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There are several different types of voices, including:

1. Soprano: The highest voice type, often found in women and children.
2. Mezzo-Soprano: A mid-range voice, slightly lower than a soprano.
3. Alto: The lowest female voice, also known as a contralto.
4. Tenor: The second highest male voice, above baritone and bass.
5. Baritone: The most common male voice, between tenor and bass.
6. Bass: The lowest male voice, often used for deep, resonant sounds.
7. Countertenor: A high, falsetto voice produced by a male singer.
8. Belting: A strong, full voice used by singers to project over a band or orchestra.
9. Whispering: A soft, quiet voice used for intimate or secretive conversations.