Ever cringed hearing your voice on a recording?
When you speak, sound travels through your bones and muscles before reaching your ear. This denser medium creates lower frequencies, so you hear a deeper, richer version of yourself.
Recordings only capture sound through air, which produces a thinner, higher-pitched tone. That's the version everyone else hears.
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Your brain rejects it because there's a real acoustic difference between what you expect and what you hear. The good news? The recorded version is what others are used to hearing from you.
What's your biggest struggle with hearing your recorded voice?