Reference

Famous singers' vocal ranges on one chart

A vocal range chart of 636 famous singers: each reported catalog range, lowest note to highest, drawn on the same keyboard so you can compare voices, and your own range, at a glance.

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This page is the chart: every reported catalog range on one keyboard, filterable, with your own range overlaid on top of them. It reports the figures rather than explaining them. The Voice Atlas is the book that explains them, voice by voice. Come here for the number. Go there for how the voice does it.

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Find your lowest and highest notes in about two minutes, then open any singer to see exactly how your range overlaps theirs. Free in your browser, nothing to install.

Profiles with reviewed sources

A person has checked the sources behind each of these profiles. Open one to see what those sources support.

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Every reported range on one keyboard

Complete A–Z singer index

Every singer in the catalog, A to Z. Each name opens that singer's reported range and its evidence status.

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Usher

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XXXTentacion

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Common questions about vocal range

Who has the widest vocal range?

Among 636 catalog profiles, Dimash Kudaibergen (C2–C8) and Mike Patton (D#1–D#7) share the largest reported span, about 6.0 octaves. This is a catalog ranking, not a verified individual record.

What is the lowest note sung by a famous singer?

The lowest catalog endpoint is B0, listed for Geoff Castellucci and Tim Storms. Each profile's evidence status determines what the source material actually supports.

What is the highest note sung by a famous singer?

The highest catalog endpoint is C8, listed for Dimash Kudaibergen. It is not a verified highest note without individual source review.

What does a singer's reported range mean?

These are approximate catalog reference spans. Most profiles have not had both endpoints individually verified against named recordings or scores. They are not lab measurements or comfortable everyday ranges; use them for comparison, not as training targets.

How do I find my own vocal range?

Slide down to the lowest note you can hold clearly, then up to the highest, into your microphone. Suede Sing's free range test detects both in about two minutes and marks them on the same keyboard as every singer in this index, so you can overlay yours against theirs.

How these ranges are sourced

Read the source and review methodology