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Sam Smith’s vocal range refers to the span of notes they can sing from lowest to highest across recordings and […]

Sabrina Carpenter’s vocal range is the span of notes she can sing from her lowest recorded pitches to her highest

Ronnie Radke’s voice is one of the most distinctive in modern rock because it isn’t just “singing high.” It’s the

Roy Orbison’s vocal range refers to the span of notes he could sing from his lowest usable pitches to his

Robert Smith’s voice is one of the most recognizable sounds in alternative rock. It’s not because he’s a “big range”

Robert Plant’s vocal range refers to the lowest and highest pitches he produced across Led Zeppelin recordings and live performances,

Rob Halford’s voice is the reason people call him the “Metal God.” He didn’t just sing high—he made high notes

Rihanna’s vocal range is best understood as two things: her full note span (the lowest to highest pitches she can

Prince is one of the rare pop artists whose voice feels “bigger than the notes.” He could sound intimate, gritty,

Rachel Zegler’s vocal range is best understood as her full note span (the lowest to highest pitches she can produce)