why does your own voice sound different from the way everyone else hears it?

Kellerz · #1 09-07-2007, 18:15

wilderwriter · #2 10-07-2007, 07:06

You tend to hear your voice partly through your jaw (and skull) bones and partly through your eardrum. Since other people hear only what is sent through the air, it is different from how YOU hear it. People who speak for a living, particularly radio personalities, learn to control their voice by practicing with recordings, so that they can hear themselves as others hear them.

Kiran The Man · #3 10-07-2007, 07:55

u hear it like a hybrid sound bcos u get a variation of the sound as it echoes in ur head and ur ears also pick up wat others hear thru sound waves in da air. so it sounds diff

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