Your voice sounds different inside your head than it does on a recording. Recording and playing back gives you an outside perspective — and helps you check your practice history over time. TransVoice lets you record, replay, and compare sessions with pitch data attached, so you can see and hear patterns week by week.
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Common Questions
When you speak, you hear your voice partly through bone conduction in your skull, which adds bass. A recording captures the air-conducted sound, so it can feel unfamiliar compared with what you hear while speaking.
Yes. Recordings stay on your device by default. You only share them if you explicitly choose to use the community feedback feature, and even then, sharing is anonymous.
Weekly comparisons are usually easier to review than daily ones. Small day-to-day changes can be subtle, while longer intervals make patterns easier to notice.
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