ThePersonWhoIsSane

I'm just curious is all.

Perfect.

G2? The low notes of that last part were F2s and a slide down to a C2. The C5 was brief but it was full. If you listen to the very end of this you can hear F2 as well. It's the same note F2 in I walk the line.

I started singing a few months ago and haven't had any coaching or anything, just watched some youtube videos on technique and stuff. It seems voice type classification has more to do with weight and timbre than range. I've been told I was a bunch of different voice types by different people and I want more of a broader, unbiased opinion. I can't decide between a tenor, low tenor or baritenor (maybe even high baritone?). I haven't really found a style of singing to stick to either. I have recordings to make it easier. Lowest recorded note: C2 (sounds a bit fryish in the mix but I've been able to sustain a fairly bassy sounding resonance around the same pitch) At about 2:28 Highest recorded note: C5 at 4:25 I have a few other songs on there with highs lingering in the upper 4th octave and lows around E2 - C3. I've gone lower and higher not in recording but up above D5 and E5 it begins to start sounding very heady and I haven't found a song that I can sing comfortably up there. My comfort range is F2 to F#4 any time of day including after warm ups. Any suggestions will help. Thanks.