Hate my own voice
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TotallyTatum
Active Member
lol I HATE MY VOICE TOO! But I'm doing videos that will appeal to little kids, so I don't worry about it. I'm sure you sound fine! Your link doesn't work FYI
Selim Keles
Nap King
I was the same when I started a gaming channel so many months ago I hated my voice but that was because a lack of confidence as the time grew I got better at the more I did the better I became and got more confidence so just keep at it and eventually you will like your voice just from my experience
Kate (Caitlin)
I make videos on the internet...I guess?
I've always hated my voice and I most likely always will, I've just gotten into the habit of thinking, oh people like my videos and like hearing me talk.
Kate (Caitlin)
I make videos on the internet...I guess?
I just realised there is something else I can say ._.
When I'm recording I often go into my OC form which is the character I created and is my channel mascot sort of thing.
When I'm recording I often go into my OC form which is the character I created and is my channel mascot sort of thing.
Tarmack
Rhetorical Porcupine
Here's the thing about voices. You spent your entire life up until the point of recording, listening to the resonance of your own voice through your skull. This is not your voice, but rather a heavily modulated version of your voice. So when you get into recording, it can be quite jarring to hear yourself speak. This used to more commonly come out when people listened to themselves on an answering machine (precursor to voicemail for those too young to remember).
Just remember that while this new voice you're not used to hearing may sound awkward to you, it doesn't to other people. They may or may not like your voice just like you may or may not like the voice of people you speak to but it is not weird to them like it is to you.
The only way to adapt to it, is to learn to love your own voice or at a bare minimum, learn to tolerate it. It's the only one you get, unless you can do impressions, in which case turn that s**t up to 11.
Just remember that while this new voice you're not used to hearing may sound awkward to you, it doesn't to other people. They may or may not like your voice just like you may or may not like the voice of people you speak to but it is not weird to them like it is to you.
The only way to adapt to it, is to learn to love your own voice or at a bare minimum, learn to tolerate it. It's the only one you get, unless you can do impressions, in which case turn that s**t up to 11.
