People You Know And Their Vocal Ranges (4,287 views)

[gast8]

I range tested my 7 year old nephew one time and he had E3-F7. He was super satisfied he could go higher than me lol.

[blazejecar2]

i have a friend named Dillon, who speaks around B1, like...his voice is so rich and booming he struggles to even go to the supermarket without stunning the cashier or just...talking to anyone without them commenting what an epic voice he has. Sadly, he refuses to do anything with his voice because he's not interested in music at all. It's such a damn waste

on the other hand I have a friend (Louis) whose range is about C2-B5 (and some shitty whistles in the low 6th octave) and also has a great voice and WANTS to sing, but is plagued by unsupportive family at home and bunch of neighbors in his student dorm.

Meanwhile I have a huge range and the opportunity to practice but I was "blessed" with the voice of nicola sedda

[Bes]

Jan 14, 2020 8:38:20 GMT blazejecar2 said:

i have a friend named Dillon, who speaks around B1, like...his voice is so rich and booming he struggles to even go to the supermarket without stunning the cashier or just...talking to anyone without them commenting what an epic voice he has. Sadly, he refuses to do anything with his voice because he's not interested in music at all. It's such a damn waste

on the other hand I have a friend (Louis) whose range is about C2-B5 (and some shitty whistles in the low 6th octave) and also has a great voice and WANTS to sing, but is plagued by unsupportive family at home and bunch of neighbors in his student dorm.

Meanwhile I have a huge range and the opportunity to practice but I was "blessed" with the voice of nicola sedda

Meaning that your voice is absurdly high pitched or...?

[blazejecar2]

Jan 14, 2020 22:07:37 GMT Bes said:

Jan 14, 2020 8:38:20 GMT blazejecar2 said:

i have a friend named Dillon, who speaks around B1, like...his voice is so rich and booming he struggles to even go to the supermarket without stunning the cashier or just...talking to anyone without them commenting what an epic voice he has. Sadly, he refuses to do anything with his voice because he's not interested in music at all. It's such a damn waste

on the other hand I have a friend (Louis) whose range is about C2-B5 (and some shitty whistles in the low 6th octave) and also has a great voice and WANTS to sing, but is plagued by unsupportive family at home and bunch of neighbors in his student dorm.

Meanwhile I have a huge range and the opportunity to practice but I was "blessed" with the voice of nicola sedda

Meaning that your voice is absurdly high pitched or...?

More like just I have a shitty natural tone to my voice. I can sing stuff perfectly in pitch, with proper technique and the listener will still think it sounds off. I only have an ok voice for certain types of pop, which I absolutely don't wanna sing. For anything else it takes so much effort to make it sound decent, while for example Louis can show up with no practice and fail much more in pitch and technique, but he'll still sound much better than me. Even my operatic voice is like...meh

[leafylemontree]

I've notewatched some people, mostly friends or relatives.

In high school, my best friend (who wasn't a singer) sometimes went down to F#2/G2 humming, but no more than E4 and A4. Another friend was something like E2 to something in the 5th octave, I don't remember well. Another of my friends (who wasn't a singer until 2 years ago) went from C3 - G4 up to C#2 - D6 and whistles to B6. Two of my classmates had a very rich low register, one being a baritone with a solid 2nd octave, and the other I think was a bass.

My mom ranges from C3 all the way to C6, also my sister'range is F3 - E6.

My cousin (a pop singer) ranges from F#2 to A4 and D5 and his mom could hold a B2 up to A4.

Speaking of myself, mine is something around C#3 to G5, plus some weird and quick whistles in the 6th octave.

[Gilad]

My mom's quite lower placed, not second octave but she's got a bit of a husky tone. When she screams about the house being a mess or when my dad/one of the kids is driving her insane, she can get to the top of the 5th octave, about A5/B5. I sound exactly like her when I go that high too.

[obinna]

Lol. I did a couple of range tests on my family members. My sister's a soprano in her choir but could sing down to D#3. The highest I've heard from her is a C#6 but she's really shy about singing high notes alone so I can't really tell if she can go higher. My mum has a lot of vocal damage and sings way down to A2 very well and the highest belt I've heard from her is an A#4. She has a pretty bad head voice but I can count a couple of D5s while singing alont to songs.

My brother who is 13 however is the only person I've been able to fully test his vocal range. Can't go lower than a C3 and belts as high as a D5, his falsetto can at least struggle up to a C6 and he has a pretty clean whistle register up to A#6. Though he can sing up to a D#7 in whistle, I honestly wouldn't count that. It's so shaky and unstable.

[brutalism]

My stepfather had a voice so thunderous that it, combined with his domineering personality, was useful to get even unknown people to do what he wanted... like 'DO THAT' and they would out of sheer intimidation. He's also a 6'4 man with 250lbs or so - not a fit guy, just naturally 'giant-y'. Speaking, his voice was similar to Darth Vader, alternating between octaves 1 and 2. 
Yelling around, it was around the upper 2nd and lower 3rd otaves. Screaming and singing drunkily, it could reach the 4th.

[Goober]

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[Bink]

My dad can go from about E2 - F5 with alright tone

and my friend Lucas who is an actual singer can go from about D2 - G♯4 commonly with a dropped out B1 and falsetto of B♭5

[CT]

I don’t know any people

[BAZanine]

My dad was a bit of a musician in his time. He never claimed to be an amazing singer but apparently he wrote a lot of lyrics. He actually bothered me to write some lyrics for his instrumentals in his later years. As for his voice, he was probably in that low tenor/high baritone area. I only really remember having heard him sing from a decently beefy E2 to a pretty mangled G4. He definitely yelled up to A4 pretty consistently. He claimed to have had a pretty solid falsetto, which he never got to showing off to me. RIP dad, I'm sure you could totally hit some baller G5s.

My uncle actually has released music. G♯2 - B2 - A4 - B♭4 from what I've heard.

[Henny Macc]

Feb 9, 2023 17:33:52 GMT CT said:

I don’t know any people

Based.

[contraltoqueen]

I know someone with a really low voice, he has an Eb1-G4 range.

[Platypus]

my dad has more range than your dad

[Henny Macc]

[123]

My dad can sing from around an Eb2-Bb4 in chest and can falsetto like a G5 or something.