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Vocal Range Charts in 2022 – 7 Different Types
by James Mann
(Last Updated On: August 10, 2022)
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Vocal range chart is the chart showing the range of the human vocal. The vocal range can
be classified in between the highest and lowest pitches that human can produce.
High voice ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Medium voice ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Low voice
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Aural Study of Vocal Ranges
Vocal Range from Bass to Soprano
Vocal Range from Bass to Soprano
These ranges correspond to the following:
Soprano: C4 to A5
Mezzo-soprano: A3 to F#5
Alto: G3 to E5 (and contralto as F3-D5)
Tenor: roughly C3 to A4
Baritone: A2 to F4
Bass: F2 to E4
However, in the layman explanation, according to the vocal ranges chart above. The vocal
range is merely the span between the highest to lowest notes.
It’s crucial to identify the vocal range correctly since the vocal range of women and men
might be varied. For example, a man he can has a 2 and 1 1/2 octave range in the full
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voice and an additional of 1 1/2 octave in falsetto. And compared to a woman’s vocal
range, a woman can has 2 octave and additional major 3rd on the very bottom of the
vocal range chart.
What is Vocal Range?
The role of vocal range in classifying different singing voices to voice types is considered
so important. However, there are times when these 2 terms are being confused with each
other. The term “voice type” refers to a specific type of singing voice that has identifying
characteristics or qualities.
Vocal range is considered only one of those qualities. There are many other factors
included such as vocal weight, vocal registration, scientific testing, speech level, physical
characteristics, vocal transition, vocal timbre, and vocal tessitura. A combination of all
these factors is utilized to determine a singer’s voice, and categorize it into a specific type
of voice type.
Today, vocal pedagogists use a variety of voice types in different systems of voice
classification. However, many of these types are sub-types falling under 7 different main
voice categories. In most cases, they are acknowledged in all major systems of voice
classification.
Types of Vocal Range
The voices of women are divided into 3 categories: soprano, contralto, and mezzo-
soprano. In the case of men, their voices are typically categorized into 4 groups: tenor,
countertenor, bass, and baritone. When it comes to the pre-pubescent children’s voices,
treble, and 8th term is usually applied.
In each of these main categories, several sub-categories are present that serve to identify
particular voice qualities such as vocal weight and coloratura facility to differentiate
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various types of voices. The irony is that the vocal range itself has no ability to identify the
voice type of a singer.
Female Vocal Range Type
Sopranino (A3-)D4-C6(-F6)
Soprano (F#3-)B3-A5(-D6)
Treble (F3-)Bb3-Ab5(-Db6) (This type of voice only applicable to kids below 11 years
old, as their voices haven’t changed yet. Some vocalists classify them as Sopranos,
Altos, etc…
Mezzo-Soprano (E3-)A3-G5(-C6)
Alto (D3-)G3-F5(-Bb5)
Contralto (C3-)F3-Eb5(-Ab5)
Male Vocal Range Type
Countertenor (Bb2-)Eb3-Db5(-F#5)
High Tenor (G#2-)C#3-B4(-E5)
Tenor (G2-)C3-Bb4(-Eb5)
Low Tenor (F2-)Bb2-Ab4(-Db5)
High Baritone (Eb2-)Ab2-F#4(-B4)
Baritone (D2-)G2-F4(-Bb4)
Bass-Baritone (C2-)F2-Eb4(-Ab4)
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Low Bass (F1-)Bb1-Ab3(-Db4)
Octavist (B0-)E1-D3(-G3)
Each voice type is known to possess a general voice range that is associated with it.
Singing voices may cover vocal ranges that have only 1 voice type, or they fall between the
common ranges of 2 voice types. In this case, voice teachers use only vocal range as a
factor in categorizing a singer’s voice.
Finding The Tessitura Voice Within Your Range
Tessitura refers to where your voice is comfortable when singing. It is considered more
important than the vocal range in determining the voice classification. Another more
important factor is vocal timbre, described as the descriptive sound of your singing voice.
As an example, a woman can have a type of vocal range that can reach the high pitch of a
mezzo-soprano.
Accordingly, she can also sing the low notes of a soprano. Therefore, a voice teacher
would try to determine if a singer is more comfortable singing higher or lower notes. Let’s
say that you are more comfortable to sing higher notes, then, your teacher may classify
you as a soprano.
On the other hand, if you were more comfortable singing lower notes, then, you would
probably be classified as a mezzo-soprano. However, a voice teacher would not put a
singer into a classification of more than 1voice type, regardless of his/her size of vocal
range.
You can learn more about Tessitura voice and vocal classification in this article: How to
Find Your Tessitura Voice?
How to Find Your Vocal Range?
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You can identify your lowest vocal range and highest vocal range you can hit by following
the guide in this video below. Listen to the note and sing it along, let’s see what is the
highest note you are able to sing…
Find Your Vocal Range In 1 Minute.m4v
Find Your Vocal Range In 1 Minute.m4v
Let’s check and find your vocal range using this chart after you have test your vocal
through the video above.
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It’s to give you some ideas on how the vocal range works. As a singer, you are will be able
to perform any song more soulfully and powerful if you have a wider vocal range to
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Guidelines on Classifying Singers
In general, vocal pedagogues generally make use of five key voice qualities when
classifying human voice. These qualities are the vocal range, vocal weight, timbre or tone
quality, tessitura, and passaggio. The correct classification of a human voice is necessary
because if you misclassify a voice, chances are, you may damage the voice in the long run
instead of developing that voice to full fruition. Here are the five key voice qualities for
voice classifications:
1. Vocal Range – is the full spectrum of notes, from the lowest to the highest, that a
person’s voice can produce.
2. Vocal Weight – is perceivable “lightness” or “heaviness” in the voice quality. The
light voice is agiler while a heavy voice is richer and more powerful.
3. Timbre or Tone Quality – according to the definition of Acoustical Society of
America is the “attribute of auditory sensation which enables a listener to judge that
two nonidentical sounds, similarly presented and having the same loudness and
pitch, are dissimilar.”
4. Tessitura – pertains to the aesthetically acceptable pleasantness of the voice of a
singer.
5. Passaggio – is the term that is often used to describe the area of transition
between different vocal registers.
In addition to these key voice qualities used in classifying singers, some vocal teachers
consider other factors like speech level or the vocal register. The vocal register is a natural
tone of the voice that emanates from vibratory patterns of the vocal cords in the larynx.
There are four vocal registry types, namely:
1. Vocal Fry Register – is the lowest voice register that a person can produce in
speech or singing. This voice register is lower than the chest voice.
2. Modal Voice Register – also known as the normal voice is the vocal register that
people normally use in making a speech or singing.
3. Falsetto Register – is a higher vocal register that lies above the modal voice. The
falsetto approximately overlaps the normal vocal register by an octave likewise.
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4. Whistle Register – is by far the highest vocal register that can be produced and the
most challenging vocal to perform. Thus, it is very rare even among professional
singers. However, there are many people including the male who can readily do this
register.
Understanding the Different Voice Types
Voice classifications originated from European classical music and developed over the
years. Other similar voice classifications were also developed and introduced like the one
in the choral group. Voice classifications, however, generally fall under three groups,
namely: female, male, and children’s voice.
A. Understanding The Major Classifications of Female Voices
1. Soprano—The highest singing voice that lies from middle C4 to high C6. It is divided
into five sub-categories according to the vocal range, timbre, weight, and voice dexterity
and these subcategories are the coloratura soprano, soubrette, dramatic, spinto, and lyric
soprano.
2. Mezzo-soprano—The middle-range of the female singing voice that sits between the
soprano and contralto singing voice. This voice range lies between A3 to A5 but may go as
low as F3 or as high as C6.
3. Contralto—The contralto is the lowest tessitura of the female singing voice with a vocal
range that starts from D3 to B♭5. A contralto that can extend her voice up to C6 is called a
Soprano Sfogato.
B. Understanding The Major Classifications of Male Voices
1. Countertenor—The countertenor is the highest male singing voice range that stretches
from E3 to E5. Countertenors usually sing their high notes in falsetto vocal register and
sing the lower notes in modal voice.
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2. Tenor—This is the highest male singing voice using modal voice register only. The tenor
voice range spans two octaves from C3 to C5 but can extend either down or up at B♭2 and
F5 respectively. Like the other categories, the tenor is also subdivided into subcategories
according to the voice qualities already mentioned above.
3. Baritone—This is the midrange of the male voice, and it spans A2 to A4 with an
extension down to F2 of up to C5.
4. Bass—This is the lowest singing voice range that occupies the keys between E2 to E4.
C. Children’s Voice
1. Treble—This high vocal range singing voice is appropriate for boys and girls before
pubescence. It lies from A3 to A5 and is similar to the mezzo-soprano voice range.
Choral Music Classification
Choral music classifies voices based solely on the vocal range. The female voice is divided
into soprano and alto; while the male voice is divided into tenor and bass as well as
occasional treble for children. This can lead to misclassification in which a singer may be
assigned to perform a part of the choral group that is not appropriate for his/her voice
range.
Lastly, this misclassification may be harmful to the voice of a person for instead of letting
the person’s voice to flourish and develop in his/her real classification, this
misclassification may damage the voice of a person in the long run.
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James Mann is a 36-year-old session singer and vocal coach who loves to share his
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Vocal Range
441 thoughts on “Vocal Range Charts in 2022 – 7 Different Types”
Michaela shields
July 7, 2013 at 9:31 pm
I’m hitting a low of a3 and a high of c5 what is my range
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James
January 1, 2016 at 2:49 pm
Awesome. Your vocal range is very wide. Are you a classical singer or
contemporary singer?
Classical singer needed the vocal range & voice type classification.
But, in case you are a contemporary singer. The wider your vocal range, your
voice is more flexible and adaptive to a very wide range of songs you can handle.
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music production, studio setups and vocal recording and mastering other musical
instruments are his passion too.
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Michelle
February 25, 2016 at 2:48 am
My highest note is a A5 and my lowest note is a C3 so what does that put me
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UGuu
January 14, 2018 at 8:02 am
Perhaps a wide ranged Alto like myself? xD
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Thomas
May 16, 2019 at 12:29 pm
if you are hitting up to an A5 then its mezzo soprano 🙂
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Idk
November 24, 2020 at 12:32 am
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I would say a mezzo soprano or mezzo for short. Good vocal range 🙂
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Abri
August 29, 2016 at 4:22 am
My highest is A5 and my lowest is F2 so what am I?
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Skip
September 23, 2016 at 4:45 pm
Abri, did you use avocal range app. Like sing sharp? How old are you? Did you
scream? Your range is quite strange.
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Christian
October 28, 2017 at 5:03 pm
My lowest is A1 and my highest is a whistle C8 i am a male what am i my
voice is very weird someday’s i can falsetto and some i cannot.
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jonathan James
hi I did the vocal test on sing sharp and my top is C4 and my bottom is A2.
where would that place me and is that an average range for a 24 year old guy?
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Max
December 9, 2016 at 1:47 am
Definitely a bass
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Christopher Loughrey
You’re not a bass, you’re a baritone.
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Alexander Abdalla
June 24, 2021 at 5:19 pm
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I’m a bass I think, ranging down to C2 and as much as Bb1 (very quiet) on a
good day, but most comfortable around Eb2-D2 to C4 (middle C) G2 is
lowest baritone note, A2 is like baritenor or low tenor
Kirollos
September 16, 2019 at 9:26 am
I could reach from d3 to c5 is that good ? And how many octaves is that ?
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Angel
You’re a baritone bass, I just stated high school and I can hit a c2, I forgot to
check my highest note but hitting around c2 is bass baritone
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Alexander Abdalla
June 24, 2021 at 5:20 pm
No that’s a deep bass, just starting basso profundo if it’s loud, if not its bass.
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Daniel
March 8, 2017 at 5:44 am
I’m Hitting way above the top for the chart and way below it with an AFlat7-D1.
I’m an eleven year old boy. What is my range
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Vernon Smith Jr.
April 13, 2017 at 12:20 am
Vocal ranges technically only apply to adults. When you get older and your
voice changes will be the time to wonder about classification.
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Zeke
no you are not. you are not singing a B1 and you are DEFINETLY not singing
an Ab7.
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Angel
I don’t think you’re doing it right, no one under the age of like 14 can hit
below D1
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Shine Bolt
I’m not a singer and know nothing about this, but I think there might be a
difference between being able to produce a sound with a component
frequency in the D1 or A_7 ranges, and actually singing in D1 or A_7. Look up
what notes human beings can produce and check yourself against those. Even
then I think it’s still more likely that there’s a misunderstanding or audio issue
than it is that you’re super human.
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Sarah Aulridge
August 16, 2017 at 12:34 am
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I just took this test and my range was from G2- D5. I am a 21 year old female.
According to the chart I could be alto, tenor, or a baritone. What do you think?
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Zeke
you are a female so you would not be a tenor or a baritone, you would be an
alto
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Martin
February 1, 2018 at 8:26 pm
I know plenty of female tenors and baritones. I would just go with whatever
is the most comfortable for you.
Santiago He
April 10, 2020 at 2:00 am
Tenor would be most accurate as some female can get pretty low.
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Daniel
I hi a high og G#6 and a bottom of B1 which is ma range
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Chris
lowest note d3 highest note f5 but falsetto
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Kitut
January 11, 2018 at 10:09 am
Hii.. im a man,23 years old, i could reach my lowest voice at G2.. and using chest
voic i can reach my highest is at B4.. with falsetto i can reach A5.. what my vocal
type??
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Dylan
March 7, 2018 at 4:02 am
Hey. Your vocal range is very similar to mine (G2-C5, with G5 as the falsetto
high note) and I can sing tenor and baritone. So, in order to determine if I
should sing either tenor or baritone, I take a look at my tessitura, which is
where in my voice I feel most comfortable singing. My tessitura is A2-A4, and I
personally feel more comfortable singing high notes rather than low notes, so
I’d probably call myself a tenor. It isn’t solely dependent on your vocal range,
but also where in your voice you feel most comfortable singing, and if you
genuinely feel like could sing either one just as easily, then pick the one that
you like the most; If you CAN sing your low notes just as good as your high
notes, ask yourself if you’d RATHER sing low notes or high notes. Anyway, I
hope this helps :).
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Sam Moore
March 17, 2018 at 3:55 am
My vocal range goes from C2-C4 in chest voice. If I do that weird baritone
belting thing I can go up to a C5 in chest voice. D3-A5 in mixed voice. C4-E6 in
head voice. C6-E7 in whistle register and sometimes even G7. I’m definitely a
classical singer.
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Joshua
March 25, 2018 at 9:06 pm
My chest voice is F#2 to a C#5 but like close to a D5
But my head/whistle reaches to C7
I am a male almost 14 year old boy
What is my vocal type
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R uddin
November 11, 2018 at 6:39 pm
i m a guy 17 yrs old my chest voice range is from F3 to C5 and low notes i can
go down till E2, my falsetto can go up to Bb5, What s my range?
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ThatGUy
August 25, 2016 at 2:35 am
My higest was C6 if i really tried and lower than E2 what would mine be
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Skip
What is your age thatguy?Because what you’re saying is rather weird. Did you
use an app such as “sing sharp’s” vocal range detector?
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Roedel
D3 lowest to e5 highest male
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Cécilia
July 30, 2018 at 5:19 pm
My range on SingSharp is C#3-E6, what am I? C4-C5 is most comfortable and I
think C5 is when I switch into head voice.
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Ashleigh
March 14, 2019 at 1:10 pm
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Mezzo Soprano, I switch into C5 myself and I’m a mezzo as well, but if you
work at it you can used your mixed to reach the C5 and higher.
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Phoebe Jean
I am a 29 year old female and according to the app, my vocal range is E3 – F6
I don’t even see F6 on this chart.
Would that make me a Soprano Sfogato?
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Jacon khadka
I m a guy and My lowest is B2 and my highest is B5 so my singable is around F3-
A#5 in head voice and I can sing upto F4 in total chest no mix nor head just chest
so what is my vocal type and also to consider I m not a trained singer .Thank you
????
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Sophie
You are singing in the alto range. You may be a contralto or a mezzo soprano.
If you can go up 5 notes,(From C5 to A5) you will be a mezzo soprano.
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Eli
June 15, 2021 at 5:23 pm
My lowest is G#2 sometimes goes to F2 has my official lowest and highest belt is
B4 sometimes a touch C5 and C#5 and my falsetto goes up to E#6 and my
whistle notes go up to D#7
I’m a dude a teen what is my vocal range I’m really confusesd
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Darren
August 15, 2013 at 7:25 am
I’m so confused. My vocal range is from E2 – G7(including chest, middle, head
voice, and whistle). What is exactly my vocal type?
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Raymond Villanueva
May 21, 2017 at 8:53 am
I dont know my vocal range because i can Do E2 – E6.
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Darren
August 28, 2013 at 9:30 am
Umm I mean D2 – G7. It expands lower recently.
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Ren
I’d say that you’re a mix of baritone and bass, which means that you can sing
either one you want, which is quite good. I myself am a mix of mezzo-sopraano
and alto (C5-E2) so I can hit most of mezzo-sopraano’s notes and altto’s notes.
By singing it is possible to expand your range for instance my sister can sing all
three female voices ^^
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Sam
May 27, 2016 at 2:57 am
I am b2-c6, so I have a wide range (but better suited for a girl), I can be a tenor,
high tenor, and a countertenor.
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Gia
I’m A#3/B2-C#6/D6. I class myself as a mezzo-soprano but my tessitura sits at
C4-B5. For those saying that is “weird”, it isn’t. Having a wide vocal range is
just a talent by luck of the draw. I’m a 30yr old female btw. I used to be able to
sing F3-E6 so my range lowered a little when I turned 22 and I lost 1 higher
note. That will probably change again when I turn 40ish.
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Sophia
I’m confused too
I always called myself a contralto
My range is B2 to G5.
I have been tenor in choir, alto and I can sing most mezzo soprano parts.
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Jessica
June 23, 2015 at 10:34 pm
If you can sing a G7 (assuming you’re not whistling, right?), you can sing higher
than Mariah Carey does in Emotions.
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Jamesy
In his previous comment, he mentioned that the G7 included his whistle voice.
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NINO
I’m 15 and I can only sing Eb2 – F4 would my voice drop again?
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christian
May 27, 2016 at 5:02 pm
your voice will get keep getting deeper as you get older, and if you try to relax
as much as possible when you go for lower notes you may be able to expand
your range by a step or a half step.
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War
December 3, 2016 at 1:49 pm
You would be a baritone
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Andy
April 29, 2014 at 6:59 pm
Hi! I have a doubt on my vocal range. I can go from low E2 to high C5. What’s my
type voice? I saw somewhere that’d be “lyric tenor” but I’m not sure =/
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Brandon K. Stephenson
Hi I read where someone was looking for a songwriter…well I think I just might be
worth having a look at. I am a well rounded and versatile lyricist with the ability
to put songs together in my head rather quickly
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Paul
You sir, are probably a baritone. In a four part choir you would sing with the
basses but you shouldn’t have much problem singing with the tenors either.
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mike
May 23, 2014 at 7:30 am
I can’t find a single website with a FULL chart showing the vocal ranges. Saying
“C4-A5” for example doesn’t mean jack to me. What goes between those two
notes? This is only helpful if you happen to be EXACTLY on those notes. I have no
idea where F#2 (one of my extremes) fits in there. Show the whole thing! Stop with
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Rut
June 10, 2015 at 1:34 am
Finally I found somebody that thinks the same way I do. I have the same
problem, I don’t know which type of voice I have. My lowest note is A3 and my
highest is D4 (I’m a female). If you find a webside that shows the full chart, please
let me know.
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Roberto Machuca
No doubt about it you’re an Alto.
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J.E.
Your minor frustration makes sense to me. According to the chart, F#2 puts you
just a half note below the lowest range of baritone (G2). The tonal distance from
F#2 to G2 is a half step lower.
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Skip
What are you looking at. I’m here and the above chart shows e2 to e6. Did you
use an app like sing sharp that tells you your range? It should fall within the
above chart.
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Ana
May 27, 2014 at 5:41 am
I sing a5 and f5 really comfortably but i can also sing g3 and g5… but a5 and f5
most comfortably.. whats my range?
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shelby
June 19, 2014 at 10:05 pm
My voice range is low C4 and high F5
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Am I soprano, mezzo soprano, or alto?
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Claire
Soprano because you can hit the high notes. But you can also cleanly hit a c4.
Which is a normal for sopranos.
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Kate
October 24, 2014 at 1:40 am
Ok I’m F3 to C5…what doesn’t that make me?!?
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Kate
I think I’m either alto or mezzo soprano.
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Claire
I can make a G3 but I can also hit a E5 perfect. So I am really confused with that I
am.
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Kerry
March 3, 2015 at 4:34 pm
Claire I would think you would fall into the mezzo-soprano range. I sing E3-F#5.
Our notes are pretty close. I consider myself in the middle but I excel in 4th
octave in the piano. Which is alto…sometimes voices can’t be specific and that’s
ok
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Loulou
Hi! Maybe you’re an alto with coloratura?
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King
What do you think?for all of you wondering what your range is, it’s where YOU
most comfortably sing. Are you a girl and your low notes are awesome while your
high notes aren’t the greatest? probably alto, other way around? soprano. cant
quite hit those super high top notes? mezzo-soprano (aka soprano 2).
Same goes for guys.
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Dimitri
Not ALL voice types are listed because these are the most common ones.My best
at C2#-F4. total chest range is C2 to C5. which is about basso profundo range (C2-
C4). another uncommon voice type is the countertenor which is around C4-C6.
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Nasrin
Hi i din’t come here to actually comment on anything but i was wondering if
anyone can help me to know my vocal range? Im an 18 year old male with a vocal
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range from g3 to d5. i did some reading and there is a possibility that i could be a
tenor or a countertenor. I dont which am i please do help me
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Ivan
I am G3-G5… What am I?
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Isaac
Sounds fairly definitely Baritone to me
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Kerry
March 3, 2015 at 4:39 pm
I think voices are interesting. I can sing E3 to F#5. I’ve been classified Mezzo
Soprano from my choir director. She helped me because I didn’t know where I fit
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strong in the low notes. So I sang alto in the choir for a month and it was to hard
for me. I was placed back in the soprano section and I enjoy that more. If I wanted
to I could practice the high notes more but I want to save my families ears! I love
singing high alto though…that’s where my voice excels
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Brookelyn
March 31, 2015 at 4:30 am
My range is C3 to E7 so basically according to this article my range covers that of
tenor through soprano and beyond so what does that make me?
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Audie Fields
March 31, 2017 at 2:01 pm
Soprano
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tracii tate
May 21, 2015 at 2:08 am
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i am a male rock singer for a glam rock group with a strong head voice
my range is E2 To A5 just curious to what that is
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Rut
June 10, 2015 at 1:22 am
My lowest is A3 and my highest is D4. I’m a female. I’m 13 almost 14 in August. I’m
really confused, if you could help me to find my vocal range, i would appreciate it.
PD: Sorry if my english isn’t perfect, my native laguange is spanish.
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Jamesy
Your vocal range is 1.3 Octaves. 🙂
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Don’t worry your vocal will get bigger you have plenty of time to explore.
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Jonathan Pfost
June 13, 2015 at 8:46 pm
I actually have a wide vocal range! The lowest note that I can hit comfortably is a
F1, but can go as low as an Eb1! Then the highest note that I can hit comfortably is
an A5, but can go as high as C6! I just graduated from Columbia high school in
Nampa, ID and my choir teacher said it was extremely hard to assign me a voice
part. She put me in the bass AND the alto section because of my range. She did
get in trouble for doing that, which I honestly thought was stupid, mainly because
she had me do a solo for both sections, which got the school a plaque for the
concert choir, which was the first ever in the school’s history of 8 years, along with
my picture on two plaques. One for being the lowest bass soloist for a mixed
school choir and the second one for being the first guy to nail an alto solo in choir
festival!
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Caleb
my lowest note is C#0 and my highest note is Eb6
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Deanen
June 20, 2015 at 3:10 am
So I did it, the test in the video. It said do all the notes your comfortable with. Well
I did it a bunch of times and I get E2 – A5. And btw I like to sing low and high but
not too high. Like Frank Sinatra, Artic Monkeys, Dean Martin, What am I?
I don’t really sing up until now I actually feel more confident. But I also noticed I
like to mimic voices alot, any voice, high to deep since I was a kid. I noticed I can
do Megatrons voice too lol. Idk I would like to expand my mind in this field, so any
help is appreciated.
Reason I came across this is cause I want to sing like a a artist I like and he can do
F2-D5 which I’m guessing is just 1 away from me on each high and low notes or
octave.
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Katie
June 20, 2015 at 11:21 pm
So my range is from F3 to A5… What would I be exactly?
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Ahe
Hi my range G3-A#6 im a classical singer but i was told my i sound best in the
upper fourth and lower fifth what does that mean i have also been called a lyric
sopranista? If that helps but to me i sound comfortable at E4- Bb5 i also sing
contemporary
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Zoë
July 11, 2015 at 7:42 pm
So my vocal range is E2-A5 and I’m really confused right now because I’m a girl.
What would that make me?
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Zoë
July 11, 2015 at 7:47 pm
Sorry, checked again and my lowest was D2.
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arcturus291
July 21, 2015 at 6:43 am
my full voice range is g3-a5, but i can reach with the head voice upto f6. im
wondering if males can sing with full voice upto c6 ?
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Kara
July 29, 2015 at 9:06 pm
(E3-)G4-C#6 (-A#6) apparently???
What would my vocal range classification be?
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Spider9999
August 10, 2015 at 7:21 pm
Hmmm, just checked my range with the vids above: E2 to D4, but can lower down
to B1 …
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Howard Vaeth
August 17, 2015 at 6:38 pm
I’ve been trying to find the distribution of voices in the population. For example,
what percent of men will sing in the counter tenor range, in the tenor range, in the
baritone range, in the bass range? Ditto for women.
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Debbie
August 25, 2015 at 2:31 am
Is F3 low to C5 a mezzo-soprano? How many octaves is this vocal range? Great
site!
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E
My voice range F2 to C5. or (E5 maybe?)
anyone knows?
Thank you
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M
I’m not sure of where I fall. C3-E5 is what I got but I’m not sure of what that is.
Would someone be able to help with identifying my vocal range and type?
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sneesha
i’m a thirteen year old girl and my lowest is C4 and my highest is C5 what does
that make me
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Cory
*Male voice here* This range is based on my COMFORT range between lowest
chest/modal note and highest falsetto note(includes tones below that of the
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Cory
I am also capable of reaching C#1(ease-wise) with the usage of false chords with
an absolute limit at G0
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Francesca
Upon testing, my vocal range was A2-C6.
What would that be exactly?
Any help would be great!
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Nicola
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Joan
My vocal range is B1 – F#5 how many octaves is that and what would I be?
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Daniel
I can hit C4 on higher and G2 on lower…What exactly my vocal range is..??
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Justin
Hi! I can reach A2 (that’s my lowest, you know when doing the bass sound), My
highest in normal voice is F4, and my highest in falsetto (or whistle, although I
don’t know if I’m whistling when I reach six octave notes) is G#6. Uhm, can you tell
me what my vocal range is and what I am (you know, like tenor, alto, soprano etc.)
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Ian Z
You’re a high baritone also known as a baritenor
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C Sharp
Hi my lowest notes are G4-C3 and highest C -C6 does that make me a mezzo
Soprano?
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Amy
My lowest is g3/f3 and highest is a3 what is my range?
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Kenzie
So I’m a 15 to girl and my range came out as D5 for high and F3 for low. So I fit
into the alto category. I had a few months of voice lessons when I was 11 but none
since. I’m a ballet dancer who wants to branch into musical theatre but everyone
wants a soprano. I sing clear notes and long notes with my radio, but I was never
able to do that during my lessons. Is this natural talent or just normal? I was able
to sing all the notes well but not comfortably.
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Stevie DeBoard
Ok I’m 20 I can go as low as a G3 but I’m comfortable singing in A3-F5 I can go up
to an A5 in my head voice but it’s soft I can’t do it for that long so do you think I’m
a mezzo soprano or an alto or am I both
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Jay
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Male voice my range is F2-D5 and i can go as high as a C6 ( forced what am I
categorized as?
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Jody
I range is c3 – d6 what am I ?
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rhiannon
March 28, 2018 at 3:16 am
you are definitely a soprano . I actually have the same range as you. So we are
both sopranos
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Lena El Jarieh
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MY voice range is C4 low to C5 high and my comfort range for both is E4 what
does that make me Soprano or Mezzo-Soprano or something else
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Jayme
January 31, 2016 at 10:44 pm
I sing E3-A5-A7 (whistle note).
What’s my vocal range. Please answer my question
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Jayme
January 31, 2016 at 10:45 pm
And i’m girl btw
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Lorraine Caryl B. Cestona
I a3 is my lowest range and c6 is my highest.
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James
Awesome… Larraine.
Glad that you could identify your vocal range.
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jo
I don’t know, but believe me or not but I don’t know what I am. My lowest fry note
is a G1 my lowest talking voice is C2 highest note I can hit before belting/mix
voicing is E4, but I can belt/mix voice to C5. My highest falsetto note is A5 highest
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Anonymous
Umm what about an approxate c3-d#6?
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Anonymous
C3–d#6 approximately?
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Emma L.
I’m a girl and I can go from D3 to C5 what does that make me? (This does not
include my head voice or whistle tone)
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Kim E.
I am the same D3 to C5 comfortable singing range, could this be Contralto or
Alto…? Would love to know… Have just turned 50 and am considering taking
singing lessons, never too late to start right!? 🙂
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D louise
I’m the same! D3 -C5. Glad I know what type of voice I have now. Im 24 x
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Jeanelly
I got roughly G3/F3 and about C5 what am I? I’m a girl if that helps and I’m 12.
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Pablo
So what am I then. .. my range I found was D3-E6 help please ASAP I need to know
what song to prepare for an audition and it’s coming up quick thanks so much.
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akash
Mine is. G#2 -C#5 what type my voice is
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Tah'mee
my low is G1 and my high is G2 (I used several voice range programs to help me)
what exactly does that mean about my range, other than the fact that it is exactly 1
octave?
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Sonny
i hit c3 to a5 ( 15 year old Girl ) what is that?
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Sonny adams
i hat c3 to a5 and i am a 15 year old Girl. what am i?
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KC
I’m so confused about the differences between contralto and mezzo. Some singers
I would have definately pegged as contralto (Marina Diamandis, Lana Del Rey,
Adele) I see listed often as mezzos. So what’s the difference, because it’s got me
confused about my own voice type. My range is D3-C6, and my voice sounds
weightier than Adele, though obviously not as good lol. I’m 18 and Female, if that
helps? I’m comfortable through my whole voice, singing any part as long as it’s in
my range. Can anyone help me figure out what I am? Thanks
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Nikki
March 6, 2016 at 7:05 pm
I’m a girl (20) , and my lowest is d3, and my highest is f5, but I’m more comfortable
with singing lower…and my tessitura is probably d3-c5….I don’t really know if I’m a
mezzo-soprano or an alto….
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Ginny
March 10, 2016 at 5:09 pm
My range has seriously changed over the years. In high school choir (30+ years
ago) i was sent to sing with the 2nd altos. I had singing lessons as a young adult
and my teacher informed me i was really a soprano. I sing all the time and work
my range extremes. I can now comfortably sing D3 to C6 and if well warmed up
can probably stretch that a bit either end.
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Noah
March 18, 2016 at 2:26 am
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My range is G1 to D6, but A5 and up is in my whistle range. I know I’m a bass.
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Steya
March 27, 2016 at 7:20 pm
I’m able to hit an F3 at the lowest comfortable- you know, so it actually sounds like
a note- and A5 at the highest comfortable. What’s that mean?
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Sean Kevin
March 30, 2016 at 2:56 pm
Hi, My vocal range is A#2 to G#5 – Male Tenor
How many octaves is that?
Thanks!
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John Miller
April 21, 2016 at 12:40 pm
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It’s 2 Octaves and 6 Notes
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Maddie
April 2, 2016 at 10:39 pm
I’m E2 to B5 and then after that It dies haha, Not trainned and am really lacking
control but certainly not tone deaf (guitarist) So what voice type am I, Bass –
Soprano??
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Sage
April 8, 2016 at 2:27 am
I have a low of C2 and a high of F5 what am I?
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Anonymous
I have a range of C3 and d5 but is that valid cause they both are in different
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Zara
Hi, my child (Boy) vocal range is lower G3 and upper C5 is this average for a 10
year olds voice?
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Mere
April 21, 2016 at 9:20 am
Being a lady and fitting most comfortably in between F3-F4 is all well and good,
but the fact that my range (on an good day without warming up) B2-D5 is just.
Strange. I can never seem to find things that work right for me. I’m not interested
in professional singing (anymore), I just like to sing along with music. And that
gets complicated.
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John Miller
April 21, 2016 at 12:38 pm
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What’s my vocal range, overall, mine is G2-A#5 (A2-F4 without falsetto/head voice)
But transition into head voice/falsetto is F4-A4, my chest voice can go from G2-D5,
Yawning (A2-A4), and breathy falsetto (D3-C#5) and head voice F#3-A#5 (G5
Maximum Comfortable Range) But Average, I usually sing from C3-A4. I’m a a male
by the way.
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ButterflyEffect
April 27, 2016 at 7:36 pm
I can sing lowest notes, but I feel really comfortable between G3 and C6.
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James
April 28, 2016 at 1:23 am
That’s awesome. You just found your Tessitura range. Strengthen on that.
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Lydia Trotter
May 2, 2016 at 8:07 pm
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Can you help me? I don’t know if this post is really old – my range is D3-E5
(including head voice) and my range up to chest voice is D3-B4. Im a female. I
think I’m an alto??
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Nidhin Leela
May 9, 2016 at 1:52 am
My low note is A3 and High note is G5. Can anyone tell me what kind of voice is
mine.??? Can i be a good singer by using my this voice???
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Taylor
May 9, 2016 at 11:55 am
What would my vocal range be if the lowest note I can sing is f3 and the highest
c5?
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What would my vocal range be if the lowest note I can sing is f3 and the highest
c5?
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James
May 11, 2016 at 2:22 pm
Try to find your Tessitura within the range. And you will find your voice type and
range.
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Nidhin Leela
May 9, 2016 at 2:24 pm
My low note is A3 and High is G3. Then what kind of voice i have.??? Can i sing
high notes by using this voice.??? I am a male
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James
May 11, 2016 at 2:21 pm
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Yes. As long as the highest notes of the song are within the range you can
handle.
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WhoIsThis
A3 is higher than G3.
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Mir
May 13, 2016 at 5:16 pm
im just wondering what my vocal ranges are bc i can go comfortably as low as E2
and as comfortably high as C6..
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Sam Q.
May 13, 2016 at 8:49 pm
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I’m a male with low note : A2 and high note : C6 what is my voice ?
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Derek C.
May 21, 2016 at 4:34 pm
I’m a male
The LOWEST I can get (adding a metric ton of vocal fry) is A0
My lowest full voice note is E2, my highest is D4
My highest whistle note is A7
Idek
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Zeke
May 15, 2017 at 10:37 pm
See, for a vocal range to work, you have to be able to sing from the higher note
down. So, unless you are able to sing that A7 and go down the scale, it would not
count so it would go for you:
Low: A0
Chest: E2-D4
Whistle: A7
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Kyoshii Itsumi
May 25, 2016 at 2:31 am
For the female vocal range I can go from C4 – E6.
And for the male vocal range I can go from C4 – D2.
What would I consider my vocal range because I am quite confused with the
scales.
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Brandon
June 2, 2016 at 2:20 am
So apparently by the of the video I can sing from E2-C6. Mind you my allergies are
in full force at the moment. Lol
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Dobin zirdo
June 2, 2016 at 8:31 pm
C2 to D4 ( lowest to highest) what does that make me ~ ? >^< im a boy ~
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Dobin zirdo
June 2, 2016 at 8:35 pm
Im confused if iam a Tenor or a Baritenor ~ T~T
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valeriana
June 5, 2016 at 6:59 am
my vocal range is A2-A5, what does it mean? i dont really understand the chart..
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I can sing G4 to E7. What is that?
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Jennifer Varnadore
June 9, 2016 at 10:35 pm
The lowest I can get is f3 and my highest is F5. I’ve been told I should sing Opera
before, because of my voice. I classify myself as a mezzo-soprano, but apparently
my range extends past that on both ends. Huh…
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James
June 10, 2016 at 4:42 pm
That’s great.
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Sarath
June 19, 2016 at 7:49 am
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A2 – C5
Where does that put me.?
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Kevin
June 21, 2016 at 1:01 pm
I’m confused if I’m a Baritone or Tenor. I’m a 18 year old male.
Chest-Voice: (F#2) G2 – D#4 (G#2)
Head-Voice/Falsetto: (C4) D4 – D5 (E5)
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Kevin
June 21, 2016 at 1:02 pm
I’m meant G#4 not G#2!
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Maria
June 22, 2016 at 7:28 pm
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So my 16 year-old daughter is being classically trained. When she sang musical
theater, she mostly used her chest and mixed voice. Now that she is singing
classical songs, she is using her head and mixed voice. I was told in opera, only the
head and mixed voice is used and not the chest. If she uses her chest voice, mixed
and head voice her range is from e3 to f6. So am don’t know how to classify her
voice. Can someone help me?
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Paige
June 27, 2016 at 6:53 pm
Uhm… G3-A6 , not sure where that puts me. Higher than the average soprano, as
low as an alto? I’d say mezzo, but that’s a bit high of a note for a mezzo.
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Zeke
Coloratura Soprano
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Hayden
July 13, 2016 at 11:09 am
Supposedly my range is an E2-C5 however, my lower register (even though i have
a naturally really deep voice) sounds lacking and cant get good resonance or tone
despite being able to reach those notes. Ive over time developed my higher end to
extend to c5, and on a good day one or two notes higher when singing jamiroquai.
Id love to have a nice lower range though. I can reach it, it just sounds trash XD
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Joe
July 15, 2016 at 5:50 am
I have a vocal range from B2 up to E4. What would I be?
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Edward Gary
July 20, 2016 at 6:12 pm
Hello there. Well, I am an untrained singer and I do not know where I fit in. My
range starts on a breathy pushed A2. I do not know if I can count that note. I can
hit a solid B2 without difficulty. However, I am most comfortable starting with the
lowest notes of C3-F3. I just noticed that after I sang C4, a light airy sound is heard
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around D4/E4. Then around F4/G4, I shift into falsetto. The highest I can go to is an
airy A4/B4. C5 and above is where everything is falsetto. The top note I can sing in
falsetto without being pushed is a D5/E5. So basically, for an untrained singer, my
range is from A2/B2-A4/B4. Why can’t I go any higher? Is it a lack of training?
Could it be incorrect singing techniques? Can someone help me point out my
weakpoints? Thank you.
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Edward Gary
July 20, 2016 at 6:13 pm
I am 25 year old male, btw.
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Ifiok
July 24, 2016 at 12:35 am
I’m 15 years old and I have a range of a2-d4 in chest voice, e4-a4 full head
voice(b4 if I warm up and even a belted c5), and a falsetto that ranges from b4-
a#5(sometimes a b5 but it’s a little strained). I’ve been able to hit a g2 but it’s
growled/fryed. I recently this year expanded my range, that’s where I got the top
notes G4-b4’ish notes. My falsetto can drop down to an f4. What exactly am I? A
baritone, tenor, soprano(joking). But seriously. I wanna get my full voice range into
at least 2 1/2 octaves(which for me is a d#5). If probably like to extend my belts to
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backing vocals with out using falsetto in those backing vocals too much.Any tips
on me extending my voice?
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Ifiok
July 24, 2016 at 12:38 pm
Hi! I’m a 15 year old male and I have a range of a2-a4(brief/constant b4 if warmed
up and and a brief c5 at times). I have a falsetto range all the way to a#5(b5 is
sometimes a whistle along with a c6). I’ve hit an e6 whistle note but it doesn’t
really count. I’m at times able to growl notes like g2-g#2 but it’s pretty fried. So
I’m guessing my range is:
Low: (g2)a2-f3
Middle: g3-d4
High: e4-a4(b5)
Falsetto: (f4)a4-a#5(b5)
The thing is that I want to integrate a couple notes from the upper register into my
full voice range. Id like to hav a 2 1/2 full voice range, which has the top note
d#5ish. I’d like to extend it up to an e5 or f5 full voice. I’d really like to have those
extra top notes so I could mess with them in songs. A couple examples of people
who do this are Patrick Stump, Brendon Urie, Michael Barnes, Bruno Mars, Adam
Levine, ext. These are examples of people who use there upper range in their
songs as harmony or just as the main thing. Any tips on the expansion of my voice
please? Am I a Tenor or baritone singer?
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Grae Allen
August 9, 2016 at 1:43 am
Hey my vocal range from the video was D3 to A5 what does that mean because i
looked on the chart under it and when to yahoo answers and some said alto some
said mezzo soprano and one said Contralto so i’m really confused please help me
thank you btw i am a 14 year old girl.
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LEUNG MING HIN
August 25, 2016 at 4:53 pm
Hi!I am a 16 year old male
My vocal range is (Eb2)~F#2~C6~(F6)
So i am wondering what my voice type is.
BTW,My head voice range is B3~G5,
my falsetto range is G5~C6~(F6)
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LEUNG MING HIN
August 25, 2016 at 5:07 pm
And my mixing starts from G4~B4

Leung Ming Hin
Please reply
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WeirdDude
August 13, 2020 at 12:36 am
Definitely Bass
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Chuong Nguyen
August 31, 2016 at 8:08 pm
I’m 17 years old male. My vocal range is from F#2-C6 (does not include Whistle
Register or Vocal Fry)
My head voice is from C5- C6. Falsetto has the similar range to head voice too. My
tessitura is from Bb2- C5. Could someone tell me which vocal type do I have?
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Lola MTB
My chest range is G#2-D5, if I don’t try to belt, my voice starts transitioning to
head at around E4, including falsetto/head it goes up to C#6 and including whistle
or just random non-melodic notes my total range is G#2-B6, what would that
make me? I’m a girl by the way.
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Sapphire
My range is C4 to E3 I would love to know more about my range and what songs
are best to sing so I don’t irritate my mom when I burst out in song while cleaning
my room lol.
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Albert
You’re going to think I’m lying but I swear I’m not. My low is E2 and my high is B5.
What does that make me?
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Ashley
so i’m a 13y/o girl, and my current range is e2 to g#5. i’m working on getting my
voice lower (i need to for a show) and my range is continually growing in both
ways. any help on what classification i am?
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Tay
I’m 13 and my vocal range is G3 to C6, what would I be classified as? Thanks.
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Tay
I could possibly go higher but that’s around the range I can make without
sounding to weird.

unknown
I used an app called sing sharp and my vocal range is c3 to c5. I can reach higher
than c5. I am a 16yr old boy. What’s my voice type
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Ru
My range is D2-C4 that makes me a bass. But my voice sounds really er.. treble(y)
(is that even a word) and doesn’t fit to sing bass. Can my range goes up?
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lilly
approx yep your right
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Vis!
October 15, 2016 at 12:37 pm
Lowest is B2 and highest is G5 and I am 20 years old male. Without croaking, my
highest peaks at G4, I’d love to know my classification! Thanks 😀
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Zohaib Rehman
I’m a guy and my vocal range is D2-G5# but am more comfortable singing E2-F5#.
Where does that put me? Thanks.
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Nicholas Lang
I am a 14 year old male and I have a vocal range of B1 to F4 with chest voice, and
up to E5 with head voice. But I believe I also have an sufficient control over Vocal
Fry and more importantly the Whistle Register. With the Whistle Register the max I
have ever reached is C7. I have cross-referenced this with several pitch identifying
resources so I believe it to be accurate. What voice type would I be???
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Becks
F2-C5, I’m a girl, so I’m assuming this is alto range? I was always mezzo in high
school.
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Jay
I’m 14 and I was wondering what vocal type I would be classified as.
Lower notes: E2-C#3
Chest notes: D3- F#4
Head voice: G4- B4
Falsetto: C5- E5
( I’ve hit F5, G5, and A5 before but those were only with strain)
How can I increase my range to where I can hit those notes? Thanks
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hi. 12:00 pm here. i used singsharp app to measure my vocal range. my lowest so
far is a2 and i got up to c5-c#5 and up to D5 without squeezing my throat and
hitting my head tone muchactually sitting down. im dont have any professional xp
but im singing karaoke much of my free days. what does this mean?
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Angel
I need help figuring out my range the lowest note i can hit is a E3 and the highest I
can go are between an A4 or C5
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Celeste
Can someone help me find my vocal type?? The lowest I can go it A2-B2 and the
highest I can go is A5. This note before I switch to head voice it A4
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I am a female
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War
Contralto or mezzo-soprano
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Jay
Can someone help me please? What is my vocal range and type? I’m fourteen year
old male and I need help.
Low notes: E2-C#3
Chest notes: D3- C#4
Head notes: (usually come out airy and light): D4- F#4
Falsetto:( voice cracks from transition from head to falsetto): G4-E5
F5-A5 on a good day.
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You are very probably a tenor. Or perhaps a Baritone-Tenor cross over. That
would depend on where you are most comfortable singing.
Cheers,
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Jay
Thanks. I most comfortable singing (tessistura range) from G2- B3. I’ve one
some more training with head voice- falsetto transition and found put that I can
hit notes in head voice that I usually use falsetto for. Is there any
correspondence between head voice and your brain because when I sing in
head voice for too long my head starts to hurt.
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lauren
G3-D6
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War
I can hit E1 with vocal fry i hit falsetto at G4 and i can hit A6 in falsetto then i can
use whistle regiser to hit A7 what am i
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Paul
It is best to base your vocal range off of your full/chest voice. I wouldn’t bass it
on Fry and falsetto. However considering you range I would say you are probably
a bass.
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Leigh
I am female and my full vocal range I tested on sing sharp was A2 – G5. I did not
scream or strain my voice to hit these notes (at least I tried not to), just in case it
had any effect on something. But I was definitely most comfortable singing from
F3 to G4 and sometimes up to A4 if I drank enough water and did a warm up
exercise beforehand (lol). What would I be? Also any suggestions on how to
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Leigh
Please help?
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Kayla
I say Mezzo Soprano would fit you best in this case.
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Lydia
June 11, 2017 at 8:18 pm
Hello. I’ve been confused as to what I am for a while. For some reason my chest
voice doesn’t extend as far as the majority of mezzo sopranos so I always
thought I was an alto. However:
My range is E3-C5-A5. (A5 have to be warmed up well). I find most mezzo can
comfortably hit a D5-F5 in chest voice but I can’t. My low motes are deep but as I
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get higher they sound very light and girly. I’ve tried to get to a C6 but it’s just a
screech! Light lyric mezzo maybe?
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Cassandra
My lowest not is f3 and my highest is a5 where does that put me
Btw I’m 10 years old
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Andrew
If I sing an f2 to a c5 what really would this mean because its confusing me
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Paul
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You are very probably a baritone. You would usually sing with the basses in a four
part choir.
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Kayla
My range according to this is E3-B5(C6 somewhat) comfortably and currently 14 as
a Soprano in my choir. We are going to be practicing for a musical called Into the
Woods and I am aiming more for the Witch who has a range of C4-C5 for singing
parts. Would that be alright with my actual range itself?
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Anonymous
My vocal range is G2-A5. I don’t know what range that would put me in… I’m an
adolescent female.
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Wide ranged mezzo soprano.
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ASR
I have a low of F3 and high of F5(excluding falsetto, if I do that I reach upto C6)
what can you say about this where do I lie in the table.
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Lydia
June 11, 2017 at 8:21 pm
A soprano is likely, if your voice has a deeper quality when its lower then a mezzo
soprano.
(if you’re male then counter tenor)
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Quách Kiến Thành
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My vocal range is F#2 ( I sometimes go down to F2 ) ~ G6 ( screaming )
I’m male
What’s my type of voice?
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Quách Kiến Thành
I’m 15 years old
Low notes: F#2 ~ B2
Chest notes: C3 ~ D#4 ( E4 sometimes )
Falsetto: F4 ~ B5 ( C6 sometimes )
Screaming: C#6 ~ G6
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Zeke
Screaming is not part of a vocal range.
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Jessica T.
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I am Female and I’m hitting b2-c6. What is my range considered? What is my
octave Range?
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Jessica T.
Also, going lower of higher begins to feel more out of comfort range.
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Audie Fields
March 31, 2017 at 1:59 pm
I think you’re A mezzo soprano and have 3.2 octaves
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Judas
January 29, 2017 at 11:17 pm
I’m a male. My vocal range excluding excluding falsetto and with full voice is F2-E5.
Am I a tenor?
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Lydia
June 11, 2017 at 8:22 pm
If you can sing E5 in chest voice then youre a counter tenor.
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Judas
January 29, 2017 at 11:18 pm
I’m a male, 17 yr old. My vocal range excluding excluding falsetto and with full
voice is F2-E5. Am I a tenor?
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Dasil
January 30, 2017 at 10:56 am
Hi, I’m male and 17yrs old. My vocal range is C3-F5 in full voice. I can go as low as
F2 with vocal fry and D6 with my falsetto. Am i a tenor?
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Clark A.
Shall i include my head voice in? I just hit an F5 as my highest and D#2 as my
lowest. I don’t find me in the article. What am I?
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Mark Moawad
I’m 17 and I just started singing last year. My range is from D2 to G4 is that good?
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Alex
Hi, i am a 16 year old male. and my chest range voice goes from a b2 to an F5
sharp, what range am i?
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Alex
Hi, my name is Alex, and i am a 16 year old male. My chest range voice goes from
a b2 to an F5 sharp, with head voice i can reach an E6. what range am i?
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Kamal houfra
March 8, 2017 at 12:46 pm
My higt not is the E6 so which range vocal I have
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Quinton
March 17, 2017 at 3:24 pm
Hi my Range is A2 to G5. Am i classifieds as a high tenor!?
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Audie Fields
March 31, 2017 at 1:56 pm
My vocal range is from G#2-F#7 but I’m more on the range of A2-F#7 , How many
octaves and what voice type could I be?
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Jadon mello
March 31, 2017 at 9:25 pm
hello! there is nothing for my vocal range! my vocal rang is A0-E5 what is my vocal
range considered?
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Jadon mello
March 31, 2017 at 9:28 pm
By the way Im only 13…
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Jason, you technically have to sit to become an adult before your vocal range is
classified.
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Vernon Smith Jr.
April 13, 2017 at 12:30 am
*wait to become
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Marc R. Griffin
April 2, 2017 at 11:47 pm
My Range Goes from an E2(Lowest) to A4(Highest) what would I be classified as?
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Marc R. Griffin
April 2, 2017 at 11:51 pm
Well actually my voice can go lower than E2. Like 7 or 8 notes lower.

Vernon Smith Jr.
April 13, 2017 at 12:28 am
Marc, your voice can only be classified as an adult. It also doesn’t include
growling or screaming or falsetto. Right now you have a range equal to bobby
mcferron . You should buy one of his CD, with yoyo ma the cello player is a
good one, or download some of his recordings. Make sure you read the liner
notes to make sure he’s the only male voice on the recording.
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Sharma
April 10, 2017 at 3:34 am
I am female and 13.
I can go higher than E6 comfortably without screaming, but I don’t know where
the puts me.
I cannot go too low, but I can go very close to E2.
What am I?
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Vernon Smith Jr.
April 13, 2017 at 12:23 am
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Sharma, vocal ranges are usually classified for adults. Technically you have to wait
a few years when your voice changes completely before getting an accurate
classification.
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Danielle Knight
April 12, 2017 at 1:01 pm
Hi there does anyone have an idea status would come under. I have a vocal range
of F3 to A4 ?
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Danielle Knight
April 12, 2017 at 1:06 pm
Also when I sing some songs I can hit comfortably a sharp D5?
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SEETHESTARS91
April 13, 2017 at 6:49 pm
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I also have a vocal range of low f3 to high d6 I was wondering what I would come
under?
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Zeke
April 15, 2017 at 10:03 pm
My lowest note is a D3 and my highest I have sung is a B6. I am a 13 year old male.
What am I?
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Nikolay
April 16, 2017 at 8:17 am
My first attempt showed A2-F6 on 8th April with the SingSharp app. After trying a
couple of times I expanded my lower and upper register with just a note (G2-G6)
[not sure if the notes are right but that must be between 99,5Hz-1633Hz]. and I’m
about to become 22 after four months and 2 days xD. I’m definitely not a singer,
but got obsessed with searching singers’ vocal range. In my perspective, as a non-
singer, I consider myself lacking power and resonance, I suppose, but I have no
idea.
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Enya
April 21, 2017 at 11:56 am
I’m a girl with a vocal range of B3-C6. What does this make me?
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Aya
Definitely a Soprano.
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agent3
April 23, 2017 at 5:30 am
The vocal range covers only chest voice or all voice types?
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Vernon Smith Jr.
April 27, 2017 at 4:43 am
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Depends on how strict you want to be. Your singing voice doesn’t include,
falsetto, screams, growls, ..That’s what a classically trained singer includes. But if
your simply going by what sounds you can make then everything goes. The only
thing that really matters is your singing voice , falsetto, and a good scream if you
like rock or gospel, which is where you hear that, and sometimes blues.
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agent3
May 16, 2017 at 1:47 am
OK. Thank you.
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Tai white
April 25, 2017 at 7:00 am
Hi! My lowest note was G2 while my highest was B5
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KK?
April 25, 2017 at 9:13 am
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I can sing from G3-F5. Does that mean I’m a mezzo soprano or alto?(because the
charts say something different than the female voice type section)
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Bennett Mickley
April 26, 2017 at 12:32 am
My vocal range is from a G negative 1-G4-D7.
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Jonas
May 2, 2017 at 2:36 pm
I’m 17, male and my vocal range is from F2 to C#6, so what type is it?
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can comfortably sing B4, and then I can’t hit anything higher without screaming.
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Oscar
May 12, 2017 at 10:00 am
Hi my question is similar to the others. I am a music voice major and I sing mostly
all classical music. And I have four ranges. I can sing up toba high C (C5) in full
chest voice. I can also sing to a A2. But my head voice is really strong where I can
comfortably sing up to a second soprano and I also have whistle tone in my voice.
Any ideas??
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thatforemankid
October 28, 2017 at 12:57 am
Based on your range that would fall under either an Alto or Mezzo- whatever you
prefer more!
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Chantal H
May 13, 2017 at 1:42 am
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I got a E6 as my highest and a B2 as my lowest
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thatforemankid
October 28, 2017 at 12:52 am
No you didn’t.
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Zeke
May 15, 2017 at 10:30 pm
Hi I am a male who has a 4.7 octave range, going from a Bb3 to a G7. What would
I be classified as? My chest is Bb3 to G#3, head voice is A4 to E6, and whistle is E#6
to G7.
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thatforemankid
October 28, 2017 at 12:50 am
Hey- the highest voice in the WORLD goes to a C7. I don’t think that part’s true.
Please reconsider. Maybe get a friend to help you?
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Victoria
May 20, 2017 at 9:06 am
The absolute lowest I can go is A2, but comfortably I get to about C2 all the way
comfortably to C6 and to E6 if I scream. What would I be?
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thatforemankid
October 28, 2017 at 12:40 am
Hey, uh, don’t-scream. It’s kinda- bad for your voice. Okay so, C2-C6…That’s a
Mezzo!
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Felix
May 21, 2017 at 1:22 am
Awesome! I never thought I was a bass, but I can go as low as Db2 all the way to
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Ash
May 23, 2017 at 9:43 pm
My top is A4 and bottom C3, what am I?
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thatforemankid
October 28, 2017 at 12:37 am
Contralto or Countertenor depending on your gender
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Lisa Simpson
May 25, 2017 at 10:44 am
A3-C5 what does this make me ?
And what songs are examples for that
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thatforemankid
October 28, 2017 at 12:36 am
For sure a Mezzo. I really only know theatre songs so…sorry XD
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Lankyweasel635
May 25, 2017 at 7:38 pm
Hey there folks.
Depending on the song that I was singing, I have been classified and guessed by
different people with musical backgrounds as a bass, bass-baritone, basso
profundo, baritone, and a bass.
I don’t sing often and just an amateur,, so I just tried sing sharp for fun and it gave
me a range of D#2 to C#4, then from D#2 to C#5. Note: (My speaking voice
started at between D#2 and F2). At one point 8 years ago, I apparently had a 4
octave range from going lower than the D#2 as far as I can remember and had a
high note of E#5 and could almost hit the highest not of the F#5 in the song).
Singers that I like to sing with include Bing Crosby, Josh Turner, Tennessee Ernie
Ford, Paul Robeson, Dean Martin, and Harry Connick jr.,
In general, I am much more comfortable signing with the lower voiced people
from that list and have found that quite often I have to raise my voice higher to
reach their lower notes.
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So does anyone have thoughts on what classification they would put me in.
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lankyweasel635
June 17, 2017 at 6:39 pm
Further to my previous post, I tried that app some more and did some research.
Former Singing Voice Vocal Range = A1 to A4
Current Singing Voice Vocal Range = A1 to C4
Current Speaking Voice Range = C2 to C4
So I’m a bass as was originally classified.
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Lankyweasel635
March 17, 2019 at 11:43 am
Hey there folks.
Ignore what I wrote in May 2017.
After that I did a lot more research, tried the app a lot mot, was in a musical
play that year, and really took some time to reassess things
Looks like I had made some typos. So let’s fix those, shall we. 🙂
To start with, I am a natural bass that has at least had these ranges:
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2008 Singing Vocal Range = (F1) A1 to E5 (G5)
2018 Singing Vocal Range =
(F1) A1 to A3 (C4)
Could hit D4 but it’s really pushing it and if I try to maintain C4 or D4 or to hit
anything above those, it hurts terribly and I get told to stop.
Speaking Voice Range =
A1 to A3
But I’m wondering if anyone has used Sing Sharp to practice/assess their vocal
ranges. If so, anyone else noticed that Sing Sharp has a range limit of A1 to A7,
as it won’t recognize anything above, or below those ranges?
Just curious.
Also I highly recommend Perfect Piano.
And does anyone have recommendations on what to do to when sick and
needing to sing? So far I just attempt throat coat tea, breathe easy tea, ricola
lozenges, ludens lozenges, and slippery elm tea.
Again just curious.
Have a great day.
🙂
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Naomi
June 2, 2017 at 3:11 am
A low of C3 and a high of C6 would classify me as??
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thatforemankid
October 28, 2017 at 12:30 am
Mezzo, probably!
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Jayden.N
June 14, 2018 at 11:31 pm
A low of B2 and my high is a C7.
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Vinh
June 11, 2017 at 6:05 pm
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Hello,
I tried SingSharp and it seems that I hit G#2 to E4, using my ‘normal singing voice’.
I guess I’m in the Baritone range. However, when I sing with the ‘opera like’ voice, I
can easily hit up to D5 (countertenor range). I don’t know the technical terms.
I tried singing along with Alfred Deller and had no problem hitting the notes too.
Which range should I practice? Do you recommend anyway to practice my voice?
I’m male 24 yo.
Thanks
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thatforemankid
October 28, 2017 at 12:29 am
Test your range on a keyboard, not on other people voices and you should get it
right for sure. Sometimes people can sing really high using your whistle voice,
but can’t sing in between. That wouldn’t be considered your range then. Also, I’ve
heard that SingSharp isn’t the most exactly accurate device
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Janelle
June 18, 2017 at 1:12 am
My lowest note is a C3 and my highest not is a G6…. I’m not exactly sure what my
voice type is, can anyone tell me?
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Emily
I have a similar situation…. I can sing form C3 to D6…. can someone help?
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thatforemankid
October 28, 2017 at 12:25 am
Mezzo most likely!
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Damilola
June 20, 2017 at 10:29 am
I am 17 years old with low note D3 and highest C5,what is my range.I am a girl.
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thatforemankid
October 28, 2017 at 12:22 am
Contralto for sure!!!
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Carsten
June 24, 2017 at 11:56 am
I my lowest is a D#2 and my highest is an E5. I am male and in my late 20s but am
more comfortable singing my higher notes. Beyond E5, my vocal cords begin to
strain. No I am not a professional singer, however I like to sing and I try to extend
my vocal range in my free time at home.
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thatforemankid
October 28, 2017 at 12:20 am
Baritone/Tenor, whatever you like to sing most!
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Zeke
June 25, 2017 at 6:27 pm
My vocal range is B2-G7. What am I?
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thatforemankid
October 28, 2017 at 12:17 am
Get someone else to help you find your range, and then I’ll get back to you.
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macjam
June 29, 2017 at 10:11 pm
hi ya my comfortable raneg using your chart/video is a low A3 and a high F4/G4.I
can get lower and higher but i’m straining really.What would i be classed as?
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thatforemankid
October 28, 2017 at 12:15 am
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Hey, no shame in straining to sing- that wouldn’t be considered your range- but
you’ll get there! You’d be considered a Tenor.
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Faradillah
June 30, 2017 at 10:03 pm
Idk but when i tested it, my range was f#3 – a5 with chestvoice and mix. Amd my
head-whistle goes to c6-a6
What’s my range?
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thatforemankid
October 28, 2017 at 12:12 am
Alto; though you can sing whistle notes, your average range qualifies for this
range.. And hey, that’s awesome- cuz that’s mine:D
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Ryan
July 10, 2017 at 8:13 pm
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Hi! I’m a Male with a range of C#3-E7. I’m having very much trouble with
identifying my range. Help?
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john carmon
July 17, 2017 at 4:49 pm
Hi my vocal range is c3-d5
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thatforemankid
October 28, 2017 at 12:08 am
Please reconsider if you want to know your true range. Not being rude but I
simply can tell, like everyone else, your ear isn’t hearing what others are. I HIGHLY
recommend someone else help you on this- because it’s simply not an easy take
when you’re alone!
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john carmon
July 17, 2017 at 5:03 pm
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What voice i have i am a tenor or i am contralto tell me
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thatforemankid
Male= Tenor
Female= Alto
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thatforemankid
Actually, based on your range you seem to be more of a countertenor
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Emil
July 20, 2017 at 6:38 am
22 year old guy here. My vocal range is C2 – G7. Full voice being C2-A4 and
anything above that I utilize my head voice and whistle. My regular speaking voice
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thatforemankid
October 28, 2017 at 12:05 am
C2-A4= Good, believable, plausible, your vocal range.
Hey, that can be considered a Bass- there aren’t many of you out there!
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○Diegi
August 10, 2017 at 9:23 pm
MALE, If I can go from E2 to F5.
What am I? I have been told I am baritone but recently I hit that one F5 note and I
don’t think that is normal.
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thatforemankid
October 28, 2017 at 12:02 am
It’s not. So get someone else to help you find your range to make sure. But going
on your declarative, either a Baritone or Tenor.

Jared
August 15, 2017 at 3:11 pm
Hi, Thank you for your website.
I’m a 43 year old guy and on your test I sang E2-B6 but my vocal coach says I can
go down to B1.
My really comfortable range seems to be E1-E5 so does this make me a tenor?
Thanks.
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thatforemankid
October 27, 2017 at 11:58 pm
I’ll narrow it down for you. E2-E5. That’s very impressive. I’d say either a Baritone
or Tenor. Whichever you enjoy sing most!
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Kyle Burton
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My vocal range is large b1-a5. Is that pretty good? I sing pretty comfortable from
d#2-c#5 where does that put me?
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thatforemankid
October 27, 2017 at 11:55 pm
Please reconsider and make sure that it’s true. I’ve had much experience with
teaching singing to all ages, and a 5 octave range has never been bestowed upon
me.
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Chris Black
What part should I sing if I can sing F2 – A5. I am a 15 year old male and my voice
has stopped changing.
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thatforemankid
October 27, 2017 at 11:53 pm
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Hey, that’s quite impressive. Hope it’s true! You can fit into either the Baritone or
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Gianmarco
so (d#2 with super duper vocal fry) a2 – a4 chest voice
a4 – g#5 mix
g#5 – c6 falsetto
c#6 – c7 whistle register
male by the way
my tessitura goes from a2 till g4
untrained singer
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thatforemankid
October 27, 2017 at 11:51 pm
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“untrained singer” I can tell. Your trying to show off, otherwise you wouldn’t have
put that. Please stop. Your propaganda isn’t impressive.
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John
My lowest note is D3 and my highest is C5, where does this place me? I am a 19
year old male.
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Countertenor
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thatforemankid
October 27, 2017 at 11:50 pm
It seems you’re making a very common mistake for novice singers. I recommend
using someone else’s ear to test your true range. Don’t feel bad though, we’ve all
been there at one point!
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David
Tessitura C2 – C3
Head voice G3 – C4
Falsetto C4 – F4
Speech range (C2) D2 – E2 (F2)
Subharmonic G1 – C2
Scream C5 – * (non melodic)
Vocal range (Full notes) B0 – F4
Vocal range (recorded) G0 – E5
Name: David;
Age: 16;
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David
No.. I can easily sing these notes, but my lowest note before fry is D1. `.`
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Lisandro
Hi, my range is F2-A5 (male). What am I?
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thatforemankid
October 27, 2017 at 11:47 pm
Your range is a bit different- you can fit it into either a baritone or tenor range, all
depends on what you’re most comfortable singing!
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Folk
My vocal range is C3-A5-B6 I’m male what type of my voice?
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thatforemankid
October 27, 2017 at 11:43 pm
Tenor for sure!
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Harry
Hello, I am a 22 year old male. After my vocal range test, I found out that my
lowest range is D3 and my highest range is F4. What does that make me?
Thanks
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Definitely Tenor
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Dakota
I’m 17 male and my low note is G2 and high note is C5. Is this good,bad,average??
And I love to sing country music but does the range fit the type of music?
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thatforemankid
October 27, 2017 at 11:42 pm
Tenor, your range is excellent, and if you wanna sing country- go for it!
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where do I belong. 🙂
I sing form C3 to C5 with my chest register, from D5 to A5 with my head register
and from B5 to D6 with falsetto.
Thank you so much for your time.
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thatforemankid
I would say soprano, judging by your abundance of high notes. But it all depends
on what your best at. For instance, my range stretches from contralto-mezzo, but
i label myself as alto simply because that’s what i prefer.
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Goddess
I would also like to know my voice type. I’m 16 and female. Chest voice: c3-b4
mixed voice: c5-Ab5 head voice: up to A6.
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Elizabeth Pettersson
I’m a bit confused, I used a video to test my range, and I came here to see what it
all means. I believe I got F4-E2 and C4-G4 what would that mean?
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thatforemankid
That would mean your range is an E2-G4. That would mean you are a Baritone if
male, and a Contralto if female. Hope this helps^_^
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Jeremiah Bilskiy
I went from a f2 at my lowest to an f5 at my highest, I am an 18 year old Boy
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Jess
My lowest note is D3 and my highest is A5. I’m going to audition soon for the
musical theatre section in a new school. I was wondering what songs would be
best for me to sing?
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Emily Berger
Auditioning for a part where my vocal range has to be a3-d5 what range is that.
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Aria
could anyone tell me what voice types me and my friends have?
friend 1: female 12, G2-D7
friend 2: female 12, D3-B7
friend 3: male 12, A1-G5
friend 4: male E1-E5
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me: female 12 F3-B7
and this includes whistle notes, head voice, mix voice, etc……..
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Aria
forgot to mention that friend 4 is 12
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Matt H
If a song consists of chords Am then f# then G then f#
Chorus f# then Am then G then Em then f#
And
I sound best when I put a capo on the first feet and put my fingers in the same
spots (as if the capo is the nut of the guitar is)
Then what does that mean?
What is my singing “key” or comfy “vocal range”?
I know I might not be using the right terms here, but all this key and range etc
musician talk is Greek to me…
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Josh
Hi all, would appreciate some help.
I’m singing a comfortable low note of D3, and a comfortable high note of F5.
Between my comfortable voice and head voice, I can reach over 3 octaves (Is that
good for a guy?).
So in the misheard words of Blink 182, What’s my range again? 😀 Thank you in
advance
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Soren
My range is a c2 to a d4 what is my range?
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jhon
im start with the F2# note and my max is with the B4 so whats my vocal range? im
a bass? baritone?
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Rei
My lowest note is A2 and I can sing up to F4 in my chest voice, where I then have
to switch to my head voice. I’m not sure what my highest note is (I can’t check
right now cos my baby is sleeping), but I think it’s probably around C5 if I really try.
I think my most comfortable singing range is from B2 to C4. My head voice is very
breathy and I feel that it’s very lacking in support and I sound like a completely
different person. I have a lot of difficulty with using mixed voice. What’s my voice
type?
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Angelica
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Im 24 year old female and my range from high is B4- low G3. Where does that put
me??
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Aaron
I got e1 to c5 and I got up to G5 with falsetto I’m 19 and male what am I?
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Jason Nelson
I can hit 2-3 notes lower than the lowest note to G4. Do I have an average range
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Ahmet Tahiri
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Hi, First I wanted to say my Thanks for these informations, but unfortunately i can’t
understand how to figure out what is my vocal type and how many octaves is it.
I used an application and it said my lowest note is F2 and highest note is G4.
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Diego
my lowest note is e3 and my hightest note is c6, im so confused right now, i’m like
a tenor?, alto?, i don’t know right now, but, for me is great 😀
Sorry if the english it’s so basic or something, im not a english-speaker
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Ebony Faraday
My lowest is a G3 and my highest is E5/F5. What does that make my range and
how many octaves/notes is that??
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Kunal
G2 to G4 what does that make me?
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Owen
My range is from E2-B4 so is that average Bass Baritone
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Owen
That’s not including falsetto or whistle
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Paula Mendoza
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So, according to this, I could be a soprano, mezzo-soprano, alto, and contralto?
My voice ranges from C3 to A5.
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kgirl17
I am a B3-E6. 15 year old girl. I am a soprano, but would I still be able to sing alto if
needed or would I have to stay in my alotted range?
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Graham
Experimenting with the Vanido app which tells me my range is D2 – F#6. I am a 58
year old man and have a fairly wide range I think. Can you advise please?
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Bonnie
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F3 – C5 is my vocal range and im a 23 yr old female
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Harmony99
I hit G2 in the low and A flat 5 (Ab5) in the high register … what is my voice type
then ?
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Nathan De Bond
My vocal range is A#2 to C4 does that make me a baritone? I am a 28 year old
male contemporary singer?
Thanks for your help
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Betty
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My highest note is G4 and my lowest note is a E3 so what does that put me?
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Harry
Bro i can arrive to F1, my chest voice is C3-A#4, on falsetto and head voice i can do
A#4 to A6, and i can do a Whistle notes. My high Whistle Note is A#7, so, I’m
countertenor?
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Matt
My range is from D3 to C4. What am I?
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Andrea
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what is the range and what does it called if I’m F#2 – C#6
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Elias Habib
March 4, 2018 at 5:34 am
You need to tell me if that C#6 is head voice, mix voice, falsette, or whistle
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gabrien jeni
March 1, 2018 at 5:30 pm
Hello! I’m from Sarawak, Borneo (Malaysia). My vocal range tested via app ‘Sing
Sharp’ is from the lowest E3 to F4. I’am 25 years male. So which category my vocal
is?
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Elias Habib
March 4, 2018 at 5:33 am
You have a really high range for a male, i think you definitely isnt a baritone or a
bass, maybe a really high tenor or a countenor, you can tell me your highest note
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in head voice? , no falsette or whistle, head voice
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Elias Habib
March 4, 2018 at 5:30 am
If my lowest note is A0 in chest voice, and C6 is my highest note in mix v, my most
acute note in head v is C#6 and the lowest note is G2, ¿what type of voice do I
have? I reach highest notes in whistle, I never go to music class & I never practice.
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JNS
March 18, 2018 at 1:15 pm
I got A2-B5 could have gone one lower and one higher but it started to sound a
bit wonky lol.. not sure what that means..(my range) I’m not much of a singer.. ok
well maybe a shower singer.. wrote a few original songs..posted on youtube (an
eon ago)..pawned my guitar for groceries and never really sang again.. now im
going to get a new guitar and hopefully take guitar lessons as i only know a few
cords and only in the same order..but id like to try singing agsin and so I was
curious to take the test.. and see how I fared .. .however being sort of a living room
couch singer..and knowing nothing about vocals.. I’m more confused than when I
didn’t care..lol..ive no clue how to read the range chart..

Timber
March 22, 2018 at 1:39 am
Low is B1, High is D4, I would say D5, but it kind of hurts at that one. 43 Y.o. Male
and I try to singe a variety of different Genres, though I am kind of enjoying the
swing and jazz scene.
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Annie
March 26, 2018 at 1:02 pm
My lowest note is F3 I can reach a not lower but my voice will sound breathy.. my
highest not is B5 with my head voice .. can you please tell me my vocal range !
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Meraj Shah
March 27, 2018 at 4:29 pm
Hi!
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My low note is G4 and my high note is E5. Not sure what to make of that. I sing
casually but am considering getting lessons. Any advice would be really welcome.
Thanks!
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Meraj Shah
March 27, 2018 at 4:35 pm
Apologies. Its G2 and E5. Thanks again!
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me
March 28, 2018 at 10:49 pm
if i can hit E6 to A2 what does that make me?
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Zaais Badenhorst
April 4, 2018 at 2:45 pm
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I just need some guidance and advice on how to expand my range, unfortunately
i’m a perfectionist when it comes to music so i would love to have a wider range.
My current range is D2 – F#4 in Chest voice and C4 – G5 in Falsetto. is it possible
to develop it more…
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Scáth
May 3, 2018 at 9:50 am
When I am singing clean (as far clean goes), my voice is ranging from low A#2 til
high A#5.
Usually I do growling and screaming.
I switch between ex- and inhale for higher pitched screams.
My lower growls are close to F1.
When I speak normal it’s from (B2) C3 til E3 (F3).
So, all in all – are those good/wide ranges in comparison to my “normal” voice?
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Atom Briones
May 10, 2018 at 6:09 am
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16. I think I’m a tenor but my speaking voice can get lower when I’m relaxed. My
most comfortable low note is G2 but I can go to F2 or E2 if i lower my larynx. My
highest mixed note is Bb4/B4. My highest falsetto is G5/A5 but that’s a bit forced
up there. I can whistle (sometimes can do it) but I literally have no control and I
can’t do it whenever I want to do it but if you want to know I’ve whistled up to C7
but I guess I’m really only comfortable to F6. Would you say I’m a tenor or what do
you think I am?
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Redstar
May 11, 2018 at 12:10 pm
My highest note is c6 and my lowest is b2 . What am I?
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Joakim Spinglefarb
May 13, 2018 at 3:27 am
My lowest (consistent) note is F2 (I can hit E2 comfortably, but it has steadiness
issues) and my highest is F5 (I can hit G5 on a really good day).
I am a dude.

Nargis Khatoon
May 16, 2018 at 9:58 am
I’m a 19 year old girl. The lowest note I can hit is D#2 & the highest I can hit is F4
& then I can hit F#4, G#4 in whistle like tone. what’s my voice type?
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Iwantsoup
May 20, 2018 at 12:22 pm
I’m 12 and I can hit a B3 as my lowest and a G5 as my highest, where does that put
me?
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Jethro
May 21, 2018 at 11:32 am
Hi. Just wanna know… My lowest chest register is A2 and I can reach the notes
higher until C5 (higher until B5/Bb5) whereby I’d have to use mixed voice. Then
starting the following notes until D6, I still can reach it with my head voice. What
does that make me? I’m a 22 male, choir member.
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michael van kerckhoven
May 22, 2018 at 8:42 pm
I have a question regarding vocal range, Pentatonix singer Mitch Grassi supposedly
has a vocal range of 6 octaves and 1 tone, from A1 to B7, this seems like a very
excessive range to me as Freddy Mercury who was praised for his big vocal range
was “only” able to hit F2 to D6, this might be one of those “don’t use the same
criteria for popstars and ther singers” kinda things but something seems off as
from the chart you have on this page :
Soprano: C4 to A5
Mezzo-soprano: A3 to F#5
Alto: G3 to E5 (and contralto as F3-D5)
Tenor: roughly C3 to A4
Baritone: A2 to F4
Bass: F2 to E4
He would largely depass the ranges on both ends, or am I just being dumb and
don’t know what I am talking about (this is probable as I am not (yet) a singer
myself).
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May 25, 2018 at 12:46 pm
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Well I tested it for myself and according to the sing sharp app my range goes
from B1 to E5 (I did however do this with a headset and didn’t ask my neighbours
opinion so I presume the sound quality was not really too good :-p ) what would
that make me (34 yr old male), in addition to that I feel really comfortable on E3
and with head voice E4 .
I am not a singer but I am thinking of starting as I do like singing but I would like
to know in what register I need to start.
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May 25, 2018 at 1:02 pm
Turns out I feel comfortable at A#3 aswell, but like I said in the previous post, I
know nothing about singing so I am just going by what feels good and sounds
about the right note, am usually less than an an octave off :-p
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KV
July 23, 2018 at 12:36 am
Looks like you and i have the same vocal range B1-E5 except i have a G2
speech. Where your more at ease in A#3. Late 40’s male. They would classify
us as baritone.
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July 23, 2018 at 5:18 pm
Thanks for the reply, it was what I was thinking as Tenor tends to make me
feel a tad out of my comfort zone, and bass a lot out of it.
Nervous_Auditionee
June 14, 2018 at 1:26 am
Hi
I would like to know what my range is considered?
my range is from f3-to E5
thanks
nervous auditionee
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Trinity
July 13, 2018 at 9:38 pm
I can sing:
Low: F3
High:E6 (barely)
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Technically I can sing as high as a soprano, but since I’m more comfortable singing
a bit lower, does that make me mezzo soprano. Also, I can sing as low as an alto,
so I’m not sure. Someone help me with the rules of music.
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KV
July 23, 2018 at 12:25 am
Have i got one for you..Lowest is b1 ,highest is e5 .. Normal speech is a g2.
According to the chart –bass to high tenor. Can pitch match almost anything.. How
would this be classified ?
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Alex
August 20, 2018 at 11:39 pm
I don’t know if someone’s still answering this but… My vocal range goes from A2
to A5, I’m a girl of 22 😀
Nice post btw!
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Maro
My range is e2 – g7. I can sing emotions and I m male soprano I’m 20 my voice is
very light I can sing c6 without falsetto and my voice is feminine.
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SB3
When I was in my late teens and early 20’s I trained in opera for a few years and
then spent time studying voice at Berklee. My documented range at one point was
A3-F6 without going falsetto. It took a lot of practice to build that upper range out
with full power. 30 years later my range is more like A3-G#5…still fun to do
karaoke of break out an acoustic and sing at parties…
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Maro
My name is maro my chest voice is very weak and in I sing soprano in clasicalchoir
easy ,I’m 20 will my voice change my chest voice is from e2 _ D 5 sometimes do
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help me I want a career in music my head voice is my favourite part of my voice i
have full control. My range is e2 – f 5 – G#7 am I alto or soprano , my head voice is
very light and my chest voice sounds child like
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Bekah
My highest note c#6 and lowest is Bb3 is that ok I get called a squeaker alot
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Sebastian Syvertsen
Hey my vocal range is about C3-F5 my lowest notes are probably around G2-B2
but i can`t really sing those low notes very well. So I know that i am some form of
Tenor.
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Hannelore
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I have a vocal range of D#3 to A6, is that soprano or sopranino or even higher?
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Lu
January 28, 2019 at 11:45 pm
Okay so im female, im 27. i have a range from B2 – F6. Been told by quite a few
peopke when i sing in the lower register i sound manly :/ duno if thats a good
thing or not… but when i go high im very girlish… what do you think. personally im
more comfortable in the lower register. its much more easier for me.
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Jared Edney
I’m a Baritone and can hit from F1 to A5. When all the planets are aligned I can hit
a C6 but that’s not all the time so my high note is A5. As a Baritone singing low
notes is a no brainer. I would comfortably say my low note is F1 and if I cheat and
use the fry register I can go even lower. I ironically have the same voice type and
range as the singer from Avenged Sevenfold, M. Shadows.
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Isaac
I’ve gone down to around an E2 (not always there. more around a G2 fairly
consistantly) and up to Bb4/B4 (around a G4/A4 consistantly) and maybe a C5
once. Thats after a little over 2 years of singing lessons. Before i could sing an E4 a
few times if I was lucky and an F4 once per a song or multiple songs if i was lucky
and then my throat would be sore. Now an F4 or G4 is fairly easy as long as long
as i’m warmed up and breath support etc is going fairly good. Sometimes I do
have to work for it but not always so much (once at least I sang an F5 so easily I
was surprised myself cos it felt as easy as singing a C4).
What singing type do you think I am? My singing teacher though originally a
Baritone but now she thinks I could be a Tenor but she isn’t sure at the moment (I
know i’m somewhere around Baritone/Tenor). I also prefer to sing the higher notes
if i can. In choirs I will go for the Tenor over Base even if I can sing the range for
both parts. I also prefer lyrical tenors above spinto or dramatic Tenors.
I do understand that vocal range however isn’t the only thing that defines what
singing type you are (as per the article) and there are also way more singing voice
types than the main 4 or 6.
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Terrell
People often forget that the Countertenor incorporates 3 out of the 4 female voice
types, contralto not included. So, to say that their range is from E3-E5 is incorrect.
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The accepted range is from an F3-C6(F6 or higher)The same goes for Contralto
respectively. The acceptable range is from (or Lower)E3- D5(F5)
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Amber
March 7, 2019 at 4:32 pm
Okay so, I’m a girl and my lowest sustainable and clear note is G#3 and Highest
sustainably clear note is C#5.
If i sing most comfortably and commonly around C4 and G4 what kind of singer
would that make me? I always feel like my voice is plain sounding although. I also
usually use natural vibrato with my vocal tones.
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Sapphire Abeno
May 1, 2019 at 11:34 pm
My vocal range goes from F3 to C6 (so I’m supposing I’m Mezzo-soprano), but I
feel the most comfortable singing from A3 to E5.
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Lorenzo
May 3, 2019 at 8:55 pm
Im G2 to B4 what am I ? ( Normally G2 is the limit but today I got to E2 for some
reason)
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Paula
May 11, 2019 at 5:34 pm
My vocal range (according to the app) is G2 to G5 and I’m a a 43 year old female
untrained singer (turning 44 very soon), I sing with my local community choir but
can’t read music or understand much of the terminology used. I keep getting
asked “what are you?”, I only wish I knew! I tend to sing with the soprano section
but find it fairly easy to just “fill in” wherever needed so I guess I go ‘all over the
shop’. Any ideas as to what I should classify myself as for future reference when
asked? Thanks 🙂
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