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Exhale slowly through your mouth, feeling your stomach fall as you release the breath. Repeat this exercise several times to develop a deeper awareness of your breathing and to strengthen your diaphragm muscles. Another important aspect of breathing for vocal development is breath support. This involves using your breath to support the sound and power of your voice, especially when singing or speaking for extended periods of time. To practice breath support, try the following exercise: inhale deeply and exhale on a sustained “ssss” sound, focusing on keeping the sound steady and controlled. Notice how your abdominal muscles engage to support the sound, allowing you to maintain a consistent tone and volume. With practice, you can develop greater control over your breath support and improve the overall strength and clarity of your voice.
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