How to practice singing and practicing confidence? How to practice singing and singing is not enough

Overview. The high and low tones are a problem that many people who like to sing will encounter, and compared to the high notes, many people may not pay so much attention to the bass part, and most of the pop songs nowadays do not have a very low tone, or the part with low notes people have also raised the pitch, so naturally it is not noticed. But in fact, if the bass can be sung well, it will make the whole song more emotional and more moving.

Especially some sad tracks.

Practice method. First of all, the point of singing bass is the loudness of the singing voice. Many people can't make a sound when they touch the bass, and the bass can't sing.

At this time, it is necessary to increase the intensity of breathing, which is to strengthen the practice of breathing, and use the breath to drive the vibration of the throat and make a sound, so that the sound will be more magnetic.

Secondly, to open the throat. Many people have their voices shrunk together when singing, which not only affects the voice, but also easily causes throat fatigue and pain. Opening the throat is the expansion of the throat outward along the circumference of the wall of the pharyngeal lumen, and the essentials are:

Relax your throat and consciously open your pharyngeal cavity around. Open the throat to practice slowly, don't be impetuous, maybe you can open millimeters every day, not so obvious, but over time will go to great progress.

Master the voice change point. The bass voice change point may not be as obvious as the treble, but it doesn't mean that there is none, and some people may think that the bass is just sung directly, and there are no ups and downs, this idea is wrong. The bass is also an important part of a song, which can fully express feelings, and the bass voice change point may be more difficult to grasp and interpret.

The pharyngeal cavity is narrowed when singing high notes (above the second vocal change point), and the pharyngeal cavity diameter is enlarged when singing in the low register.

When the throat is opened to sing, the vibrations of the throat and pharyngeal wall are highlighted, which increases the echo effect of the voice, and it sounds as if the sound is coming from deep in the throat, so that the voice will appear particularly majestic. The key is to open your mouth as if you were yawning, sink your Adam's apple, relax your jaw, and open your mouth as much as you can. This results in the best bass.

The voice is deep but has a certain "bright sound", and if there is no "bright sound" at all, the vocal position is too low.

1. Breathing skills: abdominal breathing, fast inhalation and slow exhalation, inhalation but full abdominal breathing, is a kind of deep breathing that uses the contraction of abdominal muscles to pressurize. The abdominal muscles contract, increasing the abdominal pressure, which pushes the diaphragm upwards and increases the pressure in the chest cavity, which allows the air in the lungs to be exhaled forcefully.

2. Methods of training inspiratory muscle groups:

1. Breath-holding method: inhale first, after inhaling enough, hold the breath, do not exhale, the longer the breath-holding time, the better. Slowly, you can develop the ability to hold your breath for a long time, that is, the ability to fix the ribcage.

2. "Lip springing" exercise: close the lips, that is, hit the lips with breath to make it make a "beep" sound, be sure to make the lips tremble, but also make the lips loud. Use the feeling of slow contraction of the lower abdominal muscles to press the breath and hit the lips and make a sound.

3. "Humming" exercise: use nasal resonance to prepare for higher sounds, and do bridging work for the upper and lower connections of high and low tones. The "humming" practice is to hum with the mouth closed, feel a small saliva in the mouth, erect the nasal cavity, and then inhale deeply and hum.

It is also required that the breath be even and dynamic. Nasal resonance, not nasal resonance, refers to the production of sound through the sinuses, nasal cavity, and palatine sinuses.