2. Lower the position of the larynx: (same as above) relax the larynx, relax, and then relax;
3, clench your teeth: the so-called clench your teeth is to open the upper and lower teeth (molars), leave a * * * for your mouth, and touch the position of the front teeth at the root of your ear with your hand to see if it is open. Then pronounce some vowels, such as "a", and feel the change of your voice;
4, lift the cheekbones: smile and talk, the corners of the mouth are slightly upturned, and at the same time feel the nose wings open, try to see if the sound is clearer;
5, quite soft palate: yawn and whistle by the way. The above skills are actually the main points of opening. When you speak loudly in the future, paying attention to the above conditions will improve your voice.
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Other sound exercises
1, bubble sound practice
The so-called bubble sound means that the airflow slightly impacts the vocal cords, uniformly emitting syllables like "ɑ", like a string of bubbles. Specifically, it is to make the two vocal cords slightly close together when pronouncing, and gently blow the vocal cords with a weak breath, making a sound similar to air bubbling in water.
2. Humming practice
Humming practice is based on bubble sound training, which is a step further than bubble sound training. It brings the two vocal cords closer together, and of course the airflow has a stronger impact on the vocal cords.
3, * * Ming
* * * Ming directly affects the timbre of sound. When making sound, the more sound cavities are used, the more overtones the sound will be, and the more distinctive and textured the sound will be.