3 Facts about sound when i record myself

 Do you know what happens when I record myself? Well, sound travels in waves and you all have red  about this in your physics class. But the path sound takes to reach your ears is different when you speak. Let us today talk about how do I sound when I record myself. Also, do you know why my voice sound different when it recorded? 

 1. What is Sound? 

 What you speak is sound for your brain, because, the brain responds to what is heard by the ears.  Sound is a wave. And when a person speaks, these sound waves cause vibration in the listener's eardrums. In human physiology,  the sound is recorded from these waves and then their perception by the brain.

  2. Why does my voice Sound different when Record or I record myself 

While you are listening to your own voice recording, it sounds completely different from what you hear in your head while speaking, it happens because the voice that was reaching your skull (head) while you speaking got excluded. And now it becomes a simple hearing process for you like you hear all other voices and sounds by air conduction. The voice reaching your cochlea is only through the vibrations entering your external ear. It effects the sound quality and perception done by the brain. And hence you are hearing what others hear while speak. 

3. Do you feel the Cringe of your own sound? 

yes, listening to your own voice makes you cringe. It is not because you sound awful. It is because you never imagine what others hear while you speak. You do not know how funny or hilarious you sound when you are angry or jolly. But no need to judge yourselves based on this, because what you have heard in the recording is just a clip. People around you are habitual to listening to your voices the same way. Therefore, from now onwards be careful about what you speak as words matter not the sound or voice behind it.     THANKS FOR READING