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I managed to inadvertently cure myself of this problem by recording a lot of music in my early 20's. I became accustomed to hearing what my voice actually sounds like and got a lot better at controlling it as a result.
Those first few months of recording were rough though, lol. I hated listening to all of my recordings.
Any tips for learning to control your voice?
Practice with a microphone and headphones. Add some delay.
You will soon learn proper microphone technique and also how to adjust and get accustomed to the sound of your voice.
I’ve had instant feedback on my headset for years now and it actually sounds weird not to hear my own voice back.