What's you vocal range?

[Alan H]

Range is F below the staff to C above the staff, bass clef. Early in the morning I go a step lower...LOL.. I sang my senior year in high school and noticed an improvement in my fledgling trumpet playing, at the time.

I'm mostly a clarinet player, which I do a lot. I've resisted joining the church choir for 20 years!

[string]

I like being an alto, I can sing with the guys around a campfire. Without effort, usually my voice is scratchy though.

[michaelbeeman]

I checked Tenor, as that seems the closest, tho mostly guessing!

[ccga3359]

I'd have to say 4 feet, any further than that and my kids can't hear me tell them to take the garbage out.

[Xabaras]

Probably Basso-baritono, but never checked for sure. I'll like to sing like Ronnie James Dio (Good old Ronald Padovano ), but in my Hard Rock career I just singed the backing vocals. Thanks to the theatre I have a pretty good educated voice!

[Ancienne Alliance]

A tenor range is practical for loud singing, ...in a piping class for instance !

Robert

[sharpdressedscot]

Bass-baritone for me. It surprises everyone, I'm a small guy and they think I'll have a squeaky voice or something.

[elrond]

I even play the bass guitar... it is not a casuality!
What els could I be if not a bass baritone? LOL!!
I love the lowest notes, the slow vibration of the low frequency, that let you move all the inner body... wow! bass is sexy! LOL!

[Kilted_John]

Spoken for me. Either that, or mumbling, like Beck... ;-)

-J

[ardchoille]

Tenor here. I spent the last three years of high school in the choir and took vocal lessons, music theory and music mechanics. I played the trombone in marching band, bassoon in concert band, and bass guitar in the jazz band. I also taught myself to play the acoustic guitar, banjo, mandolin, and piano (bluegrass is my favorite).

I've always loved music.