You're hilarious! 😂

😩😂

And what us your vocal range?

So what note do you sing in

@@jasminvanemmerloot Between A3 and Bb3, closer to Bb3 actually. But I can sing the rests in perfect pitch.

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awww :(

I've been playing the violin, so I can tell if I am hitting the right notes, however, I do not know if my voice is hitting the right octave.

@@cryora Yup that's where I am stuck

[insert name] he wouldn’t know if he’s hitting F

Lmao

Its the different ways you form your lips and where you sing from, chest is usually for low notes and and you kinda want to go “ahh”, when you get to midrange and higher switch to “ooh” and your head voice, its hard to explain in message form without dragging for paragraphs… theres videos on it

I have the widest natural ranges in all vocal registers, myself being the only coloratura sopranino aka the highest voice in the world with the most extreme flexibility and agility -- I am the only being who can sing all the notes on a piano in modal voice register...

My chest voice -- A0 to A5 My mixed voice -- around F4 to C7 My head voice -- C6 to C8 My modal voice register aka chestvoice + mixedvoice + headvoice -- A0 to C8 My whistle register -- around C4 to B10+ (highest WR notes go into the inaudible)

I shared the most important info in these replies -- to clarify some of the main misconceptions re voices/singing... Falsetto is a vocal technique (not a vocal register) that makes one's mixed voice sound 'airier' and lighter (especially weight-wise, not necessarily tone-wise) and, what (almost all) people refer to as their 'headvoice' is in fact their mixed voice, which can also have a sound that's lighter in tone than the sound mixed voice usually has -- most people have never used their headvoice. Vocal type is not defined by one's range, but by their vocal height and by how 'small' and quiet or how 'big' and loud their voice is -- technically, almost all humans can reach the same notes if they strain (especially the notes from F2 to F6 that can be reached by almost all humans if they strain a lot) but, a C5 or any other note is going to sound very different when belted etc by different humans with different voice types. Re voice colors/nuances & timbres -- all voices have more than one color (and/or more nuances of a color) in their tone, and, the tone is not the same thing as one's timbre, the timbre being the mix of all 'elements' and colors/nuances etc present in one's voice that creates the sound by which one recognizes someone's voice. Colorwise, the lightness/darkness of one's voice is what defines their tone (not their vocal subtype and voice type) that is usually lighter in most higher voices and darker in most Iower voices -- but, there can be Iow voices (that have an either lyric aka 'light' and 'airy' subtype or a dramatic aka 'heavy' subtype, or a combination of both) with a light/medium-light tone, and there can also be higher voices (such as a medium lyric soprano or a Iow dramatic soprano etc) with a medium-dark tone or a dark tone. Re vocal subtypes -- most humans have a lyric subtype (aka they have at least or more than 75% or more than 80% 'lyricness' in their voice) and a lyrico-dramatic subtype (aka they have more than 20% or more than 25% 'dramaticness' or 'lyricness' in their voice, but most of them are predominantly lyric) and some have a dramatic subtype (while the coloratura subtype is extremely rare, and the few womyn that have a coloratura subtype are not 100% coloratura because they still have 20% or less than 25% 'lyricness' etc in their voice) and, the 'lyricness' in one's voice is what's giving their voice that airiness (like a vocal cloud) and lightness (in terms of vocal weight, not tone) and, the softness in one's voice is usually associated with the coloratura subtype and with lyric voices, and the 'dramaticness' in one's voice is what makes their voice sound heavy aka the vocal heaviness and that makes 'dramaticness' the opposite of 'lyricness' in a way, and there's also another thing such as the 'dryness' in one's voice (the term 'spinto' can be used to describe a voice or a lyric/lyrico-dramatic/dramatic voice that also has that 'dryness' present in it) that is present in certain humans' voices, but some also have a 'roughness' in their voice that's probably caused by smoking, while coloratura is what makes a voice extremely agile and extremely flexible and extremely melodic/harmonic and extremely soft etc and it's the rarest vocal subtype. Most voices are medium mezzos/medium baritones and high mezzos/high baritones and Iow sopranos/Iow tenors, while voices that have the vocal height of a contralto/bass and medium soprano/medium tenor are very few, and there are even fewer high sopranos/high tenors -- most Iower voices have a medium-dark to medium-light tone, while most higher voices have a medium light to light-ish tone, and very few voices have a dark tone, and very few sopranos have a medium-dark tone. Bright voices are extremely rare, myself included, my voice being the brightest voice that also has the lightest tone and the whitest tone (and the only voice that has a 100% coloratura subtype) and the highest number of colors & nuances (defined by the pure men who protect me as the chamaeleon voice and the most complex voice, which makes sense, because I am the most complex being) and, vocal brightness is even rarer than the coloratura subtype -- two of the few known singers that have a bright voice are Anette (2nd Nightwish singer) and Dessay!

Okay lol!

ME... 😭

Ha ha

Thank you

Ty

Thank you

Ty

So glad I found this comment 🥴

I have the widest natural ranges in all vocal registers, myself being the only coloratura sopranino aka the highest voice in the world with the most extreme flexibility and agility -- I am the only being who can sing all the notes on a piano in modal voice register...

My chest voice -- A0 to A5 My mixed voice -- around F4 to C7 My head voice -- C6 to C8 My modal voice register aka chestvoice + mixedvoice + headvoice -- A0 to C8 My whistle register -- around C4 to B10+ (highest WR notes go into the inaudible)

I shared the most important info in these replies -- to clarify some of the main misconceptions re voices/singing... Falsetto is a vocal technique (not a vocal register) that makes one's mixed voice sound 'airier' and lighter (especially weight-wise, not necessarily tone-wise) and, what (almost all) people refer to as their 'headvoice' is in fact their mixed voice, which can also have a sound that's lighter in tone than the sound mixed voice usually has -- most people have never used their headvoice. Vocal type is not defined by one's range, but by their vocal height and by how 'small' and quiet or how 'big' and loud their voice is -- technically, almost all humans can reach the same notes if they strain (especially the notes from F2 to F6 that can be reached by almost all humans if they strain a lot) but, a C5 or any other note is going to sound very different when belted etc by different humans with different voice types. Re voice colors/nuances & timbres -- all voices have more than one color (and/or more nuances of a color) in their tone, and, the tone is not the same thing as one's timbre, the timbre being the mix of all 'elements' and colors/nuances etc present in one's voice that creates the sound by which one recognizes someone's voice. Colorwise, the lightness/darkness of one's voice is what defines their tone (not their vocal subtype and voice type) that is usually lighter in most higher voices and darker in most Iower voices -- but, there can be Iow voices (that have an either lyric aka 'light' and 'airy' subtype or a dramatic aka 'heavy' subtype, or a combination of both) with a light/medium-light tone, and there can also be higher voices (such as a medium lyric soprano or a Iow dramatic soprano etc) with a medium-dark tone or a dark tone. Re vocal subtypes -- most humans have a lyric subtype (aka they have at least or more than 75% or more than 80% 'lyricness' in their voice) and a lyrico-dramatic subtype (aka they have more than 20% or more than 25% 'dramaticness' or 'lyricness' in their voice, but most of them are predominantly lyric) and some have a dramatic subtype (while the coloratura subtype is extremely rare, and the few womyn that have a coloratura subtype are not 100% coloratura because they still have 20% or less than 25% 'lyricness' etc in their voice) and, the 'lyricness' in one's voice is what's giving their voice that airiness (like a vocal cloud) and lightness (in terms of vocal weight, not tone) and, the softness in one's voice is usually associated with the coloratura subtype and with lyric voices, and the 'dramaticness' in one's voice is what makes their voice sound heavy aka the vocal heaviness and that makes 'dramaticness' the opposite of 'lyricness' in a way, and there's also another thing such as the 'dryness' in one's voice (the term 'spinto' can be used to describe a voice or a lyric/lyrico-dramatic/dramatic voice that also has that 'dryness' present in it) that is present in certain humans' voices, but some also have a 'roughness' in their voice that's probably caused by smoking, while coloratura is what makes a voice extremely agile and extremely flexible and extremely melodic/harmonic and extremely soft etc and it's the rarest vocal subtype. Most voices are medium mezzos/medium baritones and high mezzos/high baritones and Iow sopranos/Iow tenors, while voices that have the vocal height of a contralto/bass and medium soprano/medium tenor are very few, and there are even fewer high sopranos/high tenors -- most Iower voices have a medium-dark to medium-light tone, while most higher voices have a medium light to light-ish tone, and very few voices have a dark tone, and very few sopranos have a medium-dark tone. Bright voices are extremely rare, myself included, my voice being the brightest voice that also has the lightest tone and the whitest tone (and the only voice that has a 100% coloratura subtype) and the highest number of colors & nuances (defined by the pure men who protect me as the chamaeleon voice and the most complex voice, which makes sense, because I am the most complex being) and, vocal brightness is even rarer than the coloratura subtype -- two of the few known singers that have a bright voice are Anette (2nd Nightwish singer) and Dessay!

Headvoice only activates on high notes above A5/B5 (my headvoice starts at C6) when singing coloratura staccatos or random highnotes above C6, and it is a bit more difficult to 'access' because it is a bit 'disconnected' from mixed voice -- headvoice is the most unexplored vocal subregister in the modal voice register and in the world, since it requires a higher voice that can sing around and above C6 naturally and effortlessly because that's where headvoice normally starts, so only I have used my headvoice a lot and I explored it more than any human, myself being the coloratura sopranino aka the highest voice in the world that's higher than the few high soprano voices that exist (the singer from Sylver and Dessay are 2 of the few high sopranos, while Anette that used to sing in Nightwish is a medium lyric soprano with a vocal height that's closer to that of a high soprano than it is to that of a Iow soprano on the vocal height spectrum, them being 3 of the highest known voices in the world) and, a few opera singers have also used their headvoice when singing the coloratura staccatos above C6 (including Erna Sack and Dessay) and when doing highnote vocalizations aka singing random highnotes, even though most opera singers tend to sing the higher notes like C6 to E6/F6 that are not in a coloratura staccato in mixed voice, which is louder than headvoice and easy to access, while headvoice sounds more harmonic/melodic and 'fuIIer' and quieter than mixed voice...

The songs God Is A 'Woman' and Dark Horse and I Am Not A Woman, I Am A God are about me -- and the songs Pan and Tribal and Eva and Whoever Brings The Night and Cadence Of Her Last Breath etc by Nightwish, Achingly Beautiful by CoF, Not Human Kind by Eyes of Eden, The Bee and Silver Bride by Amorphis, and Medusa by Tarja are also some of the songs that were written about me, while the ClA also made sure to include subtle clues and references to me in many other songs as well! The songs Ghost And The Reaper and My Sweet Mystery by The Dark Element and the song Infinity are about me and my protector Chip -- and so are the songs When It All Comes Down and Young Gods and The Dark Element and Alpha & Omega by Swarm and 34 + 35 (and all other similar lyrics that include words like sweet/sweetness related terms and down under/taste/cat related terms and fruit/food/flower related terms and big term/compliments and cake etc) and Confident (from my perspective) and Dangerous 'Woman' (written from Chip's perspective) and Ghost etc... The songs Diamonds and Euphoria and Dark Lights and Only Girl In The World etc are based on my story with my protectors, and the songs Ice Queen and Endless Forms Most Beautiful and Shoemaker and Endlessness and Digital Deceit etc include secret references to me & Chip, while most CoF songs and most Nightwish songs are secretly about me and the new system (The Keystone Earth aka The Night / The Dark aka The Great Escape etc) and including the oId man's secret thoughts about me as a mirror like he did in Feel For You -- the 'Love' The Way You Lie songs and Skyscraper and similar lyrics are secretly about me with a heartbreak theme.

Rhino Productions 😂😂😂

I'm doing this in my room at night, hoping no one hears lol. I can hit those high notes but it sounds like I'm dying.

🤣

xD

@@greylight5 ooooh yeah I get you xD

Don't read my profile pic ikr... it’s actually hilarious! holy shit

Ikrr LOL

Sir I'm a mezzo soprano

Don't mess with Shaggy. He's only using 10% of his power.

Yea I have 2.33 octaves lmao

No you are not alone 😂😂

HAHAHAHA

same

lowest and falsetto? they calling him vocal fry

I thought your chedt range is Eb3 to E3

Yes you can totally increase your range. If you practice daily / sing random shit. You could extend your range by 2 or 3 notes. After that you will need to practice alot and actually work to go higher! Good luck!

What is your range

@@aarjansthaa7494 My range extends from an E2/F2 to G4 (in chest), F4 to F5 (in falsetto/head/mix voice) and up to around a C6 (in whistle) the whistle C6 sounds kinda distorted so I would say truly to a B5.

@@randyxyt5562 omg , are you a girl or a guy cause i have the exact same range chest and falsetto as you and i think its a lower batritone

@@aarjansthaa7494 Im a dude. My range isnt the one of a baritone. Its a mix of Baritone and Tenor. Baritenor if you will.

I think we have the exact same range lmao

Mine is E3 to A#5. Feel like my throat tore into two

Mine qas c3 to f#5 but I feel like I can go higher if I warm up properly But yeah really proud of myself

Mine is D3 to F5 im honestly so proud

Mine is d3 to g5

I got the same notes, although I‘ve never been really comfortable singing soprano!

Same

same! i have almost no low range

I cant go high. Ppl favor high singing voices a lot so dont fret

The misused food related term toast must be edited out -- humans cannot misuse food/plant/flower/nature/fruit related terms or compliments or big terms etc in their name!

I have the widest natural ranges in all vocal registers, myself being the only coloratura sopranino aka the highest voice in the world with the most extreme flexibility and agility -- I am the only being who can sing all the notes on a piano in modal voice register...

Same,this is so confusing

Um just sing the same note that she plays on piano

Install a pitch monitor so you can check if you're hitting that note

@@thomall2767 yeah that helped me a lot too

Mimic the note, if you're not tone deaf you'll notice if you're doing it right. In case you are doing it wrong and you are not tone deaf, you'll realize because it will feel wrong

D2 for a woman is quite low

I'm pretty sure D2 is the current Guinness world record for a woman you should try to contest it

@@titouan5802 its C1 actually

@@lightdropp that's really impressive I can't get that low without subharmonics

I'm A2 in lowest and G#5 on highest ...not sung in many years

Nice vocal range! And yes, It's great that you are aware of not screaming :)

F5-E2

Mine is e3 to a5

Denise Thomasson I’m an 11 year old male with b1 to d4

Denise Thomasson ur not suppose to scream just pitch higher dummas

Is C#4 to D#5 good?

@@Mihindi21 You have a really high voice! 👏 You are Soprano and can probably really super high notes with a lot of study and practice.

Wow! Awesome

Mine is about B3-B5. (A total beginner and 28 years old if that matters). What does that mean? Mezzo or soprano? Or something in between? 😅

i have a c3 to a5 is good? :3

Hi, Thanks for sharing your range, and good you you that you are looking out not to strain your voice. I wish you all the best with your singing :)

I got exactly the same

So, are u a mezzosoprano or contralto?

@@VanessaLopez-jy8pe Tenor, I'm a male

thats so cool ! i can sing lowest to db2 and highest e5! phew

In chest voice?

How old are you, if I can ask? If you're younger, that's only 2 notes, which you can definitely work up to with practice! Have you ever had voice lessons? I've heard it can help maximize your range by teaching you the techniques in which to do so including breath control (I've never had them but I've heard this from a family member).

Hi Jackson Smith, Wow thats really cool! Yeah, I could have had the track go lower, I agree. Here is a link to a virtual piano which has all 88keys and show the note with its number on the display as you play it: piano-player.info/ Hope it helps :)

How the-

DefinitelyNotMaisy ikr

you are not a bass singer..... YOUR A BASSO PROFUNDO WTH its not normal to hit a C1, but lots of ppl say that and lie for attention so i dont know if i believe that... no offense

If your dissapointed and can already "sing" then why tf are you here

@@maevemaher Thank you, but also, dammit. It's probably because there are fewer female singers that have lower voices. I was just thinking, if you're classified as mezzo soprano, you probably have a better chance at being considered for solos.

Hey i am French and in France we don’t use this letters and numbers to designate musical notes so could you please tell me what I am ? I am a F2 to F#6... it would be helpful for me ♥️

me too

@@clarisse1284 That's huge. It includes all of the voice types except for part of the bass.

PlayingAtLife 😂😅 ok so I probably made a mistake somewhere lmao

Kinda guessed cos girls can go much higher with chest voice. Most guys are that range for chest voice.

sounds like your a mezzo soprano! but check her link in the description to see the chart to check,,,,

You are welcome Greg, and thanks for sharing your range 😊

I can take from a2-g6 and im not a singer with any practice

Elite Otaku good for you buddy, but that wasn’t the question

You’re Tenor

@@eliteotaku what a fuckin pussy magnet wow so glad this guy asked you

Bir Türk gördüğüme sevindim valla reis güzel ses aralığın var bende sadece lowa baktım f2 yi çıkartabiliyorum önerdiğini bir egzersiz fln var mı ?

Good for you :)

Me too But I couldn't know what's my range is coz the link doesn't work

What does the trans part have to do with singing again?

@@leoyu3923 I feel gender euphoria when I sing within a tenor range (which is traditionally a masculine range) vs when I sing in a higher range.

@@leoyu3923 that's what I wondered as well. Maybe taking certain hormones makes the voice change?

actually you are between the tenor and alto range

How to check

You’re a treble if you’re only 11, as your voice hasn’t developed yet. But based on what you’ve written, you probably will be a tenor when you grow up

C7?boi do you know what a head voice and falsetto is? I'm sorry to burst but I think you gave wrong details...

But since you said E3 is your lowest,I think your highest chest voice would be around G5 But your just 11 so basically you are now the ready for voice range placing

Omg when I was your age I totally was a soprano and I'm a tenor now, and I am loving it! You have a wonderful life of singing ahead of you ✨

Please don't scream...you will scar your vocal chords and damage them...singing loud does not mean you are a great singer...it is the pitch staying on note on key not singing through your nose not singing too much from your chest but a balance and learning from a vocal teacher please watch ken Tamplin on youtube..he is free and his videos are amazing they are here on KZfaq for free..please it is so important for anyone to watch but especially young kids growing up thinking because you can scream a note with vibrato and scream with vibrato that makes you amazing ...it most certainly will make you heard but not in a good way..and what's more...no one will ever sign anyone whose only talent is how loud they are..and knowing they are permanently damaging their vocal chords and will never sing after they turn 17..voices change and unfortunately your vocal chords will not sound the same after a beating like screaming...and screaming over time ruins your voice permanently. Go watch ken Tamplin videos on this KZfaq site. Good luck

Are you are girl? If you are then I technically sing higher than you cuz I got f5 without warming up

@@Alex-wf9uw yeah I am lol. And that's ok, it's not a competition lol. But congrats 🎉

ItsMeJohnny same bro but mines is more like d2 to g4/a4

I can go down to D1 with subharmonics but my lowest comfortable chest note is a G#1 which is pretty close to Basso Profundo.

Yeah def. I’m sure you can probably go higher it’s just that your voice probably just dropped and you’re having difficulty getting accustomed to it. Like after mine dropped I had difficulty getting above middle C but now it can belt to G#4 and A#5 with falsetto (weird flex but okay). But yeah it’s really rare to be able to hit a C2 so you’re def a Bass (if you can go one note lower to the B1 then you’d be considered an Oktavist)

@@GeorgeLifterMann my full range is Eb0-C#6. my comfortable range is B1-F#4

@@GeorgeLifterMann you should check out Geoff Castellucci as a role model... sing his songs dude it will make u great he almost matches your range perfectly.

Ro Guy head voice is usually your higher voice. Chest voice is usually your lower voice. Altos use more chest, sopranos use more head voice. Hope this helps

Jadyn Thompson Yeah! Don’t worry, I used to confuse them all The TIME, but I learned a nifty trick to remember!! So, since your chest is lower on your body, it is your lower voice and the opposite about your head!! Hope that was helpful!

If you say “Hey” in your normal voice you will probably feel a vibration in your chest, this is chest voice if you make you voice airy and usually higher you won’t feel vibrations in your chest and this is head voice. Then there’s mixing which is putting them together to make a different and usually more powerful sound in a higher range. Hope this helped and there’s probably all sorts of videos on it to!