:1 lessons. As an active musician and vocalist, Mateusz Sibila relies 100% on the very techniques he teaches in this publication.
We eliminate the risk of cognitive bias — you’re getting a tool that has been tested in real‑world conditions and has delivered results for hundreds of vocal students.
Singing Without Tearing Your Throat
Say goodbye to pain, post‑rehearsal hoarseness, and the risk of developing vocal nodules. We teach rigorous phoniatric standards and laryngeal safety.
Ready‑Made Vocal Processes
Instead of chaotic tips, you get a clear cause‑and‑effect sequence — from proper posture and inhalation all the way to a powerful, fully controlled distortion.
Independence and Flexibility
You train at your own pace, in your own home recording setup, always having expert support at hand in the form of demonstration recordings.
What Does the Learning Process Look Like?
You can’t learn to scream overnight, but working with the Extreme Vocals e‑book maximizes and optimizes that time:
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Audit and Technical Foundation
You read the sections dedicated to posture and breathing. You learn proper breath support — without it, no scream or growl will ever sound powerful.
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Understanding the Mechanisms
You familiarize yourself with isolating the correct muscle groups (the false folds and the fry mechanism).
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Audio‑Based Practice
You launch the included audio recordings. You listen, analyze the tone, and repeat the exercises, gradually increasing compression and volume until you reach the target distortion.
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Muscle Memory
You incorporate the exercises into your daily warm‑up routine before rehearsal or a recording session in your DAW.
An Investment in Your Vocal Development
Don’t waste time on free guides that often contradict one another and can lead to irreversible damage to your vocal apparatus. Choose a professional source of knowledge with included audio recordings that allow you to genuinely monitor and control your progress.
Package Price
E‑Book + Audio Exercise Recordings
$10,99
Frequently Asked Questions About Vocal Training
Will using this e‑book really ensure I won’t damage my throat?
The entire Extreme Vocals methodology is built around prioritizing the health and hygiene of your vocal apparatus. The e‑book teaches you how to work with resonance, proper subglottal pressure, and supraglottic structures, completely removing harmful tension from the vocal folds themselves. As long as you follow the principles described, your voice remains safe.
I’ve never taken singing lessons before. Is this guide suitable for me?
Absolutely. The e‑book includes an extensive module dedicated to the fundamentals of vocal production. You’ll learn proper breathing, posture control, and how to produce a clean, stable tone — all of which are essential steps before moving on to growling, screaming, or distortion work.
How do the audio recordings support vocal training when using the e‑book?
Reading about sound can feel abstract. The included audio files work like studio reference tracks. You hear the exact target tone, frequency, and intensity of each exercise, which makes correct reproduction dramatically easier and prevents you from developing harmful, force‑based phonation habits.
Do you teach singing in a specific musical style?
The techniques taught (false cord, fry scream, rasp) have universal biomechanical applications. Once you master the mechanism behind producing them, you’ll be able to freely shape and adapt them to your preferred genre — whether it’s black metal, deathcore, post‑hardcore, grunge, or rock.