Singing questions???!


Question: Ok first off I'm a male. Musically literate with untrained voice. My range is from about A2 to G4 I can go a little lower maybe to E2 not very well though and on the flip side after G4 or G#4 I go to falsetto. I switch from chest to head voice around D4 or D#4. First what vocal range am I? And second I can only hit those hi notes with alot of volume behind it so would it ever be posible to hit those notes at speech level? And also I seem to go into my head voice sooner when I'm not singing with some volume. Is that posible to change?


Answers: Ok first off I'm a male. Musically literate with untrained voice. My range is from about A2 to G4 I can go a little lower maybe to E2 not very well though and on the flip side after G4 or G#4 I go to falsetto. I switch from chest to head voice around D4 or D#4. First what vocal range am I? And second I can only hit those hi notes with alot of volume behind it so would it ever be posible to hit those notes at speech level? And also I seem to go into my head voice sooner when I'm not singing with some volume. Is that posible to change?

Judging from that last sentence, I would think you are a tenor. Since you are male, depending how old you are, your voice will change and there is no way to tell for certain what voice type you will be. That is something you can only tell after it has happened.

As for the notes, you have to work on your breath support. I am a Classically trained singer and so technique is a major part of my studies. With practice and breath control, you will be able to put more sound and energy into the speech level notes. For now, just don't over do it, but don't completely blow them off. Its something that also comes with time.

Your head voice...when there is not enough volume. If you mean like quietly, then it is because your breath has nowhere to go and flows up to the most open point, your nose, which causes you to sing in head voice. Don't be afraid to sing with volume. For this problem, be more direct and send your air straight out, through your mouth. (watch to see if you sing with your mouth not opened wide enough, that can be it as well) In doing so, you will be in control of your breath and where you send it.

Hope this helped! Good luck with you musical studies!



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