I didn’t care, I wanted to find my range haha 😂 I probably annoyed my family though 😅🤣 I replayed the low and high range like 6 times each to make sure I was doing it right 🤣
“Just because you can sing the note doesn’t mean it’s going to sound good” Haha! That’s great advice for a beginner like me. Awesome video. You have a fantastic presence and personality on camera! Thanks!
My vocal coach always taught me it doesn't matter how he knows you can hit it matters how many notes that you can sing comfortably every time all the time every day that is your natural range
Lol. Right? I can sing From Db3 to G5, but below the D#3 is pushing it, and anything above the Bb5 sounds shrill at all times. My voice breaks at about that G4, though I am able to push the chest voice up about three half-steps when I have to.
Exactly VIDEOHEREBOB! Whether it's stating that you have 5 octaves when only one sounds good, or downplaying the importance of singing through your passagio in favor of whistle notes, it's very easy to get confused about range in RUclipsLand.
When God created me, he was like : Looks : nope Good skin : nope Good hair : nope Voice : okay Vocal range : NOPE Intelligence : nope Have a great life kiddo!
If that is truly a picture of you, there is nothing wrong with your looks. I would say you are good looking. Since you are not a good judge of your looks my guess is that you are not a good judge of your intelligence either. Do you know that intelligence is mostly a measurement of how much you have learned in life? People say I am intelligent but I love to learn and I read voraciously so I know a little about a lot of things. But really I am not smarter by nature than anyone else and I am dumber than many others in many subjects. So if you want to increase your "intelligence" just increase your knowledge. :)
This was pretty helpful! My entire range is E2-G5 with E3-B4 being the most comfortable, C5 aswell as C3 are both fairly comfortable and I can make both notes sound decent so I think I'm a tenor!
@@saysamnang9851 Nah, I had to practice specifically to get to E2 (I was put in the bass section for choir) without practice I doubt I would be able to go below A2 and even though I can it's not super comfortable
Hey, I have pretty much the same entire range! But the comfortable range is what is really interesting, because I think you're indeed a tenor, while my most comfortable range is F2-F4 (with really no difficult or training to reach F2), so I guess I'm actually a baritone, even though I cannot go lower than D2. Voice is such an interesting thing
Timestamp for you guys! 0:46 - What is vocal range 2:15 - Why knowing your range is important 6:33 - Finding your lower range 8:16 - Finding your higher range
Found out I'm a tenor! C3 to C5 was comfortable. Anything lower felt really weird, anything higher was easier but I could tell I was straining my voice a bit.
@@yureino Can you hit that A1 with power and volume? Basses are extremely rare, man. Pretty much every adult male is capable of chest frying into the low second octave. Don't fall into the vocal range/voice type misinformation on the internet. This stuff can really only be assessed by a classical teacher.
My vocal range is from C3 to G5, but I was actually wondering if I’m a contralto or an alto, so I sent a voice recording (of me singing a song) to my niece who is a voice teacher. This was the feedback I received: I finally got a moment to really listen to your recording- you sound lovely!! My vote would be alto because of how clear and ringy your middle and upper notes were sounding. Contraltos tend to be really rare (at least in the classical/operatic world), but I think the main takeaways from voice parts are that it’s not really about what notes you can and can’t reach, but what sounds and most importantly feels the best!! (Especially with our grad students you can hear altos with very high notes that sing alto because it’s where they feel best and sound best in most music. :)) 3:14
Wow, thanks for the useful tips in this video! I tried to record a song today, one that I also produced and it is not in my key range at all. There were areas that were too low for my comfort zone and I was getting very frustrated, having to keep re-recording until I hit the note. I think im just going to have to bring up the keys a couple of notes higher, but will do that once I learn what low note I can hit comfortably!!! Will be doing this exercise tomorrow when I can turn on my keyboard, thank u!
I am a male. C2 to G5. Most comfortable songs for me are those using mostly the combination of G, D and C chords. Examples: Father and Son, Mother, I Started a Joke.
im so glad I found this bc I was a big choir kid in elementary and mostly through middle before they stopped the program. they are bringing it back so I gotta get myself back to where I was!
G2-C5, but a D5 if I try hard. But I have a so called “whistle register”, but I’m not sure if it is in my range since I can only hit D6 and E6 using that register (I also cannot control it, at least I don’t think so). And I have a question: Falsetto is apart of my range right?
I find it hard regardless... an F5 can be comfortable in a warm up one day but crack the next, also being able to sing a note in a warmup vs a song makes a difference too
I've tried so many apps and youtube videos to find my range and this video is really good! I actually found out that a few months ago my range went from C3-F#5 and trying it now it goes from B2-A5. May this be considered an actual improvement? Btw, when I was at school I was in a choir and sang as a "soprano" but now that seems pretty much impossible for my voice. Was I really a soprano? Or What type of voice do I have now? I'm so confused :/
Leaving a comment for future reference, I just turned 17, my current tessitura is a D2 up to a B4. I'll check back every now and then to post if it got any wider. I can subharmonic a D1, growl a F1, and vocal fry an G1. (However these techniques aren't polished and still pretty shaky. Hopefully each time I come back I can say they have gotten stronger and more audible as well.)
Hi Ramsey,thank you much for helping me discover my whistle register My Range spans from D2-F7 Chest Range: D2-A4 Falsetto Range: C4-E5 Head Voice: G4-B5 Whistle Register: C6-F7 But my usable range lies F2-C7 And I'm a Leggerio tenor
I am a woman with a fairly deep voice or I can sing a lot of songs originally sung by men, my voice vibrates fairly deeply even when I speak normally. Lots of women's songs like Katy Perry, I can't hit the high notes in her songs, it really hurts my throat.
Wow, thank you Monika! I truly appreciate the kind words. If you haven't already, make sure to check out the full article here: ramseyvoice.com/vocal-range/
So for a few years now I've been pretty stuck on what my voice type is. I'm thinking maybe it's a Mezzo-Soprano? I've had no voice training, I've only been personally singing to myself for several years. My comfortable voice range is a D6-D2 but if I strain myself it's a G6-G1. I'm a 17 year old female
22 Male trying hard to reach C2 so I can sing some cool basey songs, my range is F2-C5. Idk lol I just trying to get into singing because I sang in Church when I was a kid and I love singing along to songs so I wanted to see what really singing is like.
Hi! I’m a 17 year old boy trying to find his vocal range. I’ve used you’re app and my lowest note was a F2 and the highest I managed to without mixing or belting was a B4. The highest I could sing with falsetto was an F5. I’m really stuck if I’m a baritone or a tenor. I prefer singer in a higher range and usually Pieck songs that has higher keys. Could you maybe help me out and take a guess?
@@ramseyvoicestudio Thank you very much! But I meant can you classify on what I am (tenor, baritone, bass.) based on the description I gave you? That be really helpful since I’m struggling on what I can classify myself as.
im 18 and my lowest chest voice is B1 and i cant do falsetto anymore :( whenever i try doing it, i always feel like its not falsetto and just a chestvoice with soft compression. ican go up to A5 using that soft compression thing idk
The lowest I can go is D2(fry) the highest is D6 (head voice once in a while when I want to)........ my prime voice is in between C3 (comfortable low) - F#4 (belt) ..... i consider myself as a Baritone since i have that depth in low register and my speaking voice. Some argue that I'm just an undeveloped Tenor because when i go higher my voice is starting to get brighter but it doesn't sound authentic to my voice.
In Russia different numbers of octaves. 0 - subcontr octave 1 - contr octave 2 - big octave 3 - small octave 4 - the first octave 5 - the second octave 6 - the third octave 7 - the fourth octave 8 - the fifth octave
Can you help? I’ve become exhausted after training for 8 days now. I’ve been preparing for a song I’m recording that was sent to me by a successful writer and producer in Europe. Each time I’ve recorded, I’ve not liked the sound of these two A notes that are at he top of my range. I have a lovely Neuamnn mic but that’s just highlighting how much I don’t like the sound of those two notes. I’ve already tried to change the note into something else in the hope that the writer will think my version is better and not notice I can’t hit the A notes! When I used an analyser to check the pitch, it was fine...I just don’t like the way it sounds. After so many days of trying, I feel exhausted and less motivated to finish. The song is really beautiful and don’t normally like the melody and the lyrics. I can’t afford to fail here but the anxiety is getting so bad I’m not sleeping either. Shall I keep doing the exercises or should I take a few days off? I love your coaching. No issue there.
My range today was D3 to A5. Anything below D3 was very fry, LOL. I also can sing A#5 if we are counting accidentals. If I were to set a goal, I would want to extend up to C6. My chest voice actually feels weaker than my head voice most times.
i am not come here to learn about sing a song but to find my vocal range. so i can apply it on my assignment. but i like the way you share your thought brother about singing so my be i'll subscribe your channel and deep dive it. thanks a lot
Hi, firstly just wanna say I love your vids, I've just subscribed. :) Just for some context, I'm a female in her late teens who has had no vocal training whatsoever, aside from one time when I was in my mid-teens. A lot of my friends tell me that my voice is quite high, which I think meant my speaking voice. But every time I do these vocal range tests, I find myself able to sing from C#3 up to G5. If I had to guess my tessitura, it's around E3 to C5, but that's just from what I can tell. Once I go lower than E3, my notes can sound a little off-pitch, and while I can hit G5 with my head voice, I begin to struggle slightly starting at around D5. Anyway, sorry for the long block of text, but it's a habit of mine to do a lot of observations with these kinds of things. :D
same with me i can sing from f2 -A#5 connected but project on from A#2 to E5 and it sounds best ! i normally talk from d3 to g3 but comfortably sing between c4 to c5 !
How can I,as a baritone with a range from A2 to A4# increase my range... Especially high notes....I love how you're different from other vocal coaches out there explaining everything so thoroughly...I hope you give some tips or recommend a video
I recommend taking my "Master Your Voice" course. I give a five note range increase in 30 days guarantee. Here is the link to the reservation list: ruclips.net/user/redirect?redir_token=QUFFLUhqa3BodE9MeXYwU3Nhdml6cTZxd09XbGEtZF8wQXxBQ3Jtc0tuX3p6cXdRdzQ0VWxScnRmc2w2OHFoYVBtN0J2WmhzTTBwREUtTzlnb2pOOXFzQTA4V3VPbVVHTDJHQ0JvTmdOTkxvNmllR0cyY1JDTnFZdVk3WFZ3MnV4aGFTU1FFT1JPeTYtSmtQZVVFVlNtVll0NA%3D%3D&event=video_description&v=vTErHwum71M&q=https%3A%2F%2Framseyvoice.com%2Fmaster-your-voice-waiting-page%2F
@@ramseyvoicestudio are you actually saying that you can get me comfortably into the 6th octave in 30 days? My comfortable range is d2-d5. That sounds absurd to be honest haha
I can comfortably sing F2-A5 at the moment, so close to the 6th octave and I can also get to an E2 but it’s too hard to say I can comfortably do it right now I think
I am a baritone. My vocal range is D#2 to G5. I can reach notes beyond G5 but it's something I can not explain very well. From g5 forward, I decrease the amount of air and I try to "place" the note in different spots of my head. I feel my soft pallet rise a lot. When I find the right spot, I can go to D6 sometimes, but I don't feel like those notes are usable and I don't know what register it is.
I tested using your video. Seems like my lower range is B2(really weak, can't seem to go lower) while my higher range is C5/D5, I can sort of hit D5 E5 but they don't sound as good...is this small range for a 33yo male?
Hello, I'm new here... I'm 17 years old soon Will be 18 in May (I'm female) my daily higher range is D2 and higher range is G5 its actually D2-G5 I never learn singing from my childhood but suddenly I started to see dreams... So I'm want to know is it OK?
With Techniques like Fallsetto etc... My daily range is round D2-C5 (14 year old male) my recorded Range is Bb1-B5, is 4 octaves and 1 Semitone good for chest/Mixed range?
Okay I’m really confused. Based on your videos I am a tenor. I can’t go any lower than a B2 and I can go as high as an F5. On rare occasions I can hit an E2 but it isn’t easy. Does that still make me a tenor?
Im 20, (male) and been practicing singing every day for week now and my falsetto can go up to G5, my lowest is C2. Im comfortable on chest voice and mixed from C2 to G4. Is that a normal range and what would I be classified as?
Hey Jackie, possibly a baritone or a tenor. You would want to also consider your vocal weight. Check this out for more: ruclips.net/video/8G1C2ktW3-E/видео.html
I’ve had a very entertaining vocal journey. As a kid singing soprano was easy. Early puberty was alto and tenor, once the testosterone hit it dropped to bass-baritone with most of my upper register staying in head or mixed voice. Then college was all bass. My voice has gotten progressively lower and wider over time. Now I’m in my 30s and I can sing in the 1st and 2nd octaves all day and in the 0’s with subharmonics. I can hit notes still in the 6th octave most days with high falsettos or breaking into whistle. But that wears out real quick and is a strain. But always is fun to break out a Mariah Carey or Mr. Big song at karaoke as a 6’4” bald guy with a big red beard after introducing myself in a deep bass speaking voice. I appreciate seeing videos making it easier for more people to understand their ranges and learn where to sing to avoid strain or injury.
@@ivblizzard3616 TL;DR: Yes there is hope, but no certainty. there are so many factors that determine that. Longer: bass voices tend to get lower with age. You can always learn alternate techniques for extended lower range too. like subharmonics, chest fry so long as you don't go overboard and hurt yourself by doing too much in one go. it takes a lot of practice for those to be practical/usable or have much stamina. for lower range it's mostly biology determining your lower limit, can usually train and practice for higher notes though. I'm always trying to figure out how or if I can get lower and so far at 34, my voice has crept down a bit more every year or two roughly another semitone or thereabout. Just figure out your limits of safely and comfortably singing, and avoid straining or forcing yourself too low. in my experience you're more likely to do harm forcing lower than reaching up higher. and training your upper range and lower range alternating tends to help balance out overall vocal control on the other extreme.
@@catalystguitarguy since vocal fry isn't natural to me and going low feels tense , I'll prolly focus on what I got .. like C3-A4/A#4 and work on that mostly
Is it possible that the voice get softer when you sing right at the begining. I have a very strong voice usallay but now whit the vocal training its much softer not as powerfull as it use to be ?
Hey Linus, it sounds surprising that you feel your voice is softer. Usually when you do vocal training the voice feels stronger. Perhaps you're just more aware of your vocal tone? In any case, try the 5T Count exercise here: ramseyvoice.com/singing-techniques/
Do subharmonics, growl, and falsetto count? If it counts, I can sing Eb1-D6. my tessitura is F2-A4. Chest B1-C#5 (strongest chest note is F#2-G2, B1 is too weak and quiet). Subharmonics are Eb1-C2. Falsetto B3-C6. Growl is G#1-B1. Am I a baritone? Or a basso cantante?
I don't count subharmonics, but I do count falsetto as mentioned in the video. You can turn falsetto into "real" notes, whereas the growl is pretty tough to sound like a legit part of your voice. My guess would be Baritone!
Hello,i am boy and i can sing from A2 to E5 without straining and f5-g5 straining notes ,in my head voice i can go E6-f6 ,what does that mean for me please?which vocal type i am? They always say that i sing like girl (by my timbre and texture)
This video has been turned into the Range Finder App, find your range in only 6 seconds: rangefinder.ramseyvoice.com/
I'm 23 & so after doing this exercise I'm
C6(High) to C1(Low) what would that class me as I started singing at 5 but I really haven't sing since
Hey 🔥 mine is C3-G5 and I am a female ..what voice type am I can you please tell me?? Is it good??
Well I am 16.
@@Tiwa..11 range is insufficient to tell voice type!
@@Tiwa..11 it's good, you're either a tenro or a soprano or a mezze soprano, maybe mezze one... It depends on how you sound like
@@skeletoneagle7886 thanks for the help 🙏👍
When I saw "find your focal range in 1 minute" on a 10.23 duration video I wasn't overly optimistic. This was very fluid and helpful. Fanks. 😃
Don’t say geshu say fank you
Thia would have been perfect if i were living alone
haha
omg so true bestieeee
I didn’t care, I wanted to find my range haha 😂 I probably annoyed my family though 😅🤣 I replayed the low and high range like 6 times each to make sure I was doing it right 🤣
Sit in a car alone
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“Just because you can sing the note doesn’t mean it’s going to sound good” Haha! That’s great advice for a beginner like me. Awesome video. You have a fantastic presence and personality on camera! Thanks!
My vocal coach always taught me it doesn't matter how he knows you can hit it matters how many notes that you can sing comfortably every time all the time every day that is your natural range
Lol. Right? I can sing From Db3 to G5, but below the D#3 is pushing it, and anything above the Bb5 sounds shrill at all times. My voice breaks at about that G4, though I am able to push the chest voice up about three half-steps when I have to.
I swear, doesn't sound even CLOSE to good, but that C1 is possible for me....
the difference between range and tessitura
Title: “Vocal range: Find yours in less than a minute!”
Video: *ten minutes long*
The actual range section is only a minute!
😂
Except it would take a minute to figure out where that minute section is, so its actually two minutes
U need the guide
@@fpsproductions6073 Wow. Are you scheduled to perform pediatric surgery within this hour?
So true. So many singers overstate their true, "usable" range. Some of the most challenging notes are not always the super highs.
Exactly VIDEOHEREBOB! Whether it's stating that you have 5 octaves when only one sounds good, or downplaying the importance of singing through your passagio in favor of whistle notes, it's very easy to get confused about range in RUclipsLand.
@@ramseyvoicestudio Totally...lol!
Ramsey Voice Studio Um... is falsetto part of your range?
@@lordvoldemort5725 no,falsetto using straining voice
@@lordvoldemort5725 I have no idea what the other guy is trying to say, but yes, falsetto is absolutely part of your range
Finally someone who first sings and is giving exmaple for people to follow, thank you :)
you're welcome
When God created me, he was like :
Looks : nope
Good skin : nope
Good hair : nope
Voice : okay
Vocal range : NOPE
Intelligence : nope
Have a great life kiddo!
You're so hard on yourself. Change what you can, but learn what to love about yourself and work on that, just my opinion
If that is truly a picture of you, there is nothing wrong with your looks. I would say you are good looking. Since you are not a good judge of your looks my guess is that you are not a good judge of your intelligence either. Do you know that intelligence is mostly a measurement of how much you have learned in life? People say I am intelligent but I love to learn and I read voraciously so I know a little about a lot of things. But really I am not smarter by nature than anyone else and I am dumber than many others in many subjects. So if you want to increase your "intelligence" just increase your knowledge. :)
Jesus loves you ❤
Excellent! This was very helpful, you explained this thoroughly, I learned a lot, so thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
This was pretty helpful!
My entire range is E2-G5 with E3-B4 being the most comfortable, C5 aswell as C3 are both fairly comfortable and I can make both notes sound decent so I think I'm a tenor!
I think you are trolling bro g5 is extremely high it higher and at the female voice area while e2 is bass level wtf kind of voice did u have lol
@@saysamnang9851 Nah, I had to practice specifically to get to E2 (I was put in the bass section for choir) without practice I doubt I would be able to go below A2 and even though I can it's not super comfortable
Hey, I have pretty much the same entire range! But the comfortable range is what is really interesting, because I think you're indeed a tenor, while my most comfortable range is F2-F4 (with really no difficult or training to reach F2), so I guess I'm actually a baritone, even though I cannot go lower than D2. Voice is such an interesting thing
Mines to the same except i can go an octave higher
This is a very helpful clarification. Our potential vocal ranges are a lot wider than we realize.
Timestamp for you guys!
0:46 - What is vocal range
2:15 - Why knowing your range is important
6:33 - Finding your lower range
8:16 - Finding your higher range
Thank you!
yes, thanks
I love this type of comments. Just helpful , thanks !
This was So far the most detailed video I could ever get on YT.
great to hear!
@@ramseyvoicestudio What is your Insta ID
Found out I'm a tenor! C3 to C5 was comfortable. Anything lower felt really weird, anything higher was easier but I could tell I was straining my voice a bit.
that awesome! if it's not too much to ask, how old r u? and did you have any vocal couching?
Guess im a bass, A1 to C5 (falsetto), relaxed. Probably can go around C6/C#6 with warm up and whistle (pushing). LOL.
@@yureino Can you hit that A1 with power and volume? Basses are extremely rare, man. Pretty much every adult male is capable of chest frying into the low second octave. Don't fall into the vocal range/voice type misinformation on the internet. This stuff can really only be assessed by a classical teacher.
My vocal range is from C3 to G5, but I was actually wondering if I’m a contralto or an alto, so I sent a voice recording (of me singing a song) to my niece who is a voice teacher. This was the feedback I received:
I finally got a moment to really listen to your recording- you sound lovely!! My vote would be alto because of how clear and ringy your middle and upper notes were sounding. Contraltos tend to be really rare (at least in the classical/operatic world), but I think the main takeaways from voice parts are that it’s not really about what notes you can and can’t reach, but what sounds and most importantly feels the best!! (Especially with our grad students you can hear altos with very high notes that sing alto because it’s where they feel best and sound best in most music. :)) 3:14
Wow, thanks for the useful tips in this video! I tried to record a song today, one that I also produced and it is not in my key range at all. There were areas that were too low for my comfort zone and I was getting very frustrated, having to keep re-recording until I hit the note.
I think im just going to have to bring up the keys a couple of notes higher, but will do that once I learn what low note I can hit comfortably!!! Will be doing this exercise tomorrow when I can turn on my keyboard, thank u!
Thank you. This looks like a good place to go to get help!! You seem kind, patient, thorough, and caring.
I am a male. C2 to G5. Most comfortable songs for me are those using mostly the combination of G, D and C chords. Examples: Father and Son, Mother, I Started a Joke.
Hey Denis, there are no "friendly" keys for singers. Because theoretically, any key can have tons of range.
F2-F4 (sometimes F#4) in chest voice. D3-A5 in Falsetto. Sometimes my voice jumps to C6. I'm a male btw.
Nice range Trya!
My range also the same as well when i push head voice jump to E6
im so glad I found this bc I was a big choir kid in elementary and mostly through middle before they stopped the program. they are bringing it back so I gotta get myself back to where I was!
Exercise to find range starts at 7:30. What's your range?
Leave a comment with your range below.
That's lower than I can sing! Nice work!
D2 - D5
G2-C5, but a D5 if I try hard. But I have a so called “whistle register”, but I’m not sure if it is in my range since I can only hit D6 and E6 using that register (I also cannot control it, at least I don’t think so). And I have a question: Falsetto is apart of my range right?
B3-A6
C3-A5 (female)
I find it hard regardless... an F5 can be comfortable in a warm up one day but crack the next, also being able to sing a note in a warmup vs a song makes a difference too
yes, there can be daily changes, and challenges to the voice, food or drink for example
C6 to A2 c6 is a bit strainful but gets better after I do daily exercises. I'd like to sing higher thought 💔💔
have you seen my tutorial on High Notes? Here is the link:
ramseyvoice.com/how-to-hit-high-notes/
Thanks! I’ve been trying to figure out my vocal range since going on testerone- I can’t sing nearly as high now lol
I've tried so many apps and youtube videos to find my range and this video is really good!
I actually found out that a few months ago my range went from C3-F#5 and trying it now it goes from B2-A5. May this be considered an actual improvement?
Btw, when I was at school I was in a choir and sang as a "soprano" but now that seems pretty much impossible for my voice. Was I really a soprano? Or What type of voice do I have now? I'm so confused :/
Yes you are Soprano
Hey Ines, it COULD be considered improvement. But remember the true goal is to make those notes SOUND good, not just sing higher or lower.
Leaving a comment for future reference, I just turned 17, my current tessitura is a D2 up to a B4. I'll check back every now and then to post if it got any wider. I can subharmonic a D1, growl a F1, and vocal fry an G1.
(However these techniques aren't polished and still pretty shaky. Hopefully each time I come back I can say they have gotten stronger and more audible as well.)
Hi
Hi Ramsey,thank you much for helping me discover my whistle register
My Range spans from D2-F7
Chest Range: D2-A4
Falsetto Range: C4-E5
Head Voice: G4-B5
Whistle Register: C6-F7
But my usable range lies F2-C7
And I'm a Leggerio tenor
You're bass. Not tenor.
I am a woman with a fairly deep voice or I can sing a lot of songs originally sung by men, my voice vibrates fairly deeply even when I speak normally. Lots of women's songs like Katy Perry, I can't hit the high notes in her songs, it really hurts my throat.
yes, certain anatomic limitations apply
my range is D3 - A7
lowest note:D3
highest belted note:c#5
highest mixed note: A5
highest note:A7
comfortable range:F#3-A6
ty for helping me
I can get it from C2-D5. The working range is F2 - F4. I have a high bass. (Basso cantante/lyric high bass/lyric bass-baritone)
that's a great range
What does "working range" mean?
Mine is D3-G5, I sing Alto in Choir and Mezzo in Drama
great!
Hi same!!
Mine is about D3-F6 with minimal warm-ups. My biggest thing right now is getting more control in my voice though.
Yes absolutely: ramseyvoice.com/vocal-control/
You are contralto or tenor.
Love all your videos they're very useful and insightful!❤️
Wow, thank you Monika! I truly appreciate the kind words. If you haven't already, make sure to check out the full article here: ramseyvoice.com/vocal-range/
So for a few years now I've been pretty stuck on what my voice type is. I'm thinking maybe it's a Mezzo-Soprano? I've had no voice training, I've only been personally singing to myself for several years. My comfortable voice range is a D6-D2 but if I strain myself it's a G6-G1. I'm a 17 year old female
Awesome info
You are easy to follow!
Keep up the good work!
Thanks Alma! Make sure to check out the full article for even more: ramseyvoice.com/vocal-range/
22 Male trying hard to reach C2 so I can sing some cool basey songs, my range is F2-C5.
Idk lol I just trying to get into singing because I sang in Church when I was a kid and I love singing along to songs so I wanted to see what really singing is like.
your voice will have changed a lot in those years, but it might be possible
u can learn singing bass lol
Wow! Thank you for this. Fascinating and you make it easy to understand!
I've really learnt alot from your vocal training exercise , just want to say thank you sir you're bless 👍
😮 you can whistle!! I like it
Thank you! 😁
Thanks to this I was able to discover I'm a baritone bass singer, thanks man!
22 male
F2-G5
Head voice start E4 (also i’m very comfortable singing in falsetto but it sound very shrill)
that's quite a range
Hi! I’m a 17 year old boy trying to find his vocal range. I’ve used you’re app and my lowest note was a F2 and the highest I managed to without mixing or belting was a B4. The highest I could sing with falsetto was an F5. I’m really stuck if I’m a baritone or a tenor. I prefer singer in a higher range and usually Pieck songs that has higher keys. Could you maybe help me out and take a guess?
try this lesson for hitting higher notes:
ramseyvoice.com/how-to-hit-high-notes/
@@ramseyvoicestudio Thank you very much! But I meant can you classify on what I am (tenor, baritone, bass.) based on the description I gave you? That be really helpful since I’m struggling on what I can classify myself as.
my guess would be baritone, but so much depends on your vocal weight
@@ramseyvoicestudio my vocal weight is more light. thats why i drop my larynx when i sing lower notes.
@@ramseyvoicestudio thank you by the way!
im 18 and my lowest chest voice is B1 and i cant do falsetto anymore :( whenever i try doing it, i always feel like its not falsetto and just a chestvoice with soft compression. ican go up to A5 using that soft compression thing idk
that's a really nice range
This was perfect. Thank you!!
Glad it helped!
My comfortable lowest and highest is C4 and F5. I'm an 18 y/o female.
not a bad range at all
G3 to C3 is what I'm most comfortable with
The G in the 5th octave is the same G used in the popular MCR song welcome to the black parade
The lowest I can go is D2(fry) the highest is D6 (head voice once in a while when I want to)........ my prime voice is in between C3 (comfortable low) - F#4 (belt) ..... i consider myself as a Baritone since i have that depth in low register and my speaking voice. Some argue that I'm just an undeveloped Tenor because when i go higher my voice is starting to get brighter but it doesn't sound authentic to my voice.
hard to say
The best u tube video for finding your vocal range
great to hear
On March 5th 2023, I got C2 to C5, with somewhat straining, but not straining too hard
In Russia different numbers of octaves.
0 - subcontr octave
1 - contr octave
2 - big octave
3 - small octave
4 - the first octave
5 - the second octave
6 - the third octave
7 - the fourth octave
8 - the fifth octave
LOVE THIS! GOD BLESS YOU! I think I am baritone!
Subharmonic Register - D1 - D2
Chest Voice - E2 - E4
Head Voice - E4? - F5
Falsetto - G5 - C6
Male, 17.. is that.. is that good?
I can’t be the only one who got goose pumps when he played that G5 on the key board 2 minutes in
I can hit D3 to C5/D5 pretty comfortably it seems then, nice :)
Can you help? I’ve become exhausted after training for 8 days now. I’ve been
preparing for a song I’m recording that was sent to me by a successful writer
and producer in Europe. Each time I’ve recorded, I’ve not liked the sound of these
two A notes that are at he top of my range. I have a lovely Neuamnn mic but that’s
just highlighting how much I don’t like the sound of those two notes.
I’ve already tried to change the note into something else in the hope that the writer
will think my version is better and not notice I can’t hit the A notes! When I used an
analyser to check the pitch, it was fine...I just don’t like the way it sounds.
After so many days of trying, I feel exhausted and less motivated to finish. The song is really beautiful and don’t normally like the melody and the lyrics. I can’t afford to fail here but the anxiety is getting so bad I’m not sleeping either. Shall I keep doing the exercises or should I take a few days off? I love your coaching. No issue there.
Hey free, I would recommend taking a day off and then hitting it hard again.
My range today was D3 to A5. Anything below D3 was very fry, LOL. I also can sing A#5 if we are counting accidentals. If I were to set a goal, I would want to extend up to C6. My chest voice actually feels weaker than my head voice most times.
If you girl you're contralto, if you guy you're tenor.
f2
f5
14 male im gonna retry this again cause i just woke up oop
good thought
Do we count head voice also? Because I sing in my head voice a lot.
Yes
@@ramseyvoicestudio how about falsettos?
tfw my voice breaks at C4
Lower: C2
Higher: F6
I didn't knew that I had such a large register, I'm shocked tbh.
that's great for you
i am not come here to learn about sing a song but to find my vocal range. so i can apply it on my assignment. but i like the way you share your thought brother about singing so my be i'll subscribe your channel and deep dive it. thanks a lot
I'm D3-E5 whereas my son at age 14 is C3-C7 without straining 😮
Hi, firstly just wanna say I love your vids, I've just subscribed. :) Just for some context, I'm a female in her late teens who has had no vocal training whatsoever, aside from one time when I was in my mid-teens.
A lot of my friends tell me that my voice is quite high, which I think meant my speaking voice. But every time I do these vocal range tests, I find myself able to sing from C#3 up to G5. If I had to guess my tessitura, it's around E3 to C5, but that's just from what I can tell. Once I go lower than E3, my notes can sound a little off-pitch, and while I can hit G5 with my head voice, I begin to struggle slightly starting at around D5.
Anyway, sorry for the long block of text, but it's a habit of mine to do a lot of observations with these kinds of things. :D
same with me i can sing from f2 -A#5 connected but project on from A#2 to E5 and it sounds best !
i normally talk from d3 to g3 but comfortably sing between c4 to c5 !
Hey Elaine, it sounds like you're either a mezzo or soprano. That's awesome!
My range is about from D3*B5*E6*C7!
this was very helpful! so glad i picked this one!
LOWEST - B2 HIGHEST - C5
How can I,as a baritone with a range from A2 to A4# increase my range... Especially high notes....I love how you're different from other vocal coaches out there explaining everything so thoroughly...I hope you give some tips or recommend a video
I recommend taking my "Master Your Voice" course. I give a five note range increase in 30 days guarantee. Here is the link to the reservation list: ruclips.net/user/redirect?redir_token=QUFFLUhqa3BodE9MeXYwU3Nhdml6cTZxd09XbGEtZF8wQXxBQ3Jtc0tuX3p6cXdRdzQ0VWxScnRmc2w2OHFoYVBtN0J2WmhzTTBwREUtTzlnb2pOOXFzQTA4V3VPbVVHTDJHQ0JvTmdOTkxvNmllR0cyY1JDTnFZdVk3WFZ3MnV4aGFTU1FFT1JPeTYtSmtQZVVFVlNtVll0NA%3D%3D&event=video_description&v=vTErHwum71M&q=https%3A%2F%2Framseyvoice.com%2Fmaster-your-voice-waiting-page%2F
@@ramseyvoicestudio are you actually saying that you can get me comfortably into the 6th octave in 30 days? My comfortable range is d2-d5. That sounds absurd to be honest haha
Ngl a2 as lowest to a4 seem like a low tenor than baritone a baritone can definally sing comfortably at g2
Comfortable range g3-c7 when I warm up good c3-G8 sometimes a E9 on a good day.
that's great
I can comfortably sing F2-A5 at the moment, so close to the 6th octave and I can also get to an E2 but it’s too hard to say I can comfortably do it right now I think
Can we use our head voice while finding our highest note?
yes! not whistle notes though
My entire range is C2-G5 with G2-G4 being the most comfortable zone, Which classification would I fit into?
I am a baritone. My vocal range is D#2 to G5. I can reach notes beyond G5 but it's something I can not explain very well. From g5 forward, I decrease the amount of air and I try to "place" the note in different spots of my head. I feel my soft pallet rise a lot. When I find the right spot, I can go to D6 sometimes, but I don't feel like those notes are usable and I don't know what register it is.
could be your head voice or falsetto:
ramseyvoice.com/head-voice-falsetto/
I tested using your video. Seems like my lower range is B2(really weak, can't seem to go lower) while my higher range is C5/D5, I can sort of hit D5 E5 but they don't sound as good...is this small range for a 33yo male?
no, that's a good range
7:39 low
8:54 high
there are complete timestamps in the vid description
Hey Ramsey thanks for this video! I was wondering what the vocal ranges are? The results I got were C3 - E6 without straining, what does this mean?
d2 - d4 is comfortable, starting e4 its kinda hard and i'm starting to push it
Hey Big, it sounds like you're getting stuck in chest voice. Check these out: ramseyvoice.com/head-voice-falsetto/
C3 - C5 ! Yay c: thank you 🙏
very nice!
sir, now i can hit lower as C2 and higher as D5 , what is my voice type ? nothing is matching me I am 17 year old boy.
try my vocal range app:
rangefinder.ramseyvoice.com/
Hello, I'm new here... I'm 17 years old soon Will be 18 in May (I'm female) my daily higher range is D2 and higher range is G5 its actually D2-G5
I never learn singing from my childhood but suddenly I started to see dreams... So I'm want to know is it OK?
you mean is your range ok? yes, it is
With Techniques like Fallsetto etc... My daily range is round D2-C5 (14 year old male) my recorded Range is Bb1-B5, is 4 octaves and 1 Semitone good for chest/Mixed range?
yes, absolutely!
@@ramseyvoicestudio I see, What's your Chest/Mixed range, btw that was a clean C5 in ur video seemed Easy
omg so lucky im 14 too but i can only b4 but for lower i can c2
@@kentzy6814 more like I trained, also this is old, my recorded lowest chest note is F1 now
Every time I goes to c5 my falsetto starting how to stop that bro
Hey Gokul, you need to learn how to mix those higher notes. Check out this article for hitting higher notes: ramseyvoice.com/how-to-hit-high-notes/
Thanks Ramsey bro 🙏
LOL wonderful video! haha learned I have almost no vocal range...If I did it correctly it is only C4 through F4
my range is exactly two octives f3 to f5 (im an alto)
nice range
My vocal range is C2-F5. (Doable notes)
I could go further both ways
Delightful presentation.
Okay I’m really confused. Based on your videos I am a tenor. I can’t go any lower than a B2 and I can go as high as an F5. On rare occasions I can hit an E2 but it isn’t easy. Does that still make me a tenor?
probably, but check my vocal range app:
rangefinder.ramseyvoice.com/
Very helpful for Indian people ,thanks.
great video - thank you so much!
Im 20, (male) and been practicing singing every day for week now and my falsetto can go up to G5, my lowest is C2. Im comfortable on chest voice and mixed from C2 to G4. Is that a normal range and what would I be classified as?
I would say baritone
You're a baritone
Hey Jackie, possibly a baritone or a tenor. You would want to also consider your vocal weight. Check this out for more: ruclips.net/video/8G1C2ktW3-E/видео.html
@@shereltonroosje2377 definitely not, if C2 is Comfortable then Your a Bass or A bass Baritone
Definitely a Bass
Low: C3
High: B4-C5
Is that good for a 14 year old girl?
What vocal type am I?
Find your vocal classification here at my tutorial:
ramseyvoice.com/voice-types/
E3 to A5 for me!
nice
C3-A5 ❤ thanks for helping me figure this out! But im not as comfy at A5 i need practice for sure
D3-A5
I’ve had a very entertaining vocal journey. As a kid singing soprano was easy. Early puberty was alto and tenor, once the testosterone hit it dropped to bass-baritone with most of my upper register staying in head or mixed voice. Then college was all bass. My voice has gotten progressively lower and wider over time.
Now I’m in my 30s and I can sing in the 1st and 2nd octaves all day and in the 0’s with subharmonics. I can hit notes still in the 6th octave most days with high falsettos or breaking into whistle. But that wears out real quick and is a strain.
But always is fun to break out a Mariah Carey or Mr. Big song at karaoke as a 6’4” bald guy with a big red beard after introducing myself in a deep bass speaking voice.
I appreciate seeing videos making it easier for more people to understand their ranges and learn where to sing to avoid strain or injury.
Im 26 , is there hope i get lower than Bb2/A2 ?
@@ivblizzard3616 TL;DR: Yes there is hope, but no certainty. there are so many factors that determine that.
Longer:
bass voices tend to get lower with age. You can always learn alternate techniques for extended lower range too. like subharmonics, chest fry so long as you don't go overboard and hurt yourself by doing too much in one go. it takes a lot of practice for those to be practical/usable or have much stamina.
for lower range it's mostly biology determining your lower limit, can usually train and practice for higher notes though.
I'm always trying to figure out how or if I can get lower and so far at 34, my voice has crept down a bit more every year or two roughly another semitone or thereabout.
Just figure out your limits of safely and comfortably singing, and avoid straining or forcing yourself too low. in my experience you're more likely to do harm forcing lower than reaching up higher. and training your upper range and lower range alternating tends to help balance out overall vocal control on the other extreme.
and most importantly if it hurts, stop. don't damage or strain your voice it's counter productive and can cause lasting damage.
@@catalystguitarguy since vocal fry isn't natural to me and going low feels tense , I'll prolly focus on what I got .. like C3-A4/A#4 and work on that mostly
Is it possible that the voice get softer when you sing right at the begining. I have a very strong voice usallay but now whit the vocal training its much softer not as powerfull as it use to be ?
Hey Linus, it sounds surprising that you feel your voice is softer. Usually when you do vocal training the voice feels stronger. Perhaps you're just more aware of your vocal tone? In any case, try the 5T Count exercise here: ramseyvoice.com/singing-techniques/
C6 (highest)-E2(lowest)
thanks for using it
Do subharmonics, growl, and falsetto count? If it counts, I can sing Eb1-D6. my tessitura is F2-A4. Chest B1-C#5 (strongest chest note is F#2-G2, B1 is too weak and quiet). Subharmonics are Eb1-C2. Falsetto B3-C6. Growl is G#1-B1. Am I a baritone? Or a basso cantante?
I don't count subharmonics, but I do count falsetto as mentioned in the video. You can turn falsetto into "real" notes, whereas the growl is pretty tough to sound like a legit part of your voice. My guess would be Baritone!
Hello,i am boy and i can sing from A2 to E5 without straining and f5-g5 straining notes ,in my head voice i can go E6-f6 ,what does that mean for me please?which vocal type i am? They always say that i sing like girl (by my timbre and texture)
Hey Steeven, you say that you sound like a girl. How old are you? Has your voice changed yet? If so, then my guess would be a Tenor!
@@ramseyvoicestudio i'm 20 years old,yes my voice had already changed