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Some people “think”/hear a voice other than their own when reading.
Mine has always been mine. Even the badly attempted accents. Though I can hear famous voices for a while if I really concentrate.
What about you?
What a great question! If it is an article online, my own. If it is the Lord of the Rings I hear Tolkien in narration but I hear the voices of the movie actors when the corresponding character is speaking in the text. Thinking deeper, for all novels I think it the voice of the author or how I imagine the voice would sound during narration and of how I imagine the characters would sound when they are speaking.
This might be the best question I've seen on here so far. Excellent, great, awesome, and every other superlative.
I often make up different voices in my head for each character based on what i feel they might sound like given their description. A lot of times those voices are based of ones I've heard else where. Actors that may have played a character similar. It helps with getting more into the story.
When i read book or when I am writing, I usually read it in my voice. I read articles and posts online with either the OP's voice (if I know it) or my standard male/female voice. I literally have a bunch of voices I imagine different G@G users having. I think still-alive made a post a while back with audio and it surprised me because I thought he sounded different lol.
If I am reading a text, or a book whose characters I am familiar with, I definitely hear it in the individuals voice who is speaking the lines. I'm using voice to text right now and I only hear my voice :-)
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If it's something I wrote/write/am re-reading, I hear my own.
If somebody else wrote it, I imagine their voice; or try to. Which is a big mystery, sometimes, and that can be frustrating. But I certainly don't hear my voice then. Though I'm not sure I hear the unknown. Maybe that's the key difference.
u I'm reading The Hunt for Red October right now. I can only hear Ramius' lines in Sean Connery's voice.
I hear the characters' voices. Little boy = little boy voice. Young woman = my voice 😂. Old man = Old man voice. The voice tends to match the personality as well, as emotions such as slow and drawn out, frantic, upbeat, sad, etc.
Usually the voice in my head that keeps saying "kill, kill" drowns out the one reading the book.
It depends, is it a book where a movie or show has already been made about it, if so I hear the voices of the actors who play those characters, otherwise, it's just my voice.
I just hear my own voice when reading in my head. When I read a book though I like to very quietly whisper the words if no one is around. I feel like it helps me retain more. 😅
Depending on my mood unless if it serious I need to hear myself sometimes, to save the data faster, also if I need only to understand I don't hear myself.
My own, this also leads up to another question. Did you know not everyone has an inner narrative? There’s people who do, people who don’t, and people who use more imagery.
It's all about me! Jk but I do only here my voice or well read it out loud in silence in my head... if that makes sense haha
It's my own voice that I hear (as I hear it) - faster than I can read out loud, and I will often skip over words.
Sometimes I hear Will Ferrel’s, Jeff Goldblum’s, Peter Griffin’s, Megatron’s, or unknown. Sometimes when I don’t know who to hear it cuts out like internet lag
Depending on the genre or main character' personality, I'd be hearing not only mine but different others that I subconsciously find suitable for some line like some kind of mental entrainment.
I create voices in my head for what I think they sound like.
Fun fact~ some people don't have an internal voice. It's called aphantasia
When I read I feel like I hear the characters voices in the story
Never though much about it 🤔. I guess it is another voice than my own but not one I could pinpoint. Lol.
Oh definitely my voice, I'm just reading to myself but in my head lol. But the images my mind creates really makes the stories come alive.
u I will look into it as I go rest...
will get back with the answer, tomorrow...
I usually hear a woman's soft voice. Sometimes scarlet's.
I dont think/hear any voice, I see pictures.
I don't hear a voice when I read.
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