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Start with breathing exercises. Respect exercises will allow you to better control the tone and duration of your singing. No wonder: singers who can breathe deeply and consistently make better use of the voice.
Practice opening your glottis. Relax and open your mouth like a fish out of water. Start flexing your face muscles a bit.
Try the following breathing exercise before warming up:
Begin by breathing a few times deeply. Imagine that the air is very heavy as you breathe.
Let the air fall below the navel, on your diaphragm. Release the air and repeat several times.
Get a light feather pillow and practice keeping it in the air, as if you were juggling the feather using air. Blow up the feather gradually so that it rises very high and try to keep it there.
Do not let your chest go down while holding the pen in the air. Try to keep the air stream coming out of your diaphragm.
2 Then start to warm up. Their vocal chords are a muscle, just like their biceps, and they need to be warmed up before a "heavy lifting." You can warm up in different ways.
Practice the larger scales, starting with the middle C, lowering the notes before climbing. Do not force yourself before you're actually singing and try to do it slowly. As warming continues, you'll be better off joining all the notes on the scales.
The notes that you must do begin at C-D-E-F-G-F-E-D-C and move up or down half tone for each new scale.
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Find your vocal extension. Its vocal extension is the measurement of tones that you can sing, between the smallest and the highest note. Try any kind of classical music scale (you can easily find them with an online search) and see which low notes and which high notes are impossible for you to sing clearly.
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Try to sing a song you like with a voice recorder nearby. Make sure the music is low and your voice is what the recorder will capture. After you have finished singing, make sure you are singing in the right key. Also, check to see if you:
He is articulating the words, especially the vowels, clearly. In the beginning, exaggerate in the articulation of words; Practice to actually speak the words correctly.
You're breathing properly. Difficult vocal parts will require you to keep your tone for a long period of time. You need to take a deep breath to do this.
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Drink plenty of water. Drink warm water for best results, as this will relax your vocal chords. Give your body time to soak up the water. Avoid dairy products or thick drinks like vitamins just before singing.
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Practice daily. Every day, practice your breathing exercises, warm up routine and corner recording. Look in the recording parts where you do not hit the note and become unsafe. It may take several weeks of practice just to sing a single song.
