Lowest
Sing a comfortable low note, capture it, then do the same with your highest comfortable note.
Measure the comfortable span of your singing voice. Capture a low note, then a high note, and get your range in notes, semitones, and octaves.
Sing a comfortable low note, capture it, then do the same with your highest comfortable note.
For best results, use a quiet room, keep the microphone close to the sound source, and hold one clear note at a time.
Approximate voice type: —
A vocal range test compares the lowest and highest pitches you can produce comfortably and consistently. The result is more useful when you avoid straining for extreme notes.
The voice-type label is only an approximation based on range overlap. Classical voice classification also considers timbre, tessitura, passaggi, and training.
For best results, use a quiet room, keep the microphone close to the sound source, and hold one clear note at a time.
No. Use clear, comfortable notes you can sustain. Forced or unstable extremes can make the measured range less meaningful.
Yes. Pitch is measured from your microphone in real time. You can stop access at any time with the Stop button.
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