i am not a professional in speech pathology or anything whatever, but i experience this like “downloading” someone’s voice through exposure. for example, i would be extremely comfortable saying something with a southern accent or even “as someone” familiar-but-distinct to me. i have a pretty versatile framework for referencing its distinct qualities.
i am actually not super familiar with morgan freeman but i can “hear” him when i read this to myself because i can support what i don’t know of his speech with the understanding of my own. if i were to read it to someone, not so much… because that is outside of the framework of my own perception.
Wow, what an interesting question. I hope someone can answer it better!
Professional musician here, on an instrument that uses really fine motor control and muscle awareness. When I read what you posted, I feel my mouth and tongue slightly moving, to shape those words The shape of the mouth for any vowel is called the vocal formant. I think I’ve always done this and I just now realized it.
There’s two ways of hearing things…
Your ears are like Mr Potato heads ears. You pop them out and put them on the table in front of you.
Now, you can’t hear as your inputs are gone. But you can still imagine sounds. Your brain can take a memory and loop the signal into the nerves that are where your ears “attach”.
So, you can hear things through your ears, or your brain can send internal signals down the same input pathways… so you hear things that aren’t based on external inputs.
Sorry for not giving some answer.
But I will give people here something else to boggle their mind about as that voice you can mimic in your mind, is just the start. Get a towel ready as well, you might need it.
Just dream bigger, and give it some more thought. Just think of all the people you’ve met in your dreams and what ALL of that means by doing so.
You now get that towel. You can use it to have something easy to wrap around your mind xD
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