Can it be used in a starter recording studio? it only need to block out some sound
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Depends on how you mount it or attach it to the wall, I would think. Google sound dampening for walls, but this stuff might help. I did not use it for that purpose. Good Luck! R.
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It doesn't block out all sound, but it does block out most of it. I think it's because of the padding, not any kind of advanced technology.
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Yes, it'll work very well to dampen the sound, but it won't actually "soundproof" it. You'll need to get that black "soundproofing" stuff to hang between the insulation and drywall.
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For the most part, yes, if the others are speaking at, let's say, crowd level. One would have to cover the mic. That would be to cancel out the background speaking. The listener will hear voices, but not necessarily be able to understand what is being said.I hope that this was helpful.
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Yes it would be great for that scenario however you won't be able to adjust the bass if it is boomy inside your studio.
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No. There are gaps for your camera, microphone and speakers, otherwise it would sound horrible.
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I assume you mean a through wall or window unit. Yes it should absorb sound however you have louver where the air blows into the room which will allow the units noise to transfer into the room. You aren't going to make the unit whisper quiet but it might bring some of the noise floor down. Certainly cheap enough to give it a shot.
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Musician / Studio Recorder.. Absolutely is the perfect answer... set the limiter to auto... it will automatically set your recording level so it doesn't klip... Set 3 feet away and grab your acoustic.. By Itself, it will do a great job.. You will still need to upload it to your computer and use some type of editing program to get an exceptable EQ and volume to call it a finished product.. I suggest NOT opening the mics, leave them in the XY position.. Much easier and not as stereo..
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That's exactly what I bought the recorder for. It works like a charm, just remember to place it where it won't be picking up unwanted noise.
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It should cancel out the noise, but they are a bit bulky. If you want to hear voices some others allow those sounds to be heard while filtering the white noise. If you don't care about voices, these are great and very affordable.
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No it does not avoid blocking the speakers but if it is to low you may not hear it as well.
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If you attach a 2nd mic to filter background noise you will get excellent quality sound. By itself it's pretty good but, it will pick up any background noise so just don't podcast where there is a lot of that.
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If you are recording vocals in an untreated recording environment this does a good job of knocking down the reflections. If you have a room that is already treated to minimize reflections and is tuned it's not necessary. If you get one don't place the mic way back in the shield as that will cause the mic to pick up the reflections from the dense foam treatment in the shield....and will add a "muffled" sound to what you are recording. I like this product for what it is but it will not make your bedroom sound like the vocal booth in a great recording studio.
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Don't think anything will "block" out loud music, but these plugs will definitely help. I think they are rated at 35 or 39 decibels, so anything louder than that will get through.
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I'm not so sure about containing sound. It breaks up a room well, but I don't think it would be what you might consider an incredible sound barrier.
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Yes I could. Especially when jamming live home performances. But for recording its better to avoid doing that as there will be tiny level of music from speakers again picked up by mic. But keeping good distance between both can solve it.
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In all fairness, I dont listen to classical music, so I cant jugde that. The noise isolation is ok, for a library it should be ok, I have a kid running around and it isolates enough, to not hear him