How do you breathe when singing? How is the breath when singing

Sing with your dantian. Try putting your hand on your abdomen while singing. Then when you sing, feel that all the sounds are running over your head. This is the essence of singing, as for the problem of ventilation, do more monosyllabic vocal exercises.

The breath inhalation when singing is tired of dying of the feeling of inhaling that breath before brushing your teeth, it is very deep very quickly, if you want to practice, you can practice the dog Haqi, this trick is more effective!!

For many people who love to sing, or friends who often watch singing competitions, they are definitely no stranger to the word dantian. But I believe there is still a big problem with how to use it in singing.

My belly won't sing? Don't you know how to use Dantian?

Singing should use dantian! You have to use the dantian to make a sound! A phrase that is often heard.

But what is always confusing is, how to use the dantian to make a sound? In fact, Dantian doesn't know how to speak! The dantian is used to support and stabilize the breath, and the position of the sound must be our vocal cords.

Many friends on the Internet will ask, is the dantian shrinking inward or outward? Remember, the use of dantian is not to support the belly, nor to shrink the belly, but the use mentioned earlier"Uh-huh"of strength to do support.

Try to shout some high-pitched songs at the beginning, and the rest will be easy to grasp ......

1 minute to explain how to breathe correctly when singing.

Most people are singing with the wrong way they breathe, you know?

Shallow breathing or clavicle breathing. This breathing technique, which is rarely used in modern singing, is considered to be the wrong breathing technique. The main disadvantages of this breathing method are:

First, because only the upper part of the chest cavity, that is, the shoulder is raised, the inhalation is not deep, and the capacity of the breath is small. second, the inhalation is too shallow, and the ability of the diaphragm and abdominal muscles to control the breath is lost; Thirdly, due to the exhalation of the breath from the upper chest, the larynx, neck muscles, lower palate and tongue base are compressed, affecting the expansion of the vocal range and the unity of the vocal area, and the lack of due color variation. Singing with this breathing method produces a tight, stiff sound.

2. Abdominal breathing This is a breathing method that mainly relies on descending the diaphragm and uses abdominal muscles to control breathing, which is called abdominal breathing. People who use this breathing method do not understand the structure of the respiratory organs, so they think that the qi should be inhaled into the lower stomach (in fact, the qi can only be inhaled into the lungs, but not into the lower abdomen), so the breath is inhaled too deeply. The main disadvantages of this breathing method are:

First, due to the exhaustion of the diaphragm during inhalation, the abdomen is distended, the ribs of the chest cavity are compressed, and the breath capacity is not large; second, to control breathing only with the abdomen and diaphragm, losing the ability of the thoracic intercostal muscles to control breathing; Thirdly, the inhalation is too deep, so that the breath can not actively form due pressure on the vocal cords, and the sound emitted is hollow, weak, lacking mellow and bright color, and it is especially difficult when there is a high tone.

3. Combined chest and abdomen breathing This is a breathing method that uses the chest, diaphragm and abdominal muscles to control breathing. This breathing method is widely used in China's excellent opera singing methods and modern European singing methods. Its main advantages are:

First, the active role of the singing respiratory organs is fully mobilized, so that the chest, diaphragm and abdominal muscles cooperate with each other to complete the task of controlling breath. secondly, due to the simultaneous use of lowering the diaphragm and opening the ribs during inhalation, the thoracic cavity is fully enlarged and the capacity of the breath is large; Third, the ability to control the breath is strong, the exhalation is even, controlled, and can adjust the strength of the exhalation momentum, so that the high, low, strong and weak changes of the voice can be controlled freely; Fourth, there is a clear breathing fulcrum, which expands the vocal range and harmonizes the high, middle and low vocal areas.

Of the above three forms of singing breathing, the first two are used for singing, which is obviously inappropriate. The third type of combined chest and abdomen breathing, by far considered scientific and artistic, is also something that every singer should learn and master.