How to overcome excessive saliva when singing

Singing is an entertainment activity that many people like to do, but I don’t know if you have noticed that it is easy to produce more saliva when singing. Especially for some singers, when they are singing on the stage, it is very embarrassing if they have too much saliva or even it flows out of their mouths. Because the mouth cannot push out and swallow saliva in time when singing, the saliva increases. So how should we overcome the problem of excessive saliva when singing?

Expression:

1. If there is too much saliva when singing, it will affect the pronunciation of the tongue and make it difficult to breathe when singing;

2. The beat is chaotic;

3. In severe cases, the patient may even suffer from abnormal pronunciation, off-tune, and tone-deafness.

Analysis of the causes of the phenomenon:

1. This is because too much saliva will greatly increase the resistance of the tongue sliding, making it impossible for the singer to move the tongue to the designated position on time.

2. Too much saliva will reduce the sensitivity of the nerves on the tongue, so the singer sometimes doesn't know what he is singing.

3. Excessive saliva causes abnormal oral oscillation, resulting in abnormal oral echoes, which is why singers sometimes make strange sounds.

Excessive drooling analysis:

1. The singer hasn't eaten yet, and seeing the audience or the audience next to him eating, he is already very hungry, which causes him to salivate.

2. The singer had just finished a meal and did not swallow the leftovers on his teeth, so he used his saliva to help digestion.

3. After upgrading the Zerg's drool soldiers, the drool range suddenly increased

4. I looked at the microphone and thought it was an ice cream cone. I haven’t had one in a long time. I was so greedy.

5. When I see a beautiful woman in the audience, my mouth starts to water and my nose starts to run.

6. The stage lights were too bright and dazzling, so my tears flowed into my mouth, causing them to flow together with my saliva.

7. The singer did not master the correct techniques and voice training methods, and did not sing in the correct way.

Solution:

With the idea of ​​going out and bringing in, we provide the following suggestions to this type of singers from the following aspects:

1. Dry mouth

1.1 Saliva flow

Spit out your saliva (this is why singers sometimes spit)

Shake the saliva out: Shake your head vigorously, and let the saliva be swayed out clockwise or counterclockwise or by nodding your head up and down with your neck as the center of the circle under the strong centrifugal force (Note: This is a trick that many singers who can dance use, just look at how vigorously they shake their heads...)