Am I a tenor or a baritone?

SwedishMetalhead33

Hi

I will soon begin singing in a choir for fun but i dont know what voice type i am. In the last clip i am singing my lowest note i can produce without vocal fry. I was kinda sick when i sang this.

https://vocaroo.com/1ixj81UijqPg

https://vocaroo.com/1fndy1AM2dEN

INFJ

I think you are in that difficult borderland between low tenor and high baritone. Very hard to tell on this limited material. Do you know what your full range is in terms of note values? Where do you have the 2nd passagio?
But basically you have what it takes to sing with either one of these groups. Most of it will overlap.
Both high baritones and low tenors can sing high. It's usually that the tenor cannot go that low that gives it away. They may also be able to move between notes quickly with more agility.

SwedishMetalhead33

I can hit a D5 in chest voice and my lowest note is a A2 and after that its vocal fry. An A4 feels comfortable for me in chest voice. and my highest note in head voice is an A5.

SwedishMetalhead33

I try sing in head voice too https://vocaroo.com/1oKlN3Jk8U0T

INFJ

Sounds tenorish to me. A baritone would probably always be able to go below an A2 with ease.
A comfortable A4 in chest voice only is likely more common for tenors also.
I'd like to avoid anything below D3 and I have around D#5 with chest connection, and I say I am a mid tenor. So you're probably low to mid tenor range.
The whole thing doesn't really matter that much, but I think it is good to be able to have some kind of classification, especially in your case if you're joining a choir. There is a lot of talk about voice types and ranges on the KTVA YouTube channel and I appreciate that he is weighing in on those subjects as well.