>tfw want to be a singer but have a limited bass vocal range

I have the opposite problem. I can go low, but high physically hurts.

>>74242505
How is that getting in the way of you being a singer?
You're not going to NEED to sing your favorite songs, unless you want to make a tribute band in which case r.i.p.
Just make some nice tunes that complement your range, and you'll pick up techniques and practice along the way.

>>74242803
Should've worded the OP better. The highest note I can reach without going falsetto is A3 and lowest note I can reach is E2.

>>74242926
Well, I've been thinking about busking for a while now and that pretty much requires that you sing at least a few songs that people will recognize.

>>74243039
nigga the highest note i can hit is a c3 so wssup. and i have no falsetto my voice just cracks. anyway vocal lessons are the only solution for people like us, you learn how to use what you've got. a tip: just sing an octave or two lower than the recording when ur singing along to music. it's easier, it sounds good, and it's a lot of fun when your lower (read:only) range starts to become more powerful

>>74243039
>>74243431
oh and it also helps to seek out some artists that have a lower range; makes u feel a bit better about yourself. king krule, nick cave, tom wait, joy division, even the smiths. moz's baritone can get a little up there but its wayy easier than the generic whispy indie rock voice.