[ SECRET POST #2578 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2578 ⌋

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Comments

[kaijinscendre]

Everyone sounds terrible to themselves. And here is why!

"I would like to point out that this dissonance we all feel when hearing our recorded voices is not just a physical difference, but a percieved difference. When we hear our voices recorded, our brain has a certain expectation of what we will hear. Having become so accustomed to what our voice sounds like in our heads, hearing something we don't expect makes our brains mad. To a unbiased third party, it may very well be that the recorded voice is more desirable then the sound of that voice through body matter. We don't hate our recorded voices because they are better or worse, we hate them because they are challenging something we have known our whole life as a truth. "

[tasogare_n_hime]

I don't mean recorded. I mean what do you sound like to yourself when you are speaking? How different is it from hearing your voice recorded? I don't think that is something that can ever be shared with anyone else, but it's something I wonder about.

[(Anonymous)]

When speaking, you hear your voice as lower than it actually is, because of the way sound travels, and the way your ears are placed. Sound travels forwards out of your mouth, away from your ears, so you only get the lower frequencies; on a recording you get all of them.
(This is a lot of "fun" while singing...)