1, your voice is not like your voice.
Make your left hand into a conch shape and point your palm at your left ear: this is your receiver. Put your right hand to your mouth: this is your microphone. Just like having a set of audio equipment, start testing now: count and read idioms word for word. Phonetic symbols can be arbitrary, big or small, high or low. Do this for 5 to 10 minutes every day for 9 days. This exercise allows you to hear your own voice being heard by others. On this basis, you can improve according to your hobbies.
2, the voice is blurred, practice for 5 to 10 minutes every day.
Read a sentence aloud, but omit the first letters of all words when reading. In this way, you can better appreciate the importance of initials. Initial consonants are like a springboard, adding various rhythms to vowels. Then read the same sentence aloud, omitting vowels. After such training, your voice will be more changeable. You will speak harder, but it won't make you more tired. Others will know your voice better.
3. The voice is too soft
Put your hands on your stomach. Think back to an incident that made you angry. Then read a passage at will, hold your stomach with your hands and let the sound come out of your stomach. Open your mouth wide, pronounce D, P, K and other initials loudly, and shout out your anger. Always export your emotions-sadness, anger and happiness-from your stomach in this way. Your voice will become more personalized and real.
This voice lacks individuality.
Stand barefoot, breathe quietly, and bulge your stomach every time you exhale. Place the whole body's support points on toes and heels alternately. Repeat this action slowly. Close your eyes and continue the previous exercise. If too much energy is injected into your brain, you will lose your balance. So, don't think about anything in your mind, just focus on your feet. Doing this exercise often can help you distribute your energy better. Spending more time with your body can enrich your voice.
5, training voice
You find the best notes first, and then sing up and down. Don't move your mouth or throat. Try to understand and imitate the best sound when singing adjacent sounds. This is called "self-imitation". Everyone should have a "sound memory". Pay special attention to the feeling of voice and throat. Singing is very abstract, so we must pay attention to the technical state of vocal organs such as throat muscles. The memory of sound not only refers to tone, but also includes sound quality, timbre and strength. We should pursue the unification of the upper, middle and bass areas.
Sound is an art, whether it is good or not comes from nature on the one hand, and from the use of sound on the other hand. Speaking well is also an important aspect of people's pursuit of beauty. As the saying goes, sweet, mellow or magnetic sounds will leave a good impression on people. Singing is the same, as long as the voice is used well, singing will have great points.