Recording Under A Blanket at Logan Shaw blog

Recording Under A Blanket. I tried recording vocals (both sung and spoken) under a blanket while on my bed, and i wouldn't say it does next to nothing. The best thing you can do in this case is to grab a blanket and tape it to a wall or hang it over a reasonably tall and wide bookshelf with. Yes, you can use blanket to record. Blanket will pretty much eliminate the reflections up to the point where it's nearly impossible to notice. You can get quality vocal recordings at home, and achieving the best results can be as simple as strategically placing blankets or even mattresses around you (or whomever you’re recording) as. Irony is that blanket over head can. It's not generic garbage, trust me: As others have mentioned, turn off the hvac, unplug the fridge and put every sleeping bag, blanket, towel, and cushion on the floor to absorb. My room is normally quite. I’ve done it many times. It works well, but it just looks silly. Blanket over head definitely works for recording vocals.

The best thing you can do in this case is to grab a blanket and tape it to a wall or hang it over a reasonably tall and wide bookshelf with. Blanket will pretty much eliminate the reflections up to the point where it's nearly impossible to notice. As others have mentioned, turn off the hvac, unplug the fridge and put every sleeping bag, blanket, towel, and cushion on the floor to absorb. Blanket over head definitely works for recording vocals. It's not generic garbage, trust me: Irony is that blanket over head can. It works well, but it just looks silly. Yes, you can use blanket to record. You can get quality vocal recordings at home, and achieving the best results can be as simple as strategically placing blankets or even mattresses around you (or whomever you’re recording) as. I’ve done it many times.

When you’re recording, just try stuff. Like the blanket mic tunnel. r

Recording Under A Blanket It works well, but it just looks silly. I’ve done it many times. As others have mentioned, turn off the hvac, unplug the fridge and put every sleeping bag, blanket, towel, and cushion on the floor to absorb. It works well, but it just looks silly. I tried recording vocals (both sung and spoken) under a blanket while on my bed, and i wouldn't say it does next to nothing. The best thing you can do in this case is to grab a blanket and tape it to a wall or hang it over a reasonably tall and wide bookshelf with. Blanket will pretty much eliminate the reflections up to the point where it's nearly impossible to notice. Yes, you can use blanket to record. You can get quality vocal recordings at home, and achieving the best results can be as simple as strategically placing blankets or even mattresses around you (or whomever you’re recording) as. My room is normally quite. Blanket over head definitely works for recording vocals. Irony is that blanket over head can. It's not generic garbage, trust me: