Question for May 8th - May 14th, 2012

[Seishiro17]

What do you do to break up that nasty reverb? Do you use foam, blankets, cushions? Maybe a friendly bundle of stuffed animals? Inquiring minds want to know…? I guess. :razz:


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[Erica]

I made a blanket/clothes fort in my closet :P

[Sh3rl0ck]

Blankets, cushions and a giant bathrobe that I had in my closet.

[Ryusuke]

Blankets, clothing, the curtains, some acoustic foam....yeah.

[~ChibiSammii]

I use these stuffed animals that surround my mic well XD

[CrowSama]

Because I have no job and therefore no money to buy sound-proofing foams, I use the clothes in my closet, old blankets and towels that we don't use anymore. Basically a clothes, blanket, and towel fort like Erica's.

[ScottStoked]

I made up a little enclosure from DIY acoustic panels. Totally kills the room reflections, but doesn't sound like I'm in a coffin or a box.

[VodkaHaze]

I just put a gamecube controller round mine, and anything else I can get my hands on.

[MissAck]

I usually record in a walk in closet and then there's usually a huuuuuge blanket that I will place around the area my mic is. It sometimes looks so snuggly in there~
And I'll make sure there's like a towel on the door too.

[Ovarku]

So far, just the clothes that hang in my tiny closet (if I decide to record in there)