When I sing, I feel the breath coming out of my nostrils when I reach the high notes, right?

I'm sorry to tell you that your method is completely wrong, I can pinch my nose completely when singing, there is no air flow in my nose at all, and there will be a "buzzing" muffled nasal sound, and it is impossible to sing beautiful high notes, your vocal state is like when I couldn't sing well many years ago, you still have a long way to go!

In fact, singing is a physical phenomenon in the final analysis, you use an object that is most suitable for vibration to tense, gently force, or pull or pluck, or knock or blow, so that the object vibrates, and then give a certain resonance, 100% will produce a very beautiful sound, this object suitable for vibration, either like a string, or like a drum surface, or metal, what they have in common is that it is very elastic and must be kept tight, then you just need to find these structures in your body, and give breath support, the beautiful singing is completed, In the human body, only the vocal cords and soft palate are suitable for singing, and I have not found any structure in the nose that is suitable for vibration, so it is wrong for you to pour air into the nose, my feeling is that the breath acts on the vocal cords as a driving force, causing the vocal cords to vibrate, and this vibration spreads to the back of the head to the soft palate, and then the soft palate vibrates, and the singing is completed, and the higher the treble, the stronger the feeling, and so on. I use this method to teach, and many students have been admitted to ** college.

Figure it out for yourself.

Sing too high, that's all.

The landlord had better try to sing a slightly lower song, little by little.

Under normal circumstances, the air on both sides should be about the same. More in the mouth.

When practicing humming, the upper and lower lips should be closed naturally, and the inside of the mouth should be opened, as if the mouth is closed and yawning, and the sound will be expanded to the high position, frontal sinuses, and sinuses, and the sound can be blocked in the nasal cavity to produce a nasal sound.

The nasal cavity plays a resonant role when vocalization. Nasal sound is a part of speech formation, and the degree of nasality is directly related to the quality of speech. The consonants m, n, and ng of speech must be pronounced through the nasal cavity.

During pronunciation, the oral airflow path is blocked, the soft palate is drooping, and the sound produced by nasal ventilation occurs. A type of consonant sound classified by pronunciation method. During pronunciation, the airflow pathway in the mouth is blocked, the soft palate droops, and the airflow passes through the nasal cavity.

Singing is produced by the vibration of the vocal cords, and then through the chest cavity (strong and deep timbre), the laryngopharyngeal cavity and oral cavity (plain white natural timbre), and the nasal cavity (metallic bright timbre) three different sound quality "drums" or "open sounds" to change the sound quality and amplify the voice. The three drums control the bass, midrange, and treble, respectively. The nasal sound you are referring to is the sound produced by the resonance of the nasal cavity, and the most basic requirement is to vibrate the nasal bone (cheekbone) and then focus the sound.

Specific method: When making a sound, use your nose to keep the movement of inhalation, that is, to breathe and sing, feel that you are singing with a breath in the upper part of your mouth, and the sound is sucked up, pulled in the direction of the nose and eyebrows, and the sound feels like your hands being pulled by a kite to the sky. You can make a "ha---yawn" sound practice, the key is how to pronounce the sound between haha and yawn, from which you can experience the feeling of inhaling and vocalizing, Fei Yuqing sang "A Thousand Miles Away" You can experience the exaggerated feeling and method of inhaling and singing.

Learn this method to sing what you call nasal sounds.

Nasal voice is the sound produced by the resonant cavity of the upper part of the human body, and the special emphasis on the use of nasal sound in pronunciation is a singing skill that needs to be trained.

The main thing is to close the soft palate when singing, so that the nasal cavity is pronounced thickly. When singing, the exhaled air flow is as close to the nose as possible, and the sound that comes out of the mouth is slightly suppressed, and the mouth is not too open. There are many ways to do this, so let's take a look at the professional textbooks. I wish you success!

Singing skills, rhinitis nasal accent how to solve this problem, I learned it after reading it.

Practice humming and find resonance

Do it relax! Naturally, it is to squeeze your lower abdomen! With the sound of air! A little higher, with love! The treble can flow naturally! But it must be within your vocal range.

Unable to sing high notes is a common problem.

1 When you pronounce it, you sing with your voice and throat, so you can't go up the high notes.

2 You must learn to use the breath and breathe, and the throat will be relaxed, and the sound will come from the back of the throat, and the breath will come from the dantian.

3 If you pronounce it correctly, put one hand on your chest and feel a vibration in your chest, and the absence of vibration proves incorrect.

4 Ventilation Example: "Borrowing from the Sky for 500 Years" I really want to live for 500 years Ventilation I really want to live for 500 years --- ventilation for --- 100 years.

5 Singing with your voice As long as you sing two or three songs, your voice will be dumb, as if you are blocked by something6 How to practice qi Inhale on an empty stomach and exhale slowly, inhale violently, exhale slowly with the sound of s, practice for ten minutes every day, and after a period of time, the confidence will be enough.

The pronunciation part is incorrect, and I don't know how to use breath.