[ SECRET POST #4647 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4647 ⌋

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It's probably not.

[(Anonymous)]

There are plenty of people that don't like their voices when they are recorded. Part of the reason is that it doesn't sound as good to them because it's missing the resonance chamber of their heads. But, you may be able to get over that. If you record and listen to it more, it can become more neutral. It happened for me after doing a fair amount of tasks that required me to do this. The fact that I was doing it for a specific reason helped and the fact that when I listened back, I was listening technically - for volume, clarity, background noise - really helped. Most computers and phones have voice recording software, but there is also Audacity or Vocaroo.