This is because when you hear yourself talk, you hear it through vibrations through your skull, so it sound deeper. When you record using a mic, it picks up your voice through air vibrations. So when you hear your "mic voice", you're actually hearing how other people hear you speak. Science FTW.
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I just hate how I have a hard time trying to get out what I'm trying to say. I could sound like Alvin and the Chipmunks or Barry White and still can't speak clearly.
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I haven't played around with records too much to really make much of a comparison. From what I have my voice sounds a little quieter, but I don't really mind that too much.
Yes, and I don't know why! I sound dumb on recordings, and it really bothers me. I wish they would find a way to fix it.
I suspect that the the problem isn't the recording, it's you.
I don't mean that as an insult; it's just that as someone posted above, the recording represents what others hear when you talk; what you hear yourself is the distorted audio. If you listen to a recording of someone else talking, you won't notice any difference between the recording and that person's actual voice.
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Yes. My cruddy headset does not help.
For the longest time, my bros all called me 'the world's most sensible 8-year-old boy' because I sound teeny in voice chat.
Whenever I record myself for a school video project or whatever it may be, my voice always seems lower than it really is. I don't really like hearing myself because it's annoying.
But not a lot.Only sorta kinda maybe medium.
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I suspect that the the problem isn't the recording, it's you.
I don't mean that as an insult; it's just that as someone posted above, the recording represents what others hear when you talk; what you hear yourself is the distorted audio. If you listen to a recording of someone else talking, you won't notice any difference between the recording and that person's actual voice.
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For the longest time, my bros all called me 'the world's most sensible 8-year-old boy' because I sound teeny in voice chat.
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