How to practice your breath when singing, and how to practice your breath when singing.

1, singing with breath, you must first practice your breath, and then you must have enough vital capacity, which is what we often say about how to connect the breath of singing, otherwise it will be easy to break when you encounter long notes. As for vital capacity, you need to do more exercise to train. When practicing vocal music, relax your whole body, open your mouth as wide as possible and feel that your whole body is transparent. The most important thing is to open your vocal cords, but not the feeling of yawning.

2, you can usually do more deep breathing and slow breathing exercises. It's best to stand up first when practicing speaking, so it's easy to find the breathing state. If you want to sit, sit up straight and lean forward slightly.

3. Breathing when learning to sing is different from breathing in life. It is conscious, purposeful and skillful breathing. We should understand the respiratory organs, because these organs are involved in the whole process of respiratory movement, which helps us to master the correct breathing methods.

4. Be good at using it and keep your lips together, so as to keep the pressure balance between your chest, abdomen and lips.

5, issued a "vibration, vibration" breath, to make the voice loud and full of gas, it is necessary to have a full breath. Take a deep breath. Persevere and keep a certain breathing pressure at all times.

6. When singing high notes, pay attention to raising your eyebrows. If you can't afford it, you can't lift your head. The sound of meditation emanates from the top of the head.

7. When singing bass, you should hold your chest and not bow your head. The sound of meditation emanates from the chest.

8. Relax your mouth and sing with the strength of your abdomen. Sing as softly as possible.

9. Try to sing a little rounder in your mouth, and don't sing hard in your throat. You can touch your throat to see if it has hardened.

10, when singing, open your mouth as wide as possible. When breathing, breathe in through your mouth, not your nose.