Discover your Voice Type - All (HUMAN) Voices Explained

Discover your Voice Type - All (HUMAN) Voices Explained
In this video, I talk about how you could identify your voice type and also discuss all adult human voices, or most of them, in case I have missed any. Keep in mind every voice is unique, and these classifications serve as an indication only, and we should never put ourselves into a box and let it define what we can or cannot do, although there will always be some natural limitations, it is my firm belief that with hard work and study, we can always expand our vocal capacities to a certain point.
Guys, it's important to note that I do NOT endorse or recommend castration in any form. I only mentioned it in the context of the historical practice that castrati singers had to go through. This was a tragic chapter in music history, and the only silver lining, if any, was the extraordinary voices that emerged from only a few of those who underwent the procedure.
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[@luzbrea7018]

Beautiful video, I hope to watch others in the future. Successes!

[@justinrichards2836]

Basso Profondo. Loved the video!

[@CARLOORLANDI1]

Thank you!

[@thiagonunes4294]

Ciao Carlo, grazie

[@thiagonunes4294]

2:36 could you tell me the name of this piece and singer ?

[@CARLOORLANDI1]

Di niente! :)

[@CARLOORLANDI1]

@@thiagonunes4294 Sure, his name is Kurt Streit; he is an American tenor, an excellent one if you ask me! The name of the piece is "Prigioniera, ho l'alma in pena" from Handel's Rodelinda. :)

[@thiagonunes4294]

@@CARLOORLANDI1 appreciate it! indeed he is excellent, will be listening more

[@rafaeljannotti3002]

My friend I use to think Im a lower baritone type that can extend higher, but after watching your video on how your thought you were a baritone because you had troubles accessing your high notes due to relying totally on high volume Im now in doubt if Im a very low tenor, so I would like to ask you if you could listen to my video "Bass-baritone hitting Bb4s-D5 in modal register" and tell me if you believe Im a similar case to yours, or if Im indeed a Baritone. I dont know if I can paste links so you will probably have to open my Channel (I dont have many videos do it should be easy to find). Sorry to bother you with this but as I feel like Im possibly like you were in the past your could have a keen ear for that

[@CARLOORLANDI1]

Hello Rafael, thank you very much for leaving a message! I have had a listen, and to me, your core voice is lower, so I really think you are a natural baritone; I would not say a low baritone yet, but definitely a baritone; please keep in mind you still might be able to sing tenor high notes, because we can all expand our registers... for me, the tenor highest note required is a high C (C5), but I can sing higher than that, and this would still not change my voice type, in your case I think you are a baritone as I said before, but this would not be a limitation for your vocal register: your vocal resonance is great, and I was really happy to hear that, keep practising because you really have a nice voice and you could do so much with it, not only for singing but also for doing voices as you have done as well, I hope I have answered your question! Kind Regards :)