powderfinger
New member
From low note to high note, what's your vocal range with a full voice, non-falsetto?
smellyfuzz
New member
Low C to sometimes a low B or Bb up 3 octaves to an E and on very good day F and even a G.
No falsetto, mainly because I really can't sing falsetto well at all.
Sean
Ps.
Just so there is no misunderstanding, that is four C notes I can sing in my range.
No falsetto, mainly because I really can't sing falsetto well at all.
Sean
Ps.
Just so there is no misunderstanding, that is four C notes I can sing in my range.
James Argo
Fancy Rock N' Roll
Low Low G up 2 octaves to E.
F & F# after that is "stuck notes". I couldn't get it right.
then the falseto usualy work OK on G and above (~1 octaves).
So have only ~ 2 Octaves without falseto.
Jaymz
F & F# after that is "stuck notes". I couldn't get it right.
then the falseto usualy work OK on G and above (~1 octaves).
So have only ~ 2 Octaves without falseto.
Jaymz
C
chessparov
New member
My present comfortable range is from a low G to the F above middle C= one octave and a seventh, for solid sustained tones
of 10 seconds or more.
With training, it would increase to F on the bottom, to at least a
high A natural. Possibly a tenor's B flat. It was checked by an
operatic instructor who took me through a series of warm-ups to
get me "up there". Will probably gain a few low notes over the next five years as the voice is deepening, and "lose" a half note or so at the top then, as it becomes more baritonal in tone quality.
Keep in mind though that in the (true) pop genre's, an octave and
a fifth of comfortable range is normally sufficient.
Ranges of close to two octaves are handy for "legit" singers,
like those in a leading singing role on Broadway.
A practical range of two octaves and a note (or more) is good
for the operatic singer.
Chris
P.S. Get the book, "Free Your Voice", by Roger Love.
Terrific info/exercise CD on improving your voice IMHO.
of 10 seconds or more.
With training, it would increase to F on the bottom, to at least a
high A natural. Possibly a tenor's B flat. It was checked by an
operatic instructor who took me through a series of warm-ups to
get me "up there". Will probably gain a few low notes over the next five years as the voice is deepening, and "lose" a half note or so at the top then, as it becomes more baritonal in tone quality.
Keep in mind though that in the (true) pop genre's, an octave and
a fifth of comfortable range is normally sufficient.
Ranges of close to two octaves are handy for "legit" singers,
like those in a leading singing role on Broadway.
A practical range of two octaves and a note (or more) is good
for the operatic singer.
Chris
P.S. Get the book, "Free Your Voice", by Roger Love.
Terrific info/exercise CD on improving your voice IMHO.
Innovations
New member
Currently I go from C (four notes beneath the bass cleff) to E (four notes above the bass cleff). Above that is a badly strained falsetto.
Hard to find stuff written for that range.
Hard to find stuff written for that range.
zer0sig
headpiece full of straw
with a little variation, from about C2 to about C5 (sometimes, E2 is the lowest i can hit-i need to work on this with a real teacher! also, the transition between regular and falsetto is practiced enough that while i can FEEL the difference, i don't really think "i need this voice to hit this note", i simply hit the note). i can get another octave, if lucky, on falsetto.
Nilbog
hello
low low C 8 octaves up to high G
(-7 octaves if I havent just been kicked in the nuts)
(-7 octaves if I havent just been kicked in the nuts)
C
chessparov
New member
Sorry I screwed up that book/CD title.
It's "Set Your Voice Free", by Roger Love.
Anyone that wants to increase their comfortable range should
study it. It's already helped me go up a 1/2 note already within
a week of working with it again.
Chris
It's "Set Your Voice Free", by Roger Love.
Anyone that wants to increase their comfortable range should
study it. It's already helped me go up a 1/2 note already within
a week of working with it again.
Chris
Y
yiordanaki
New member
I agree, thats a good book.
Ive only flicked through it and practiced some of the things but they are very helpful.
my range is about 2.5 octaves i think . On a good day (at this point in time) i can get a high Bb.
With falsetto i can get way higher, but it is not always appropriate to use.
Ill check when i get home.
y
Ive only flicked through it and practiced some of the things but they are very helpful.
my range is about 2.5 octaves i think . On a good day (at this point in time) i can get a high Bb.
With falsetto i can get way higher, but it is not always appropriate to use.
Ill check when i get home.
y
?
?????
New member
I have no idea what my range is,it'd be intresting to find out I suspect.
best way i can describe it is theres not a single note that Freddie mercury can sing that I can't(although it doesn't sound like him really,but I have got roughly his range.
best way i can describe it is theres not a single note that Freddie mercury can sing that I can't(although it doesn't sound like him really,but I have got roughly his range.
C
cleffert18
New member
my vocal range????
hey guyz...im a singer from germany...im not quite sure if i have 4 or 5 octaves... heres my "site"..you can listen to my songs under Files...
http://groups.yahoo.com/groups/matthew_cleffert
hey guyz...im a singer from germany...im not quite sure if i have 4 or 5 octaves... heres my "site"..you can listen to my songs under Files...
http://groups.yahoo.com/groups/matthew_cleffert
K
Kasey
New member
????? said:
haha are you serious?
fraserhutch
Flypaper for freaks
Nilbog said:
I call bs on this.
I have never met a singer with an 8-octave range, non-falsetto.
I have never even met one with a 7 octave rage.
mandocaster
non compos mentis
Maybe he means 8 notes.
M
Musical_Legend
New member
range
all i know is that so far i am 3 octaves but my coach say once i learn how to breathe it may be higher
all i know is that so far i am 3 octaves but my coach say once i learn how to breathe it may be higher
stalemayte
New member
low C up three octaves, then my range stops at high B, I can never hit that fourth C octave.
Z
zrockisaddictin
New member
like low F# three octaves up
M
Mo-Kay
Dragon Soul Productions
I'm lucky. I rap 
