How do beginners practice singing breath?

Before I started singing, I practiced bel canto for two years, which gave me a deep understanding. The basics of breath helped me a lot. Generally speaking, people who have never learned vocal music have a very flat voice, and they pronounce it from the position where they usually speak (throat). We call their voice "white", without color or filter. Below I will describe the method of practicing bel canto.

The sound should originate from the lower abdomen. Imagine that the sound passes through the back of the spine, to the back of the head, and to the back of the mouth. The entire sound should be upright and backward. Please look for this feeling: you take a big bite of an apple, expose your upper teeth, and make a "hmm" sound while biting it down. Feel the sound at the back of the mouth and the upper part of the nasal cavity. This is one of the bel canto sounds. ***Ming point. Next, lower your breath, expand your lower abdomen, press your lower abdomen slightly, and speak at the same position. For male voices, press the Adam's apple. For female voices, focus on the position of the voice at the back of the head. You will find that the sound is louder than before. Regular practice against the wall will help your voice, because leaning against the wall can contact your back spine, making it easier for you to find the feeling, and the sound of the chest can vibrate with the wall, making it easier for you to find the chest. *Ming feeling. Start with the practice of "Mi~Ma" and gradually increase it, which will help you practice high-pitched breath; then practice from high to low, repeat this way, and one day you will find the feeling. Bel Canto pays attention to "transparency", and often imagines that one's voice is upright, not flat;

In addition, it also pays attention to "singing", the sound passes through the chest or the vagina above the chest. After ringing, it will be very round and full. To experience the humming sound, you can do this: close your mouth and make a "hmm" sound with a slightly affectionate feeling. If the "hmm" is longer, you will feel your head and chest vibrating. If your breath is good, This kind of ringing sound will add a lot of color to your voice. If you listen carefully to the speeches of some tall Americans, you will know what chest ringing is (the chest structure of foreigners is more likely to produce chest ringing). ? Another thing I would like to mention is lung capacity. Singers need a large lung capacity to sing, such as some very long and breathless melodies. Don't end up with red faces and heavy breathing after singing. Lung capacity requires regular exercise to maintain lung capacity. In addition, mastering certain skills can make up for some lack of lung capacity. First of all, you need to practice your breath. A good vocal method can control the flow of sound through the throat. For example, when singing the sentence "...I'm not afraid of you betraying me...", a singer with unstable breath may suddenly change "Afraid" "The sound of the word was sung in an explosive way, and the air that was originally insufficient in the lungs was released immediately. It would be strange if there was a long sentence that did not allow for breathing, and it would not suffocate him to death. Singers with good breath skills can control the flow of these pops, and there will be no flapping sounds in the microphone when singing.

So I suggest you put a candle in front of your mouth when practicing your voice, and try to keep the candle from shaking while practicing! This way your Qi will remain in your body for a longer period of time. Think about it, do you hold it in for a long time by exhaling all the time, or hold it in and hold it in for a long time? Of course, this also requires the singer to relax and not be nervous. When you are nervous, your heart beats faster and your breath becomes unsteady

I can only say so much here, and it all depends on perception. However, I would like to remind you that voice training is the basis for singing pop songs. Do not use voice training methods to perform pop songs directly. That will be too artificial, and you will be like Yan Weiwen singing "nothing". ? Some friends said that this kind of expression is difficult to understand. If you want me to tell you who among the pop singers has a clear breath, it will be easier to understand based on your feelings. This is also an effective method. Personally, I think that female singers should listen more to "Zhang Huimei", she has a naturally transparent breath; male singers should listen more to "Man Wenjun", he really relies on breath to sing. In addition, Jacky Cheung The atmosphere is very good, but for teaching, Man Wenjun is more suitable