How to make voice melody?
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> At first Remember that practice makes a man as well as a woman perfect. Try to practice a lot alone, or in public as you like. And don't get nervous either way, it'll spoil the song or the tune.
> Try to be simple, not too much efforts and not too much boring. Try to focus at the ends of a line you've sung. If it's not good, the start of the next lines gonna be bad.
> Try practicing with a group, as you've noticed that you sing much better in one than you sing when your Alone.
> At first Remember that practice makes a man as well as a woman perfect. Try to practice a lot alone, or in public as you like. And don't get nervous either way, it'll spoil the song or the tune.
> Try to be simple, not too much efforts and not too much boring. Try to focus at the ends of a line you've sung. If it's not good, the start of the next lines gonna be bad.
> Try practicing with a group, as you've noticed that you sing much better in one than you sing when your Alone.
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Go back to the words and try to sing them with in the same “spoken” voice that you used on the syllable “ba.” Again, don't try to make it sweet sounding or pretty. Odds are you're now singing the melody on pitch and in tune in the low part of your voice. That's a great start.To get the most out of the vocal exercises, try these helpful tips:
Always stand with the straightest back possible.
Breathe deeply from the diaphragm, not just the chest.
Begin each practice session by gently massaging the jaws and tongue base.
Keep the tongue near the front of the mouth to avoid nasal tones.
Breathe from your low belly.
Place one hand on your stomach, just underneath your belly button.
Drop your jaw and breathe in, filling your lower stomach up like a balloon.
Release all the air by hissing until you run out of breath.
Try this three times a day, every day.
Practice yawning and opening your throat.Take a breath in and then exhale, but don't drop your chest. Sing one note and hold it as long as possible with your chest raised. Press on your chest halfway through the note (press kind of hard and raise your chest to meet the pressure). Relax the back of your neck and keep your jaw open as you're singing etc......
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Always stand with the straightest back possible.
Breathe deeply from the diaphragm, not just the chest.
Begin each practice session by gently massaging the jaws and tongue base.
Keep the tongue near the front of the mouth to avoid nasal tones.
Breathe from your low belly.
Place one hand on your stomach, just underneath your belly button.
Drop your jaw and breathe in, filling your lower stomach up like a balloon.
Release all the air by hissing until you run out of breath.
Try this three times a day, every day.
Practice yawning and opening your throat.Take a breath in and then exhale, but don't drop your chest. Sing one note and hold it as long as possible with your chest raised. Press on your chest halfway through the note (press kind of hard and raise your chest to meet the pressure). Relax the back of your neck and keep your jaw open as you're singing etc......
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