Understanding Your Real Voice on Camera: Why It Sounds Different
Discover why your voice on camera sounds different and what causes this phenomenon. Learn about air conduction vs. bone conduction.
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Yes, your voice on camera is your real voice, but it might sound different to you. This difference occurs because you usually hear your own voice through vibrations in your skull, making it sound deeper. On camera, you're hearing it like others do, through air conduction, which can make it seem higher-pitched and unfamiliar.
FAQs & Answers
- Why does my voice sound different on recordings? Your voice sounds different on recordings because you hear it through air conduction on playback, while you typically hear it through bone conduction in your skull.
- How can I improve how my voice sounds on video? Practice speaking clearly, use quality microphones, and adjust recording settings to improve the sound quality of your voice on video.
- Is it normal to dislike the sound of my own voice? Yes, it's common to dislike the sound of your voice on recordings due to the way we perceive our own voice internally compared to how others hear it.