Is my voice really too monotone?

**Graham** · 10-31-2020, 08:41 PM

Originally Posted by Impaler

I made an analysis of your voice. It shows that your voice is on average range, a slighty higher than average, around 124 Hz. The average male speaking mode voice is 120 Hz. I don't think your voice is high, I just think your timbre is very light and lyric, but your voice do not sit on the female range.

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**Übermensch** · 10-31-2020, 08:42 PM

People who mock you are just jelous of your superior intelligence

**PaleoEuropean** · 10-31-2020, 08:44 PM

Originally Posted by Teutone

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**Teutone** · 10-31-2020, 08:47 PM

Originally Posted by PaleoEuropean

Some dirty Souf shit

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**Impaler** · 10-31-2020, 09:07 PM

Originally Posted by Graham

this is the most Apricity reply haha. What App is that?

Vocular

**Richmondbread** · 10-31-2020, 09:45 PM

Originally Posted by Impaler

I made an analysis of your voice. It shows that your voice is on average range, a slighty higher than average, around 124 Hz. The average male speaking mode voice is 120 Hz. I don't think your voice is high, I just think your timbre is very light and lyric, but your voice do not sit on the female range.

This is fascinating. Where did you discover this? I believe my voice timbre is more similar to a low Tenor voice like John Ritter from 3's Company or Alan Young from Mister Ed. What makes a voice masculine is more how it is expressed.

**Impaler** · 10-31-2020, 09:53 PM

Originally Posted by Richmondbread

This is fascinating. Where did you discover this? I believe my voice timbre is more similar to a low Tenor voice like John Ritter from 3's Company or Alan Young from Mister Ed. What makes a voice masculine is more how it is expressed.

I just found it on music forums. Yes, as long as you're not classical trained, you can call yourself now just a Bari-tenor voice type. The Bari-tenor has a range about Bb2-Bb4.

**Richmondbread** · 10-31-2020, 10:30 PM

Originally Posted by Impaler

I just found it on music forums. Yes, as long as you're not classical trained, you can call yourself now just a Bari-tenor voice type. The Bari-tenor has a range about Bb2-Bb4.

Yes that's it, but speaking voice is not always correlated to singing. I am a 2nd Tenor in music. My highest note is the high D. My lowest is the A2

**Impaler** · 10-31-2020, 10:36 PM

Originally Posted by Richmondbread

Yes that's it, but speaking voice is not always correlated to singing. I am a 2nd Tenor in music. My highest note is the high D. My lowest is the A2

Yes, I agree is not related. You can learn to sing with a covered sound.
For example the great Mario Del Monaco had a light speaking voice but his singing was huge and the tone was very dark.

https://youtu.be/krel07ztlF0?t=71

https://youtu.be/plY6DzkES1g?t=148