Sing your lowest note, then your highest. This reads the pitch from your microphone and places your range on the classical voice-type chart.
Before we listen
A few facts
Name, gender and age stay in this tab. They change how the result is explained — a changing voice is not a finished Fach.
Gender
Choose a gender to continue. Age helps a lot. Name is optional.
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waiting for the microphone
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Your lowest note
Sing an open “ah” and walk downwards, a note at a time. Hold each one steady for about a second — it gets saved automatically. Stop where the tone still has real sound in it, not just air.
Hold a steady note to save it
Nothing saved yet.
Closest type
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Runners-up (distance · relative likelihood, not a probability)
Soprano
Mezzo-soprano
Countertenor
Contralto
Tenor
Baritone
Bass
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Range is only half the story.A voice type is really decided by tessitura — where your voice sits comfortably for a long time — plus timbre and where your register shifts happen. Two people with identical ranges can be a tenor and a baritone. Treat this as a starting point, and don’t push into notes that hurt.