Yeah. I just recently learned that. All about the 15 years before I didn't pay attention to it and I sounded horrible. (They told me not to sing high. But they actually should have said that I didn't sound good singing high.) They say - if you "own" the note then you can sing it quietly. I couldn't. I'm working now not on the range but on the quality.
@@robert33232 Yeah, definitely be careful with that stuff… When one of my parents was in high school: They were in choir, sang to high all the time, and ruined their singing voice. (Not an expert on that stuff though, because I never took choir. I was/still am, more of a theater person)
I'm a Kinda bass singer and my vocal range (chest only) is B1-F#4.My whole vocal range is A0-F#5(G5) and I'm a 15 years old.I Just love a low note and heavy deep voice like Geoff Castelluci,Tim Foust,J.D Summer,Ken Turner and the other bass singer,But I love high note to because they are a beautiful note and voice.I actually learning how to sing with all bass singer technique like growl,subharmonic man it helps me to sing a really really low note
Now try it obeying the vowel rule (oo for the high notes)! That's actually a very important component, when you have to change the vowel to hit the note. And range isn't the only part of what your voice type is, timbre is arguably more important, because any professional singer can hit most notes, but their timbre is where their voice is "prettiest".
@@ryangraham7012 says who, just become some teachings teach that only certain registers count in vocal range does not make that the standard by definition of the term vocal range any note you can hit and sustain whilst singing is part of your vocal range, period, if someones low is C2 in fry, mids maybe C4-G5 belt/mix, upper G#5 - D6 headvoice, C6 - C7 whistle, then that person's range is C2 - C7 now if they were asked specifically for mixed range then they'd be a liar but this video only says vocal range
@@OpinionatedZoomer69 o I get it 👍 when I talk for myself I look at vocal range lowest chest to highest head if I counted vocal fry and whistle then I would have a vocal range from c1 to c7 lol but really it’s like g2 to f5 witch is useable and sustainable
E3-E5 for me. I really need to get back into singing because I used to be lead soprano in my choir and I could go up into really high notes. This was super fun. Thanks for this.
Woman altos be like 👀 "wdym wait? We r already comfortable before C4." when David says "I'll let you know when woman can join in" at 2:44 😂 *my range is D3-D5
Yay! B2-C6! I'm happy to know I can still hit the high note from my high school choir contest days, & I'm impressed with myself that I made it that low! What a fun exercise! Thank you do much for sharing this!!
Made it as low as D3 before I had to cough out, and as high as F#5. I'm just gonna slap the Contralto label on myself and call it a day lmao. Congrats to you and Jaclyn!! Love you guys!!
Comfortably and warmed up I can sing down to a C2 and sometimes touch B1. In my chest voice I can comfortably hit A4 and with a bit of straining I can go up to D5 in my chest voice. With my Falsetto I can comfortably hit Bb5 with no problems and can strain my way up to C6. I'm a 24 year old Male. B1 to C6.
E2-F5 I'm 25 and I started out choir with barely a 2 octave range I've just practiced singing lower songs and higher songs and I never realized how much difference actually trying to do things can make. My fiance is now mad at me cause I can sing the highest note in defying gravity and she can't (yes its falsetto but it still counts haha) you have really inspired me to get back into singing and to really test what my voice can do. For a while there I thought my voice wasn't that good and why bother but now I'm trying to get the control I had back and really see what I'm capable of! Thank you so much
It really depends on what you consider a note. Some include fry some don't for me range is what is comfortable for you to sing without strain. For me that's G2-A5 I can a lot higher and lower but that includes some awful notes if we count everything most people would have five octave ranges and not 2.5-3 octave average.
My lowe note is G2 And my high note with the chest voice is C5 but with the falsetto is D6 And without warm up my highest is G6 And with warm up is B6 so my vocal range is G2 to B6 (I'm male)😁
My Range is a D#2-C5 which makes me a baritone in this case on my brother on the other hand since I don't know what his ranges he's actually tenor which that means he can hit some of the higher notes that I can't while for me I can hit some lower notes that's he can't.
I got all the way down and up but lowest note is F1 and highest note is G6. But my “singable” range where I’m most comfortable is from around Bb1-G#5 but I’m working on filling out those borders
I think your voice and mine talking about vocal range are REALLY similar. I can sing from C2 to C6. However, my voice is darker and sounds heavier. I reach the same notes but with a different voice color... More like Dan Reynolds from Imagine dragons!
while warmed up i got the low C in chest voice, and continued down for fun and got to about A1 before transitioning to some kind of fry. i got up to a belted Bb4 but had to flip to head voice to get up past that, which topped out at the C6 (barely lol). my comfortable range extends probably from D2-F4-F#5, and my passaggios are at Bb3 and Eb4, which would squarely define me as some kind of lower placed baritone, from what i understand.
C2- G5 I can maybe squeak out a G#5 without pain but I'm not gonna count it really I've got no sound above G#5 though at the moment If I'm only counting musically useable range though it shrinks to G2-D5 comfortably
so using focal fry i can hit E1 then using the growl technique i can it like low then E1 but ive never tried to see what note that is and slipping in to my falsetto i can hit like a C5. so ya (E1-C5)
C#2 - G5 with "passaggio" on mix on B4 (C5 when I am particularly trained and in good shape) You started with your mixed range from A4 , are you? Honestly I usually sing with chest voice up to A4/Bb4, because a lot of songs require a full chest voice in that range, so from that point I start to blend my head voice to sing in mix. That being said, honestly I don't know how you could sing a C6, I reach the G5 in full mix with a lot of head resonance, but struggling a lot! You developed a powerful and pleasant falsetto. Great job! Please give us some suggestions, some trick to develop a pleasant and effortless mix as you have, for those who is able to sing in that register 🙂
I'm a tenor but as a beginner with a quite narrow range: A#2-D#4. (I can sing higher but I can't do it well for now) P.S. Some girls can sing lower than me and some baritones and basses can sing higher :-D I'm still learning to sing :)
You can definitely go higher dude. My chest note bottoms out around Ab1, but I got an F#1 on a rare day. Highest note in flageolet is about Ab5, maybe slightly higher. And I inhale whistle about an octave above that, around Ab6. I need to learn how to exhale whistle and learn chest-fry mix so I can go lower. Subharmonics, I can reliably get an E1, sometimes lower. All this range stuff doesn't really matter though, haha.
Lowest note is d#2 but in vocal fry I can do c2 high note is d#5 but I have managed to hit the E5 earlier today but if you include falsetto I can reach up to f6(I’m a guy)
Your chest voice definitely stopped around A2 and it was vocal fry from there down and then up to A4. You could call everything after that mixed but it was very heady.
Comfortably it was C#3- C6. It's never really changed since I was around 18, and I'm 26. 😂 I should probably work on it more often to improve. Lol. That being said, with my timbre involved, I'm usually classified as a mezzo soprano.
My lowest note in chest voice is F#2 my highest note in chest is C5 lowest I can sing is E2 highest note I can sing is D6 I can strain to an E6 but that’s really pushing it I’m an 18 male btw pretty impressed with myself
Mine is actually E1 to C#4 Now, I'm not a vocal coach or teacher or anything, but just hitting notes doesn't mean that's your range. It sounded like your range was G2 to G5, which is still very impressive.
D3 and E5. I am in 8th grade, and I have a terrible fear when I sing in front of people. I fear that I think I sound good, but I'm not. But that is really interesting. Good video 👍
The most comfortable note that you hit (low and high) is your real vocal range 🎶
Yeah. I just recently learned that. All about the 15 years before I didn't pay attention to it and I sounded horrible. (They told me not to sing high. But they actually should have said that I didn't sound good singing high.)
They say - if you "own" the note then you can sing it quietly. I couldn't. I'm working now not on the range but on the quality.
@@robert33232 Good luck bro 👍🏻🔥
@@robert33232 Yeah, definitely be careful with that stuff… When one of my parents was in high school: They were in choir, sang to high all the time, and ruined their singing voice. (Not an expert on that stuff though, because I never took choir. I was/still am, more of a theater person)
I'm a Kinda bass singer and my vocal range (chest only) is B1-F#4.My whole vocal range is A0-F#5(G5) and I'm a 15 years old.I Just love a low note and heavy deep voice like Geoff Castelluci,Tim Foust,J.D Summer,Ken Turner and the other bass singer,But I love high note to because they are a beautiful note and voice.I actually learning how to sing with all bass singer technique like growl,subharmonic man it helps me to sing a really really low note
❤️😇
Now try it obeying the vowel rule (oo for the high notes)! That's actually a very important component, when you have to change the vowel to hit the note. And range isn't the only part of what your voice type is, timbre is arguably more important, because any professional singer can hit most notes, but their timbre is where their voice is "prettiest".
Lol my 8 year old says. Ok.. now he’s just screaming 😂
"Let's call it a C#" my boy over here hitting the same note from G down thinking he got all the way to C#...
😂 😂 😂
he got there tho
@@e.falcon but he didnt soon as focal fry kicks in that’s your lowest chest note witch was a g#2 for him
@@ryangraham7012 says who, just become some teachings teach that only certain registers count in vocal range does not make that the standard by definition of the term vocal range any note you can hit and sustain whilst singing is part of your vocal range, period, if someones low is C2 in fry, mids maybe C4-G5 belt/mix, upper G#5 - D6 headvoice, C6 - C7 whistle, then that person's range is C2 - C7 now if they were asked specifically for mixed range then they'd be a liar but this video only says vocal range
@@OpinionatedZoomer69 o I get it 👍 when I talk for myself I look at vocal range lowest chest to highest head if I counted vocal fry and whistle then I would have a vocal range from c1 to c7 lol but really it’s like g2 to f5 witch is useable and sustainable
Yes David 🤩🙌
I am impressed with myself. I made it from C3 to C6
I’m an A2-C6 and I’m an Alto! I think that’s pretty solid!
A2?! I'd consider that a contralto! it's one of the rarest voice types!
@@Bowling_Dude oh wow! That’s awesome! I didn’t know that!
@@Flying_Phoenix24 if it’s A2 that’s rlly impressive for a girl
Your more like mezzo soprano
Or even a soprano depends of your timbre
E3-E5 for me. I really need to get back into singing because I used to be lead soprano in my choir and I could go up into really high notes. This was super fun. Thanks for this.
Woman altos be like 👀 "wdym wait? We r already comfortable before C4." when David says "I'll let you know when woman can join in" at 2:44 😂 *my range is D3-D5
SAAAME
Same here 😂
Glad you said something. I thought it was only me. 😂
Contralto lady here- I get foggy down at E2 and it gets SCARY screechy once I get up to G5 😅
Also guys, don't forget to warm up first. You range tends to expand a little more when you do
Yay! B2-C6! I'm happy to know I can still hit the high note from my high school choir contest days, & I'm impressed with myself that I made it that low! What a fun exercise! Thank you do much for sharing this!!
Absolutely cannot wait!!!!!!! Only 15 minutes. Love your work ❤❤
Made it as low as D3 before I had to cough out, and as high as F#5. I'm just gonna slap the Contralto label on myself and call it a day lmao. Congrats to you and Jaclyn!! Love you guys!!
Likely mezzo. Contralto would be able to hit roughly David's range
dude, i tested it on a pitch detector and ur very accurate
My range is *C3-B5-B6* I'ma *lyric Coloratura Soprano*
and Congratulations on being a dad 💖💖💖
Comfortably and warmed up I can sing down to a C2 and sometimes touch B1. In my chest voice I can comfortably hit A4 and with a bit of straining I can go up to D5 in my chest voice. With my Falsetto I can comfortably hit Bb5 with no problems and can strain my way up to C6. I'm a 24 year old Male. B1 to C6.
F3 to F5, and with no training and a sucky voice. I'm trying to get into singing and your videos make it so much fun
I believe mine is D3-G5. I am a female. I wasn’t able to actually sing along rn, but I will update later when I can sing.
Edit: I’m actually an A2-A6
So it's B2 - D5 🥰 Greetings from Chile
WOAH! WHAT A VOICE!
So wild lol
My range is from E2 low note to F#5 high note. I think that’s pretty good. :)
E2-F5 I'm 25 and I started out choir with barely a 2 octave range I've just practiced singing lower songs and higher songs and I never realized how much difference actually trying to do things can make. My fiance is now mad at me cause I can sing the highest note in defying gravity and she can't (yes its falsetto but it still counts haha) you have really inspired me to get back into singing and to really test what my voice can do. For a while there I thought my voice wasn't that good and why bother but now I'm trying to get the control I had back and really see what I'm capable of! Thank you so much
I'm not a singer and I'm the same range but I have to use falsetto.
So for low > C3 to a very soft C#5
His speaking voice so good
It really depends on what you consider a note. Some include fry some don't for me range is what is comfortable for you to sing without strain. For me that's G2-A5 I can a lot higher and lower but that includes some awful notes if we count everything most people would have five octave ranges and not 2.5-3 octave average.
Just checked mine G1-C#6-F6
Soooo cool !!! 😁😁😁
My range is (G1)Bb1 - G5(belt) - F6(HV) - Bb7(Whistle).
Comfort range is D2- A4 - C6 - C7
I'd love to head your head voice
Such a fan!
I loveeeee ur music so much, huge fan
I love your voice
Congrats to you and Jacklyn on your sweet little baby boy!!
OK I did just did this =)
Low note e2
High note B4
congrat on the babe
Hahhaa David! I thought we were going to belt out some King Diamond there for a second. I bet you could sing that stuff :)
In high school choir I was always a alto but I can't sing right now case I'm losing my voice
Only 10 minutes left 🤩
B2 to G#4
Niceeeee.
Mom: "what were you doing in there??..."
My lowe note is G2 And my high note with the chest voice is C5 but with the falsetto is D6 And without warm up my highest is G6 And with warm up is B6 so my vocal range is G2 to B6 (I'm male)😁
giving counter tenor vibes like me haha
Contralto here- hitting F2-G5 comfortably 😅
A2-A5 - always had a low voice but went higher than I thought
My Range is a D#2-C5 which makes me a baritone in this case on my brother on the other hand since I don't know what his ranges he's actually tenor which that means he can hit some of the higher notes that I can't while for me I can hit some lower notes that's he can't.
E2 to G5, I haven't warmed up yet 🤣🤣
My low range is C3 and my high range A5 and I think it’s pretty cool and also I’m a female
I got all right
I got all the way down and up but lowest note is F1 and highest note is G6. But my “singable” range where I’m most comfortable is from around Bb1-G#5 but I’m working on filling out those borders
If i were you i would have stopped at G#5 on high notes and E2 on low
F#5 on high but for the low notes I can drop down to D1 in subharmonics and for chest it's B1/A1 depending on the day and G#1 chest-fry
My low note was a G2 and highest in mixed voice was an F5 and a C6 in head voice. (I'm a male btw).
Waiting for the full cover of "My heart will go on"
I think your voice and mine talking about vocal range are REALLY similar. I can sing from C2 to C6. However, my voice is darker and sounds heavier. I reach the same notes but with a different voice color... More like Dan Reynolds from Imagine dragons!
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while warmed up i got the low C in chest voice, and continued down for fun and got to about A1 before transitioning to some kind of fry. i got up to a belted Bb4 but had to flip to head voice to get up past that, which topped out at the C6 (barely lol). my comfortable range extends probably from D2-F4-F#5, and my passaggios are at Bb3 and Eb4, which would squarely define me as some kind of lower placed baritone, from what i understand.
C2- G5
I can maybe squeak out a G#5 without pain but I'm not gonna count it really
I've got no sound above G#5 though at the moment
If I'm only counting musically useable range though it shrinks to G2-D5 comfortably
D and can do some days as low as C# - and high around an G-A
C2 for low, B flat for high
Please record yourself doing the notes while your sweetheart is in labor. You both can “owe” together in unison. 😅
so using focal fry i can hit E1 then using the growl technique i can it like low then E1 but ive never tried to see what note that is and slipping in to my falsetto i can hit like a C5. so ya (E1-C5)
😍 🤙🏻
Every note I have
C#2 - G5 with "passaggio" on mix on B4 (C5 when I am particularly trained and in good shape)
You started with your mixed range from A4 , are you? Honestly I usually sing with chest voice up to A4/Bb4, because a lot of songs require a full chest voice in that range, so from that point I start to blend my head voice to sing in mix.
That being said, honestly I don't know how you could sing a C6, I reach the G5 in full mix with a lot of head resonance, but struggling a lot! You developed a powerful and pleasant falsetto. Great job! Please give us some suggestions, some trick to develop a pleasant and effortless mix as you have, for those who is able to sing in that register 🙂
You can go from pop boy to heavy metal scream!!
I made it all the way to soprano c6 but I can't do very low notes lol. I made it to around d for the low notes and I can be either alto or soprano.
Already knew mine..
Lowest: B flat 1. Highest: E 5.
Now try it using useable notes!! Still an impressive range Robert..
I'm a tenor but as a beginner with a quite narrow range: A#2-D#4. (I can sing higher but I can't do it well for now)
P.S. Some girls can sing lower than me and some baritones and basses can sing higher :-D I'm still learning to sing :)
You can definitely go higher dude.
My chest note bottoms out around Ab1, but I got an F#1 on a rare day. Highest note in flageolet is about Ab5, maybe slightly higher. And I inhale whistle about an octave above that, around Ab6. I need to learn how to exhale whistle and learn chest-fry mix so I can go lower. Subharmonics, I can reliably get an E1, sometimes lower.
All this range stuff doesn't really matter though, haha.
Lowest note is d#2 but in vocal fry I can do c2 high note is d#5 but I have managed to hit the E5 earlier today but if you include falsetto I can reach up to f6(I’m a guy)
Your chest voice definitely stopped around A2 and it was vocal fry from there down and then up to A4. You could call everything after that mixed but it was very heady.
A2 is my lowest G#5
C2-F5 😳
I'm
D#2-D#6
😁
I'm C1 D2 Eb5 C6 B6 F7 I already know my range with I want some fun!
C2 - B6
Eb3 to Eb6 (or D#3 to D#6) is my range on most days! Three full octaves! 😁
D3 to C6 without warming up!
My range I knew about was C2-F5 but I then found fry vocals… I think I can get away with saying I can do F1-F5 now which is fun I guess
at suprise i got: D2 to E5(OMG) and what i can reach but doesn't sound nice: A5
C2
B5
Comfortably it was C#3- C6. It's never really changed since I was around 18, and I'm 26. 😂 I should probably work on it more often to improve. Lol. That being said, with my timbre involved, I'm usually classified as a mezzo soprano.
E3 to Bb5 Alto Singer (Female)
My lowest note in chest voice is F#2 my highest note in chest is C5 lowest I can sing is E2 highest note I can sing is D6 I can strain to an E6 but that’s really pushing it I’m an 18 male btw pretty impressed with myself
B1-C6 Kinda surprised I even got the C6 tbh, normally it's a A5 I top out at. 😅🤣
Mine is from
A2-C#5
Mine is actually E1 to C#4
Now, I'm not a vocal coach or teacher or anything, but just hitting notes doesn't mean that's your range. It sounded like your range was G2 to G5, which is still very impressive.
Bruh
Karen
@@slavialeksandrov5766 Bruh
@@slavialeksandrov5766 I'm just quoting other vocal coaches I've heard
@@brickerupdike5908 you still a Karen G
Рада тебя слышать.
I maxed it out 🤣 C2 - C6. I'm a bass and my comfortable range is from a G1 to about an F to G4.
Late to the game but managed D2 to G4 just barely via screechy head voice.
D3 and E5. I am in 8th grade, and I have a terrible fear when I sing in front of people. I fear that I think I sound good, but I'm not. But that is really interesting. Good video 👍
F3-C#5 and a 2nd soprano I think … maybe alto
B2-D5
A3 to F#5, Mezzo Soprano
A-2-f#5
D# 3 is my low, C 6 also may be my highest, might be able to go higher
C2 - F5 that is my low and high notes
E3 to E5. I knew I had that low note, but didn't realize I could get quite that high lol
I’m a C#3 - C6 (the C#3 and C6 sure ain’t easy). Comfortably, I sing D3 - A5 and I’m an alto (don’t expect me to be able to belt all of those).
my lowest note is also a C#3 but my highest is a C7