Vocal problem: Why can’t I pronounce my bass?!!

It’s normal to be able to sing high notes well when you first learn to sing, because high notes can make people more excited, while low notes are easily ignored. In fact, what people above said, it’s true that you need to make your chest vibrate. There is nothing wrong with exercising to increase lung capacity and practice breathing. But the key is not that you don’t have enough energy now, but that you don’t know how to use it at all. In my experience, singing high notes should become more and more relaxed, while singing low notes should become more and more tense, while the excited singing state should always be maintained.

If you have a vocal cord problem, try looking in the mirror and singing, and look at your Adam's apple. Don't let the Adam's apple float too much when switching from medium to high to low, relax your neck, and try to swing it slowly from side to side when singing.

For the problem of ringing in the chest, just do the exercise of "En" when you have nothing to do. No need to pitch it. You can practice it while sleeping and walking. Put your hand on your chest and place your hand on the "En" Sometimes you can feel the vibration in your chest in the palm of your hand. After you find this feeling, try opening your mouth to make a sound, but still keep your voice in this position.

It’s hard to say specifically. Only you know this kind of thing best, and you have to discover the breakthrough by yourself. In fact, everyone has a threshold in treble and bass. When you can break through this one note, you can often go one to one semitone higher or lower. So come on, remember not to be too impatient, and don't be too impatient. When you encounter difficulties, don't stop and close your mouth and not sing for two days. Use your brain to think about it. Maybe it will suddenly become clear when you open your mouth again. .

Learning vocal music is a long process. It does not require hard work and hard work. You must use your brain to think, listen with your ears, think about the concepts and techniques the teacher has said, and think about the key to your own problems. Record your own voice to listen to the questions, look in the mirror and sing to find the problems; listen to other students' classes, listen to what the teacher praises him for, can you do it, and listen to what the teacher criticizes him for? These are all ways to learn, don’t worry, cheer up and work hard