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You can have a $3,000 microphone but if your recording space isn’t treated, it won’t matter. Your voice over business starts with an acoustically treated “dead” space. These products will help get you there. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.
Acoustic Foam Bass Traps 12
Acoustic foam panels feature a classic design that offers excellent sound deadening and echoes absorption. These thick bass traps are a perfect way to absorb the low range tones from your voice, creating the ultimate “dead” room for your vocal recordings.
Aston Microphones Halo Portable Microphone Reflection Filter
Can’t control that room echo? There are a lot of different room reflectors (a.k.a. isolation shields) out there, but this is the only one we’ve seen so far that actually works. Just read the reviews. Created by Aston Microphones in the United Kingdom. This still isn’t a complete fix for bad room acoustics, but it certainly achieves excellent results.
Audimute isolé Sound Barrier Sheet
Got a door that’s letting in too much noise? Hang one of these 20 pound sheets and it will reduce the noise considerably. Measuring 34.5″ x 82″ tall, it will keep the peace inside your recording space. Available in black, white, cream, navy blue and steel. It has a 0.75 NRC rating and is made in the USA with a layer of Peacemaker sound barrier material.
Audimute Sound Absorption Dampening Blanket
Available in 7 different colors, these 95″ x 54″ soundproofing sheets have a 0.85 NRC rating. These are great for absorbing sound and while not advertised as such, keeping sound out. Each sheet weighs 10 lbs.
Auralex Acoustic Absorption Foam
Standing waves, room modes, acoustic reflections — These are all just fancy ways of talking about why your sound sucks if you don’t have the right acoustic treatment. The bottom line is that you’re going to need to do something about those blank walls that bounce sound around your studio. If you’ve been looking into it, you’ve probably noticed that most companies charge an arm, a leg, and maybe a kidney or two for acoustic treatment. With just a pack or two of studio foam on your walls, you’ll hear a night-and-day difference in your sound.
Heavy Duty Cotton Moving Blanket
Real sound blankets can be expensive. You can actually get by on the cheap with regular moving blankets, depending on your environment. These are made of recycled cotton and are a great way to stop reflection and deaden your recording space.