Vocal Range Test
Discover your vocal range, voice type, and compare with famous singers
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Introduction
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Lowest Note
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Highest Note
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Results
Welcome to the Vocal Range Test
This tool will help you discover your vocal range and voice type by analyzing your lowest and highest notes.
How it Works:
- We’ll test your lowest note first, then your highest note.
- For each test, press the Record button and hold a steady note for a few seconds.
- Try to sing comfortably without straining your voice.
- Once complete, you’ll see your range displayed on a piano keyboard.
- You’ll also discover your voice type and see how you compare to famous singers.
Note: Please ensure you’re in a quiet environment for accurate results.
Find Your Lowest Note
Press the Record button and sing your lowest comfortable note. Hold it steady for 3-5 seconds.
Tip: Use “Aaah” sound and focus on the lowest note you can sing clearly without vocal fry.
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Find Your Highest Note
Press the Record button and sing your highest comfortable note. Hold it steady for 3-5 seconds.
Tip: Use “Eeee” sound and focus on the highest note you can sing clearly. Include falsetto/head voice, but don’t strain.
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Your Vocal Range Results
Lowest Note
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Highest Note
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Range (in Octaves)
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Voice Type
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Compare with Famous Singers
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Tips to Improve Your Range
- Proper Warm-ups: Always warm up your voice before singing to prevent strain.
- Breath Support: Practice diaphragmatic breathing to support your notes throughout your range.
- Gradual Expansion: Work on expanding your range by practicing scales just beyond your comfort zone.
- Hydration: Keep your vocal cords hydrated by drinking plenty of water.
- Regular Practice: Consistent practice helps develop muscle memory and strengthen your voice.