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Singing help (different between falsetto/head voice and range)?
Ok hey,
So I'm a bit stuck here, I'll explain my first dilemma which is more a simple characteristic of my voice; so the lowest note I can reach (I believe to be) Is an e0 and that chest voice further goes to a c4. From there the second type of voice' (I believe this to be my head voice) seems to completely vary in tone and can range from an f#3-d6 and my final falsetto (or what I believe to be a falsetto due to its airy nature) can go from that d6 to around a g/a6. this seems to be around a 7 octave span and was wondering if I am misreading any of this? I use my phone pitch recorder app to measure and it gets a little bit dodgy around the 0 octave.
The second is that my falsetto is very confusing.. As said I know the highest notes but aside from the 6th octave, the only notes I can reach in falsetto are d3 to a4 and was wondering if I am correctly doing falsetto/head voice as my natural head voice starts around a e4 and I have to push to go to the 3rd octave with it. Now from what I can tell, generally a head voice still sounds quite thick whereas mine is very streamline... like a recorder or clarinet meanwhile I can only sufficiently push my natural tone voice to around a c4 with effort; although when I add nasal (allike the style or pop punk or wheatus esq sounding I can push (with alot of effort) to a g4.
Sorry my voice is extremely confusing and was wondering if someone can offer some clarity.am prepared to provide recordings but they won't be very high quality.
3 Answers
- 6 years agoFavorite Answer
easiest way to tell apart from the "4" registers
place your hand on your head and sing from low up to high
when you start feeling the vibration in your head you are now in head voice
when your voice kinda cracks up to go higher youre in falsetto
4th is whistle notes which are upper falsetto, i call it 4th because its not much of a sung note, its just a note that can be hit
for more reliable pitch measuring get melodyne or autotune, they have a very accurate pitch grid measurement vs a phone app
- Anonymous6 years ago
Who cares and I bet you have a basic tone!