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C3 is tenorish for a low note but you can't really determine anything else since you're not trained. Most people have more than a 1 octave range though, typically around 2.

I feel like I did it wrong based on the chart at the end but I got F3 - G4, which spans both alto and tenor.

Alright, thanks babe! I can't sing to save my life anyways.

An eighth of an octave.

G2 - A4


I have no idea how does that compare

I think I could go lower with the right songs. I almost hit C4.

Ffff

C3 to G5, don't know what that means but ok haha

Sooooo proud to say that I can now comfortably SING (not screech, scream, or huff) from Eb2-Eb6 and still sound nice while sustaining without straining.

A cow giving birth to strangled cat

E2 (with vocal fry) - A5
B2 if you don't count vocal fry.

D2-G5. I can phrase up to C7 in the whistle register but that doesn't really count

wait I can sing very COMFORTABLY from C3 - G4 without using falsetto (I can shout higher but no thanks maam) and G5 with falsetto. A5 is still easy but I'm not singing it very comfortably. Hitting B5 is very rare for me. No whistle

What would be my vocal type based solely on my range?Thanks xo

500mm

Tenor.

Thanks bb

I need to know the tea. Am I the next vocal superstar?

You're most likely a tenor if you're struggling with G2's