I learned this in grade school. Ever since, I always wondered if there was a way to use sound mixing/editing software artificially re-insert the bone conduction effect back into a recorded voice. That way people could hear my cool bone voice, and i could hear what other people sound like inside their own heads.
@@nathonbaumann8864 although you hear it as the same as other people hear your voice when it’s recorded which is very similar usually, like the other person said, depends on the mic quality
We're literally hearing and listening to this man, while everything he's explaining is currently going on in the moment: the sound waves being made, the bone conduction and the bones vibrating.
Back in days ago I like sing by my own but then I realized, I don't need to sing ever again, I hate my voice very much, my voice in my head are worse enough, but it make even much worse when recording
Since hearing this years ago, I've always wondered how impressionists who sound exactly like other people do it since they don't hear what others hear.
I imagine they practice through recording themselves. I practiced doing a convincing guy voice for a play I was in, and I had to use voice recordings to get the technique down so they might do the same.
Yeah I sound like a little kid , guess that's why I get asked "Is your Mummy home?" I'm 59, for pete's/God's sake?!! But I guess it explains a lot, doesn't mean I hv to like or accept it, but it's GREAT hearing other people's embarrassment. Pmplol
Also consider the quality of the microphone you're talking to, with a shitty phone mic your voice will sound bad no matter what, but with a like 100-200 buck mic will make you hear your real voice
But don't forget that's just your voice to other people, so they're used to it.... You've never sounded any different to them, think it's only awful because we are not used to hearing our voice like that.
At one point in my life, i really thought i had a singer-like voice when i sing. Then i hear the sound when it’s recorded (snap back to reality), guess it was just all in my head (literally)
A lot of people says I'm a good singer and that I make them very emotional when I sing, but when I tried to record myself I hated the sound of my voice so much. I'm still trying to get used to it, but it's weird
@@zivaltman1397 I’ve landed a few solos for my school shows and even though people always compliment me on my voice, I still can’t stand the sound of hearing it
The same thing happened to me when I tried singing with headphones in so I could hear my voice without any background music... I deleted the recording immediately and spent the rest of the day regretting my entire life
After college I stumbled into a voice over job and did all of my own sound editing as well. If you need to get over the cringe of hearing your own voice, trying listening to hundreds of hours of yourself talking...
It really does work. I started playing back voice notes that I'd send to people all the time and now my voice doesn't make me cringe anymore because I'm used to it.
As an identical twin sometimes it feels like I'm hearing my sister when I hear a recording of my voice because I'm used to her sounding like that but not me.
You get used to it for one, and also through years of training your voice to hit certain notes correctly, so you know when they're correct or not after a while. Humans are great at mimicking sounds after all
Well, you know, the difference between hearing your recorded and not voice is not very huge. Yes, it sounds just a little bit deeper, as I can say from my experience, but that doesn't really make your practicing difficult. The note you're singing is still on the same pitch and you can say, if you're singing it in your light or deep voice, depending not only on how it feels inside, but on, also, how you hear it.
To add to what Ritenpai said, many singers have certain places that they feel resonance. They've trained and listened to themselves enough to know that when their voice feels like it's resonating in a certain place it makes a certain kind of sound, and they use that feeling to guide them. They also know how everything else (breath support, rib cage expansion, amount of tension and breath pressure in the throat, tongue tension and position) should feel. There are a LOT of cues for singers that don't rely on hearing.
I've kinda cured myself by studying foreign languages as a profession. Recorded myself and played back a lot in phonetics classes. Got used to the point I actually like my voice most of the time. But I've also been complimented about my voice a few times. It's literally the only thing I truly like about myself though...
I've heard really really trained singers, in opera or musical theater actually hear themselves the way other people do, I'm not sure if that's true, that's what I've heard a few of them say.
Reminds me of elementary school when being filmed doing a play or something and every single one of us would say “ewww that’s what my voice sounds like?”
@Jamie Leech yea it's a disaster. It also arises the question, do you change yourself (surgery/other treatment) for the world to see you right or do you live with it in pride and let everyone mock you everywhere. Either way it's pretty hard not to hate the world.
Turns out I have a speech impediment and have had one since birth, technically it’s a rhotacism where I can’t pronounce my r’s super well so idk if that’s really an impediment, but same difference because I DID NOT KNOW FOR FIFTEEN YEARS until I finally asked people how I sounded and realized “oh my god this is for real”
Thanks for this information. In one of our meeting, my call was played, everybody in the meeting complimenting me on my call and I was the only critic of my voice ( well in my mind only).
My voice w/bone conduction is like a full octave lower than my voice through the air, like, it makes me so dysphoric sometimes to hear my voice played back.
Yeah when I heard my voice on a recording, my brother said “yeah that’s basically how you sound” I was so sad. Like seriously, that’s what I sound like??
EXACTLY! I've been practicing doing voiceovers for a bit, and I feel like I do a really good job. and when I listen to the recording, I realize that I tend to slow down on words that I don't feel like I'm slowing down on
Same here, especially when I'm reading a script for my presentation. I thought I read it fluently with no pause but when I hear my recording it sounds the opposite, weird
Just imagine being a RUclipsr that edits their own videos rq. I don’t post much on YT but I edit a lot of clips with my voice. Only thing that keeps me from scrapping every clip is what other people say about my voice since I get a lot of nice comments on it. Otherwise I’d never edit anything with my voice in it, let alone post it anywhere.
Finally found the answer of the question i asked my self 15 yrs ago which i always want to search but i forget it again and it goes into a cycle till you said this.
Haha, my dad is the same. He rarely ever listens to himself back in a recording and every time he refuses to believe that he actually sounds the way he does.
There is something wrong with mine lol because whenever I record now from the regular normal camera app then there's no audio. My phone is stupid I need a new one.
Yup when I hear it everything suddenly makes more sense, why I’m 28 without much of a social life and always seem to get manipulated/bullied by people. Think I’m gonna get voice surgery
i have the same problem, the worst part is the fact that i work at a radio station and am therefore forced to listen to recordings of my voice more than an average person should. it does Not get better. i get startled by how nasally and weird i sound every time.
I love the way my voice sounds to me. I wish everyone could hear me that way. On the other hand, my real voice is shrill and to me seems very high pitched. I hate it, hate it, hate it.
As a kid I never recognised my recorded voice. My mum thought I was a bit deaf, took me to the GP, and she explained it as you just did. Very interesting what you hear as you speak, verses what you hear recorded. Thank you!
now that there are tools for rating faces, i hope there are tools for rating voices. Knowing your limit , as well as your competitors' is important. “If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles" - Art of War Sun Tzu.
This makes so much sense. Even in my thirties, people think I’m a kid when I answer the phone, but to me my voice sounds like everyone else’s around my age. There are a couple of positives of sounding like a kid, which is the majority people are nicer to me over the phone , even if I’m calling with a problem. ( I think it’s because most people in general are nicer to children then adults, so with me sounding young they subconsciously are nicer) But being extremely shy means the bad part is my husband always hands me the phone to talk to people if the call isn’t going great, and then jokes about how they’ve all of a sudden turned nice. And my sister and husband both swear that if a cop ever pulls them over and I’m with them to do some of the talking, they never get a ticket, but I think that is more about my attitude towards them then my voice honestly. I’ve tried telling them that if the first look you give them is a death glare your just asking for it to go bad. 😂A little smile and talking to them like you would one of your friends has gotten me out of a lot of possible tickets.
Everytime I hear my voice, I just feel like apologising to every person I have ever had a conversation with
TRUE
Same.... It feels like a small entity going to get beatings from big dudes and then when m on phone... I sound like a small child
Same
I also feel that way 😒
Same
Me too!!!
Thank you for letting me know that shaky insecure high-pitched voice I hear in recorded audios is actually my real voice.
Just switch to your confidence filled deep voiced alter ego and you’re all good lol
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Haha
🤣🤣 confidence booster 🤭
Lol
Him: You actually hear your voice as slightly deeper than others do
Me who already thought my voice was too high: God damnit
Meanwhile, me, who's voice sounds deeper when recorded: Wha-???❓❓❓😶🤨
I think my voice is too high too lol
@@sinjin4605 same
I sound 7 ;-;
I sound 4 and look 4... When I was 13 getting a check up , doctor asked me wether I was in 1st grade or 2nd grade🚪 🚶
I learned this in grade school. Ever since, I always wondered if there was a way to use sound mixing/editing software artificially re-insert the bone conduction effect back into a recorded voice. That way people could hear my cool bone voice, and i could hear what other people sound like inside their own heads.
Someone needs to invent this
@@cbcimutebi5564 bone voice
Everyone's head and bone density is different. Too many variables.
That’s would be sick this needs to be invented
I wish I could make that and save other people life.. and myself :(
I learned that the voice I hear on recordings is how other people hear me, and now I wonder why I even have friends
It isn't
@@nathonbaumann8864 really? Please tell me the reasoning to give me some hope
@@i_havethe_highground3955 sometimes the mic on your phone/earphone does not sound good like the mic from a studio
@@nathonbaumann8864 although you hear it as the same as other people hear your voice when it’s recorded which is very similar usually, like the other person said, depends on the mic quality
@@i_havethe_highground3955 idk why but listen to a recording of someone else's voice and then listen to their actual voice and see the difference.
"When I want to be humbled, I just listen to my recorded voice"
That feels torture to be honest 😭😭
@@chim__park ikr😆🤣😭😭
let me do that real quick
Especially in school projects
That's why I avoid getting calls, sometimes I could hear my own voice echo back from the other line and that's the absolute worst.
ISTGGGG
SOOOO TRUE UGH 😭😭💀💀
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Fr bro! 💀
Giving I work at a call center I've gone use to the speaking phone echo. I just use it as encouragement to end the call as fast as possible.
Question: Why do you hate listening to your recorded voice?
Answer: Your bones.
You have a wet skeleton inside you.
REBEL AGAINST THE SKELETON
Kid named conduction:
‘Cause there’s magic in my bones!
@@LordBrittish bro stole my words 💀🙏💀
Whenever i hear my voice, im like “damn id tell myself to stfu too”
LMFAOOO SO RELATABLE😭😭😭🤚
Same, i wouldn't wanna hang out with me. I wonder how i still have friends at this point
@@Spicykabis I wonder to
This is way to relatable 😭
Same here 😅🤣
whenever I hear my voice in a recording, I wonder how the hell I still have friends
Lol 😂
Everytime i record myself and hear myself it always sounds like im sped
😂😂😂
This 😂😂😂
@@daliaam1110 if everyone is sped then no one is
We're literally hearing and listening to this man, while everything he's explaining is currently going on in the moment: the sound waves being made, the bone conduction and the bones vibrating.
That’s also why everyone thinks they can sing 🎤 or rap 😂
I actually think that's just conceity
LoL I actually sing and I thought I'm good with it sometimes but when I record it sound like shigt
It’s auto tune or fame that makes people say someone’s voice is good.
Back in days ago I like sing by my own but then I realized, I don't need to sing ever again, I hate my voice very much, my voice in my head are worse enough, but it make even much worse when recording
@@ophshards4822 no some people actually have really good voices
When you realise what other people have been listening the whole time...
ruclips.net/video/9B1peSFBbog/видео.html
shorts will love this!
read my name.!
Honestly to anyone I've talked to I sincerely apologize for what you've been through
No wonder only my mom loves me lol
This is actually giving me a panic attack rn
Since hearing this years ago, I've always wondered how impressionists who sound exactly like other people do it since they don't hear what others hear.
EXACTLY
I imagine they practice through recording themselves. I practiced doing a convincing guy voice for a play I was in, and I had to use voice recordings to get the technique down so they might do the same.
I've wondered that too.
Wierd huh?
Recorded / played back to practice.
If I was having a conversation with myself the whole time I would be like “omg would please stfu”
“There’s actually a really interesting reason for this”
Yea, it’s that the mic ppl record it on is absolute doodoo water
Ah yes, doodoo water 🤝🏻
Doodoo water indeed
Bone conduction, d✓mm¥
My voice sound like 3 years old want to have a mature voice with deep voice while singing cocomelon song :'(
This man just explained why my voice sounds like a high pitch freak when I go to listen to it again
Same
Same
Same
Same
This is unrelated but I love ur pfp :D
When I hear my voice on a recording I sound like a freaking mouse.
Lol I sound like a troll
Same. In fact I feel like I should apologise to everyone who had to hear me speaking.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣❤️
Maybe you're a mouse, sara.
Yeah I sound like a little kid
, guess that's why I get asked "Is your Mummy home?" I'm 59, for pete's/God's sake?!! But I guess it explains a lot, doesn't mean I hv to like or accept it, but it's GREAT hearing other people's embarrassment. Pmplol
My voice is SO high that it's so deep when I hear it and I was so confused. Then I finally figured out why when it wasn't that high anymore
When I hear my voice I’m like “I sound alright, could talk more tho”
So you’re saying that my voice in recordings is how people actually hear my voice. Wow that’s disappointing.
It’s so embarrassing! lol
Also consider the quality of the microphone you're talking to, with a shitty phone mic your voice will sound bad no matter what, but with a like 100-200 buck mic will make you hear your real voice
Bro, ify.
But don't forget that's just your voice to other people, so they're used to it.... You've never sounded any different to them, think it's only awful because we are not used to hearing our voice like that.
Imma gonna slit my throat rn fr 💀
At one point in my life, i really thought i had a singer-like voice when i sing. Then i hear the sound when it’s recorded (snap back to reality), guess it was just all in my head (literally)
Bad recorder bro
I think thats very common, ive thought that too
A lot of people says I'm a good singer and that I make them very emotional when I sing, but when I tried to record myself I hated the sound of my voice so much. I'm still trying to get used to it, but it's weird
@@zivaltman1397 I’ve landed a few solos for my school shows and even though people always compliment me on my voice, I still can’t stand the sound of hearing it
Same
Omg years of me questioning and hating my own recorded voice have been answered, crystal clear. Thank you so much ✨
Other friends: Sending voice msgs, talking thru phonr calls
Me: Texting others, and strongly against voice msgs no matter the situation
God this is so me. I've stopped sending voice notes to other ppl and only text them.
@@Sunflowersarepretty Ikr? I am so embarrassed of my own voice
@@Sunflowersarepretty ikr? Im so embarrassed of my own voice
I remember hearing my voice for the first time in the 90s from a tape recorder I got for Christmas. I erased the tape and pretended it never happened
The same thing happened to me when I tried singing with headphones in so I could hear my voice without any background music... I deleted the recording immediately and spent the rest of the day regretting my entire life
@@arielthemermaid3576 oh no I hate when that happens! 😂
💀🤣
@@arielthemermaid3576 I'm sure your voice sounds great :)
@@arielthemermaid3576 give me your number so i can check your voice
SO YOURE TELLING ME THAT THE RECORDED VOICE… IS MY REAL VOICE???
💀 ☠ 💀 ☠ ah
Ye ma boi. Correct
So that's why no one talks to me
Oh no..
FRR🤣💀
This was actually the simplest and best explanation on this subject after searching a couple of videos, thanks!
As an actor and singer who routinely listens to themselves back- thank you this helps
Me speaks to myself : ok
Me listens to a recorded audio of myself : I've never known this person my entire life
Mast tha bhai
Same here
@@connorlancaster7541 What does this have to do with anything he said
😂
@@connorlancaster7541 Allahu Akhbar (not a terrorist phrase)
Whenever I hear myself I always think: “Damn, I really am a fuckin squeaker aren’t I”
IKR! God I sound like i inhaled helium or something
@@yuki-kun4455 i am the opposite my voice feels high pitched in my head but when i hear it i am like damn thats really deep
Ong tho
@@xdaisho They're both fine.
I think mine sounds like am speakin with a stuff nose, no wonder others complain I mumble
Thanks for the breakdown!
"When I hear my voice recording I wonder why I have friend "
After college I stumbled into a voice over job and did all of my own sound editing as well. If you need to get over the cringe of hearing your own voice, trying listening to hundreds of hours of yourself talking...
oh god, i'd die instead from cringe overload hahaha lolol
Sounds funny narcissistic.
It really does work. I started playing back voice notes that I'd send to people all the time and now my voice doesn't make me cringe anymore because I'm used to it.
I work in a job where we regularly hear our own voices as part of video footage. I can confirm that this works 100%, completely cured of that cringe.
Thats is supposed to be a torture for people who mass murder like h!tler i ain't doing that
I sound like a damn chipmunk. I genuinely wonder how people stand to listen to me lol
same
mhm
same
Yeah me too!
Same-
Thank you for clearing this up for me my guy
This was really cool to learn thank you so much.
I remember hearing my own voice on a recording for the first time and I was absolutely convinced it wasn't me. 😂
When I heard my audio record of my voice.
“Wait, is it a goat?” 😭
LMFAO
XD.
🤣
Lamaooooo
So true 😂😭💀
I thought this was clickbait but dude is actually giving a lesson. Hats off to you sir
Thank you for the knowledge.
As an identical twin sometimes it feels like I'm hearing my sister when I hear a recording of my voice because I'm used to her sounding like that but not me.
Same here!
Same
Lucky smh
Same here!
If i had a twin... 😄
I have a fraternal twin sister and I’m so mad I have the ugliest voice that I get bullied for and questioned and her one just sounds good
Me in the shower: I want to become a singer
When I hear my recording: a singer it is.….in hell
😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Man you made my day, can't stop my laughing 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I am *ded* after this🤣🤣
Hades music is great though! :3
Also lower frequencies are more omnidirectional so more low frequency makes it to your ear through the air.
I have been secure about my voices for almost a decade and finally i found this.
When I hear my singing video, I sound like a mosquito screeching while being smacked by a badminton racket. 💀
🤣🤣
Damn😝😅
That's a very eloquent description
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That's so oddly so specific, omg 😂
Me after hearing my own voice : " WTF, I m not doing this sh*t again. "
Hahah you’re indian
Because of this, I refuse to ever leave voicemails unless it's absolutely detrimental that I do.
@@amber619pop i don’t think u mean “detrimental”
@@nondescriptbeing5944 I bet you wish he didn't
@@nondescriptbeing5944 detrimental? sounds about right to me
Awesome. I always noticed the difference and hated hearing my voice played back but it's amazing to know why.
As soon as I hear myself I think “ew tf why do I sound like this”
"slightly different"
I literally sound like a 5 year old trying to opera sing while shoving a carrot in my nose
LOL IM DEAD 😂🤣
@UCrmXdfWXTHYQxWYBd5HwSbA cringe comment
SPECIFIC?!
Not a rick roll ruclips.net/video/tU0XW6Rvbm0/видео.html
That’s oddly specific but I love it😂
How on earth do singers, ever know how well they are actually singing when they hear themselves?... 🤣😂🤣
That's exactly what I've been wondering xD
You get used to it for one, and also through years of training your voice to hit certain notes correctly, so you know when they're correct or not after a while. Humans are great at mimicking sounds after all
Well, you know, the difference between hearing your recorded and not voice is not very huge. Yes, it sounds just a little bit deeper, as I can say from my experience, but that doesn't really make your practicing difficult. The note you're singing is still on the same pitch and you can say, if you're singing it in your light or deep voice, depending not only on how it feels inside, but on, also, how you hear it.
To add to what Ritenpai said, many singers have certain places that they feel resonance. They've trained and listened to themselves enough to know that when their voice feels like it's resonating in a certain place it makes a certain kind of sound, and they use that feeling to guide them. They also know how everything else (breath support, rib cage expansion, amount of tension and breath pressure in the throat, tongue tension and position) should feel. There are a LOT of cues for singers that don't rely on hearing.
@@JGMeador444 So what about natural singers, ones that were born with a proclivity to sing well?
Truly interesting. I've always felt like my voice has a higher pitch when I hear a recording of it, and now I know why. Thank you!
Tell that to rappers and musicians they love their voices they swear every some is 🔥
Song *
“People tend to hear their voice slightly lower than everyone else hears it”
My voice 70% of the time: 📈📈📈📈📈
Squeaker
I've often been told I'm too loud loll.
@@dad4378 literally nothing to do with this at all.
@@haks7111 This is a public comment section they can say whatever they want tho..
@@haks7111 mf said squeaker 😭
TIL. I still hate my voice. I cant imagine Morgan Freeman or James Earl Jones hating their own voice.
I've kinda cured myself by studying foreign languages as a profession. Recorded myself and played back a lot in phonetics classes. Got used to the point I actually like my voice most of the time.
But I've also been complimented about my voice a few times. It's literally the only thing I truly like about myself though...
My thoughts exactly lol
I was just thinking that a person with a naturally lower voice would sound, to them, much lower or maybe the same?
Same dude after I watched this I tried it and my voice still sounded bad.
I've heard really really trained singers, in opera or musical theater actually hear themselves the way other people do, I'm not sure if that's true, that's what I've heard a few of them say.
He explained this very specifically it's really smart and good. I learned something new. Thanks.
Reminds me of elementary school when being filmed doing a play or something and every single one of us would say “ewww that’s what my voice sounds like?”
The moment I found out I sounds just like that typical nerd with the "well AcTuAlLy" voice, I died inside
Funny enough. Even nerdy voices I think is fine but somehow hearing my voice is like wtf why didnt anyone tell me I sound terrible
Ikr?
Me: I’m not a stereotypical nerd
My voice recording: might want to rethink that
@Jamie Leech yea it's a disaster. It also arises the question, do you change yourself (surgery/other treatment) for the world to see you right or do you live with it in pride and let everyone mock you everywhere. Either way it's pretty hard not to hate the world.
wise old elf vibes
According to my research
I can only imagine how low Vin Diesel hears his own voice.
he just doesnt hear it. frequency too low
Maybe Vin Diesel would hear his voice just the same? Since bones transfer lower frequencies, and his voice is all low, his voice would sound the same.
Get to tha choppa!
I wonder about tim foust or avi kaplan haha
Just imagine Corpse then (the guy that used to play among us)
Thanks Mr. Mitch of ASAPScience of Big Brother Canada Season 4 Alumni And 1st Jury Member Mitchell Moffett
“Also, if you literally bought a microphone from the freaking dollar store you’ll also sound bad.”
“slightly different”
bro my voice is 3 octaves higher when i hear it recorded tf are my friends hearing then?!
Ikr, I thought I did well and when I listen to it it's just not right x.x
Bro same wtf
Right-
You got it lucky because at some point last year my voice sounded like a old homeless guy on the side of the streets trying to sell drugs 😭
Thats why i started practicing with the recording method , and the results were insanely good
When I hear my voice I feel like saying: "This guy sounds like a b***h."
True 🤣😭
Fr
Same dude
Your not wrong tho 🤣
You can always change your voice just by habit
Turns out I have a speech impediment and have had one since birth, technically it’s a rhotacism where I can’t pronounce my r’s super well so idk if that’s really an impediment, but same difference because I DID NOT KNOW FOR FIFTEEN YEARS until I finally asked people how I sounded and realized “oh my god this is for real”
Thanks for this information. In one of our meeting, my call was played, everybody in the meeting complimenting me on my call and I was the only critic of my voice
( well in my mind only).
I always been like “this how people hear me? Damn,,” so I’m receiving what other people hear that’s so sad
But here's the thing, you're just not used to how that sounds. Everyone else is, so for them it doesn't sound bad :)
When I hear myself in a recording, I think to myself, “why do people even like me???”
I don't hate the sound of my voice 😕😐
@@favi677 lucky
The pfp makes this comment even more funny 😂
As a RUclipsr editing your own videos… You get used to listening to your own voice 24/7. ☠️
truee
jack?
Hi :)
Same, but not 24/7
Hi jack
Tnx bro this really gave me a good lesson and im being fr
I’m just so happy I’m not the only one who feels this way 😮💨😮💨
“Bro do I really sound like that? Shit I’m surprised everyone I talk to doesn’t wear earmuffs”
@I am a cat myself Yes
@I am a cat myself fr💀 we all say and go through the same thing so we might as well just tell each other we sound normal
@I am a cat myself, yes 😌
😔
Now that we have bone conduction headphones, could we potentially hear recordings of people as they hear themselves?
I was just wondering the same thing!
No. Different bones have different density meaning you won't hear the same as them
The recording is still done with air conduction, cool thought though
As somebody who owned bone conduction headphones: no.
You would need bone conduction recording software for that to work the headphones dont make a difference
been wondering about this. thanks!
My voice w/bone conduction is like a full octave lower than my voice through the air, like, it makes me so dysphoric sometimes to hear my voice played back.
Yeah when I heard my voice on a recording, my brother said “yeah that’s basically how you sound” I was so sad. Like seriously, that’s what I sound like??
Same for me , i am also just feeling weird about this fact 😭
Fr
I thought this is only me 😂 I m happy I am not alone.
same.
Same
When I hear myself talk in recordings I actually sound like I talk alot slower than I think I do, not sure why.
EXACTLY! I've been practicing doing voiceovers for a bit, and I feel like I do a really good job. and when I listen to the recording, I realize that I tend to slow down on words that I don't feel like I'm slowing down on
Weird, I sound like I talk faster than I think I do.
Same here, especially when I'm reading a script for my presentation. I thought I read it fluently with no pause but when I hear my recording it sounds the opposite, weird
I notice the opposite. When I record stuff and listen back, I almost sound sped-up.
Omg im not alone
Crazy thing is that I just leaned about the ear and stuff like that today and I see this video today for the first time
So true, it's higher than what i perceive
When I hear my own voice, I think, “Dang, that sucks for me.” That’s why I don’t talk when people record😂
Edit: Why is there so much likes😱
If we ever had an argument and I use a vn I apologize
Just imagine being a RUclipsr that edits their own videos rq. I don’t post much on YT but I edit a lot of clips with my voice. Only thing that keeps me from scrapping every clip is what other people say about my voice since I get a lot of nice comments on it. Otherwise I’d never edit anything with my voice in it, let alone post it anywhere.
@@ASonicSloth I used to and you get used to it
watch how this rock nearly destroys an airplane 😱 ruclips.net/video/ZYEKsizD2Zw/видео.html
Some day some time someone who loves you will miss your voice but will have nothing to remember it
😂 Everyone is always like. “I don’t sound like that, do I?”
Fr
Disliked to try to keep it at 247 cuz it kinda worked to me but nvm
Bro same
Same idea as everyone sees the color red differently
@@AzureRadio I don’t believe that honestly, if it’s a set color that both people look at, it can be 100% the same.
What I want is a device that allows me to hear other people’s voice how they hear it and for them to hear my voice how I hear it.
Finally found the answer of the question i asked my self 15 yrs ago which i always want to search but i forget it again and it goes into a cycle till you said this.
"Ever wondered why you hate the sound of your own voice?"
Well, yes..... Self hatred 🤨
lol
Felt that
Damn. You beat me to it.
Pretty much
Yeah pretty much
Me was like: *"oh... I thought there's something wrong with my phone recorder."*
😂
Haha, my dad is the same. He rarely ever listens to himself back in a recording and every time he refuses to believe that he actually sounds the way he does.
@@ASonicSloth Bahaha
There is something wrong with mine lol because whenever I record now from the regular normal camera app then there's no audio. My phone is stupid I need a new one.
@@Flumpie_Waffle Wtf lol get a new phone ASAP! 😂
@@Flumpie_Waffle better get a new one HAHAHA
Soo true,science never fails to amaze
Yup when I hear it everything suddenly makes more sense, why I’m 28 without much of a social life and always seem to get manipulated/bullied by people. Think I’m gonna get voice surgery
Found out my voice is higher pitched and more nasal than I thought, plus I talk pretty fast so that's a massive L
i have the same problem, the worst part is the fact that i work at a radio station and am therefore forced to listen to recordings of my voice more than an average person should. it does Not get better. i get startled by how nasally and weird i sound every time.
same, and i dont enunciate as much as i thought i did
Lol
Sane so I decided to stop communicating or talking too much. Ultra massive mega L for me
My voice is a lot deeper than I thought
So you're telling me that how my voice is in recording is how I actually sound 😭😭😭😭😭
It made me sad too 😞
😭 Fr learning this has ruined my day bro
U should probably get a new voice.
😭 same i sound so high pitched in a chipmunk 😭
Just listen to it more through voice memos and you’ll get used to it
I feel like when I hear my own voice recording it's actually deeper than I think it is
Well i love hearing my voice
I have a microphonic voice that my lecturer once even suggested me to apply for a job as radio broadcaster
I love the way my voice sounds to me. I wish everyone could hear me that way. On the other hand, my real voice is shrill and to me seems very high pitched. I hate it, hate it, hate it.
💯 💯💯💯
THIS! I really wish people could hear me the way i hear me
As a kid I never recognised my recorded voice. My mum thought I was a bit deaf, took me to the GP, and she explained it as you just did. Very interesting what you hear as you speak, verses what you hear recorded. Thank you!
now that there are tools for rating faces, i hope there are tools for rating voices. Knowing your limit , as well as your competitors' is important. “If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles" - Art of War Sun Tzu.
true, when I hear my voice it sound, not like a child
That's really good info. I've felt that way my whole life. To finally have a scientific understanding of it makes a huge difference. Thanks dude.
Same here.
@@joannedavis1991 I think it’s sarcasm
@@B3NNY309 don’t think so
@@B3NNY309 no it’s not. Read it again.
This makes so much sense. Even in my thirties, people think I’m a kid when I answer the phone, but to me my voice sounds like everyone else’s around my age. There are a couple of positives of sounding like a kid, which is the majority people are nicer to me over the phone , even if I’m calling with a problem. ( I think it’s because most people in general are nicer to children then adults, so with me sounding young they subconsciously are nicer) But being extremely shy means the bad part is my husband always hands me the phone to talk to people if the call isn’t going great, and then jokes about how they’ve all of a sudden turned nice. And my sister and husband both swear that if a cop ever pulls them over and I’m with them to do some of the talking, they never get a ticket, but I think that is more about my attitude towards them then my voice honestly. I’ve tried telling them that if the first look you give them is a death glare your just asking for it to go bad. 😂A little smile and talking to them like you would one of your friends has gotten me out of a lot of possible tickets.
Also you are cute to begin with
Pretty cute, not baby cute lol
That's cool!!
Were you sexually or physically abused?
When there's a problem they usually don't take u seriously with that childish voice, from what I've heard from many
When I heard my recorded voice
ME : 💀💀
The fact those 3 bones are called hammer, anvil and stirrup
Me: damn i sound so grown up
Also me : **hears the voice recorded**
Me again: ._.
Saaame
When I hear my voice it sounds so low and adult and beautiful. And when I hear myself on a recording I sound like a pitchy little kid
You're definitely not grown up if you feel the need to specify "me:" after every sentence in your own comment.
@@siyacer he makes lego videos bruh of course he’s not
@@simgirl118 HAHA SAME
@@vishkarcorp NINJAGO NINJAGO BOOMBOOM POWER SPINNJISTUS
“Well, there’s actually a really interesting reason for this. Your voice is shit!”
Thank you.
I needed that boost of confidence.
💀
Lmao now I’m imagining a parody of this where it takes a turn and he just confirms your insecurities
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Huh, knowing I generally sound slightly higher in pitch then I do to myself is slightly comforting
Thank you my boy this was exactly what I needed