What is really supposed to happen to my throat when I'm just learning to growl? As it is now my throat gets hurt a bit below the speech-part of it. So it doesn't affect my speaking voice at all. There is a light taste of blood but everything goes back to normal after a while (a fairly short while depending on how far I push it). Is it supposed to not hurt AT ALL (which I find to be impossible but a lot of people keep saying, "if it hurts, youre doing ir wrong") or is it supposed to hurt, at the beginning, but that will go away in time. (if this is important I'm learning to growl from Tony Bullards example) I hope anyone can help me, or point me in right direction.
I'm really impressed with all you guys who learnt this art. I just started trying myself 2 days ago, and I can just make short words, with a somewhat growl-ish voice, But I suppose it'll come in due time. I made this short recording of me saying A! B! C! D! E! F! G! H! A! And it doesn't sound like an impossibility for me to growl.