Sing from your lowest to your highest comfortable note. The test shows your range, the voice types it is closest to and a direct link to the keys that fit your voice.
The test only counts notes you hold for a moment, so a crack or a slide does not move your range. Sing comfortable notes, not the most extreme ones you can reach: a song needs notes you can sing again and again.
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In Zoundroom, write your range in the song’s note and record the melody in the key you chose, so you never have to work it out again.
Sing your lowest comfortable note, then climb step by step to your highest comfortable note, holding each one for a second. The lowest and highest notes you hold clearly are your working range.
The test compares your range with typical ranges for bass, baritone, tenor, alto, mezzo-soprano and soprano. It is a starting point, not a classification: where your voice sounds best matters more than the edges, and ranges grow with practice.
There is no score to hit. Most pop songs use about an octave to an octave and a half, so what matters is choosing a key that places the melody inside the part of your range that sounds best.
Sing the voice you would use in the song. If you use falsetto in songs, include it; otherwise stop at the top of your chest or mixed voice.
No. The sound is analysed in your browser while the test is on; nothing is recorded, saved or sent. Press Stop to release the microphone.
Get started in 4 steps
Open Zoundroom in your browser or download the app from the App Store and Google Play.
Create the safe space where your music lives and grows.
Keep your recordings, lyrics, notes, and files in one place.
Invite other artists and collaborate in real time, each from their own device.
Available on iOS, Android, and in your browser.