Do NOT Make This Singing Mistake! - Stop Sounding Nasal

If you don’t love the sound of your voice… it might be that you are stuck in your nose. This is actually a VERY common struggle for singers. But don’t worry because it's super easy to fix and will improve your sound almost instantly!
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[@Absolut180]

I'm experiencing this kind of issue once in a while, and every once in a while I have to reset my system :) plugging my nose during exercises and execution is really helping me to locate impact spots and is also viable to manage the proper load of air. You will probably experience a slight fall in tune but that's normal, considering that the larynx wants her space to move and you are basically blocking their movement by plugging the nose; but in the end it will result in a clean execution and reduced stress over the vocal chords :)

[@nepenthes1978]

Great tips, thanks!

[@user-qf2rp7bi7e]

Very helpful, thank you

[@MESs123-7]

i never had a problem with sounding nasally, but now i at least know how to avoid it.

[@azademehrpour4453]

I love you and your way of teaching

[@lovy4855]

I just love hearing ur singing voice here😊

[@anophoria]

i feel like if i dont sing nasal i am too breathy

[@favourjeanette3303]

I was struggling with my vioce and I often practice hours even after ending zoom classes on vioce training and I am better but when I started practicing I wanted to be so good that I practiced alot, I was straining my voice and most often the next day is either no one can hear when I speak because my voice becomes so low, I became frustrated and never thought I could continue practicing to be better. My mom introduced me to this voice highlighting tea that's very helpful and I started using it, I didn't experience voice breaking or any of such no more. Check me description to get your if you experienced any of sort.

[@raynyday1101]

Find the sweetspot between the nasal and too breathy.
Focus on the feeling you have while singing nasal and singing breathy.
Notice that there is a difference in where the sound resonates.
Switch between the two, slowly and controlled and stop at the "sweetspot", which ideally is where you dont feel to breathy or nasal.
Dont get discouraged, singing with a voice that feels (and sounds) comforterable, effortless and amazing is such a great thing to experience.
You can do it, I believe in you!

[@tian9409]

I like the way you teaching..

[@JPJosefPictures]

Thanks! :)

[@ritadighent]

Thank you for this wonderful video. Within this great exercise, how would you demonstrate "twang" versus nasality?

[@DollyRohilla]

I am in love with your smile❤

[@zamHozart3964]

Yaaay i want it to b curred, i feel like its only a little bit but still

[@RODZACABOCATUBAY]

Mam please answer me what is the effect of singing nasal vs singing with a pull vocal cord closure?

[@highaltitude787]

I sound hyponasal (similar to stuffy nose) what’s the solution

[@zamHozart3964]

❤❤ yaay

[@chrisschurchill2003]

I think my verbrato is getting stronger

[@michaelwagner6995]

🌹🧡🧡👼🏻😘

[@favourjeanette3303]

I was struggling with my vioce and I often practice hours even after ending zoom classes on vioce training and I am better but when I started practicing I wanted to be so good that I practiced alot, I was straining my voice and most often the next day is either no one can hear when I speak because my voice becomes so low, I became frustrated and never thought I could continue practicing to be better. My mom introduced me to this voice highlighting tea that's very helpful and I started using it, I didn't experience voice breaking or any of such no more. Check me description to get your if you experienced any of sort.

[@dear4dimash_lenka143]

Waiting for a Dimash reaction..... 🤔🤔🤔

[@favourjeanette3303]

I was struggling with my vioce and I often practice hours even after ending zoom classes on vioce training and I am better but when I started practicing I wanted to be so good that I practiced alot, I was straining my voice and most often the next day is either no one can hear when I speak because my voice becomes so low, I became frustrated and never thought I could continue practicing to be better. My mom introduced me to this voice highlighting tea that's very helpful and I started using it, I didn't experience voice breaking or any of such no more. Check me description to get your if you experienced any of sort.

[@cupkake9714]

Thank you, this helps alot!!!!! 🧁