How to use breath and breath when singing.

The use of breath and breathing when singing is as follows:

First, breathe.

1, Inhale: Inhale through your nose when singing, and go deep into your lungs when inhaling to fill your lungs with air. Be careful not to be too nervous when inhaling, and don't inhale too much to avoid causing bad breath. Breath maintenance: when singing, you need to keep your breath stable and continuous. After inhaling, you can pause, and then exhale slowly to keep your breathing even and stable.

2. Exhale: Exhale is an important part of singing. Pay attention to control the flow and speed of breath when exhaling, and don't let breath exhale at once. At the same time, you can open your mouth slightly when exhaling, so that the breath can be exhaled through the combination of oral cavity and nasal cavity.

Second, take a deep breath.

Breathe in advance: When the rhythm of the song is slow, you can breathe in advance before the end of the phrase, which can make the singing more smooth and natural. Stealing gas: when the song is fast-paced, you can steal gas between words, which can make the singing more coherent. Secondary ventilation: When singing the climax part, you can breathe after the first ventilation, which can make the singing more layered.

The reason why singing needs breathing.

1, keep the voice stable: When singing, if you sing the whole phrase or song at one go, you will lack breath, which will affect the stability and quality of the voice. Proper ventilation can ensure the continuous supply of breathing. Enhance the expressive force of music: When singing, if you can breathe reasonably according to the rhythm of music and the needs of emotional expression, you can enhance the expressive force of music.

2. Improve the persistence of singing: singing needs to consume a lot of breath. If you can't breathe in time, it will lead to insufficient breath, difficulty in singing and even broken sound. Correct ventilation can make the breath supply in the lungs and throat smoother and improve the durability of singing.

3, protect the vocal cords: if you only use one breath when singing, it will make the breath insufficient, and it will increase the burden of the vocal cords and cause damage to the vocal cords. Proper ventilation can reduce the burden of vocal cords. Adapt to the rhythm and emotional expression of songs: when singing, you need to breathe reasonably according to the rhythm and emotional expression of songs to meet the needs of songs. For example, in fast-paced songs, you need to breathe quickly.