Whenever I talk I feel and sound like something is covering my ear even tho nothing is. Only to me i speak normally but at times when i speak it feels like there is something covering my ear which causes my voice to not come out of my ear. You know when you talk you're supposed to hear yourself. Well at times my voice doesn't seem to get out of my head. I mean seriously I dont mean my voice echoes in my head or anything but it sounds like something is covering my ear and makes my voice not to pass through my head. Is that normal for guys? Does that happen when you're voice changes? if so then for how long? it really bothers me. by the way im 13 so I hope my age helps for you to answer my question
When your voice changes...?
If your voice is already of a low pitch:
Does it sounds muffy? It's nothing much, just your own voice.
If you voice is still considered as chirpy:
It may be just ear wax. Have you tried digging your ears? For those dry ears, there is a sort of %26quot;stick%26quot; sold for you to dig the ear wax out. For you have those wet-ish type of ear wax, get a cotton bud stick and clean your ears.
The best solution is of course: go to the doctor.
When your voice changes...?
cutips...
do you lestin to an iPod or MP3 player? those headphones give you wax build-up. us some cutips. I have the same problem age 15
It sounds to me you have a hearing problem or you have a build up of wax in your ear. Perhaps it would be a good idea to get your parent to take you to the Dr so they can have a look inside your ear to make sure there are no problems. Just because your voice changes and it becomes deeper does not mean that it affects your hearing. The echoing you are talking about seems to be something else all together and I would not like to hazard a guess what it might be. You really need a professional to look at it for you, and don't go poking things in your ear you could seriously damage the ear drum. If you have had an infection recently, such as cold or flu that can and does affect the ears and hearing. get it checked out properly. Good luck.
You have some kind of blockage in you inner ear. Go to an ear doctor and check it out.
Friday, 7 October 2011
How do you change your voicemail back to the original voicemail you had when you bought the phone?
I hate having my voice as my voicemail, so I want to change my voicemail back to the computer voiced voicemail all phones come with when you first buy them, but I have no idea how to do that?? please help ! by the way my phone is an Samsung Messager R450 METRO PCS. THANKS !!!!!
How do you change your voicemail back to the original voicemail you had when you bought the phone?
Sorry Miranda, but every phone is different and even with the stats you provided, the best thing for you to do, would be to go through your Owner's Manual and get the instructions from there.
Look under Voice mail, then Options.
How do you change your voicemail back to the original voicemail you had when you bought the phone?
Sorry Miranda, but every phone is different and even with the stats you provided, the best thing for you to do, would be to go through your Owner's Manual and get the instructions from there.
Look under Voice mail, then Options.
What makes each human voice unique?
What is it that makes every persons voice sound different .. even if similar there is usually something that doesn't sound quite the same. You can often recognise a persons voice even if you have only spoken to them a couple of times on the phone before. Also what is it that changes about the voice in time .. as you can usually guess a persons age from hearing their voice .. but sometimes peoples voices sound fairly young (20's-30ish) but they are actually more like 40's-50. Still other people are middle aged but when they answer the phone they sound like little kids and people ask to speak to their parents!
In short; - what causes the different sound of voices
- how/why does your voice change with age
Thanks to all who answer.
What makes each human voice unique?
Vocal chords!..
What makes each human voice unique?
vocal cords
It may be something to do with the environment you live in, if you smoke etc. But if you think about it, every dogs bark is diffirent too. Really strange. Now you have got me thinking
Shucks,who knows? and how do impersonaters sound uncannily like the originals.
it's the human nature
The voice is a complex piece of musical engineering. It requires vocal chords, which are all varying thicknesses and lengths and are altered as we grow by the actions of our hormones, our environment, whether we smoke etc. Also, there is the rate and depth of breathing - how much air we pass over them when we speak will alter the sound. Then there is the shape and musculature of the throat, mouth, nasal passages and the way we utilise the muscles of our mouth and tongue to shape the words.
Complex - its no wonder I cant sing!
The pitch and depth of the voice all depends on how thick or thin the vocal chords are. I think, that if someone had thinner vocal chords, they would have a higher voice. but i am not positive.
im not sure why the voice changes with age.
Voices are different, as our all of our other human characteristics..It is all about our genome and DNA...we are all made alike, but we all have differences.....its sorta the same thing..Why do we all look different, yet all have similar genetic makeup...
The larynx !
the vocal cords and the nature the person is in
The differences in vocal sound from one person to another varies by several different aspects. Vocal cords can vary in tightness, the person's chest and neck shae, tongue size and positioning, muscle tightness, and of course environmental conditions affect the sound of ones voice. Each person's body is unique to them so each person will look and sound differently from someone else. Those that impersonate are able to manipulate their own vocal sound to audibly sound similar to someone else. They often have to practice to find the manipulation that matches.
Your vocal chords actually determine the exact sound of your voice. But there are other factors that can affect the sound of your voice; et al. temperature, age, training, enviroment...etc.
many things affect the vocal cords, smoking being the worse. the tar clings to the cords causing them to thicken and become a deeper note.
People that live predominantly in towns tend to have deeper voices than those who live predominantly in the country because of similar reasons.
who cares
In short; - what causes the different sound of voices
- how/why does your voice change with age
Thanks to all who answer.
What makes each human voice unique?
Vocal chords!..
What makes each human voice unique?
vocal cords
It may be something to do with the environment you live in, if you smoke etc. But if you think about it, every dogs bark is diffirent too. Really strange. Now you have got me thinking
Shucks,who knows? and how do impersonaters sound uncannily like the originals.
it's the human nature
The voice is a complex piece of musical engineering. It requires vocal chords, which are all varying thicknesses and lengths and are altered as we grow by the actions of our hormones, our environment, whether we smoke etc. Also, there is the rate and depth of breathing - how much air we pass over them when we speak will alter the sound. Then there is the shape and musculature of the throat, mouth, nasal passages and the way we utilise the muscles of our mouth and tongue to shape the words.
Complex - its no wonder I cant sing!
The pitch and depth of the voice all depends on how thick or thin the vocal chords are. I think, that if someone had thinner vocal chords, they would have a higher voice. but i am not positive.
im not sure why the voice changes with age.
Voices are different, as our all of our other human characteristics..It is all about our genome and DNA...we are all made alike, but we all have differences.....its sorta the same thing..Why do we all look different, yet all have similar genetic makeup...
The larynx !
the vocal cords and the nature the person is in
The differences in vocal sound from one person to another varies by several different aspects. Vocal cords can vary in tightness, the person's chest and neck shae, tongue size and positioning, muscle tightness, and of course environmental conditions affect the sound of ones voice. Each person's body is unique to them so each person will look and sound differently from someone else. Those that impersonate are able to manipulate their own vocal sound to audibly sound similar to someone else. They often have to practice to find the manipulation that matches.
Your vocal chords actually determine the exact sound of your voice. But there are other factors that can affect the sound of your voice; et al. temperature, age, training, enviroment...etc.
many things affect the vocal cords, smoking being the worse. the tar clings to the cords causing them to thicken and become a deeper note.
People that live predominantly in towns tend to have deeper voices than those who live predominantly in the country because of similar reasons.
who cares
How do you change your voicemail back to the original voicemail you had when you bought the phone?
I hate having my voice as my voicemail, so I want to change my voicemail back to the computer voiced voicemail all phones come with when you first buy them, but I have no idea how to do that?? please help ! by the way my phone is an ALLTEL SCOOP.
How do you change your voicemail back to the original voicemail you had when you bought the phone?
umm I believe that ou just delete the one that you have now.
that's what it's like with verizon.
How do you change your voicemail back to the original voicemail you had when you bought the phone?
You would press and hold the %26quot;1%26quot; key, it's not a feature on your device. It's a feature on your service. You would change the voicemail greeting to a %26quot;standard greeting%26quot; instead of a %26quot;personal greeting%26quot;. Call %26quot;1%26quot;, change your settings, and select %26quot;standard greeting%26quot; :)
Check the settings and look for a phone reset. I don't know if this what you mean of returning back to the original voicemail.
A factory reset can bring back that original voicemail.
just delete/erase your custom message and default (factory default) will be activated
you cant but u can record the sme thing ova
unplug it and start from scratchschool nurse needing advice strange characters during boot up
How do you change your voicemail back to the original voicemail you had when you bought the phone?
umm I believe that ou just delete the one that you have now.
that's what it's like with verizon.
How do you change your voicemail back to the original voicemail you had when you bought the phone?
You would press and hold the %26quot;1%26quot; key, it's not a feature on your device. It's a feature on your service. You would change the voicemail greeting to a %26quot;standard greeting%26quot; instead of a %26quot;personal greeting%26quot;. Call %26quot;1%26quot;, change your settings, and select %26quot;standard greeting%26quot; :)
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Check the settings and look for a phone reset. I don't know if this what you mean of returning back to the original voicemail.
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A factory reset can bring back that original voicemail.
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just delete/erase your custom message and default (factory default) will be activated
you cant but u can record the sme thing ova
unplug it and start from scratch
How do you change voice interface on your 360?
i sound different my friends says when i talk through the mike i chnged it once..but forgot how to change it back
How do you change voice interface on your 360?
go to Xbox Dashboard and then to settings. there should be an audio option that will give you choices for sound and mic set-up. also certain games like Halo 3 have in game voice masking so you may need to change it there as well.
How do you change voice interface on your 360?
go to Xbox Dashboard and then to settings. there should be an audio option that will give you choices for sound and mic set-up. also certain games like Halo 3 have in game voice masking so you may need to change it there as well.
Is there a way to change the tone of your voice?
my voice isnt low or high, its very nice and in the middle; but i'd like to raise the tone/pitch up just a little bit. much like dia's from Meg %26amp; Dia
is that possible? how?
Is there a way to change the tone of your voice?
I will give you a few tips to singing, but I can not stress enough to go see a classical voice teacher. Nothing can replace the value of seeing someone who specializes in what you want to do! If you go to your local college's music department there are voice students who would be more than willing to teach you for a nominal fee.
Here's a first voice mini-lesson for you! This is what I teach my students during the first few weeks!
1. Breathing. Make sure you are taking nice deep breaths. To check this, squat or plie during warm-ups. When you breathe in your low ab muscles should drop (due to lowering the center of gravity). Your belly and back will expand! Every breath should feel like that when you sing!
2. Singing posture. Make sure you are standing with your feet shoulder width apart, back/neck/head are aligned, and your chin is not sticking out. When men (and some women) sing high, they unknowingly stick their neck out to %26quot;reach%26quot; for the high notes. Make sure your head stays straight and your chin is parallel to the ground.
3. Do warm-ups that stretch your cords gradually. Start in your low range and work your way up. Make sure you are changing to your head voice when getting in the upper part of your range. You can stretch your vocal cords by pushing them by half-step higher every day you practice. Whatever you do, listen to your body, and if your throat feels strained, stop!
4. Drop your jaw! Do not sing horizontally (like you're smiling). It adds nasality to your tone. To check yourself put both hands to your face, one finger on the corners of your mouth in a resting position. When you sing (warm-ups or repertoire) do not let the corners of your mouth widen past your fingers!
When singing high, make sure you are flipping into your head voice. It will make your voice float and is less abuse on your chords than if you push up from the bottom of your voice. Come from the top to hit those high notes! Good luck!
Is there a way to change the tone of your voice?
I think that you can change the pitch and tone. I think that the way to do it is to want to be heard on some things and to try to be sensitive on other things. For example with my girlfriend if I am trying not to upset her Ill speak softly, and if I feel strongly about something I speak like I am passionate about it.
gently work on increasing your upper range. sing scales acsending and descending. extremely gradually go higher (i mean so slowly like maybe a whole step a month. you don't want to hurt your voice.) if you feel tightness or pain, stop right away. the process is slow, but i promise it will work!!!
It is possible to expand your vocal range, but I recommend a singing coach to help you. Opening up the throat will do wonders, as will pushing your range by singing scales, but do not ever let yourself hurt while singing. If you ever feel pain, stop immediately. And keep your goals attainable - don't try to make yourself a high soprano if you're an alto, but if you just want a few notes higher, go for it!
Well your tone is your very own. My voice teacher always tells me. First off... if your pitch is up.. it means your sharp. So don't think pitch in this case. Your tone is what ur thinking of. Warm ups are key. You need to expand your range a little bit more. More important though would be your breath control and phonics. The way you pronounce thing with a certain breath support and control can make you sound like a different singer.. it produces a fuller stronger sound. Now Dia has a very distinct sound. Ideally.. you need to sound like you. But listen to the control in her voice.. and apply it to your own! Good luck
is that possible? how?
Is there a way to change the tone of your voice?
I will give you a few tips to singing, but I can not stress enough to go see a classical voice teacher. Nothing can replace the value of seeing someone who specializes in what you want to do! If you go to your local college's music department there are voice students who would be more than willing to teach you for a nominal fee.
Here's a first voice mini-lesson for you! This is what I teach my students during the first few weeks!
1. Breathing. Make sure you are taking nice deep breaths. To check this, squat or plie during warm-ups. When you breathe in your low ab muscles should drop (due to lowering the center of gravity). Your belly and back will expand! Every breath should feel like that when you sing!
2. Singing posture. Make sure you are standing with your feet shoulder width apart, back/neck/head are aligned, and your chin is not sticking out. When men (and some women) sing high, they unknowingly stick their neck out to %26quot;reach%26quot; for the high notes. Make sure your head stays straight and your chin is parallel to the ground.
3. Do warm-ups that stretch your cords gradually. Start in your low range and work your way up. Make sure you are changing to your head voice when getting in the upper part of your range. You can stretch your vocal cords by pushing them by half-step higher every day you practice. Whatever you do, listen to your body, and if your throat feels strained, stop!
4. Drop your jaw! Do not sing horizontally (like you're smiling). It adds nasality to your tone. To check yourself put both hands to your face, one finger on the corners of your mouth in a resting position. When you sing (warm-ups or repertoire) do not let the corners of your mouth widen past your fingers!
When singing high, make sure you are flipping into your head voice. It will make your voice float and is less abuse on your chords than if you push up from the bottom of your voice. Come from the top to hit those high notes! Good luck!
Is there a way to change the tone of your voice?
I think that you can change the pitch and tone. I think that the way to do it is to want to be heard on some things and to try to be sensitive on other things. For example with my girlfriend if I am trying not to upset her Ill speak softly, and if I feel strongly about something I speak like I am passionate about it.
gently work on increasing your upper range. sing scales acsending and descending. extremely gradually go higher (i mean so slowly like maybe a whole step a month. you don't want to hurt your voice.) if you feel tightness or pain, stop right away. the process is slow, but i promise it will work!!!
It is possible to expand your vocal range, but I recommend a singing coach to help you. Opening up the throat will do wonders, as will pushing your range by singing scales, but do not ever let yourself hurt while singing. If you ever feel pain, stop immediately. And keep your goals attainable - don't try to make yourself a high soprano if you're an alto, but if you just want a few notes higher, go for it!
Well your tone is your very own. My voice teacher always tells me. First off... if your pitch is up.. it means your sharp. So don't think pitch in this case. Your tone is what ur thinking of. Warm ups are key. You need to expand your range a little bit more. More important though would be your breath control and phonics. The way you pronounce thing with a certain breath support and control can make you sound like a different singer.. it produces a fuller stronger sound. Now Dia has a very distinct sound. Ideally.. you need to sound like you. But listen to the control in her voice.. and apply it to your own! Good luck
What age were you when your voice changed and???
and how long was it from the first sighn to being deep and what was your first sign.???
What age were you when your voice changed and???
16, every one is different, i was obviously late since im only 17 now, i noticed it cracking a bit then i noticed that it felt different, yes you do feel it, and i noticed that i was sounding different
What age were you when your voice changed and???
11
1 hour
13 or 14
My voiced cracked more
12-13
i lost my higher voice at 15
but before then it was very embarassing cracking highs so i put on a lower voice to hide it (not too low though lol)
it helped alot and people get used to you having a low voice as well :)
11 yrs old for me
What age were you when your voice changed and???
16, every one is different, i was obviously late since im only 17 now, i noticed it cracking a bit then i noticed that it felt different, yes you do feel it, and i noticed that i was sounding different
What age were you when your voice changed and???
11
1 hour
13 or 14
My voiced cracked more
12-13
i lost my higher voice at 15
but before then it was very embarassing cracking highs so i put on a lower voice to hide it (not too low though lol)
it helped alot and people get used to you having a low voice as well :)
11 yrs old for me
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