Actually, when you record your voice and listen to it back you hear what you really sound like, when you talk you hear yourself differently because when the sound is coming from the inside of your head you don't hear it properly because of the vibrations going everywhere through your skull.

I could record my voice if I really wanted to... But however not being able to host it is a problem.

God, you're all sissies!
I'm going to record my voice and post it no matter what it sounds like.

YAY GO STROGGY!!!! :Brain:

Here you go
Stroggy
I may sound like a twit for Upper Yorkshire, but atleast i'm not some scarred ninny like the rest of you.

"I don't have a mic"
"My voice sounds different when recorded"

boohoo

LOL they are sissys. Wow its funny how the voice of someone is way different then what you think they sound like.

I've recorded myself, I sound like a ponce too but I need to upload it.

EDIT: I attached it to this post, it's not very good quality.

Why are they all so quiet? There's a program available, supplied with Windows, called Audio Recorder, you know? With it you can increase the volume of the sound files. ;)

That's what I used, you should have heard how quiet it was when I first recorded it, I exited out of the program and the confirmation message's bleep blew my eardrums out.

stroggy's was quiet, but not R Havell's