i’m going by memory, i saw your “cash money video” on here.
i was struck by you have decent tone, but, you have a sort of “ess”y, hissy….oot a “lisp”, but something very slight of one.
i dont think you are gonna “EQ” that out, but, opinions vary.
first round for me would be FFT noise removal, and setting levels and limits.
i;d be thinking about fooling around with multi-band compression to control the “ssssssss”, followed by “sterilizing” the vocals… heavy compression, followed by expansion… and THEN playing with reverb and related effects.
I work on vocals in “cool edit pro/adobe audition”. you can never guarantee results, and, the “first time” might take me one hour, or, a whole week. Never know… after that first one, assuming similar tracks and conditions, it would be a quicker thing, as i wouldnt be flyng blind.
if you dont have a radio voice? a lot of people will try the humble shure sm-57…
you might not have a situation you can just “do this effect, throw that one on” based on other youtubers “advice”. Many “effects” sound great or horrible, depending on knowing how to set them.
real audio work starts at the source and the signal chain and recording… followed by for lack of a batter word “real” audio software, and a mixer that has experience.
the more “work” your voice needs to make you happy… the less “toss this effect on…” froma youtuber is going to make you happy.
and, an annoying voice is no IMPEDIMENT to success on youtube channel.
“sandman” who does the MGTOW videos? he started off with a “noob” voiceover work…. then he settled into his “annoying voice” as i called it… recently he JUST got a decent sound engineering, i think. sounds decent now.
NOTE: he makes 6 figures a year off of his voice, so, even a highly annoying voiceover didnt stop him? it was his CONTENT we like.