Get My Vocal Range

Expanding your vocal range won't happen overnight. ... With consistent exercise, you're doing much more than just trying to add a few notes to your range. You might not be able to hit that stubborn high note, but you'll notice your voice becoming stronger and lasting longer than when you first started doing the exercises.

Find your vocal range by singing down to your lowest note on the Ah vowel. Mark your lowest note. Sing up to your highest note on the Ah vowel and mark your highest note. Go to this article and compare your range with the most common voice types.

If you can sing it comfortably, go on the number 2 and so on, until you get to the last note you can sing comfortably. Remember that one, it's your lowest note. To discover the highest note you can sing, start by clicking on number 1 in the second section. You will hear the piano play the first note (E4).

The average range of an regular person is about an octave to an octave and a half. If that person regularly sings its probably about 2 octaves. Almost every person with some singing training will have about 2 octaves.

Almost every person with some singing training will have about 2 octaves. 3 octaves is what most proffesional singers have, most singers will require training to get here, this is what you could call a "great" range, and two octaves would just be "good." But what matters more is how the range sounds.

Calculate the octaves in your range. You can, therefore, determine the number of octaves in your vocal range by counting the total number of notes between your highest and lowest pitches as sets of seven. For example, if your lowest note was E2 and your highest note was E4, then you have a range of two octaves.

Most of the time vocal range is written as two notes: the lowest note and the highest note with a dash between them. For example, a pretty common vocal range for male singers is C3-C5. That's the vocal range of a Tenor. A common vocal range for female singers is Soprano.

The average range of an regular person is about an octave to an octave and a half. If that person regularly sings its probably about 2 octaves. Almost every person with some singing training will have about 2 octaves.

Soprano (female) Soprano is the highest voice range for a female, and sopranos have a range between C4 and A5, although well-trained sopranos may sing even higher. Mezzo-Soprano (female) Mezzo-Soprano is the most common range for the female voice and this range is generally between A3 and F5.