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Hola im susana from spain just sang an exercise about vocal range!!!!can say something i like tour clases. What see im barítono. I mean !! Im just beggining. I will nevera reach to highs . You know whitney or María carey, its ok!!! I know its líke im better with male voices??Well thankyou for your videos❤❤
I am not a dude, but I can go super low in chest voice and up to a C8 in head voice on a good day, and the notes I sang today were some of my lowest 1st octave chest notes with polyphonic subharmonic techniques... frozen-mermaid-freya/new-polysubs-en-funny-vocal-crack-at-the-end (on s. cloud) But am not sure yet what’s my lowest note today!? I think it was lower than E1 or D1 maybe... Tho on a good day I can go around A0 with subharmonic vocal technique and around G1 / F1 with normal humming technique, as I have the widest natural singing range and vocal range, and my highest belt in chest voice was an A5, but I have hoarseness on most days, especially after trying to do certain types of inward bass, so my voice doesn’t always work the way it should!
Lol I mean I can reach C6, but ought to stop at F5.. my lowest is also G2, i`m a biological female though lmao.. especially in the classical music world the concept seems very difficult to understand even though it’s just the result of their own selection process and not whether or not it’s that rare, is what I keep telling myself lol
@@iamcycy1426I am a girl and can easily reach G2, but can hit all the low ones, they just don’t sound strong and steady after G2, but I can hit them though lol.. like biologically female, but I do have EDS, so beginning to have this theory it might have something to do with having flexible vocal chords too, just sadly not in the higher range, or at least I thought that, but beginning to wonder what amount was caused by environmental factors like asthma and people smoking everywhere and always having a soar throat,.. my range used to stop somewhere around F4, but I think in a year or so I managed to gain an entire octave and can even reach C6, but not in a way that counts nor truly matter, not yet at least, still something about getting into those first keys that have me wanting to train to go further down 😅
I am not a dude, but I can go super low in chest voice and up to a C8 in head voice on a good day, and the notes I sang today were some of my lowest 1st octave chest notes with polyphonic subharmonic techniques... frozen-mermaid-freya/new-polysubs-en-funny-vocal-crack-at-the-end (on s. cloud) But am not sure yet what’s my lowest note today!? I think it was lower than E1 or D1 maybe... Tho on a good day I can go around A0 with subharmonic vocal technique and around G1 / F1 with normal humming technique, as I have the widest natural singing range and vocal range, and my highest belt in chest voice was an A5, but I have hoarseness on most days, especially after trying to do certain types of inward bass, so my voice doesn’t always work the way it should!
I have always thought I can sing high but then I was put into bass in my choir, now I just realized I could hit C2/B1 but also B5 in falsetto. I guess they needed more bass guys then.
I started head voice at C4, started my falsetto at B4, ended at E5, went down to C2 in my chest voice then down to G1 using sub-harmonics, I have gone down to a D1 using sub-harmonics with my own testing
so far my highest comfortable note was the F#4. with falsetto being able to hit an F5. although I have a very small and weird falsetto jump where G4 and G#4 just don't exist and I go straight to A4. now my lowest note at the time of doing this was an F2. (I know kinda sad but I'm just starting out) But I know on good days I can hit an Eb2. And sub-harmonics just don't exist. now in falsetto since I'm still training my voice. C5, C#5, and D5 don't exist either. I go straight from B4 -> Eb5. But I'm going to get vocal lessons soon so hopefully I can expand and improve on my range.
Range is less important than the sound. Though of course, if you can more comfortably hit higher notes, that can often make you sing better more normal ones. :) There is just so much focus on the range when it honestly doesn't really matter that much imo. Better to find a song you really like but is still kind of a challenge. Just my two cents of course. Everyone's singing journey is different.
Comfortably G1-A4 without a warmup. G1-C2 lower chest, D2-B2 upper chest C3-B3 mix, C4-A4 head voice. I'd have to switch to subharmonics below G1.. which is difficult without a warmup and constant practice.
C#5 i can hit but E#5 is when I struggle with my high mix. My mix starts at F4. I use my piano and I use a app called Tuner T1 it’s very good be on pitch and know your vocal range. I’ve been taking singing lessons for about a year and 3 months. The highest I was able to hit was A#4 with a struggle until I learned my mix voice and that took me 7 months to figure it out. My range has improved in a year and 3 months. Now I’m focusing on tone and pitch doing dynamics. Love the video God Bless
D#2 - A4 comfortably on pitch. Head Voice or mixed to D#5 comfortably! I can go higher on occasion with extensive warmup, but it's still inconsistent. Sometimes yes, sometimes no.
F4# at the high end as I cracked like a teenage boy at G4 and on the low end F2. I started testosterone 9 months ago and I'm going to continue to use this to track my progress. I used to be a choir trained but I've been out of practice for a while so this will help me get back to it.
round A#5 my voice needs to switch to falsetto/head voice or at least there's a passagio there. And I need to force everything below A#1 or at least heavely support there. :D
@@itsonlykairell7386 -B4 for death metal vocals on pitches/tones or so, till c6+ if I whistletone/whistlenotes. I've sung/screamed/yelled for ages. Breath support is a major thing. Also I notice Ian talk about the secondo passagio. It feels to me as if I have three or four of these passagio's
My lowest note wasn’t on this scale but I’ve tested my vocal range before and it was E1 - C5. But it’s up to C4 in chest voice. D4 on a good day or if I try to belt. But anything higher than C4 and up to C5 is falsetto. I can go a few notes higher but it doesn’t sound good so I just say C5 is my highest note.
Great range test. I got F#2 up to A4/Bb4 comfortably. With a little bit of push I reached C5/C#5 in full voice. In falsetto I reached C6. I have recently started practicing to expand my upper range in chest voice. Always had problems getting through the second passage at A4. Your videos are a great training companion. My goal is to feel comfortable at the highest notes (around C5), and know that it will be countless of hours of training. In the end it will be worth it.
I feel like i'm doing this whole thing wrong I need to hear someone do it all I need to watch a video where they do the vocal range test completely and see where they start and stop because I feel like I stop at some high notes but then I can do even higher notes effortlessly that makes zero sense.
F#2 - G#4 After G#4 i switch to mixed voice ( atleast i think so ) and i can go up to C5 with it. For falsetto i can hit a pretty relaxed E5, but i can also sing a B5 with enough warming up ( although very strained and pushy, only hit it twice to avoid destroying my voice )
C6 to - G1, I think the test was basically at my limit in both directions though I would have loved to try one more in both directions. Though admittedly, that G1 was likely more of a growl than a tone... High note with falsetto of course. A very thin one. But still definitely a note! :P
Thank You Sir For This Video. Finally I came to know what my range is. I can sing upto G5 with my chest voice and surprisingly I can sing upto G1 in the low notes. Thank you sir❤
@@Joshua-le8zk not impossible, he could be halfway through puberty, or maybe he’s just talented but I’d consider belting chest voice so I can reach E6 with that(I can’t do falsetto at all though)
Made down to B1 before I had to tap out on the low end and up to F5 before I had to tap out on the high end. Thank you for this video it’s really helped me with remembering how I used to sing so low when I was younger
B5 with mix Maybe C5# in full voice Does mix count as falsetto or... Should falsetto be able to go higher than mix? Low end gets awkward at about F2 ish atm But when I stay relaxed and with a bit of fry it sounds like I can keep going all the way down...just with less power down to G1 maybe lower Does that count for anything or... am I just stretching and building my lower range to go further than my genetic default? Am I doing something wrong
OH wow.. I never knew I would sing deep... My vocal range starts from D2 - F6... I could sing A6, but I need to work on that. I go to musical school and there is a vocal coach teaching me, I want to learn to sing really well
You stopped at c6 but I was able to go 2 or 3 higher than that 🤔My lowest was G1. On a different test that just did single notes, I can get down to an E1 but not using the scales test you are doing. Does that mean I can't sing E1 or I can?
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Hola im susana from spain just sang an exercise about vocal range!!!!can say something i like tour clases. What see im barítono. I mean !! Im just beggining. I will nevera reach to highs . You know whitney or María carey, its ok!!! I know its líke im better with male voices??Well thankyou for your videos❤❤
Have been using these for years and not paying. Thanks for terrific, clear helpful exercises.
Thanks Steven. Much appreciated (and on my birthday too 😁)
I am not a dude, but I can go super low in chest voice and up to a C8 in head voice on a good day, and the notes I sang today were some of my lowest 1st octave chest notes with polyphonic subharmonic techniques...
frozen-mermaid-freya/new-polysubs-en-funny-vocal-crack-at-the-end (on s. cloud)
But am not sure yet what’s my lowest note today!? I think it was lower than E1 or D1 maybe... Tho on a good day I can go around A0 with subharmonic vocal technique and around G1 / F1 with normal humming technique, as I have the widest natural singing range and vocal range, and my highest belt in chest voice was an A5, but I have hoarseness on most days, especially after trying to do certain types of inward bass, so my voice doesn’t always work the way it should!
G2 to A5. Men that can sing all the way up are really gifted. Nothing is better than shattering the windows with a good timbre.
I actually have no idea how you can get that high, I’m a tenor and I mix around C5
@@Bennzie427 honestly it's partly how much u sing and genetics i guess, not all men can hit high notes...maybe
There’s genetic problem there lol. For me I’m D#2 to A#5. But I saw dudes who could go all the way to C1. Definitely genetics
Lol I mean I can reach C6, but ought to stop at F5.. my lowest is also G2, i`m a biological female though lmao.. especially in the classical music world the concept seems very difficult to understand even though it’s just the result of their own selection process and not whether or not it’s that rare, is what I keep telling myself lol
@@iamcycy1426I am a girl and can easily reach G2, but can hit all the low ones, they just don’t sound strong and steady after G2, but I can hit them though lol.. like biologically female, but I do have EDS, so beginning to have this theory it might have something to do with having flexible vocal chords too, just sadly not in the higher range, or at least I thought that, but beginning to wonder what amount was caused by environmental factors like asthma and people smoking everywhere and always having a soar throat,.. my range used to stop somewhere around F4, but I think in a year or so I managed to gain an entire octave and can even reach C6, but not in a way that counts nor truly matter, not yet at least, still something about getting into those first keys that have me wanting to train to go further down 😅
Thanks!
My vocal range is A2- A5!
Same here
crazy vocal range, how the fuck are you not a singer.
wasting that amazing range, smh
I am not a dude, but I can go super low in chest voice and up to a C8 in head voice on a good day, and the notes I sang today were some of my lowest 1st octave chest notes with polyphonic subharmonic techniques...
frozen-mermaid-freya/new-polysubs-en-funny-vocal-crack-at-the-end (on s. cloud)
But am not sure yet what’s my lowest note today!? I think it was lower than E1 or D1 maybe... Tho on a good day I can go around A0 with subharmonic vocal technique and around G1 / F1 with normal humming technique, as I have the widest natural singing range and vocal range, and my highest belt in chest voice was an A5, but I have hoarseness on most days, especially after trying to do certain types of inward bass, so my voice doesn’t always work the way it should!
Mine is C2 to C5
I am still in voice change so I'm a little confused. I went A2-C6???
My vocal range is C2-E4.
I, for one, am a bass.
Mama played fiddle 🎶
I have always thought I can sing high but then I was put into bass in my choir, now I just realized I could hit C2/B1 but also B5 in falsetto. I guess they needed more bass guys then.
Boss bass
I started head voice at C4, started my falsetto at B4, ended at E5, went down to C2 in my chest voice then down to G1 using sub-harmonics, I have gone down to a D1 using sub-harmonics with my own testing
so far my highest comfortable note was the F#4. with falsetto being able to hit an F5. although I have a very small and weird falsetto jump where G4 and G#4 just don't exist and I go straight to A4. now my lowest note at the time of doing this was an F2. (I know kinda sad but I'm just starting out) But I know on good days I can hit an Eb2. And sub-harmonics just don't exist. now in falsetto since I'm still training my voice. C5, C#5, and D5 don't exist either. I go straight from B4 -> Eb5. But I'm going to get vocal lessons soon so hopefully I can expand and improve on my range.
Range is less important than the sound. Though of course, if you can more comfortably hit higher notes, that can often make you sing better more normal ones. :)
There is just so much focus on the range when it honestly doesn't really matter that much imo. Better to find a song you really like but is still kind of a challenge.
Just my two cents of course. Everyone's singing journey is different.
A#1 to D4. Though some times my voice seems to "dry up" and I lose the low end quite significantly.
omg A#1!!! that's so rare, never heard b4
My vocal range is Bb1-G5
Lows: Bb1-D3
Belts: C4- A4
Head voice: E4-G5
For High rage G#5 chest- C6 in falsetto
For low rage i got F2
B5!!! Im so close to a C6 mannn. I think im a super mega tenor lol
Comfortably G1-A4 without a warmup. G1-C2 lower chest, D2-B2 upper chest C3-B3 mix, C4-A4 head voice. I'd have to switch to subharmonics below G1.. which is difficult without a warmup and constant practice.
C#5 i can hit but E#5 is when I struggle with my high mix. My mix starts at F4. I use my piano and I use a app called Tuner T1 it’s very good be on pitch and know your vocal range. I’ve been taking singing lessons for about a year and 3 months. The highest I was able to hit was A#4 with a struggle until I learned my mix voice and that took me 7 months to figure it out. My range has improved in a year and 3 months. Now I’m focusing on tone and pitch doing dynamics. Love the video God Bless
I use T1 too! Also bro I don’t know how to do high mix 😭 my full chest is A2-Bb4 then falsetto and head up to F5 but I dunno how to do mix
I know i can go higher but theres something wrong with my vocal chords so i can only sing in my chest and like 75% of my mix 😭😭😭
Here’s Mine!
Chest Range: B2-A4
Head Voice : Bb4(A#4)-B5
Whistle Register: C6-C7(consistent highest note for whistle is B6)
Can you make a falsetto work out please? Thanks 😁
D#2 - A4 comfortably on pitch. Head Voice or mixed to D#5 comfortably! I can go higher on occasion with extensive warmup, but it's still inconsistent. Sometimes yes, sometimes no.
F#2 - B5
AFTER A4 I START singing falsetto
My aim is to build up to F#6 !!
My vocal range before C4-C5 after G1-G5 thanks a lot keep it up😊😊😊
Highest Comfortable chest note was a G4 Lowest Comfortable Chest voice was an E2
Same
F4# at the high end as I cracked like a teenage boy at G4 and on the low end F2. I started testosterone 9 months ago and I'm going to continue to use this to track my progress. I used to be a choir trained but I've been out of practice for a while so this will help me get back to it.
round A#5 my voice needs to switch to falsetto/head voice or at least there's a passagio there. And I need to force everything below A#1 or at least heavely support there. :D
I can barely hit A5 and that’s where u struggle?
@@itsonlykairell7386 -B4 for death metal vocals on pitches/tones or so, till c6+ if I whistletone/whistlenotes. I've sung/screamed/yelled for ages. Breath support is a major thing. Also I notice Ian talk about the secondo passagio. It feels to me as if I have three or four of these passagio's
I hit A5 before falsetto and A1 before bottoming out. Very close together!
Mine's B2-E5
Falsetto starting at A4.
I tested myself in the past and yielded at quite close at C3-E5.
Definitely a tenor.
My low notes- A2-C3
My chest notes- C3-B4
I don't know my mixed voice
My headvoice - C4-B5
Overall - A2-B5
My lowest note wasn’t on this scale but I’ve tested my vocal range before and it was E1 - C5. But it’s up to C4 in chest voice. D4 on a good day or if I try to belt. But anything higher than C4 and up to C5 is falsetto. I can go a few notes higher but it doesn’t sound good so I just say C5 is my highest note.
E1 was your chest?
@@samuelvillalva1090 Subharmonic register.
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Subharmonic register is not consider for this vocal range test bro its the same as falsetto
@@hannsstevenvillahermosa9217 Alright. Thanks for the feedback.
Great range test. I got F#2 up to A4/Bb4 comfortably. With a little bit of push I reached C5/C#5 in full voice. In falsetto I reached C6. I have recently started practicing to expand my upper range in chest voice. Always had problems getting through the second passage at A4. Your videos are a great training companion. My goal is to feel comfortable at the highest notes (around C5), and know that it will be countless of hours of training. In the end it will be worth it.
First one was Bb3 - B4
Second was C3 - D#2
I feel like i'm doing this whole thing wrong I need to hear someone do it all I need to watch a video where they do the vocal range test completely and see where they start and stop because I feel like I stop at some high notes but then I can do even higher notes effortlessly that makes zero sense.
Chest voice A#1-D5.falsetto E4-F#5
High: A5
Low: G2
Highest note before cracking into falsetto, G4. Lowest projectable note, B1.
Try it out when you're sick. Best time for bassy goodness
D2-F4 chest
F4-C6 falsetto
B1 to A4, let's see how it improves from now!
D2-A4-F5 (I'm a Baritone)
F#2 - G#4
After G#4 i switch to mixed voice ( atleast i think so ) and i can go up to C5 with it.
For falsetto i can hit a pretty relaxed E5, but i can also sing a B5 with enough warming up ( although very strained and pushy, only hit it twice to avoid destroying my voice )
Coloratura?
@@Armistead_MacSkye mine was c4- d#2
i have a deep voice, but i can still hit arianna grandes notes lol
Is anyone else able to hit basically every note in here by using this as practice and warm-up material?
not me... I can maybe hit a A4 in falsetto, and I can't sing any notes in the "1" range
voice type? comfortable C#2 lowest pushed B1, highest comfortable D4 pushed G#4
Bass or bass-baritone
My range is F2-C6 quite a weird rang for a male but everyone is different 😊
I could only dream of hitting anything with a 5 in it lol, C6 is impressive
Thanks, but that only if my head voice is warmed up or fully open in ready. Btw I’m 17 years old, which is more impressive!
Lower A2, Higher F5, Falseto A5
C2 - G4 - E5
I’ve gone lower and can sometimes hit higher chest and falsetto notes but that’s what I’ve got right now
The whole range 😳
It’s reliably D2 on the lower end. As for higher it seems to hard to categorise because I’m straining.
Can I send you a video for a feedback from you Pls.ur work has really been God's instrument in my life
C6 to - G1, I think the test was basically at my limit in both directions though I would have loved to try one more in both directions. Though admittedly, that G1 was likely more of a growl than a tone...
High note with falsetto of course. A very thin one. But still definitely a note! :P
When ever I sing the high notes, its always an octave lower
Anyways just started and hoping to get better
Thank You Sir For This Video. Finally I came to know what my range is. I can sing upto G5 with my chest voice and surprisingly I can sing upto G1 in the low notes. Thank you sir❤
It is impossible for guys to reach G5 with chest voice. it's only possible with very high mixed voice (heady mix) or falsetto.
@@Joshua-le8zk he's lying😂
@@Joshua-le8zk No it's not
@@Joshua-le8zk not impossible, he could be halfway through puberty, or maybe he’s just talented but I’d consider belting chest voice so I can reach E6 with that(I can’t do falsetto at all though)
G5 ga k dikha de chest voice se tere ko nagad 200 rupay 🤣
highest head voice F#5 natural high a4; lowest G#1
Let’s goooo E2-F6 :]
Here's the thing - even if you hit the higher note, maybe sounds less quality?
Today it's not a good day:
G#2-A4 in chest
On a good day, I can go lower and higher
B1 to F4. Of course, I'm an amateur and have no idea what this really means! Fun exercise though.
My Vocal Range Is C2 To E6 I Can't Sing A B1 Anymore Can I Still Call Myself A Bass-Baritone Or What?
B1-B5
My vocal range is A2 to C6 yay!, the exercises are so much better then my school's band instructor lol
Made down to B1 before I had to tap out on the low end and up to F5 before I had to tap out on the high end. Thank you for this video it’s really helped me with remembering how I used to sing so low when I was younger
Good lord my man
B0 to F5 is my full vocal range, given that i have been practricing in school for 2 years now properly with my teachers training me
G1 - E5 Falsetto G5…if I measured right
Lowest C1- C3
Higher B3 - A4
Lowest note was a g1 on a hm and highest was a c6 on a hm as well
in the morning I got A1-G5,
during daytime B1-G5
I want to start practicing Subharmonics and growl to play with the whole potentiL
Comfortably e2 to e4.. then it’s head voice up until a b5.. if I’m playing around a whistle note might come out( insert glass breaking)
B5 with mix
Maybe C5# in full voice
Does mix count as falsetto or...
Should falsetto be able to go higher than mix?
Low end gets awkward at about F2 ish atm
But when I stay relaxed and with a bit of fry it sounds like I can keep going all the way down...just with less power down to G1 maybe lower
Does that count for anything or... am I just stretching and building my lower range to go further than my genetic default?
Am I doing something wrong
G1 - C2 - B4/C5 - C6 (to be fair the C6 was in whistle my head voice ended around G5/G#5) now on to the female range test video
F#4 highest Chest, C6 highest falsetto. Lowes comfortable is D2.
i reached D5 with my chest voice and switched to my falsetto in D#5 and ended at B5
G4 is is where i break into falsetto. E2 is my low note.
E5-G1 and all I do is sing in the car and make my voice weird while playing online with friends lol
A5 is my highest
And my lowest is G#2
i am currently sick, and i can hit an A1 with no problem
F#2 - D5
My mixed voice/ chest voice practically reaches the same as falsetto and my falsetto often seems capped and unable to make sound after a D5.
D2-A#4 (chest voice), A#5 (falsetto)
Eb2 - Ab4, definitely a bass. But trying to work on improving my middle/head voice, let’s see how it goes. 02/06/2024
Today D2-C5😁. But I don't like to sing above A4. Most loudest voice is G2-G4. So in opera I am baritone but in rock with mic more range of course😂
Highest Belt: C#5
Lowest note: G#2
Highest Head/mix: C6
is this okay?
C#2-F#5, I’ll take it!
My complete voice range is C2-C6 but my head voice started at C5.
OH wow.. I never knew I would sing deep... My vocal range starts from D2 - F6... I could sing A6, but I need to work on that. I go to musical school and there is a vocal coach teaching me, I want to learn to sing really well
F6 wtf?
A#1-F4 falsetto starts at F#4
G2 to C6, baby
F#2 - F5
Bass - Baritone, I guess.
baritone. bass would be lowest E or D
Ur a high baritone
my vocal range E2-C#7.
low notes E2-Bb3
chest voice B3-B5
mix voice C6
Head voice/Falsetto Bb5-F6
Whistle voice F6-C#7
F2-F5 What is my vocal range classification?
up to c5 with normal voice, f#5 wit falsetto
down to f2
My highest note was G5, in arpeggio. Can also hit equivalent of mezzo-soprano (falsetto, etc.).
C3 to D5
What kind of vocal type? Please would u like to answer me
progress:
september 2022: g2-c5
september 2023: g1-d#5 (i one hit e5)
For me I’m D#2 to A#5
A4-C2
Bb1 - F4. Solidly a bass.
My vocal range is G1-C6 ❤️
You stopped at c6 but I was able to go 2 or 3 higher than that 🤔My lowest was G1. On a different test that just did single notes, I can get down to an E1 but not using the scales test you are doing. Does that mean I can't sing E1 or I can?
honestly i don't know what is my highest note my whistle sometimes range to E6 - C7 and counting because my whistle register is not fully developed
G2 - Ab5 (sometimes I can go higher if I can)
Don't have a lower note? I wasn't done!
My range from c3 to B4 in chestvoice and my mixedvoice or headvoice start from C5 to G5
A2 ~ A6 but video ended on C6
G#2-B4 is crazy for a 12 yr old
My vocal range is F5