User Vocal Ranges (24,001 views)

[Macca]

Range planet users what are your vocal ranges and if you want to make threads of yourself

[Siren]

(C2)-(or maybe even lower, morning vois)D2-E4-(Eb6)(falsetto shriek that hurts my neck)

[Seb]

Self-threads are cringe. If I do release music more consistently at some point, getting a thread would be cool

Anyhow, assuming my voice isn't messed up and maybe giving or taking a few notes:
- Lowest mix-fried note: G♯1
- Lowest decent mix-fried note: B1
- Lowest chest voice note: D2
- Lowest consistent chest voice note: E2
- Lowest consistent projected chest note: G2
- Passagi (consistent full chest voice notes): D4/G4
- Highest consistent full/belted note: B4 (with chest heavy mix, I have no pure chest voice above G♯4/A4)
- Highest belted/mixed note (full/chest heavy mix): D5
- Highest belted/mixed note (heady mix/distorted/reinforced head voice): B5
- Highest reinforced head voice note/consistent falsetto note (sustained): C♯6
- Highest consistent falsetto note: E6
- Highest falsetto note: F♯6
- I have no whistle register or flageolet (the last register break I feel is around B5/C6)

Thresholds would probably be like D3/G4, vocal coach said I was a spinto tenor so I guess I'll go with that

[Tetra]

D2 - F5 - G6 without like vocal fry or whistle tone _{yknow, the fancy stuff}

[sylvia!!]

i have some muscle spasms just below my throat and in my chest (cause unknown) so i have a bit of difficulty breathing as well as singing. however i am still a decent singer, just cant project for too long before i reduce my voice to a constant droning b1 due to exhaustion

According to a piano test i did where my friend just hit piano keys to determine the highest and lowest we could go: d1 - c6. the c6 was somehow full voice.

normally however,

LOW STUFF -
comfortable down to about d2 and surprisingly i have some nice c2s. if im tired/exhausted i can go comfortably down to a1. proficiency is around like e2 - d3

HIGH(ish) STUFF -
comfy to about f♯4, g4 is pretty comfy as well. above g♯4 is where things get complex
a4 is hard because, once again, breathing issue. but ive done it a bunch before. i also went up to an e5 whilst rehearsing once as a sort of test. it turned out ok. highest ive hit whilst performing properly is B♭4.

SCREAMY STUFF -
accidentally hit a c6 once, other than that i usually just keep to mid 5th octave for my screams. once again, fairly comfortably, surprisingly.

FALSETTO STUFF -
literally the same as the screamy stuff.

OTHER STUFF - 
i can yawn up to d6
i speak at like e2-a2 but when i raise my voice it becomes this very andrew falkous-esque b4
i once pitched my crying at d5.

[clem]

E2-E5 consistently, and a bit more if I'm lucky.

[innuendo]

Lowest chest note: A1
Highest chest note: D4
Highest mixed note: E5
Highest falsetto: C#6
Highest scream/whistle: A6

Consistent: C#2 - B4 (A5)

[Dylan]

My range is generally around E1-B1-G4-G5. The extremes of my range are obviously bigger, but beyond that it gets way less consistent.

[dingo]

lindsey buckingham has a great vocal range

[Macca]

so is your vocal (D2) F2-G#5-C#6

[dingo]

No

[Macca]

then what is your vocal range dingo melodies

[Karen’s Kickassarole]

Good god not this again

[blazejecar2]

I can sing every note on the Richter scale.

[innuendo]

Dec 17, 2021 16:00:04 GMT fallenalien said:

Dec 16, 2021 19:18:11 GMT innuendo said:

Lowest chest note: A1
Highest chest note: D4
Highest mixed note: E5
Highest falsetto: C#6
Highest scream/whistle: A6

Consistent: C#2 - B4 (A5)

If A5 is your last comfortable, isn't it possible that the "A6" was actually an A5 with overtone?

If it wasn't, I doubt it's part of your "range", unless you're Prince.

Actually it's a Just a very short and horrible whistle scream, a yelp.

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Dec 17, 2021 16:41:16 GMT fallenalien said:

Dec 17, 2021 16:38:59 GMT innuendo said:

Actually it's a Just a very short and horrible whistle scream, a yelp.

So it's not part of your range.

Right, It isnt. I put it just to have a reference between the highest note and the countable highest note (A5). If my post caused some confusion I'm sorry, that wasn't my intention.

[Hennessy Macklemore III]

I could make a bold claim about how wide my range is but it could also be a completely shit range, so who cares

[Platypus]

easy

Fry: A1
Strohbass: A/1
Subharmonics: d=√(x₁ – x₂)² + (y₁ – y₂)²
Kargyraa: y₂ – y₁ / x₂ – x₁
Vestibular fold growls: −b ± √b²-4ac/2a
Pharyngeal growls: y=mx+b
Phlegm growls: (x₁+x₂) / 2, (y₁+y₂) / 2
Larangytis-range: a²+b²=c²
Hungover-range: π * r²
Lipbuzz range: 2π * r
Chest: A2
Mixed Voice: l × w × h
Head Voice: e b = 10, b = e
"Abe-simpsons"-range: f(x) = b x.
"Rob Brydon trapped in a tiny box"-range: (x, logb (x)) = 1/(x ln♭)
Falsetto: sqrt(y)
Flageolet: (a + b)2 = a2 + 2ab + b2; a2 + b2 = (a + b)2 − 2ab
Whistle register range: If √x, √y are quadratic surds and if a + √x = √y, then a = 0 and x = y
Glottal whistle range: For any sequence {tn}, Sn − Sn−1 = tn where Sn =Sum of the first (n)
terms.
Lip-squeeze range: n∑γ=1γ = 1 + 2 + 3 + · · · + n = n2 (n + 1).
Lip-whistle: (a + b)n = an + nan−1b + n(n − 1)2! an−2b2 + n(n − 1)(n − 2)3! an−3b3 + · · · +bn, n > 1

[leafylemontree]

I think your forgot inhaled whistles: a₁₁ * a₂₂ * a₃₃ + a₂₁ * a₃₂ * a₁₃ + a₃₁ * a₁₂ * a₂₃ - a₃₁ * a₂₂ * a₁₃ - a₂₁ * a₁₂ * a₃₃ - a₁₁ * a₃₂ * a₂₃.

[Platypus]

Dec 18, 2021 3:09:00 GMT leafylemontree said:

I think your forgot inhaled whistles: a₁₁ * a₂₂ * a₃₃ + a₂₁ * a₃₂ * a₁₃ + a₃₁ * a₁₂ * a₂₃ - a₃₁ * a₂₂ * a₁₃ - a₂₁ * a₁₂ * a₃₃ - a₁₁ * a₃₂ * a₂₃.

gotta save something for the master thesis

[brutalism]

Not counting fry, falsetto, flageolet or whistle (no big deal, I just rarely use those registers):
Total range - G1 - G4
Consistent range - A1 - F4
Tessitura - B1 - E4

With fry, somewhere down to C#1. With Falsetto, somewhere up to B4. No exact certainty. Flageolet or Whistle, no idea.

[kaji]

Dec 20, 2021 3:51:17 GMT brutalism said:

Not counting fry, falsetto, flageolet or whistle (no big deal, I just rarely use those registers):
Total range - G1 - G4
Consistent range - A1 - F4
Tessitura - B1 - E4

With fry, somewhere down to C#1. With Falsetto, somewhere up to B4. No exact certainty. Flageolet or Whistle, no idea.

I find the idea that your tessitura spans from B1 to E4 quite unlikely. Even a low bass will typically not have a B1 in full voice in their tessitura. It will be in their range obviously (for any bass), but tessitura is quite different. E4 in full voice would also be past the tessitura for many basses though I heard exceptions of course.

[elizabeth]

shit i actually use -

a5-c7

shit thats boring as fuck and doesnt sound good

whateverthefuckthelownoteiswhoactuallycaresaboutemlawl - e5

[IhateMana]

my range is all tessitura

[Ej vrm Ofd]

Fry: who cares, it's too inconsistent to be meaningful. C-1 (but hard to control below C1)
Chest-fry: Idk, maybe E1
Chest: pure chest lowest usually around Eb2, current lowest F2. Highest easily is E4, highest at about D5.
Falsetto: usually C6, sometimes D6
Flageolet: F6
Whistle: most recent was F7

Countable range: right now, probably C#2-A4-D6
                                                             

[soy]

Comfortably: G#1/Bb1 - B3, depends on how much I'm warmed up.

Projected: B1 - C4, usable chorally is more like C/C#2 - C4, tho.

What I'm comfortable blasting 24/7, with good quality, even at a bad day (to the extents of a begginer anyway) Eb2 - B3

Needless to say, my high range absolutely needs work, but don't go ahead assuming things- the reason I haven't is due to volume constrictions, and not some narcissistic obsession with low range.