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Why does your voice sound different to yourself, compared to a recording of your voice? It's all in the bones. Estimating a Transfer Function from Air Conducted Recording to One’s Own Hearing or Perception studies on one’s own hearing Abstract: It is well known that there is often a sense of disappointment when people hear a recording of their own voice. The perceptual disparity between the live and recorded sound of one’s own voice arises from the difference of its transmission path; one’s own hearing receives the signal though body transmission path, termed ‘bone conduction,’ adding to the air conduction path. Sook Young Won, has done many studies to measure how our voices travel through our bones to reach our ears. She has characterized the transmission path, and perhaps more interestingly, she has found a simple way to characterize the transfer function with a single parameter. _______________________________________________ ____ ____ ___ ____ _ _ ___ |__| |__/ / |___ \/ |__] | | | \ /__ |___ _/\_ | Arzexp mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slow.tk/listinfo.cgi/arzexp-slow.tk
