How does AI voice analysis work?

The tool records your voice or accepts an audio file, then analyzes pitch accuracy, vibrato, stability, tone quality, breathing patterns, and articulation to provide comprehensive vocal feedback.

What audio formats are supported?

We support MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, and M4A audio formats for file uploads, plus live microphone recording.

How long can I record?

You can record up to 120 seconds (2 minutes) of audio. This is ideal for analyzing a single song section or phrase.

How accurate is the AI feedback?

Our AI provides reliable analysis based on pitch detection, spectral analysis, and vocal metrics. Results are typically 85-95% accurate depending on audio quality and background noise.

Can I compare multiple recordings?

Yes! All analyses are saved in your session history, allowing you to compare performances over time and track improvement.

What's included in the analysis?

We analyze pitch accuracy, vocal stability, tone quality, breathing patterns, technique, and articulation, then provide detailed feedback and AI recommendations.

How is the overall score calculated?

Overall score = (Pitch 25% + Stability 20% + Tone 20% + Technique 15% + Breathing 10% + Articulation 10%). Each component is scored 0-100%.

Can I export my results?

Yes! Download a detailed PDF report with all metrics, visualizations, and AI feedback for your records or to share with a vocal coach.

What does vibrato detection analyze?

We detect vibrato rate (Hz), width (cents), consistency, and musicality. This helps evaluate your vibrato technique and control.

How does breathing analysis work?

The tool identifies breath sounds and silences, measures breath duration, frequency, and placement to assess your breathing technique and phrase flow.

How does the deep voice test work?

Record or upload your voice, and the tool analyzes your vocal range to identify your lowest and highest notes, then classifies your voice type as bass, baritone, or tenor bass.

What's the difference between bass and baritone?

Bass voices have a lower range (E1-E3) with deeper resonance. Baritones have a higher range (A1-A3) with more flexibility.

Can I test my vocal range?

Yes! Simply click 'Record Voice' to record directly or 'Upload File' to analyze existing audio in MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, or M4A format.

What's my comfortable singing range?

Your comfortable range is where your voice sounds most relaxed and clear, typically 12-14 semitones wide. The tool identifies this automatically.

How accurate is the vocal type classification?

Our classification is 85-95% accurate based on your lowest note, highest note, and resonance characteristics. Results are most accurate with 30+ seconds of audio.

Can I upload audio files?

Yes! We support MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, and M4A formats. Upload any recording to analyze.

What's the lowest note detectible?

We can detect notes as low as C2 (65 Hz), which covers all bass and baritone ranges.

Fach is the German vocal classification system that categorizes voices by range and vocal characteristics, used widely in classical singing.

Can I track my range over time?

Yes! All tests are saved in your session history, allowing you to track how your range develops with practice.

How long can I record?

You can record up to 120 seconds (2 minutes). Sing scales or songs to get the most accurate results.

What is perfect pitch?

Perfect pitch (absolute pitch) is the rare ability to identify or produce musical notes without a reference tone. About 1 in 10,000 people have perfect pitch.

How does the perfect pitch test work?

The test plays random musical notes without context. You identify each note by name and octave. Your accuracy is scored scientifically.

Disclaimer

Last updated: August 19, 2026

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For a detailed explanation of how different tools work, see How It Works.

Vocal Range Results

A detected vocal range describes the pitches the tool identified during a particular test session.

It does not automatically establish:

your full comfortable singing range;
your tessitura;
your professional voice classification;
your ideal repertoire;
your vocal health;
your overall singing ability.

A note you can produce once may not be a note you can sing comfortably, consistently, or musically.

For that reason, results should be treated as useful reference points rather than definitive judgments about your voice.

Voice Type Results

Voice type is more complex than matching a lowest and highest note to a chart.

Professional classification may consider factors such as:

tessitura;
timbre;
vocal weight;
passaggi;
register behavior;
training;
repertoire.

A VocalRangeTester.com voice-type result is therefore a range-based educational estimate, not a formal Fach classification or professional vocal assessment.

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The use of the term “AI” does not mean that the tool provides:

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Where appropriate, we aim to distinguish between documented extreme notes and a singer’s more commonly used recorded range.

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For more information about our research standards, see the Editorial Guidelines.

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Do not force your voice simply to achieve a wider result.

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If you experience ongoing pain, persistent hoarseness, sudden voice changes, or another concerning symptom, consider seeking advice from an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.

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An experienced teacher may be able to evaluate factors that an automated browser tool cannot, including:

technique;
registration;
passaggi;
tone production;
repertoire suitability;
long-term vocal development.

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