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Reddit mentions of Aokeo Professional Studio Recording Microphone Isolation Shield, Pop Filter.High density absorbent foam is used to filter vocal. Suitable for Blue Yeti and any condenser microphone recording equipment
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Reddit mentions: 4
We found 4 Reddit mentions of Aokeo Professional Studio Recording Microphone Isolation Shield, Pop Filter.High density absorbent foam is used to filter vocal. Suitable for Blue Yeti and any condenser microphone recording equipment. Here are the top ones.
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ELIMINATE INTERFERENCE: The inner side of the microphone isolation shield is made of absorbing cotton insulation that can reduce sound reflection when recording.FLEXIBILITY & CONVENIENCE: The folding panel design features enables angle adjustments, giving you optimal insolation. Compact design, lightweight construction as well as fold-ability allows you to carry it easily and take along wherever you go.DURABILITY: Constructed out of premium steel with high-quality screws to ensure sturdiness, and long lasting performance. DIMENSIONS: 8.3In (21CM) Tall and 10.2In (26CM) Wide when fully extended out for use.VERSATILITY: The microphone isolation shield can be fixed on a countertop or tabletop, and also can be mounted to a microphone stand. *Does not include any Aokeo microphones, stands, etc. which is purchased separately. Only the pop shield will be in box*DESIGN: Block unwanted sounds from entering your microphone by using this Microphone Isolation Shield. This acoustic shield features an acoustic foam front and a vented metal back plate. *NOTE: THIS DOES NOT COME WITH ANY STAND. ADDITIONALLY IT MAY OR MAY NOT FIT YOUR PERSONAL STAND SO WE INCLUDED AND ADAPTER IN BOX, BUT DOES FIT AOKEO BRANDED STANDS 100% GUARANTEE
Specs:
| Color | Black |
| Height | 1.77 Inches |
| Length | 12.99 Inches |
| Size | Foldable Adjustable |
| Width | 8.27 Inches |
I have a sound proof foam stand that I set up behind my microphone. It works really well without having to soundproof the whole room.
https://www.amazon.com/Microphone-Adjustable-Constructed-Industrial-High-Density/dp/B07BCKL4RS/ref=mp_s_a_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1543168440&sr=8-7&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=sound+isolation+foam&dpPl=1&dpID=51TK4lev1ML&ref=plSrch
So would getting either of these make a significant difference?
https://www.amazon.com/Pack-Acoustic-Panels-Studio-Wedges/dp/B010GPFRUQ/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1541894161&sr=8-3&keywords=noise+foam
https://www.amazon.com/Microphone-Adjustable-Constructed-Industrial-High-Density/dp/B07BCKL4RS/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1541894251&sr=8-4&keywords=isolation+shield
This - $58.99
This - $99.00
This - the one with the stand ($48.00)
and This - $12.50
Total: $218.49
The "soundproof shield" on the mic stand isn't enough. The only reason I say you should get it is because it will allow you to hang a blanket over your mic. You want something heavy with a cotton-like, or very dense surface. You can hang the blanket there and "duck in" to do your voice work. You can take a phone in with your lines on it so you don't have to duck in and out so much. The point is that there is no such thing as a good mic that doesn't need soundproofing, period.
With this condenser mic, good soundproofing (blanket), and the heavy pop filter, you will be surprised at the quality. The Behringer audio interface is basically an amp, you know, and it's totally fine for voice work. And remember, this is NOT a USB mic! It NEEDS an audio interface.
I realize it's more than the option already presented, but it's just so worth it. It really is so much about that blanket. The fact is if you want to sound pro without spending pro money, you need to stick your head in there and just put up with that. The results are 100% worth it.
One other thing: if you find that pop filter isn't enough, and you're still hearing "mouth clicks" (this setup, without filter, will pick up every little sound the inside of your mouth makes -- and the inside of your mouth actually makes a LOT of unintended noise, if you didn't know it), start layering on thin nylon fabric (panty hose will work) until it's gone to your satisfaction.
Here's me using this exact setup (I have tried other inexpensive setups!)
https://soundcloud.com/dan-williams-214914755/credits-1/s-881qi?in=dan-williams-214914755/sets/a-house-in-wayward-canyon/s-cfvoq
I may be a little late to this, but my advice would be to get something very soft around the mic in a semi-sphere (something akin to this: Isolation shield) and speak very, very softly (NPR style) about an inch or two to the left or right of the mic, with the mic turned to point at your mouth (don't speak directly into the mic, your breath will ruin the recording). Keep in mind, this will make it sound very bassy due to the proximity effect and may not remove all of the reverb, but it can cut it down a great deal.