It shows the interaction between the brain’s speech control system and external rhythmic or auditory stimuli. You can try using a metronome. Music, speech sounds, or rhythm act like a metronome that reminds your brain when to produce sound. In addition, when you hear someone speaking, the mirror neuron system is activated. This system helps you imitate or synchronize with other people’s speech movements. DAF (Delayed Auditory Feedback) can also be effective, as it makes the brain perceive your own voice as if it were coming from someone else, with a millisecond delay.