Sing out lowest/highest note
Detect in a quiet environment
Pitch range is the range from your lowest to highest note. It determines what songs you can sing and what vocal part you fit. Human vocal range generally spans 1.5 to 3 octaves.
In a quiet environment, use pure vowels (like "Ah" or "Ooh") to slowly slide from your comfortable lowest note to your highest note. Do not force it, only record notes you can sing stably.
Yes. Through systematic breathing training, resonance exercises, and scale practice, your pitch range can gradually expand. However, expansion requires continuous practice, usually taking weeks to months to see significant changes.
Results are based on microphone capture and frequency analysis, for reference only. Environmental noise, microphone quality, and singing technique can all affect results. It is recommended to test multiple times to get a stable value.