Jonathan Curtis
Silver Member
My drum "studio" is really rather small, and hemmed in on three sides by bare walls in close proximity. My kit is well tuned and I have a lovely set of Audix mics, but our recordings always have a nasty tinny acoustic resonance from the prozimty of the bare walls.
I can't really afford any of the professional sound dampening things. Even the foam pads that look like egg trays are something like £15 a square meter. Does anyone have any home solutions for this sort of thing, from pinning some old towels to the wall to home-made egg box blankets?
Volume isn't the issue really, I'm not trying to keep sound in or out in that sense, but rather the tinny resonance that bounces off the walls.
Any advice?
Thanks
I can't really afford any of the professional sound dampening things. Even the foam pads that look like egg trays are something like £15 a square meter. Does anyone have any home solutions for this sort of thing, from pinning some old towels to the wall to home-made egg box blankets?
Volume isn't the issue really, I'm not trying to keep sound in or out in that sense, but rather the tinny resonance that bounces off the walls.
Any advice?
Thanks