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Cara Nyanyi Dengan Suara Perut

7:27EnglishTranscribed Jul 27, 2026
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Hi Singers, meet again with me Indra Aziz on Vocal Plus, release your voice One of the questions about vocals found on Google is how to sing with a stomach voice according to my understanding, the stomach voice is like a ventriloquist who wears a doll and then his mouth is quiet but he can talk like this so actually what the stomach voice means here actually is how to sing using a diaphragm

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Because the diaphragm is located on the stomach, more precisely on the lower spine. It is a muscle that is curved like this, which regulates the movement of our breathing. So when the muscle goes down, it will take a breath, to the lungs, after we release it, the diaphragm muscle will rise. That's why when we breathe,

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All the organs under this diaphragm will move so that our stomach expands In this video, we will discuss how to use the diaphragm well when we sing This topic often makes us confused because it's a bit mysterious But that's how you learn to sing, because we can't see the vocal instrument in our body

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First, I want you to have a good posture first Because only with a good posture, we can really optimize our breathing Especially the diaphragm breathing A good posture is enough with one word, which is proud If we are proud, how is it? A proud position like this gives room for our diaphragm lungs to work optimally Okay, please pay attention to the posture, you can stand or sit, the important thing is to be proud

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After that, let's feel our diaphragm muscle. How? Put your hand here, more or less at the bottom of your buttocks. Then you try to feel the contraction muscle.

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that is your diaphragm muscle or like this feel it now how do we use the diaphragm breathing actually when we are a baby, the diaphragm breathing is automatic as you can see, the baby is in a state of deflection when he breathes his stomach is bulging and it's natural but the older we get

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we forget about that natural breathing and we often use chest breathing so our breath becomes tired quickly, it becomes fast and stifling and as a singer, it's not ideal of course now let's try it put your hand one on the stomach, one on the chest now take a breath through the nose and imagine the air falling to the lower abdomen like this

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when you take a breath, let your stomach expand, while the chest does not rise, let the stomach move as if the air is filled to the lower abdomen while the chest does not rise if you breathe, the chest rises like this that means you use your chest breathing I often see this, if you breathe like you're angry

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"Make me angry" That's a breath of the chest But if you use a breath of the stomach or a breath of the diaphragm It's like you go into a Padang restaurant Then you smell like rendang So the breath is deep After you can differentiate the breath of the diaphragm when you breathe Now it's time for us to breathe Because when we sing, we breathe out So that's what we're going to try to feel now After we take a breath

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to the lower stomach, then we try to throw it away, now we use a syringe well, when we throw it away, we feel our stomach a little bit, it goes in, it means the diaphragm is the one that controls the air flow, so when we do this, our stomach is like this, that's what controls the air coming out like using a syringe, as soon as we take it out, it goes in more and more, breathe, the stomach goes forward, out, in

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Well, feel it. At that time, we learned to control our breath using the diaphragm. Even though without thinking, it's definitely a diaphragm. But I mean, we really set it up, we practice. After you can differentiate and control this diaphragm breathing, it's time for us to sing. But before we sing, we usually use lyrics. We use breathing practice first, and humming. So here it is, we still breathe, exhale like we did with the syringe earlier.

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but we try while humming a simple song for example, the song "Balunkuh" has 5 so like this, take a breath, to the lower part of the mouth then start feel the diaphragm adjust your breath and your stomach slowly enters it means you tighten your stomach then let the stomach slowly enter when the air is out let's try

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Ooh. Ooh. Ooh.

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That is an easy way to feel the sensation of singing using a diaphragm or according to the title of this video sing with your stomach voice you do it several times until your body recognizes the sensation how your diaphragm controls your breath and also your voice after that we use lyrics and sing as usual but still the sensation you feel using the diaphragm my balloon has five shapes

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I hope the explanation is quite clear, let's recap a little bit. The diaphragm is the muscle at the lowest spine that is used to regulate our breathing. Place one hand on the chest and one hand on the stomach and feel you breathing

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your stomach is expanding but your chest is not rising after that, learn to use your diaphragm to adjust the airflow by wiping the breath out of your mouth like you're using a syringe and let your stomach go in slowly after that, start doing what you did before but while humming a simple song

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and lastly, sing a song using a diaphragm. At first, you have to think about the coordination of the diaphragm and sing all kinds of songs. But, trust me, in a short time, your body will get used to it and you don't have to think about it again. That's my most important message. Don't think about vocal techniques when singing. Vocal techniques are used to train our body to remember, not our brain.

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because if our brain doesn't remember vocal techniques, it remembers lyrics, expressions, and all kinds of vocal techniques, let our body muscles remember it I hope this video helps, if you still have questions, please write a comment below for those of you who are interested in learning vocal, just register at my school Indra Aziz Vocal Studio in Bintaro you can see the information on the website www.indraazizvocalstudio.com thank you so much for watching guys, see you in the next video tutorial and always release

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Suramu! Bye!

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