What is the average lowest note a male can hit?

An average, untrained male adult without falsetto will generate an average range to approximately between 0.66 – 1.3 octaves.

What is the average highest note a man can sing?

The average vocal range for a man lies mostly between 1.4 to 2 octaves. A point that you should note here, though, is that most untrained male singers will fall into this category. For males who have been practicing or have been doing music for quite some time, they can have a vocal range of around 1.7 to 2.4 octaves.

What is the highest to lowest note?

4. Compare your lowest and highest note

• Mezzo Soprano: A3 – A5.
• Alto: F3 – F5.
• Tenor: C3 – C5.
• Baritone: G2 – G4.
• Bass: E2 – E5.

What is the highest note you can sing?

Consequently, singing voices for women are usually a little higher than for men, with the highest female voice (soprano) reaching C6 and the lowest one (contralto) going down to E3, while the highest male voice (countertenor, typically in falsetto) may hit E5, and the lowest one (bass) can drop down to E2.

What is G5 note?

The G5 chord is made up of two notes: G (the root) and D (the 5th). Wherever you can play a G note and a D note in tandem, you can play a G5. Another interesting thing about the G5 power chord is that it is neither a major chord nor a minor chord because it’s only made up of two notes.

What is the average baritone range of a male?

Average untrained baritone male range is F2-D4 Average untrained tenor A2-Ab4 and will have naturally resonant falsetto/head voice up to Eb5 that can slide in and out of call register. Average Trained Baritone range is F2-G4(A4 Extreme). Average Trained tenor range is A2-C5(Eb5 Extreme).

What is the average vocal range for a male without falsetto?

I disagree a little bit with you here – your range is a bit generous. An average, untrained male adult without falsetto will generate an average range to approximately between 0.66 – 1.3 octaves. The average trained vocalist / musician should be able to cover the range you prescribe.

What is the difference between high notes and high falsetto?

Falsetto has nothing to do with how high the notes are. Falsetto is a singing technique that allows one to sing higher notes. It’s a small but important distinction, it’s not like you just keep going up and one note is normal and the next is falsetto, there has to be a change in singing technique, and the difference is very obvious.

How high can you hit without falsetto?

Falsetto is not a label that you attach to a note that is so high, it is something that the singer consciously does to make the note a different way. That said, it depends on the singer. Before my vocal injury last May, I could hit up to an A or, on a good day, Bb above middle C without falsetto.