[POLL] OT, do you like your own voice?

Its okay. My voice can be a bit harsh and gruffy. I would want it a bit smoother voice

No, I hate my own voice.. sounds so bad :cry:

Of course, though it always sounds different recorded than when I hear myself talk.

Of course, though it always sounds different recorded than when I hear myself talk.

sonicare

I don't mind when I talk, but knowing that's not how everyone else hears. My real voice is horrible. That's why I'm seeking a way to change it, naturally.

Mine's alright. Don't have the opportunity to really listen to it often to be honest. It's quite low. I rather like my accent.

My voice is alright I suppose. It's deeper than what I think I sound like. I also have a slight lisp, so I sound weird at times.

[QUOTE="sonicare"]

Of course, though it always sounds different recorded than when I hear myself talk.

stevoqwerty

I don't mind when I talk, but knowing that's not how everyone else hears. My real voice is horrible. That's why I'm seeking a way to change it, naturally.

I came here expecting a Vocaroo thread. Time to kick this off.

http://vocaroo.com/?media=v6442R60Q9ONGVpMJ

I came here expecting a Vocaroo thread. Time to kick this off.

http://vocaroo.com/?media=v6442R60Q9ONGVpMJ

freek666

Haha, my voice is alright, it's deep, and I always sound sleepy. :lol:

Also, I can laugh exactly Peter Griffin 8)

I wish my voice can imitate the cowbell then im all set.

Yeah, I got that typical deep black voice that makes me the alpha male I am.

don't like it, hate it, dispise it, never got used to it, hate hearing it recorded

People say I have the face for TV, and the voice for Radio

Yeah, for the most part. It's a bit too deep though.

[QUOTE="scorch-62"] Why'd you quote me to say that? ;[Baconbits2004

don't like it, hate it, dispise it, never got used to it, hate hearing it recorded

sandlot76

I like my voice but sometimes I wish I sounded like Laim Neeson.:P

[QUOTE="sandlot76"]don't like it, hate it, dispise it, never got used to it, hate hearing it recordedOmni-Slash

ha! so are you the pot or the kettle today? :|sandlot76

[QUOTE="sandlot76"]ha! so are you the pot or the kettle today? :|Omni-Slash

Rob Halford is considered one of the most consistently powerful singers in rock,[4] having possessed over a six-octave range during his primewikipedia

Six Octaves??? :shock:

Anyway, I'm happy with my voice. It's more of a baritone voice, but in vocal range, I can reach the tones in Justin Beiber-Baby. 8)

]figures you hippie yousandlot76

I have a very typical British accent, as in no North, East, South, West twangs. Although sometimes I do drop into South-West cornish as a result of living here all my life, it depends on how articulate I want to sound at the time.

I don't particularly like my own voice, would of been nice if it was a bit lower but it is not.

I'm ok with it though.

People are really surprised that i got no foreign accent at all, i speak English like a Midwestern American does. Primarily because of my mom.

I don't like it. People have said "you have the most ... interesting voice I've ever heard" far too many times. :/kamikaze_pigmy

i had no idea what i sounded like until a couple of days ago when a friend and i recorded one of the lairs of romulus on his ipod touch and ended up making jokes and a pretty funny commentary on the spot. much different than from a couple of years ago as my voice somehow when at least half an octave higher. pretty pleased with it.

It's alright I guess, but really I have no idea what exactly I sound like most of the time.