Ways to improve nasal sounds:

(a) adjusting the internal state of the oral cavity

When singing and practicing, if your mouth is too wide, your chin will be pulled too low, your throat will tighten and your throat will be squeezed. This will inevitably make the mouth too big, and at the same time the nasal cavity will become bigger, which will cause the vocal cords to directly hit the nasal cavity and cause nasal sounds. Only by lifting the smiling muscles with the feeling of smiling, and then singing with the feeling of inhaling when smelling the flowers gently, will the voice feel relaxed and no longer boring.

(2) Singing while talking

When pronouncing words, if you overemphasize the methods: open your mouth, put your back down, hold it firmly, and sing your voice full, it will cause muscle tension in your face and oropharynx, and your oropharynx will be too large, so your voice will appear dull and dark. It is more likely to cause nasal sounds. When we practice or sing, we should tell the audience with a pleasant feeling of wanting to talk, which will relax our muscles, open our nasal cavity moderately and make the sound flow naturally.

(3) the sound is concentrated in the front.

For friends with heavy nasal sounds, pay more attention to the front of the sound, let the sound come out of the mouth and directly touch the hard palate, and pull it out of the eyebrows like reeling. Don't press your voice for the richness of your voice, pull it back. Only in this way can you get a focused and bright voice.

(4) The closed tone is the main tone, supplemented by the open tone.

In vocal music practice, we should practice the closed sound more, because the closed sound is in the front, the timbre is bright and easy to concentrate. This will help to reduce the feeling of nasal sounds. As long as you persevere, when you have a certain feeling, you will gradually master the correct and wonderful pronunciation method.

In practice, you can choose vowels that are directly released from your mouth by air sounds, such as A, O, I or ba, bo, bi, etc. In the stage of overcoming nasal sounds, it is best not to practice with nasal consonants or fewer vowels.