Vocal Range Calculator

Your details

The lowest note you can sing with a clear, sustained tone - not just a growl or creak.
The highest note you can sing with a clear, supported tone - not a squeak or falsetto crack.
Vocal rangeBass
1.92octaves

Total span from your lowest to highest note

Range in semitones23semitones
Classical voice typeBass
Lowest note frequency87.3 Hz
Highest note frequency329.6 Hz
Your range (octaves)1.92
Your range (semitones)23

F2 to E4: 1.92 octaves, classified as Bass.

  • Your 23-semitone span (1.92 octaves) is a good working range for a Bass.
  • Your voice centre sits closest to the Bass tessitura, which is the deepest male voice, resonant and powerful in the lower registers.
  • Most professional singers have a comfortable working range of 2 to 2.5 octaves, with trained extremes beyond that.

Next stepVoice type depends not just on range but also on timbre and where your voice sits most comfortably - consider working with a vocal coach to confirm your classification.

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