Joy at singbabysing.com shows you what causes a nasal voice and how you can improve your singing with her free voice tips.
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i was impressed by your help here but when you did the nasally voice you sounded like nelson from the simpsons do me a favor shoot another video and with the nasal voice for me just go HA HA like nelson
im not sure if my random singing and screaming is helping my voice get better or worse. i try to sing and match pitch, key or what ever it is i think i have a good ear. and i take advice like this very seriously…..but should i stop singing until i can get an official voice lessons. im afraid of ruining my voice because i dont know how to controll it well yet. please respond. dont have much cash for lessons yet. and thanks for your advice.
i dont sound naselly when i sing, i cant sing high notes! on all of my favourite disney songs, like off little mermaid and pocahontas, they go from really low, to really high straight away! i cant do this! if u know how, and ig gu have time, could you make a video showing what is the best teqnuiqes pleasee? i would be so grateful because ur a wonderful teacher! [and i have subscribed] i am 14, and i would like to get to ur age [25? 🙂 ] and still be able to sing!
thank u 4 the great video =)
What the hell was with the sound effects.
Regardless, this was pretty helpful
wow..very educational video…and very inspiring message at the end.
I get nasally voice sometimes due to my allergies….
I get the nasally voice also because of I broke my nose when I was younger..
I have a very nasally voice… and no teacher has ever taught me anything to get around it… its almost like I can’t keep the muscle memory to make the sound not resonate through my sinus. Any exercises you would recommend?
this is shit she doesn’t actually give any practical advice on how to avoid nasal sounds, and whats with all the animal sounds? a waste of five minutes
I have a different request for you 🙂 I hope you don’t mind… I used to be hearing impaired when I was a kid, and that made me learn how to speak wrong I guess. My problem is that I don’t feel like I have a strong voice. I’m a big man but I don’t have a voice to prove it. Whenever I’m around a group of people, they won’t understand what I say when there’s noise arond, but they don’t have problems understanding themselves in the same situation. What could I do to project my voice better? Thanks!
“If you wanna use your voice strongly beautifully with great joy for your entire life, then im telling you, you have to set you foundation in such a way you reserve it!” Great advice.
I like you, thank you. You make it easy to understand and make very good lessons. Thanks again.
of kourse!!!..if u kan answer,do u thing i kan praktice singing everyday as long as i stay in my tessitura,or just the vokal exsrcises n skales? or not everyday if u r so kind!!!
Wonderful video, saw this in a restaurant, can’t wait to go home and get my own mirror 🙂
lol, this was funny!
liked it very much, regarding of chin movements and toungue as long as you are a singing expertise, why each time when i watch whitney houston singing live her chin moves alot and her tongue inside moves as pulsing in one rythem. i know i’m a good singer but my tongue isn’t not moving as hers when i sing the same note. any opinion?
sp there isn’t any method that says chin or tongue should move in a proper way. sometimes i use my chin to bring up some melodies specially when singing whitney’s “learned from the best” after the “say goodbye x2” part, may i have an opinion regarding this?
Ok here’s a question: I can sing one way where I can hear my voice very loudly in my head. The sound is very strong and focused, but it has very little vibrato, although it does not feel ‘tight’. (This is based on the ‘nyeh’ sound)
The other way is to keep as open as possible and push out on the lower back, which can produce some nice soaring notes.
My question is this: which is healthiest and which projects better?
Hmm, ok, thanks 🙂
My singing teacher says i need more nasal resonance in my voice ? How can i accomplish this?
multiple reasons
@singbabysing wut does it exactly mean to be “naturally nasal”. I am struggling with nasal sounding voice, not only in singing but talking too. I’m not sure whether its due to too much air flowing above the soft palate or too little air. Is it possible that the area above my soft palate is too congested with mucus due to allergies, or that my soft palate does not form a perfect seal when it closes and leaves an unwanted gap for air to flow into the sinus area.
you can be my godsend savior?
thanks a lot for your advice I really appreciate. I will focus on releasing the tension and tell you what happens. It was really nice to know that the nasal sound is not because of my allergies 🙂
i know a person who naturally has a really nasal voice. It’s kind of annoying…any idea what causes it? :l
@singbabysing i focused hard on releasing throat tension and i noticed an improvement in my sound with less nasality. Also, i combined this with pinching my nose shut with my fingers and singing open vowels a,e,i,o,u and i noticed right away how my nose and thus fingers vibrate when i sing these vowels incorrectly. I adjusted by sending the resonance lower and more back so that my nose didn’t vibrate. I practiced this and sang with open nose and i did not sound nasal at all. Finally! :D:D:D
sing baby sing xD
Thank you so much for clarifying this for me! I have been confused for so long. I learned the bad habit of “pinching off” the nasal cavity because I used to have bad episodes of post nasal drip. When I finally learned to relax it let it resonate, singing became so much easier, and my range extended significantly. I still “pinch” in a few places in different registers, but I think I’m starting to get the hang of it. Thank you so much for taking the mystery out of this for me. God Bless.
hi, ive got something wrong with my nose which basically means i have quite a stuffed up nose all the time. would this be why i have a nasally voice? im having a operation on it soon to get rid of it.
i hate having a nasal voice!
wtf is going on in this video hahaha all the sfx and diagrams and her voice and everything. she’s bat shit crazy
How do you know if you have a truly nasal voice though? not sure if mine is or not…
hi i have a nasal sound especially on the lower notes for some reason.. i know for a fact that i have sinus year long allergies that keep my nasal cavities congested. when i use a decongestant my tone improves… however not as much as i would like. what do u advise me to do? my nasal quality is hindering my progress a lot.. wuts the point of increasing my range if the tone is not attractive
@singbabysing thanks a lot for your response.. I have a follow up question: for consonents such as “ng” and “m” and “n” wouldnt congestion/blocked nose or a deviated septum make the sound nasally in this case? thanks
would having a cleft palate, even after surgery, make a nasally sounding voice?
I like nasal singing, I don’t really have a problem with it. But when I sing, I just can’t produce a nasal sound in singing if I tried…
wowwwww this is madness( good madness)…awesome…nhyahhahahahahhahahahhaahhahahaaa
how can you get a nasal sound when your soft palate is pressed back? it should seal off the nasal cavity, sorry this makes no sense to me, could you explain that?