system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
If we don't hear our own voice like it actually sounds, how can we sing correctly? (according to notes, keep a tone etc.)
gpt
It's the *tone* (or timbre) that sounds different, not the pitch. You can tell if the pitch of your voice is flat or sharp without needing to properly hear the timbre. A trained vocalist will know how his/her tone changes when they sing from the lungs, diaphragm, or through the nose (head voice). It's not like we can't hear our own voice at all, it's just that certain harmonics sound a little different from inside our head, so maybe it's more accurate to say that you only hear about 75% of our own voice the way other people hear it, not that we can't hear it at all.