What Is My Vocal Range?

How low can you sing? How high can you sing? Let's find out.
This lesson is all about discovering your vocal range. For reference, Mariah Carey's vocal range starts at G#2 and ends at G#7. That is 5 octaves! And equates to an incredible 60 notes she is able to make use of while singing. Now not everyone is going to have a vocal range quite like Mariah Carey but you have to start somewhere right?
Another way of asking "what is my vocal range?" is "how well can I control my instrument?" And that's the beautiful part of the voice; You can learn to control your voice with more efficiency and prowess. Unlike any other instrument on the planet, your voice is capable of expanding its range. So wherever you land today there is always room to grow!
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Chapters:
0:00 - Lisa Tests Her Vocal Range!
0:17 - Lesson Overview
0:37 - How To Identify Your Vocal Range
1:30 - Identifying Your Lowest Note
2:34 - Identifying Your Highest Note
3:35 - What Famous Singer Does Your Voice Most Closely Match?
4:59 - Final Thoughts
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Lisa is arguably the happiest music teacher on the planet. We can’t prove it, but we’d be willing to bet on it. With a background in classical and contemporary vocal training and a love for popular music, Lisa Witt focuses on helping her students uncover their own, unique sound and develop their voice with simple routines and tips for faster results. Her personal singing journey started filled with intimidation and fear about “singing out loud”. Lisa’s desire to find confidence led her to discover HOW her voice works (physically) and gained newfound confidence and passion to perform in her discoveries that she now shares in her lessons. Lisa is a singer-songwriter who values singing as a therapeutic release for communicating harder emotions.
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[@2ndBirth]

I think my neighbours thought I'd stubbed my toe.

[@nitibagirlfrnorthcotabato]

😅😂😂😂

[@WitchlingFairyelle]

I, too, do an entire vocal scale when I stub my toe

[@SingeoOfficial]

Chapters: 0:00 - Lisa Tests Her Vocal Range! 0:17 - Lesson Overview 0:37 - How To Identify Your Vocal Range 1:30 - Identifying Your Lowest Note 2:34 - Identifying Your Highest Note 3:35 - What Famous Singer Does Your Voice Most Closely Match? 4:59 - Final Thoughts

[@Ozoito]

3:15 that laugh. Sold. Looking forward to all videos with such a fun personality. Subscribed 🎉

[@dragonflyghter6854]

Had to play this video more than once before I could get a good idea on my vocal limits. Turns out I range between a G flat 3 to an E4 naturally. I tend to imitate Cher when I feel like goofing off singing, but I have a very low, nasally voice to begin with, so when I naturally sing I tend to have a combination of Choir voice and Flipper because my voice also has a tendency to crack sometimes in my natural speech patterns. I’ve also had moments on voice calls for being mistaken for a boy because my voice is low for a female

[@jamalsalads]

I was not prepared for that high note

[@Nilslos]

Great video! Looking forward for the video, where you explain how to position oneself in the usual choir voices (bass, tenor, alto, soprano) based on this 😉

[@Diihmm]

I just love you vibe and energy!

[@ThePianoguy89]

Okay Lisa is doing vocal videos! Piano & vocal queen! I always knew she was a soprano.

[@tobywina]

When will you teach the guitar? You teach so well 🔥

[@JazzyMamaInAK]

My favorite singers to sing along with are Gloria Estefan, Jon Secada, Luther Vandross, Toni Braxton, and some of the lower songs of Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston (specifically I Have Nothing). In Sweet Adelines, I sing Baritone and Bass, but since they were looking for low singers we didn't check how high I could go. Sometimes when I'm really warmed up and breathing well I can go pretty high and still sound like I'm singing and not squealing 🙂 I will try following along with this when it isn't 3a.m.

[@IAlberdi89]

I guess it would be useful to use a Chromatic tuner app so that you know that you are singing the same note you are playing on the piano.

[@SingeoOfficial]

A chromatic tuner is a great tool for singers!

[@YesiPleb]

Wow. Stumbled across your channel listening ton react videos of Dimash and Diana - I'm not sure if you've heard of the latter - Diana Ankudinova. Just checked my range and it appears to be A2 to C#5. Always loved singing but never had the confidence to do anything with it due to high functioning/Aspergers. I happen to have a load of karaoke software on my PC, going to check out more songs by Johnny Cash, Leonard Cohen, John Mayer, Nat King Cole, Adam Levine, Bruno Mars and Bryan Adams. I've already known I'm able to sing nearly all of Annie Lennox's songs and just looked her up to find her range is D3 to G#5. Thank-you!

[@vanessamarialandmann]

Hahaha you are a lovely coach! So much humor ❤

[@caterpillajoe5225]

You made me smile and feel happy today. Thank you very much. Your bubbly fun attitude is refreshing

[@detectiveassassin7937]

I was very happy when I realized Lisa is very much capable of playing Christine in Phantom if she wanted to, speaking of which can you do a cover of Think of Me Lisa 😉?

[@tsukkikei571]

Hello, Mrs. Lisa👋 Are falsetto and head voice counted in vocal range? 🤔 Or does it only count chest voice? To be honest, I'm really exhausted of my vocal range. Could you give us efficient ways to improve vocal range, please? Much appreciate 🙆🏻‍♂️

[@popkyi6376]

Ab2 to F5

[@pradyutpaul5670]

Lisa starts at C4, My highest note I can sing(normally) is C4 And lowest is A2, So bummed :/

[@tsatu2k]

C2-D6 (from my lowest note in chest voice to my highest note in head voice)

[@soleilady]

This was so helpful, thank you! This must explain why I find it so fun and comfortable to sing Lana Del Rey ❤

[@lightkanu]

Low:A2 High:B6

[@benjaminwashington2087]

Im a Bass, my range naturally right now is C2 - D6

[@dehvanotno9]

Hy Singeo I can hit a F4 but my voice seems to break to go from the previous note, and I go into a different tone, does that makes sense, does that count and what's going on there. Thanking you in advance.

[@Reign-Drop]

Hi, quick question … I’m a female singer, and according to your keyboard my vocal range is A3-D6. Does that make me a mezzo-soprano or soprano proper? Thank you! Update: I recently downloaded this app called vocal coach from Sing Sharp and it told me I was a soprano with a full vocal range of G3-E6. On a good day, I can hit an F6, and I’ve done so a handful of times, but not enough to feel comfortable including it in my official range. Any pointers? Thanks!

[@koiboi4613]

My range is a F2 to G#4. I have no professional vocal training and was wondering if this is likely my full range. If it is, is it possible to expand it through proper training?????

[@avalanche8148]

You need to try to use head voice too :P You just checked your chest voice range.

[@simocham80]

F6 is in whistle. A2, I have to lower my lyrinx a lot, but the sound comes out.

[@johndeeregreen4592]

Grr, stopped at C2 and I was just getting started, lol. To be fair, only around 1% of men can sing below C2 in full chest voice, though; my lowest full chest note is F1.

[@XxMikuRawrcakesxX]

Hi there! I am re-learning to sing after years of being "out of practice" since high school (I'm at college-age for reference), and I just recently discovered my vocal type as more of an alto after having done some research and feedback. I am technically a complete beginner after having not properly sung for so long, so where do I go from here? Would I just go straight for alto-specified exercises? Stick with these daily exercises? I need a regimen haha. Anyone is welcome to answer! Thanks :)

[@joshangout9609]

A2 thru C6. But I've worked very hard on keeping my natural bigger range and expanding it.

[@joshangout9609]

In choir, I would sometimes be assigned tenor, all the way up to Sop 1.

[@dawnerzz]

That’s impressive 😭😭 I wish lolol

[@whoho159]

Gb2 to e6 that was hard haha im more comfortable with tanor like adam levine etc

[@ZIVIO]

B2 to F5....can you please tell me what artists have this range??

[@joellegiroux7548]

G6 I haven't had any vocal training, though just a huge passion of music is that good? But I'm looking into singing more like a career I have billie eilish type voice mix with the girl in the song cups. Could I be successful

[@yericherlahaveelaXC]

I think my vocal range matches to Ariana Grande but I cannot hit the whistle notes like her😢 By the way thankyou fir the lesson lisa❤

[@user-vh5kn]

Is it that you press the note and sing the note to how long you holding it down??

[@insights570]

My vocal range is from A#2 to C#6 ☺️

[@raspberryflash583]

What female voice would Bb2 to C6 be?

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[@melianalevinaprasetyo9976]

I can reach all range voices from the very lowest to the highest notes.

[@m-mskills1556]

my vocal range is from g2-g#5

[@JesusSavedYouu]

lowest comfortable F2-D4/E4

[@ThePianoguy89]

My vocal range is mostly E2-A5. I'm a high tenor.

[@1dmallory]

So what do we do if the songs we want to sing is not in our vocal range?

[@Nilslos]

It would be possible to transpose them. The easiest way, where also instrumental arrangements/karaoke versions don’t need to be changed would be go an octave lower or higher. Or you can also transpose the whole key signature, so if you’re song in F-Major is too high for you, you could transpose it to E, D, C, A… whatever major. But for this you‘ll normally need matching instrumentals. But there are also technical tools/music players which can transpose songs/audio files to different key signatures.

[@soccer5808]

What would B2 to like a G#5 match to 🤔

[@danntima3877]

I have the same XD, well up to G5

[@littlegreyhare]

me too - on two tests, A2-G#5 then B2 - C6 - no idea what I am

[@thisisnotmyname4700]

Husband walks in: Was that you screaming?

[@1dmallory]

Hi are you answering the post on here?

[@andrearaiti2406]

I have a very big range from a g2 to an A5 who would be compared to?

[@joydavid3672]

C3 to E6

[@archeacnos]

That's pissing me off I can reach C3 sometimes, but other times I can't

[@nataliaalvarezmusic]

Do I have to belt the note?

[@StudyTard]

It was from C3 to E5, idk how's it

[@karunakengeri1074]

14 seconds ago? no likes no comments ? I'm so happy to be the first one to see this videooooooo and yesss this is what I've been waiting for !!! yayyyyyyyy

[@SingeoOfficial]

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[@Golden219]

G2

[@Stillscrollingshamelessly]

Ab2 to C#5

[@roguelily7957]

D3 to G5...ive been told both alto ans mezzo. Im curious which is most accurate

[@acc4481]

um what am I supposed to do with a A0 to C6

[@EEE-ij8lv]

C3 to G5. I prefer the middle though. My voice is a lot like Lana Del Ray.

[@simocham80]

A2-f6

[@jasminewolfberg5691]

Found out today that I can do whistle notes without any warmup... and I don't even know how to sing Went up to C#7

[@theodorekorbos2804]

E flat 3

[@jamiejacob4071]

My voice is d3-d6. What does that mean

[@johnweller1423]

What would G2 -B4 matches hmmm 🤔

[@SingeoOfficial]

That's a fairly similar range to Neil Young actually!

[@janinem5196]

I'm shook. I have C3 to C6. I'm a soprano??

[@totitokatta123]

What am I if i can sing Gb2- C#5?

[@skyward_07]

I’d say baritone, some would also say tenor

[@Oberon44]

G2 to B4 - what’s that mean?

[@tanyaturrell3367]

Is it just me that finds it hard to know if I’m even matching the note? In my head yes I am. But not sure everyone would agree hahahaha

[@liezelmeyer6186]

Me too 🤣🤣

[@fimamodz4883]

D2-G6

[@theodorekorbos2804]

F sharp 5

[@michaelwagner6995]

🌹🧡🧡👼🏻😘

[@Winkiefacedd]

C3 - A6 I guess im mr worldwide

[@Winkiefacedd]

D3-A5 for comfortable range

[@Maxered]

Howdy Lisa, I'm at my highest at E5 and lowest G2, but it would be so wonderful to get to that Mariah Carey whistle! I know I'm clearly delusional, but one can dream! 🤩 I could hit those notes when I was a boy, before that pesky testosterone reared its ugly head! 🤣

[@Rozalyn508]

My lowest note is f3 my highest note is c#5

[@ReganPlaysYT]

I’m 12 and I have the lowest range of bass

[@lizfirecracker2023]

my vocal range is g2 to g#6.. so im a soprano lol

[@jayyy4220]

A2 to F4 but i don't know if i did it ryt 😅

[@joydavid3672]

E6

[@wongtszhin8794]

A2 to C7

[@joydavid3672]

F6

[@k.p.bolden7329]

Lowest-Db3. Highest-C5.

[@IWALY-ot7hv]

Where is Whitney here?😮

[@Golden219]

C5

[@ivblizzard3616]

A#2 and A4 , sad

[@victormadlangbayan8473]

C6

[@victormadlangbayan8473]

C61

[@victormadlangbayan8473]

Octaves : C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7 C8

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