#Vocal Range

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[thevoidstaredback]

None of my friends seem to care, so I'mma tell y'all because I know at least someone will care:

I was listening to PotO, as ya do, and I was looking at the note names for Christine's part of the song Phantom of the Opera. (The note names because I can't actually read sheet music past middle C)

Without properly warming up (obviously I'm not gonna sing without some kind of warm up, but I'm not gonna run a whole drill first thing in the morning), I can hit a High C. It sounds so much better when I do warm up, though.

I always thought that Christine's final note of PotO was a High C. I was wrong. It's an E6.

With this new knowledge, I have yet to actually test my full range again while completely warmed up, but I can confidently say that it's bigger than I thought.

Tldr: My friends don't care, but I can hit a High C and I'm very proud of that (our next step is to get that E6. I can get it sometimes, but I want to be consistent)

[rain-droplet]

hey, so just out of curiosity,

very curious so please share this around :›

[freck-water]

Oh? Me? Whats my vocal range?

Jeremy Jordan.

[morganoperandi]

Let’s start trouble for no reason

[mj-thrush-gxn]

sorry yall but i feel like this is important for yall to know about me

[viktheviking1]

The emotional confliction of starting a podfic or podcast vs my gender dysphoria around my voice (T^T)

[masquerade-flags]

Would you design a flag for sopranists?

Sopranist flag

The black lines are based off of sheet music, soprano is a C4 to C6 in scientific pitch notation, so the two additional lines at the top are to represent c6. The colors are more or less just to make the flag look visually more interesting.

[dejablonde]

I was just thinking about my own range and got curious. I know there's plenty of musically-inclined people on Tumblr, so I thought I'd ask.

If you don't already know, here's a quick tool to find out online:

https://www.tonegym.co/tool/item?id=vocal-range-test-tool

[weretardigrade]

Anne Rice: Lestat's a tenor

Sam Reid:

[sightofsea]

i love getting into things ages after they've been viral. in any case I'm like one bored night in bed away from watching the boot of ride the cyclone

[flintt]

I’m so stressed because I can’t sing A Letter From The Refuge in the key Andrew sings it in and if I do sing it in the key I’m comfortable with, my director might not cast me because he won’t want to spend money finding a score for our pit to use!!! I’m literally losing my mind over this and it’s making me cry because I don’t think I’ll ever get the chance to play Crutchie.

[yridenergyridenergy]

Third in the series! (Keep in mind that Kyo's vocals begin around 0:45 in sukekiyo's mimi zozo.)

This song is so 3-dimensional, and you can feel it even just from the vocals. While the music overall is some crazy energetic jazz, Kyo's vocals clearly evoke a fall in a vortex, or a struggle left and right through a jungle. In other words, this feels like it incarnates an actual rollercoaster.

[tobbogan-13]

I retested my range

im happy with that

wish I could go a lil higher, but I'm working in that

[spark1edog]

this is craaaazy because i’ve never even gotten close to bass range ever, but now apparently since the last time ive tested i really can reach down pretty low. it’s not super like polished or trained really (none of my voice is, though i was in choir for a few years as a child—not that that in any way helped me develop vocal technique) but im really happy with the progress my voice has made throughout these past 5 years on t

these are the typical vocal ranges for comparison. e2-e4 puts me pretty squarely in the bass section based on this. i can still reach some higher notes but i used to be a pure soprano as a child and teen so ill fuckin take it. thank you testosterone i love you testosterone