When we speak, we hear our voice transmitted through the outside air and through bone conduction from the skull, which amplifies low frequencies. In a recording, we only hear the airborne vibration.
When we speak, we hear our voice transmitted through the outside air and through bone conduction from the skull, which amplifies low frequencies. In a recording, we only hear the airborne vibration.
Me encantó lo claro que explicó por qué nuestra voz suena diferente en grabaciones; ahora entiendo ese fenómeno tan curioso.
¡Qué dato fascinante! Nunca imaginé que la conducción ósea amplifica los graves; gracias por compartir esta explicación tan útil.