How to Avoid Singing Through Your Nose
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Though nasal singing is appropriate for some styles of music its generally not a pleasant sound to hear. The nasal sound is created when the soft palate on the roof of the mouth is lowered allowing air to escape through the nasal cavity. Luckily its pretty simple to correct. With some tips and tricks you can easily outsmart this common vocal roadblock. Identify your soft palate. The roof of your mouth is made up of apalate and a soft palate. If you touch it with your tongue you can identify.
Practice lifting your soft palate. Imagine there is a ping pong ball in the back of your mouth. You would need to have your soft palate lifted if there were an object back there taking up space.
Practice talking with your soft palate raised. Raise your soft palate and speak. You can try talking to yourself or doing something like reading a book out loud with your soft palate raised. It may feel and sound silly but you will train yourself to be able to lift the soft palate on demand. This can also help you learn how to make noise with your mouth while raising your soft palate.
Practice singing with your soft palate raised. Once you are rather comfortable talking with your soft palate raised practice singing. You should notice a difference in the tone of your voice.Speak the phrase, and try to say the phrase straight out of the mouth
People with a nasal voice can sound as though they're speaking through a clogged-up or runny nose, which are both possible causes
During vocal exercises and songs, the breath should be taken through slightly parted lips as if you are sipping the air and it is cooling the back of the relaxed throat
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00:06 Identify your soft palate
00:38 Practice lifting your soft palate
00:54 Practice talking with your soft palate raised
01:14 Practice singing with your soft palate raised
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