For exhales, you generally get a "meaner" sound, listen to the band Mayhem for highs and almost any death metal band for lows. Inhales seem used more in "core" sub-genres, you would most likely end up with the "pig squeal"

That's what I thought. I already know a lot about how to do regular death metal vocals, but can anyone post a detailed, in depth how to on how to do exhale death metal vocals?

Im over that phase, i just need to learn how to handle lyrics better, thats the hard part that can make me lose my balance and hurt my troath.
If i would just growl without using words then i could do it all day without problem.
But im getting the idea of how to pronounce words.

Hey could someone please give me any tips on how to sound a bit like Abbath from Immortal? Me and my band are covering the song Sollarfal and well those vocals are kinda weird. Thanks in advance to any help given.

The main technique I use is what I call "supervoicing." It's difficult to explain over text, but to get the sound, first make an "ssssss" sound. Then make a "zzzz" sound. You'll notice that these sounds have your mouth in the exact same position, but your throat is applying more pressure to your vocal chords to cause them to buzz. It's not an "on/off" thing, though. Try to slowly transition from the "sss" sound to the "zzz" sound. You'll feel the pressure slowly building, until eventually you pass the point where it becomes "zz" instead of "sss".

That's the difference between a voiced sound and a voiceless sound. The Z sound is the voiced version of the S sound, which is voiceless. If you keep putting pressure on, you'll eventually get to the supervoiced sound, which is a growl tone. It's best to practice speaking in a normal volume voice with this supervoicing and getting used to it so you can be relaxed and still bring the sound out. Otherwise you'll strain and possibly hurt yourself.

It'll sound pretty stupid at a low volume, but put a lot of power (power comes from the diaphragm!! not the chest or throat) into it and it will then sound awesome, with practice.

Spend an hour everyday singing the Popeye the Sailorman song. And eat lots of spinach.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZ9SYgTk_hY

See the resemblance in their voices? That song is rather short so if you manage to imitate that voice you should be able to move on to immortal songs. I'm absolutely serious.

Hahahaha yeah that could really work, and to be honest I never thought that Abbath sounded a bit like Popeye xD well thanks for the advice. I will practice with that song (and eat spinach).

Will you let me now how it worked out for you after the show?

Sure I'd do it but I've been kinda bussy lately and haven't got any time for even practicing vocals

My vocals quite resemble with Frank Mullen's. Can anyone help me with any guideline on how to convert these growls into some Dying Fetus gurgles? Thank you.

Frank Mullen's at what point of his career? His growls now are nothing like his growls on Effigy of the Forgotten, Human Waste, and even the Reincremated demo.