One's own voice (continued)

[Kevin Austin <kevin.austin@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

This idea continues to roam around my mind. My consideration now is as  
follows: If the reason for 'not recognizing' ones own voice (or not  
liking it) from a recording is that the 'sound' is largely from bone  
conduction, then I'm trying to figure out how it would be possible to  
imitate another voice.

Someone says the word "shore" to me, and when I imitate it, the  
"version" I hear would be largely from bone conduction, and so I would  
adjust my speech to adjust for the 'bone conduction filtered' version  
of the sound that I hear when I say it. How could I adequately match  
an accent or voice, if I don't hear the sound "as I make it".

I'm sorry if this is a vague idea, but I tried to imagine a machine- 
model, and the model wouldn't work.



Best

Kevin