Why does my recorded voice sound different than what it sounds like when I'm talking?

Question

Why does my recorded voice sound different than what it sounds like when I'm talking?

Answer 1

It doesn't. You think it does but for example, If you record yourself singing, and then sing with your recorded voice, it sounds the same. Try it out(:

Answer 2

Yeah when i first heard my voice it recorded it was way more high pitched then i heard in my head. It has something to do with vibrations causing your voice to sound different to you when you speak. When you hear you're voice recorded that's how everyone normally hears you.

Answer 3

it doesnt. you just are not used to hearing your own voice other than while you are speaking. unless you have some sort of distortion or bass/treble change in the speaker that is how you sound

Answer 4

we "hear" our own voice through the bones in our head and passages in our throat

it is not exactly the same as what others hear through the air

go in a small closed room with hard walls and speak or sing. it sounds "odd" because you hear echoes



we do no took like what we see in a mirror because a mirror reverses left and right



notice singers making a recording listen to their voices and other Instruments through earphones so they know what the audience would hear