When you listen to your own voice while you are speaking or singing, you are not only hearing what is being projected; you are also hearing the internal resonances of your skull and, arguably, your entire body. You are also NOT hearing a lot of the frequency attenuation that results from projecting your voice through your nasal cavities. So you think you sound bassier and less nasal than others do, and you would both be right.
Add to that, then, the vagaries of various microphones and their patterns and proximity effects, preamps, a/d convertors, the medium, d/a convertors, the cables, the amp, the speakers, and the room, all which color the sound in one way or another, and it's easy to see why you sound "different" on a recording.
Acoustics will affect singing. The walls of the room you are singing in make a difference, if you record your voice it sounds different, many reasons. Also, you could be a Mezzo Soprano or an Alto, so that your voice sounds low when you sing but (it depends on how old you are) higher when you speak normally.
it means you have a sour voice from yelling or singing
The W376G cannot record voice directly and save to file, but it does have a 'Voice Record' function for MMS messages. IMHO you, really shouldn't use it because the voice quality is horrifyingly coarse; it sounds worse than the 1st phonograph.
Because a fly flew in your mouth, and went down your throat.
That sounds like ELO 'Telephone Lines' - it is on youtube. Although it's not a different voice, Jeff Lynne's voice is electronically altered.
He has the crew that does all of the sounds of his voice different and make it sound a little nicer.
Yes it is. If you hear him in concert he sounds very different. They make his voice higher
Yes, the way you sound on a recording is the way you sound to the other people. The voice you hear in your head is not your real voice. Your voice sounds different in your head
To put it simply, voice capture is to record voice, and collect the voice data and apply it to different fields such as AI voice recognition/wake-up/dialogue/voiceprint
it is the process in which we can record our voice means to save the record of our voice.........
It's Fergie :) i know it sounds different but its her. they remixed her voice :P
If you go into the Music and Ringtones portion of the phone, you will see a tab labeled "Sounds" and you will see that you can Record anything using the microphone built into the phone.