Still trying to extend my range-warning, bad singing inside

Goggalor1990

So I'm still trying to extend my vocal range, and have been since I was 15 (29 now). This is an embarrassing video since I have not developed all of my registers to a level of quality I would like or even consider palatable , and I would hate anyone to get the wrong impression and think that I am a terrible singer from this video alone. I usually stick to the D2-G4 areas of my voice for chest and up to F#5 in head voice when actually singing songs, but I thought I would make a video from high to low just for the fun of it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEjtf-x9Q0M

In this one, I go from subharmonic F1 to C#2 (chest), G4 (chest), Bb4 (mix), G5 (head voice), and finally E6 (whistle)

Again, it all sounds pretty terrible minus the G4 imo, but I thought I'd put it out there anyways because I'm bored and have the day off school.

Goggalor1990

Sorry for the double post, but I feel like I have to post an example of my actual voice lol, if only to save myself a tiny bit of embarrassment from the terribleness of some of the notes above lol:

doc_ramadani

Hi @Goggalor1990,

interesting demos but it is very hard to give you any substantial advice on good vocal technique.

What is your question?

Doc

Goggalor1990

Oh, my apologies, I wasn't asking a question, just making a fun topic on the various registers I've learned to sing in. My subharmonic, mix, and whistle are very new to me, so that's why I was embarrassed to post them in a video. I was more just making a topic about the fun of extending vocal range.

doc_ramadani

Ah, okay, you're fine to post something here. I just was wondering if you are looking for help.

NicolasGralewicz

That A# didn't sound to bad! Add some vibrato and you're ready for some community theatre!
Not an insult, I do community theatre.

Goggalor1990

Thanks lol. I used to do community theatre too. Fun stuff!