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Michelle Ann Dunphy
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Hey everyone,
So I've got my gobo built! Now to improve the sound even further. Any ideas?
I appreciate all your input.  You all have been so helpful with improving my sound quality here at home and I greatly appreciate it.
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Allen Scofield
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I agree with Brian. Sounds very good AND I would add some covering to the overhead as suggested. Your voice is very clear and I can't hear anything of the room....so you're definitely on the right track.
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Ronald T Robinson
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Very nice, Michelle.
I agree with the others.
Put a "hat" on it! Preferably a mooshy one.
This, as "gating" wouldn't do anything for your "sound" - just the "noise".
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Michelle Ann Dunphy
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| Thank you everyone. I'm going to work on building a top for it this week. I have a bunch of left over bed foam (from using my closet as a booth), so I'm thinking about sewing it all together to make it thicker and putting that on top for now.
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Brian Hart
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Deby Cedars
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Alan Simmons
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| Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2007, 15:38 (GMT) Post subject: |
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Michelle,
The gobo looks (and sounds) great! I'm just finishing one myself and in the process of adding some acoustic foam in strategic areas. Which brings me to a question about your ceiling, Michelle. Is it a flat ceiling? Not vaulted or coffered (I think that's the right term)?
I need to add some foam to mine, but it's an unusual type of vaulted celing. Can anyone suggest a coverage "pattern" (checkerboard, etc.) that might be effective? Thanks!
~Alan
PS - Sorry Michelle, didn't mean to hijack your thread... 
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Michelle Ann Dunphy
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I do have some left over foam, so maybe I'll build something with that for a cover.
It's a flat ceiling, Alan. And no problem! I am still looking for more info about ceiling stuff as well.
Deby - groove tube? Nope. I have a Studio Projects C-1 in there. I've never heard of a groove tube.
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