You hear your own voice, but it's not your real voice?

The sound you hear is really different from the sound others hear. You have at least added eighteen layers of filters to your real voice. This is because when you listen to your own voice, the sound is mainly transmitted through "bone conduction", which is deeper, thicker and more magnetic. But when others hear your voice, it is transmitted through air conduction, which is sharper and crisper.

How can you hear your true voice? Without further ado, here are the methods.

Recording method: The recorded voice is closer to what others hear. Find an ordinary essay and read it out in a normal tone. After recording, imagine that the recording is the voice of a stranger.

Blocking method: Use two books to block your ears. This can block the sound from both sides of the face and allow the sound to circle in the air before entering the ears.

Headphone listening method: If you have karaoke software on your phone, it will be more convenient. Just turn on "headphone listening" so that when you speak into the microphone, your voice will be played in the headphones in real time.

How can you make your voice sound better to others? In order to make your voice fuller and thicker, and not be weakened too much by air conduction, you have to practice the strength of your lips and tongue. As long as you practice more, I believe that once you open your mouth, you will definitely become the best-sounding one in the crowd.

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