something is wrong with my voice/ears

ok so ever since ive been like 12 ive been hearing myself talk the same (im 15 now) although someone took a video of me recently and i was talking and when i watched it i noticed that i sound completley different than i hear myself, my voice sounds much much deeper. so is this some kind of problem???

That happens with everybody. Just you are usually 6 when you find out.

That's how it generally works...:|

yes. your vocal chords have been infected with a rare virus and you have only days before your voice sounds permanently like a chipmunk.

Yeah we tend to hear ourselves in a slightly higher tone than we actually speak.

Its called puberty. The release of testosterone causes your voice to lower as you get older.

Its called puberty. The release of testosterone causes your voice to lower as you get older.

foxhound_fox

Your voice sounds different in your head than it does IRL.

Its called puberty. The release of testosterone causes your voice to lower as you get older.

foxhound_fox

this happens to everyone, more so on cheap(er) cameras. On a fancy camera they use to record Hollywood movies this is not the case.

Did you even read his post?

Pirate700

Its called puberty. The release of testosterone causes your voice to lower as you get older.

foxhound_fox

whenever i talk while being video taped i sound like a freaking 5 year old but in real life i sound like a normal human being.

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]Did you even read his post?

foxhound_fox

Nope, nothings wrong at all.

whenever i talk while being video taped i sound like a freaking 5 year old but in real life i sound like a normal human being.

twilightpanda

That isn't even what he's talking about though.

Pirate700

:lol: you just realized that? it happens to everyone.shoeman12

[QUOTE="shoeman12"]:lol: you just realized that? it happens to everyone.wildjango64

nobodys answered this right yet.

yes its normal, your voice sounds different because when you speak the sound reverberates through your skull back to your eardrum which picks the external and internal sound up causing it to interpret the sound differently. its a funny bioacoustical phenomenon but its completely normal, people usually notice this alot when they start recording themselves singing or talking (a vocalist finds out how good they are the instant they hit playback and hear themselves singing, i've seen so many people go "omg thats not me, thats not what i sounded like")

[QUOTE="foxhound_fox"]

Its called puberty. The release of testosterone causes your voice to lower as you get older.

Pirate700

I don't think he did.

nobodys answered this right yet.

yes its normal, your voice sounds different because when you speak the sound reverberates through your skull back to your eardrum which picks the external and internal sound up causing it to interpret the sound differently. its a funny bioacoustical phenomenon but its completely normal, people usually notice this alot when they start recording themselves singing or talking (a vocalist finds out how good they are the instant they hit playback and hear themselves singing, i've seen so many people go "omg thats not me, thats not what i sounded like")

z4twenny

+1 For useful post.

Don't worry it is nothing serous. It happens to everyone.