Sound Treating/Proofing Room – Still Worth It?
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- KVRer
- 9 posts since 16 Jan, 2021 from Detroit
I don't use any of them, so I cannot comment. I did use a reflection filter to help improve the sound. But all of this is relative. I can recommend another method to you: you can use 2 microphone boom brackets, which extend completely vertically (the boom is at a 90-degree angle). Then, spread a quilt or the like on it.
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- KVRer
- 7 posts since 21 Dec, 2020
I definitely wouldn't do it if you intend on moving in 12 months. I had panels stuck up for a few years and it was still a nightmare getting them all off the walls without making a big mess.
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- KVRian
- 809 posts since 2 Mar, 2018
A few thoughts:
1. First and foremost WAIT. I would not do much if anything until you move, unless you feel like you "have to" get going now.
2. Foam sucks. Don't waste your money.
3. Vocal booths: see foam comments.
I can't see that you can do much about the noises of the heating etc but for general sound control, you can do simple an fairly inexpensive things vs spending gobs of money on sound panels and all. Like get one of those 3-panel dressing dividers and hang some heavy blankets over it.
1. First and foremost WAIT. I would not do much if anything until you move, unless you feel like you "have to" get going now.
2. Foam sucks. Don't waste your money.
3. Vocal booths: see foam comments.
I can't see that you can do much about the noises of the heating etc but for general sound control, you can do simple an fairly inexpensive things vs spending gobs of money on sound panels and all. Like get one of those 3-panel dressing dividers and hang some heavy blankets over it.
