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Discuss. I thought my voice was good until I recorded and played it back. It sounded like a whiny kid on crack.
Everybody's voice sounds completely different on tape...
There are a few things that can alter sound. For speaking purposes, the reason your voice sounds different when you speak then when you hear a recording of yourself is simple, it's all in your head. Not that you have gone crazy or anything, but the tissues and bones of your head effect the sound you hear. Your cochlea is stimulated by sound waves through the normal process, but also by the vibrations of your bones from the action of speaking. It causes you to hear yourself in two parts, the first out in the air through sound waves, and the second within yourself as vibrations.
it isn't because it is recorded , it is because it sounds different coming in only your ears and not partly through your skull
http://www.helium.com/items/658633-the-reason-your-voice-sounds-different-when-its-recorded
