How to practice the voice of seiyuu

We can carry out the training of vocal Excellence from several aspects, such as distance vocal practice, bubble sound practice, overcoming saliva sound practice, nasal vowel practice, imitation vocal practice and so on. Details are as follows:

First, the distance vocal practice: the voice of the dubbing voice is too small and too loud. Therefore, the voice actor must exercise the sense of spatial distance and use the sound very accurately.

Second, practice bubble sound: bubble sound is a sound made after fully relaxing the throat, which can make people feel the feeling of a sound hanging on the vocal cords. Practicing bubble sound can correct the defects of "virtual" and unstable voice, strengthen the alto ability and relieve throat fatigue.

Third, overcome drooling: drooling during dubbing is a headache for many dubbing personnel. In the mouth, the tongue collides with other parts to form bubbles. The sound produced by bubble bursting or saliva dubbing is saliva sound. The more bubbles, the more saliva sounds, which greatly affects the dubbing quality.

Fourth, practice nasal vowels, such as an, ang, en, eng, in, ing. You can find tongue twisters. Simply put, practice nasal sounds after nasal sounds and experience the * * * vibration of the nasal cavity. These * * * vibrations can be used, and the sound will become gorgeous.

5. Imitation vocal exercises: learning Beijing opera, local opera, folk art, etc. Learn some songs from foreign singers from famous Chinese opera artists who have records. You can sing in a low voice and savor it. If you really learn like it, it means that you are exposed to the scientific method of famous pronunciation. As long as you don't shout, it won't hurt the imitator. These reserves of wealth will play a role in any play for a voice actor.

Matters needing attention

The way to overcome the sound of saliva: drink water in moderation and keep your mouth moist. Pay attention to the words that are easy to produce saliva sounds and pick them out for practice. When dubbing, control your breathing, use Dantian voice, don't be too close to the microphone, don't face the microphone, and tilt slightly.