Find Your Vocal Genre! 10 Easy Tips

Can we sing a variety of genres? Cuz im so Rocky i think

So I got pop/metal 😂 sounds great

Where were the 10tips to find that Genre that suits to my voice? And how can I find that? That was an overview of what kind of genres exist and what is especially to each of them - and I know I can sing in different genres different styles - but what fits best for my voice? How can I find the answer?

The queen of jazz, Ella Fitzgerald said herself that everyone says she sings so technical and she said herself it wasn't technical at all, it was all by feeling ❤❤❤❤<3

I thought you are missing one genre which is REGGAE .How is it ?

I think Axl rose is the worst squeezer

Louder for Ed Sheeran in the back. Absolute talented sweetheart but he keeps singing songs where he screeches into the mic.

So ive found i really enjoy singing Jazz an Blues. I feel im just winging it haha.
Going with the flow an doing what i feel. Its great fun. I sound like a monkeys ar.e, but the feed back i get is how seductive my voice is. Thats a nice complement but i still think a donkey sounds better.
Anywho... Jazz n blues i think are my thing because of the joy i get.

From the Vocal Sound I would good Fit into the Country or Alternative Rock Genre Fitting, because my voice is deep and smokey. My voice is flexible and I can really easy sing fast and I can sing really long and that's the reason why I can sing Soul, Funk and R&B what's the music is my heart belong to.

It was hard to find the right Stuff for my voice but I found it.

I tend to the intuitive and authentic sides, with a greater flexibility along the calm to energetic and the intellectual to emotional spectrum. In the first one it is definitly easier for me if the music leans more into the energetic side, I sometimes have problems if I need to hit the same note to often to close in a row. I can do it, but it requiers more practice than having a more "lively" melody. So I love singing Rock, Country and certain folk songs and find them quite easy. I also do like to sing metal, but on the lighter ends. Power and Speed Metal, which leans closer to Rock music. I also love singing certain musical numbers, as long as they aren't to technical (or to high. Lots and lots and lots of sopranos there ...).

Well, it appears we have some gaps here... What theoretical genres go in the gaps?

C/E (Calm/Energetic)
I/T (Intuitive/Technical)
N/M (Intellectual/Emotional)
U/A (Authentic/Affected)

CINU - Country, Folk
CINA -
CIMU - Blues
CIMA -
CTNU -
CTNA - Jazz, Classical
CTMU -
CTMA -
EINU -
EINA -
EIMU - Rock, Blues
EIMA - Indie/Alternative
ETNU -
ETNA -
ETMU - R&B
ETMA - Pop/Electronic, Metal

I didnt realize i sang r&b so much. Just assumed it was more.. older pop or something. This is what id love to sing, hopefully im not wrong and my voice is good for it 😅 i copy country really well, but dont like it personally.

Hi . When I sing low , I feel really comfortable. Like , c2#- B2. But it's not same on my high notes. I really can't do belting. I can sing on sixth octave eventhough my highest belted note's d4# . What I am ?

This answers my big question. Thank you. God bless you

I’ve been trying to figure out what suits me for a while but I’m not sure.
What would you even say is a voice that has a controlled clean, clear sound and does small riffs at times and has normal vibrato? growing up I have mostly listened to a hand full of genres I like classical/instrumentals, worship/gospel and pop and Disney lol. I would say over all I just have a huge love for music that I consider myself to be a mixed bag but now when it comes to singing I’m just not sure the type of sound or genre type I am. Maybe I’m just one that doesn’t have a specific sound but can get away with allowing my voice to blend with different genres?

Rnb not to show off....

Boys to men have entered the chat:

my voice = country

I want to sound like Dolly Parton and Vicente Fernandez while singing lol

When your communist mandated singing instructor tells you what genre to conform to

I dare to object on the metal part, regarding not really working with calm singing......... Ghost, anyone???

Hello Ramsey Voice studio, Under the video you have RnB and Soul as intuitive but in the video you say technical. It appears you have a typo under the video. Just wanted to let you know. Thanks!

Hey bru helpe as for your voice systum and mikrophone wetch one batter for singen ?

I would say I fit in country and blues but I want to fit in the r&b and pop category to sing like the Weeknd.

calm - intuitive/technical - emotional - affected

Well, I know Metal isn't my genre, lol. Even though I like it, it would destroy my voice to do it for too long.

I absolutely hate this video.....because I suspect he's right lol. I don't want my voice!! Why can't I have Sam Cooke's voice ? wahhhhhhhhhhhh

Mine may be primarily pop. Though possibly RnB. A big question for soul, I don't suppose I'm familiar with any songs that are. Followed by a small possibility of country. I'm not sure I can really do or sustain country and too low or too high notes.

It’s unfair to pick out Yellow Ledbetter when talking about not understanding lyrics, that’s a cheat pick lol.

this is one of the coolest videos of yours I've watched recently
definitely never thought about these spectrums of music before but it's so fun to consider!!!!

for me if I could ONLY have one set of options, it's gotta be Rock, too: Energetic - Intuitive - Emotional - Authentic

but with a bit more nuance -
small tendrils into Pop/Electronic and Folk music

I do love working on good vocal technique and moderate affectation in the Pop vein
and having meaningful words that deserve to be heard/understood is also important to me in most of my songs unless they're just pure-fun energy :)

I thought I wouldn’t find mine based on this but I guess it fits folk… my favourite genre is R&B/Soul or Electronic Dance tho haha

I am not professionally trained, but I like to sing to the classical/opera style. I am trying to self teach. I like your videos. Good content.

This was one truth pill I had to swallow… I loved rock music, but my natural voice is more clean rnb. I’ve been told closely sounding like a John legend style.

The problem was that I didn’t want to sound like an rnb artist as I wanted to perform rock with powerful nice raspy sounding vocals similar to journeys Steve Perry. And as much as I tried, it just didn’t fit. Like at all. No matter how much editing, vocal filters, production techniques, vocal manipulations or whatever… it just didn’t fit. It’s not like an instrument where everyone has equal playing fields in terms of sound and notes. Obviously ability does play a role. But your voice is not a guitar where you can mimic other players sound through amp settings… I grew up in music as an instrumentalist, so to transition to voice was very different in how I had approached music before. I can still sing songs I like for fun, but in terms of career wise I would definitely take your natural voice into consideration when selecting songs.

I feel like I align most with country and have had a gut feeling to do country lately !!! I'm from TX too haha but I wanna move to nashville one day

Is it just me or is there bias in this?

What genre for Energetic/Technical/Intellectual/Affected? The closest genre is Heavy Metal, but I'm a soprano, and I sing like a discount Disney princess! 😆

Thank you for breaking down why different genres sound different. I have a thing for classical and art songs but perform mostly pop and rock at karaoke.

My biggest difficulty in singing today is to adapt to my masculine voice as of puberty.

I like a story and that can be done in various genres: country, folk, rock, classical.

I have a twin and we don’t really look alike anymore but we SOUND EXACTLY THE FUCKING SAME. We have the same ways of pronouncing words and everything

So mine is calm (can do energetic but mostly because I have ADHD), Technical, Emotional (it's almost a tie but still find emotional to be more instinctive to me) and Authentic.
So none of the genres fit me completely. The closest are Country, Rn'B/Soul and Blues.
Which is ironic seeing as my favorite genres are Metal (Symphonic rather than heavy), Rock and Folk

Your information is very useful

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The face after R&B and Soul 😆

Thank you for this video.

Where is your voice type if your voice is not as low as the lowest note of a Baritone and as high as the highest note of a Tenor?

what about rap?

Liked & subscribed!! Thank u so much for this! This is quite helpful ^^ Is it ok if u can also do a video about Rick Montgomery? He's voice is immaculate 🥺🥺💓💓✨✨

I think I actually found my voice and am satisfied just after recording a guide track a lil different than the same way I've been doing the last 15-20 of screwing around with my sound. Right on thank you!