Fix Nasal Singing: Easy Exercises to Try Now |

Dr Dan's video focuses on addressing hyper-nasality in singing and offers exercises to help reduce nasal sound. He explains that while nasality can be a signature feature for some artists, it may not be suitable for all genres. To control nasality, he highlights the importance of managing the soft palate, which directs sound either into the mouth or the nose.

Dr Dan demonstrates an exercise where viewers hold the NG sound in the word "sing," pinch their nose and then open the sound into their mouth. This exercise aids in controlling the soft palate. Next, he introduces a singing activity using a five-note scale, starting with an NG sound on the first note and dropping the tongue on the second note to sing the rest of the scale through the mouth. This helps singers differentiate between nasal and non-nasal singing.

Additionally, Dr Dan mentions the technique of twang, which allows for clear, focused resonance without nasality, inviting viewers to explore it further in another video. These exercises aim to help singers reduce nasal sounds and enhance their vocal quality.

⏰ TIMECODES ⏰
0:00 Everyone sings through their nose!
1:36 Activity 1
2:07 Activity 2
2:57 Activity 3
3:20 Activity 4
3:52 Activity 5

📙 Book Reference 📙
Hoch, M. (2014). . A dictionary for the modern singer. D. Daniels. Lanham, ML, Rowman and Littlefield. (p. 119)

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