Dean FH Macy wrote: > > DANIaka007@a... wrote: > > > I was wondering, does anyone know how to "hear" yourself when you sing, so you > > know exactly what you sound like? > > You can't. You can never hear yourself the way others can unless you have a > method of recording your voice without adding harmonics caused by room resonance > and sub frequencies and echos from your sounds bouncing off walls and ceilings, > and without the frequency adjustments made by a microphone's electronics and, > this is the real crux of the matter, having the ability of translating the sound > vibrations without using your ears to do it.
look, we can be pedantic about it, but taping yourself on a crappy tape player is a pretty good indication: if you sound resonable like that, you can be pretty sure you're sounding alright in real life. Sure, nothing is prefect, but a tape player will pick up the fundamentals of it all enough for you to gauge it. Be warned, if you've never heard yourself recorded, it can be a big shock, or if you're lucky, a present surprise.
Rodge
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