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Join Date: Jun 2011
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Cure for nasal voice?
As far as i remember i talk kinda nasely i think its because im lazy, but i also sing nasely. Are there any breathing exercises or general exercises that could help me?
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Join Date: Oct 2012
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Hold your breath until you can no longer can, then learn to play the guitar.
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Join Date: Dec 2009
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Greetings from Alfredo Kraus. He tells you not to worry about nasal singing, but instead to take advantage of it in order to become a lyric tenor singing french opera. What I am trying to say: if you can't get rid of it, make it a trademark of your singing ![]()
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Join Date: Mar 2011
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Yeah, there are many nasal singers who sound pretty awesome.
^This one is from ex-yugoslavia.
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Join Date: Mar 2009
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regardless of whether or not you can sound good is a nasal voice, you shouldn't. incorrect technique can be unique but there's no resonance or boldness in a nasal voice.
Diaphragmatic breathing and vocal placement. zen of screaming has a good vocal placement exercise, the one with the pencil, but the rest of it blows. just watch that part on youtube.
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Join Date: May 2012
Location: Scotland
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Cut your nose off.
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Join Date: Jul 2012
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It's most likely because your breathing isn't relaxed, and you have a high voice that naturally goes to the nose. Try singing a scale of notes without moving your mouth and singing your lowest comfortable note in a relaxed way, as if you are sighing. I bet if you relax your breathing properly, then you won't sound as nasally.
Nasal resonance is important in singing, however in your case, this is a nasally voice due to incorrect breathing, and has nothing to do with nasal resonance. Quote:
Yeah I would totally agree that a naturally nasal voice tends to lack in many aspects and points to incorrect breathing. But it's also important to point out the difference between a nasal voice and nasal resonance. The upper 60% of the voice (excluding the range of the whistle register) relies on having a solid nasal resonance, and without that resonance the upper ranges are impossible to sing properly in. Last edited by Doveri : 02-03-2013 at 04:15 PM. |
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Join Date: Feb 2012
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pinch your nose when you're singing, and it should make it pretty easy for you to start to discover what it 'feels' like to not sing nasally.
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