I don't use any voice other then my normal reading voice.
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THis is probably worth a thread in itself
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This, always hear my own voice. Even have an angry voice when I read something that riles me
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I DO THAT ALL THE TIME!
Morgan Freeman could tell you the worst news imaginable and make it sound OK.
Morgan Freeman could tell you the worst news imaginable and make it sound OK.
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"I'm sorry, son, but it appears you only have an hour to live. The blood is pouring from your abdomen at quite an alarming rate. Soon you will start to choke as it raises to your throat and your family probably wont even think to look for you for another 3 days. My, my, isn't that something".
"Ok. Thanks Mr Freeman
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"Ok. Thanks Mr Freeman
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I don't have a voice or accent in my head, it's just words. Except if I am imagining someone speaking who I have heard before and I'm imagining them saying something out loud I will hear their voice.
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Gotta love xkcd.com 
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This...
In fact I don't really process things as words, it's more like a transfer of information. The only time I really do things "by words" is when I have to re-read sentences (because they don't immediately make sense or whatever).
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My own voice, when it isn't on tape.
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If I'm reading something random off the Internet or from a textbook etc, I "hear" it in my own voice; if I'm reading speach from a book (novel/story), I tend to "hear" it in a voice I find suits the speaker.
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I read with my voice unless I have a voice to go with it. It also helps if I have a face to go with it. Then I use their voice.
"Good news. You are now reading this is my voice!"
"Sweet zombie Jesus!"
Actually this post works quite well as Brian Blessed's voice
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Whenever I see someone with the Christopher Walken avatar I tend to read the post with that voice 