you're amazing..thank you for sharing your incredible knowledge!! i really need to think more creatively haha

god you are a goldmine of information...i need to try this now..
i need electricity sounds in my life!!!

-holding a blanket over the mic and your head too, but it gets hot and it's a workout, obviously haha. The other DIY alternative i've seen is people taking PVC pipe and curtains/large blankets and building a sort of fort style enclosure with the pipes

if you treat it like a blanket fort on top of the normal shield, you'll get maximal results for minimal spending. Tho you COULD achieve a similar effect by just building a little blanket fort style enclosure around a mic stand normally haha. Have done plenty of sessions just standing while holdin-

-but if you wanna extra DIY it, i'd recc like a blanket over top and around the back of your head to maximize your reflection quelling from rooms. It's better than nothing, but still leaves the area of the mic where echo comes back in most prevalent (the front) wide open haha

since hana pinged me

not a voice actor, but audio person here wahoo!!

these things CAN be helpful, but they have a couple flaws in that they dont cover the top, bottom, or back (behind your head) of the enclosure. These will help from relections coming back into mic from the back and sides a bit-

You're really cool stuff!!

call me the magic man, bc that's all i do 😌😎

youtu.be/6c9PQx7S7UI

Da link for you! There's so much I don't touch on here, but maybe you'll learn something useful!

They may be tired of me pinging them, but thank you @kilohearts.com for making such an incredible tool that allows a silly guy like me to make sound effects in an accessible way.

heyyyy, not bad, i'll take that