Easily project your voice

Have you ever had to spend a lot of energy to express your voice in order to be heard? Do you need to yell for more viewers or noisy environments, which will make you lose your voice the next day? If so, you will not cast your voice. Speech projection should never be a hard job. The effort you need to say is like you need to sigh.

The main reason you use too much effort is that you rely on your vocal cords to do all the work. This will make your vocal cords tense and your voice won't last long. It will also make your audience feel very nervous.

Our sound comes from the vibration of the vocal cords as the air passes. The vocal cords, also known as the vocal cords, are two very delicate films that lie in your sound box. The sound produced by the vibration of the vocal cords is very small, and you can hardly hear it. To make it audible, you need to zoom in on the body amplifier to amplify the sound. There are 5 main amplifiers, also called resonant cavities, which are your sound box, your throat, nose, mouth and chest.

All in all, the vocal cords are the main source of sound, the air from breathing causes vibration to occur, and the fuel and resonant cavity are the amplifiers. To project your sound correctly, you must coordinate them.

First, try the following 3 steps.

First, relax yourself so that your vocal cords are not tense and your breathing can flow.

Then, take a deep breath before you speak and speak when you exhale. Always remember that all the words happen to breathe. Do not hold your breath while speaking, or you will feel the sound. This is crucial for making predictions effortlessly. Just like we sigh, we breathe, and then we sigh when we exhale. When you sigh, no one holds your breath, because sigh is a relief. The same is true when you speak. Talking means alleviating oneself, thoughts and emotions. So breathe, then speak when you exhale.

Finally, learn to use all 5 amplifiers. Take a deep breath and try to talk, just as you talk from your stomach when you exhale.

When you master 3 steps, you will find that projecting your voice is not a hard job. In fact, when you talk, you will like it because it is a way to relax and relax.

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