As you can imagine, women’s vocal cords tend to vibrate more rapidly. If you have a higher pitch voice, this means that your vocal cords vibrate quickly, producing a high frequency.
On top of this, additional factors can impact how your voice changes as you age. This problem may cause you to speak louder, quieter, or at a different pitch than you would have when you had perfect hearing. If you have hearing loss, you are less able to hear both the volume and the intricacies of your voice. That’s why your voice sounds higher when you listen to a recording. This effect causes your voice to sound lower pitch than it does someone else. Your skull acts a little like an orchestra hall, resonating the sound. You can also hear the vibrations of your vocal cords inside your head. They then enter the cochlea, where little hairs help the brain interpret the pitch, volume, and patterns of your voice to distinguish sounds. Humans hear their voices through two means. Let’s look at what’s happening and explore some solutions.
But how you hear can affect how you speak….which can lead to communication problems. Maybe you thought your hearing loss only affects your ears. You’re fairly certain that the person you’re speaking with doesn’t have severe hearing loss. “You’ll need to speak up.” They say it over and over. Have you ever been asked this by a significant other or friend during a casual conversation? You realize suddenly that what you thought was a casual conversation was perceived by the other person as a loud, angry voice.
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