Why does your voice change as you get older? - Shaylin A. Schundler
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The human voice is capable of incredible variety and range. As we age, our bodies undergo two major changes which explore that range. So how exactly does our voice box work, and what causes these shifts in speech? Shaylin A. Schundler describes how and why our voices change when we get older.
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The new question is why can't we hear our actual voice/tone (unless you use recorder and hate yourself for your voice).
yes I wonder
Unicorn_Queen the number of 's' shows the pain😂
According to BBC: "It’s because when you speak you hear your own voice in two different ways. The first is through vibrating sound waves hitting your ear drum, the way other people hear your voice. The second way is through vibrations inside your skull set off by your vocal chords. Those vibrations travel up through your bony skull and again set the ear drum vibrating. However as they travel through the bone they spread out and lower in pitch, giving you a false sense of bass. Then when you hear a recording of your voice, it sounds distinctly higher." Sorry for the long answer lol
This helps explain why you think your voice sounds exactly like the singer your singing along with on the radio, but others don't agree. You hear that you are matching the pitch perfectly. But to hear how you really sound when you sing, you need to record yourself and listen to it. All professional singers do that to make sure they are singing properly.
wuhoo123 That was helpful no need for ted ed video for this😄
I love the sound of my own voice!
said no one ever
Haha😂😂
Sebastian Elytron I hateeee my singing voice, even though I'm professionally trained. My speaking voice is obnoxious too
😁
Well the good news is that regardless of how obnoxious your voice sounds to you, everyone around you is fine with it.
I love my voice
Perfect timing Ted, today was the first day I’ve had a bunch of voice cracks.
Hang in there, CalebDoesStuff. 😊
they have been watching you for years
Enjoy puberty dude. It’s a wild rollercoster. Can’t really relate cause I’m not a dude. But yay for you Caleb
Prepare for some embarassing moments ahead caleb. Presenting a drama in front of class when my voice cracked was the worst.
Welcome to the dropping-balls club.
You know those people with really deep voices? Imagine how deep they think there own voices sound.
Imagine corpse thinking about his own voice that would be scary
I learned a lot about biology from your video
Abhijit leihaorambam more Anatomy than biology
@@ryanmohan3041 yiu get what he's trying to see but nvm
It’s like a mandatory patch we have to go through
We’re gonna get paragoned lmao
My voice never suddenly switched. Sure, I got voice cracks, but overall my voice dropped slowly but steadily
Unless you opt for the castration debuff
GDI Castration = Jailbreaking The Larynx.
"Your free trial of puberty has ended"
Imagine if girls had deep voices and boys had high pitched voices
Imagine the queen with Dwayne the Rocks voice
hollie c oml that would be weird
I can feel the earth coming to an end, then!
I just imagined.. what's next?
hollie c dwayne's voice is not that striking....
I always thought my voice actually sounded good...that was before I recorded myself talking.😭
Miriam Haralson 😂
Me too :((((((((((((((((((((
Me three
No that feeling.
Imagine if girls had the male look and boys the girl’s one lol
Ok, but why does your age change as you get older?
That's a good question
Age is a social construct. But why do we get older over a period of time? If we knew we would have solved immortality. We do have ideas tho.
brocanova can science explain this?!
brocanova because you age
does choclate milk come from brown cows?
is the moon made of cheese?
*WHAT IS THE AGE OF CONSENT* ?
this video should be titled "why does the grandma have airpods and I don't" 4:00
hearing aid
@@falcon5178 that looks nothing like a hearing aid
@@Juici667.
EnterFalcon Wooooooooosh
i know its a joke
Why is my voice too soft? When I'm speaking people will be like I can't hear u, even if I scream also..
Awe, that's cute. I sound like a angry sick 4 year old.
Why is my voice -too soft?- constantly yelling?
when i'm speaking people will be like i can hear you thinking even if i whisper also..
Same, I'm a man but my voice is too soft
Hah same people always say they can't hear me or that I'm speaking too softly.
My guess is you have sensitive hearing? I have that problem as well
I believe after castration was outlawed, they simply switched to getting new singers. Once your voice cracked, you couldn't be a part of the choir anymore and someone younger had to take your place.
All I feel is,pain for the people who hear me everyday.I wish they could hear the voice that I hear when I speak.
you probably have it easy, i sound worse than fruity pinnochio.
@@matherman1111 😂😂😂😂😂
My heart stopped when I saw the creepy balls cutting guy's face 😱
I-
😂😂😂😂
When
*balls*
When?
@@PloverBones 0:20
Thank you Ted for posting all these amazing and interesting videos, that I absolutely just love.
When I read the title I answered “Puberty” but it came out with a voice crack. 😑
haha
oof
Way before getting too much older, Elton John's voice seemed to change drastically between the 70s and 90s. Chris Cornell was hitting some seriously great high notes, even after 50. I guess it just varies.
Singers are a little different, in that they put an extreme amount of use into their voice boxes. Many of them develop vocal nodules, that they need surgery to correct- and their voices never sound exactly the same again.
Also, smoking can seriously change the pitch and timbre of your voice.
In Spanish (at least in Mexico) we call voice cracks "roosters", in expressions such as "your rooster escaped". I've always found it hilarious.
Thanks for the informative video. However it didn't give the information I was hoping for.
While the reasons for vocal changes during puberty and when you're old are rather well-known, I'd like to know why and how the voice changes between ages ~25 to ~55. It especially (but not exclusively) shows in singing voices of opera singers that tend to get darker over this peroide of time.
This channel always seems to know the random questions floating around in my head
I love this channel. Boom. I said it.😍
That lady has Airpods ;) 3:58
I need the intro music to be my alarm lol
0:54 the middle one is my sister in the shower
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I Love watching this channel, even if i don't understand the topic I learn it by the end. I love these videos they make want to learn more as I age. Right now me being in middle school i'm pretty average, but these video make me a whole level smarter. This year I got in advanced Math and Science, And I'm very proud. I wouldn't be here without you. Thank you!
Me: Asks this question
Parents: *It's called puberty, kid.*
I'm 14 and going through puberty and I sound so wierd. Its sounds deep but squeaky at the same time. I just hope I don't sound like this forever.
Don't worry, you probably won't. :-)
@@eggyo69 thank you :-)
have fun going through puberty....
Mr squeaky.
same im 14 and my voice is so different from 6 months ago
My voice still sounds like my 5 year old self
Same
Same
How old are you all? It will start changing from 12-15 years old. In my case, I'm 13 and its just started to crack alot and get alittle deeper. Some experience it earlier or later then others.
Squeakers will always be squeakers...
@@merrillgeorge1838 who cares, you're 11. Enjoy it while it lasts.
Man, the animation keeps getting better and better! It looks so adorable and funny!
The voice box is a scary and amazing organ, especially when you hear lions fighting.
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Love all of these educational videos IN ANIMATIONS (thats what catches our kid minds by the way) and the fact that its no charge.
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@@falcon5178 I N A N I M A T I O N S
Why we when hear our own voice we just feel shame
cus it sounds different from our brain voice, brain voice is the voice you have in your hesd
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Skooma Ikr
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I just realized, if we see Justin Y. everywhere, doesn't that also mean we are everywhere too?
Chlorophyll ! Then the ones who hate justin just for seeing him are hypocrites
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We learned about the larynx in fifth grade but this is amazing!
Love this I always wondered how the voice box works. Can you please make a video shows how singers train their voice. Lots of love from Viet Nam
Can you make a video about what makes a good singing voice and why some people can sing well and others can't?
In middle school we had a kid giving a speech on Veterans Day and he had a voice crack that kid probably thinks everyone forgot but i still remember and think about it ALOT
Love how simply this concept was explained! Thanks TED-Ed :)
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Incorrect at @1:53 "By pushing the air faster or slower we change the frequency and amplitude of these vibrations" The Hz is changed by faster vibrating vocal cords, making faster waves, but faster air over vocal cords do not necessarily change the pitch.
1:47 poor guy he just wanted to play his trumpet
The animation is so cute and good
I can't wait for my voice to change as I age, I think it's cool lol
Harshil Patel hmm
Im 13 trust me them voice crack are anoying but funny XD
don't count on that, just go to speech therapy. much more effective
this guy looks 27
This is actually a terrifying video. I'm very attached to my singing voice and the knowledge that I will lose it within the next few decades feels like being told I'll die way before I expected to. :(
I [hate] that my singing voice sounds so good in my head; but after I heard a recording of it, never sang aloud again!!
Same
I love the movement animation
How to keep them young and healthy?
Jina Rose there muscles so like all muscles exercise them
harvesting fresh ones should work
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That explains why I suddenly went from sounding like a newborn baby to corpse husband
I thought I was gonna have a girly voice but I sound like corpse husband
When my favorite singer has changed his voice, getting order, I was so sad. I know that this is natural, but I couldn’t help worring about his voice to change. But he has overcome this change, many people became love his song. Neat!
Actually i didn’t like my voice, so i used to imagine about having girly voice. As result, i happend to realize that now my voice suits me best. I think it actually comes from one’s character or habit. My voice is just me! I love my voice!
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the deep voice of the narrator
So how do you maintain your vocal chords, just by speaking regularely?
i guess
My voice started changing when I was 11 and I was so confused why I sounded so strange.
@plastic_angelz im 11 and my voice become 12% deep ;-;;-;;;;;;--;;;
@@quarts5519 that’s oddly specific ‘~’
The animation is simple yet sophisticated. WOW!
My voice has been cracking a lot lately. Does that mean my voice is getting deeper?
people : he-
me : *E M B R A C E T H E W I L D E R N E S S*
I learn even more in educational videos than in school with our teachers....
The narrator's voice is really soothing, I can hear it all day.
I'm 16 and my voice still sounds like a girl lol.😆 I always talked in high pitch since childhood. I used to kill Let It Go's high note, I still can today but it would leave my throat soar.😂
I have the opposite problem! I'm a girl with a pretty low pitched voice haha.
ur probably approaching it with too much vocal weight I can hit d2 consistently but I can also hit like d6 consistently its just about the coordination u use to get there
Why is there girls here
me before video: ye i'd do any thing for dat angelic voice
me after video: *NO THANKS*
Learnt more about vocal folds on this video than in my anatomy class lol
I think it's pretty cool we have a voice, we all can do anything with it.
Finally, the science behind old people voices!
I never noticed how my voice changed, it still sounds like a child’s voice and as for singing....let me not even mention 😖
Thank god because my voice is so high pitched i cant wait for it to get deeper so i can finally stop sounding like a baby
Now I know why my voice excels at low notes and struggles to hit semi high notes.
But you didn't answer "why". You just said "how".
Because of your larynx.
I think they answered the question
Why does the voice change? The voice changes because of all these processes that happen, which the video describes in detail
That's a valid point
@@angiep.7253 That's still answering the mechanics of how your voice changes, not why your voice changes. The video did touch on the why your voice changes at the end of life, but not really the initial voice change at puberty.
Nekilof - I think the evolutionary reason is that deeper voices give people the image of a larger body size, which was desirable in males because they could hunt better and stuff. Though I’m sure there’s more to it than that but that’s all I know.
Suprising but why does my grandma has the most strongest voice of us all and the most loudest 😂 her voice is even greater than mine suprising 😂
She's a cranky old lady still got some strong voice 😂
I love the animation! 🤩it really added to the video!
Just perfect I just got back to school into 7th grade and they said dammm bro your voice was so high before in 5th grade
4:03 look out lady theres a see through taller lady next to you, oh no she has airpods in she cant hear us!
0:46 *most “rappers” be like*
He really went:
⭐️👄⭐️
**heavenly noise played**
You hearing your voice vs recording and listening to it is like looking into the mirror vs taking a picture and looking at it.
I'm in middle school, so everyone's voice is different, and chorus has a definite variety of voices, but the sopranos sing high pitched notes and then they expect the altos to keep up so my fellow altos are dying, yay voice changes
I have two teenage brothers. Why does the younger one have a deeper voice than the older one?
Always love the quotes at the beginning of the videos.
I remember when I was younger I could hit all the notes an alto can sing without effort. Now I am a low bass that can pump out every note a tenor can sing by using my falsetto
(for reference, in normal circumstances in the middle of the day I can go from low D2 all the way up to A5, where voice.exe decides to stop working. I have to switch to falsetto when singing everything higher that F4, everything under that is comfortable. In the morning or evening, I can reach a C2, and in rare instances even a Bb1. I'm also working on my octavist range, and I have managed to somehow hold an A0, that is the lowest key on a standard piano for anyone wondering)
I’m not that smart when it comes to singing but isn’t your voice deeper in the morning because your vocal cords are relaxed?0
Nowadays, there is a thing called earrape.
proguy Especially in K-POP
proguy also know as earbleeding
@@someanminieminymymememe9169 (insert comment about how your reply is irrelevant)
How much would it cost if I inserted a comment?
@@ihatedmyoldnamesoheresanew7204 It's not irrelevant since they're saying there's a lot of earrape in K-Pop.
In my case it was actually backwards xD, when I was 14 I used to have a very deep almost batman like voice and now that i'm 19 my voice it's so fine that almost 90% of the time people confuse my voice with a girl in phone calls and WhatsApp audios, the other 10% are just friends and family that just sometimes mistake my voice jsjs
Maybe if you’re trans?
@@whimsical5325no it does not work like that 🙂
The singer is so cuuuuuttteeeee
Can you make a video on the differences between the vocal cords in singers vs humans?
3:05 is not true. The vocal folds aren't homogeneous before puberty only to differentiate during puberty. If it were true, we'd be unable to phonate using different laryngeal vibratory mechanisms before puberty. Children's voices would be restricted to mechanism 1.
4:14 I liked how you alluded to the role of the vestibular folds in the development of breathier, wheezier voices! :)
Youthro Ted knows what they talk about and does there research and ACTUALLY professionals honey
@@lilboi4694 Maybe this person does their research as well, or learned it in school? Ted isn't always right, and that's okay. Maybe this person is wrong, but Ted could be too.
I better get a deep voice, I’m 15 and can hit an F7
Edit: I’m 16 now… still can hit an F7 😑
I-
Wait till youre 17 or 18😂
Adding the reverb from all to oral and nasal cavities to the base tone of the larynx and you get yourself a voice.
The animation style is adorable
Because of eating so much SAUCE!
Riz2k17 Are you Albert Einstein
thats why you cant breathe at the same time as speaking
yes you can: speaking is technically breathing, but with voice in action
you are always breathing while talking
@@falcon5178no it’s not
The answer why you don’t hear your actual voice is because in your mind you have a different idea of what your voice sounds like and when you talk you also talk in your mind so yeah that’s why you don’t hear your actual voice when you talk. Also please like I did research on this.
About quantum computing please and Transtitors please.
So my voice is going to get even higher when I get older?
But how are mimicry artist the
MEMIC voice of some one else
Today I realized I cannot scream as I could when I was younger anymore. That gud, high scream that had made my mom get deaf for a while a lot of times... I miss that... I really miss that...
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