Hi,

For a while now, I’ve been really into Orliński’s singing. I have a naturally high voice, so I decided a while back to try my hand at falsetto (though people around me usually called that kind of “singing” squeaking). 

I also took singing lessons for a few months - five years ago, making it clear that I wanted to practice high notes, and I was force Elvis Presley (whose music I respect, but it didn’t bring me any joy). That’s why I quit lessons.

To this day, I have no idea if these are normal registers for any amateur to achieve, or if it’s actually worth doing anything about it.

I’m currently 30 years old; the last time I practiced singing properly was about 5 years ago. The results shown here were taken after a short vocal warm-up, having not sung anything for practically 5 years. 

From what I can see, I have a very stable “note” at around 795 Hz, which I can hold for a long time and “play” with.

I also tried to reach a much higher frequency and ended up at 997 Hz. It’s not very stable, but I didn’t want to bother the neighbors by “going higher” or holding it longer.

No, I don’t have a sore throat; these registers feel extremely natural to me, but I feel like I sound pretty “strange” because you don’t usually hear men make such high sounds in everyday life, so I’m not sure if this isn’t just “pretending” rather than “singing.” Unfortunately, I didn’t have anyone who could tell me more about it. 

  
Any advice would be very precious :)

High-pitched singing in men. An attempt at countertenor