How do i stop singing from my nose, it's hard to stop sing from it.?

"Think of resonance in your body like tone controls. The chest is the bass and the head (particularly nasal) resonance is the treble. Bass is a non-directional sound. This is why your tone is not projecting well. Treble is a directional tone and will carry your voice out, to, and past your audience. This is difficult to describe without demonstration, but what you're listening for is a buzzy, edgy sounding resonance. This comes from deep in the nasal cavities high in your head. When you're good at accessing this resonance you can add it to your overall tone and not sound nasally. I often teach this on an "I" vowel. "I" is a diphthong. That means it's two vowel sounds in succession to produce a vowel. Be pure in your vowels. Sustain the "e" part of the vowel and adjust your placement gently and gradually until you can hear more and more of the "buzz" sound. This will take some practice so be patient. Work on isolating this nasal resonance before you try to add it to your chest resonance." The absolute best site about singing includes free lessons for so much more than just how to avoid nasal singing (2nd site I listed). It addresses many more vocal mechanics and I would recommend it to anyone who wants to improve their singing style. "Do not "push" the voice in this range at all. It is much better to relax and decrease your airflow, while continuing to support with the diaphragm. With productive vocal practice and repetition the strength of that vocal range will increase. Pushing the voice in this range will only result in stress/damage to the voice organ and delayed vocal development."

Lay on your back and sing.

One exercise to raise the soft palate is to imagine that you have something hot toward the back of your mouth. Your tongue goes down and your palate goes up to avoid getting burned. Another is to say "kaa" but inhale on the ah sound.

I had this problem. My friend's brother taught me how to stop. Now, remember, when you sing the "n" sound ANYWHERE, it has to be through your nose. If you sing through your nose any other time follow this advice. Plug your nose when you sing. If it is vibrating when you are singing, you're singing through your nose. It will vibrate on "n" sounds. To stop, change your air flow to your mouth. While plugging your nose, change your voice so it isn't vibrating. Now you're not singing through your nose. And another word of advice....do this in private. It is very embarassing when people stare at you when you try this in public.