What to do if the nasal voice is heavy Is there a way to change it

If you need or insert **, please click on the title to go to the question details page I am also a **enthusiast Although I am now an ordinary worker in a public institution.

But I once broke through for two years because of my love for **, and I wrote songs, arranged, recorded, and sang by myself.

The problem of heavy nasal voice turned out to be bothering me as well.

To put it bluntly, there is a problem with your pronunciation.

Nasal sounds are actually when the breath (the so-called sound) comes out of the chest, part of it goes into the nasal cavity, part of it comes out of the throat, and when it is mixed, it becomes nasal, and the sound is muffled and not clear enough. Let's not talk nonsense about those theoretical things, let's just talk about my own experience, the sound without a nasal voice, is that you pinch your nose and try to sing and let the voice come out of your throat completely. It's hard at first, but to feel the sound coming out of the chest--- throat --- mouth, and that feeling is like you yawning Is it understandable? Then find a *** or a mobile phone Let's use the words you thought were nasal to sing a few words in the way you usually sing and the feeling I just said It's the difference between nasal and non-nasal It's important that you feel that feeling It's much easier for you to change it again Also, during the practice you can make the voice a little bit back It's like bel canto Folk songs are pronounced later, like tenor singers Although you think it's funny, but it's helpful for you.

Finally, inhale and exhale It is also very important to exhale as much as possible every time you exhale and then inhale Even if you can't make a sound at the end of a song, you can exhale it all and then inhale If you inhale and exhale unevenly, it will lead to a lack of high or long breath Of course, this is a problem to consider later. I have written so much I hope it will help you I like to communicate with friends who love ** Slowly feel and practice slowly I hope you sing better and better Good luck.

Go to the hospital for an examination, be able to physically ** on physics**, and in addition, contact the way of pronunciation, change the breath or something, record yourself and listen to yourself, and slowly find a way of speaking that is not nasal.

Go to the ENT department to see if it is a narrow nasal passage.

Yes, no, hehe.

It is often caused by nasal congestion, and as long as the nasal congestion is improved, the symptoms of rhinitis can be quickly eliminated. If the symptoms are not too severe, you can use massage massage to relieve them, such as massaging the temples, the root of the nose, or massaging the Hegu acupoint, which is more effective in relieving the symptoms of nasal congestion. You can also use a hot towel to warm up the root of the nose, which is also good for alleviating the phenomenon of nasal sound.

If the effect is not obvious, you need to take anti-cold medicine**, which can also effectively relieve the symptoms of cold nasality.

The nasal voice is very strong, and most of the reasons are because of chronic rhinitis and sinusitis. At this time, the main focus is to improve nasal ventilation and reduce nasal secretions, and nasal spray drugs can be used to supplement Shuliang or Raynoldot, combined with rhinitis drugs, such as rhinitis capsules, Xanthium rhinitis dripping pills, and stimulation drugs Mushutan or Ginoton. If the nasal voice is severe due to nasal polyps, deviated septums, adenoid hypertrophy, and nasal malignancy, surgery should only be considered after a definitive diagnosis**.

Is the heavy nasal voice due to illness? If you are sick, you can go to the hospital**, **just get better.

Rhinitis is uncomfortable, nasal speech, 3 minutes of exercise a day to promote the body's self-healing.

You can try it finally**, and then do more exercise on a regular basis.

<> "1. Adjust the internal state of the mouth.

When singing and practicing the voice, if the mouth is too open, it will cause the jaw to pull down too much, making the throat tight and the throat squeezing. This will inevitably make the mouth too wide, and at the same time, the nasal cavity will also be widened, causing the vocal cords of the vocal plexus to penetrate the nasal cavity and cause nasal sounds. Only by lifting the laughing muscles with the feeling of smiling, and then singing with the feeling of inhaling when gently smelling the fragrance of flowers, will you feel that your voice is relaxed and no longer muffled.

2. Sing in a state of speech.

When biting and pronouncing words, if you overemphasize the method: if you want to open your mouth, put down your head to stabilize, and sing your voice full, etc., it will cause tension in the oropharyngeal muscles of the face, and the oropharynx will become too large, so that the sound will be muffled and dark. It is more likely to cause nasality.

When we practice our voice or sing, we have to speak to the audience with a pleasant, like we want to speak, so that the muscles will relax, the nasal cavity will be opened moderately, and the sound will flow naturally.

Third, the sound is concentrated and front.

For students with a heavy nasal voice, they should pay more attention to the concentration of the voice, so that the voice will come out of the mouth and be dragged out of the eyebrows like a thread. Don't press your throat in order to get the fullness of your voice, and pull your voice back into the pharynx. Only by practicing in this way will you get focused, colorful, bright sounds.

Fourth, it is mainly closed 0 tone, supplemented by open 0 tone.

In the vocal practice, the students should be instructed to practice the closed accent more, because the sound of the closed accent is forward, the timbre is bright, and it is easy to concentrate. This will help students experience the sensation of reduced nasal sounds. As long as you persevere, when you have a certain feeling and then under the guidance of the teacher, you will slowly master the correct and wonderful vocal method.