You should hear very little when you control the puck. Treat the puck as if it was an egg, cradling it with flowing wrist, shoulder, and forearm movement. First of all, mastering any skill in hockey requires focused training and repetition of correct technique. This destructive approach stems from a lack of on ice confidence, which often results from poor specialized skills instruction. Doing what comes natural, or what feels good on the ice is almost always wrong.
Hockey is a challenging game riddled with precise movements.
We all are born to move on land in a simple upright posture. We can all name our favorite puck handlers. I personally get a chill watching players like Pavel Bure, Sergei Fedorov, Alexei Kovalev, Sergei Nemchinov control not only the puck, but frequently the entire flow of the game through magical stickhandling. They can all skate like the wind. They define grace and beauty, poetry and control.