1. To perform Qi Trembling, you must first have a certain level of breath skills. The breath module is one of the three basic modules of our popular singing methods, and what we call breath skills in layman’s terms refers to the skill of exhalation. (breath control ability), so this question also turns into how to practice. There are many methods. Today I recommend the simplest one: counting numbers to practice breathing method

Take a deep breath, and the above Similarly, when exhaling, count "12345..." softly. Count the numbers until you finish in one breath. Each number carries your breath, so the more you count, it means you have good breath control. This is its principle and method

2. Vibrato is to vibrate the sound by controlling the breath through the diaphragm (the organ that controls the breath). This is the essential principle of vibrato technology. Therefore, primary vibrato learning First, find the position of your diaphragm, then poke it with your fingers while pronouncing a sound at random. At this time, you will magically find that your vibrato comes out;

This is the fastest way for beginners to find vibrato in their voices. Method, in order to automatically produce vibrato, you need to carry out professional voice training exercises. With the help of voice training songs, drag at the end of the sound, and then build on your good breath skills, and under the guidance of the voice teacher, find the diaphragm The vibrating feeling, with long-term practice, you can make smooth vibrato at the end of the sound without using your fingers to poke the diaphragm.

Extended information:

Vibrato refers to pressing one finger on the string while moving the bow, and the two adjacent fingers move together elastically on the string. Fall, resulting in a special sound effect that appears continuously and alternately. If we press one finger on the string while moving the bow, the two adjacent fingers will be in vibrato state, but they will not vibrato. Instead, they will use the well-proportioned circumflex action of the wrist joint during vibrato to elastically move together on the string. Fall, resulting in a special sound effect that appears continuously and alternately. This sound effect is called "vibrato".