3 ways to use screaming vocals w/ Michael Lessard of The Contortionist

Learn how to use low, medium or high register screaming vocals to add energy, dynamics and movement to a song with Michael Lessard of The Contortionist and the raw multi-tracks for "Reimagined."

He shows how subtle layering of screaming vocals in MULTIPLE registers as background "harmony" vocals can add variation to a vocal part that needs emphasis, and how adding a layer of high pitched screams can help it cut through the mix without being overpowering.

This is a clip from Michael's "Vocals: From Concept To Completion" Fast Track, part of URM Enhanced.

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