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Minimizing echo while shooting in apartment
by stan welks on Jun 27, 2008 at 12:37:44 am

I want to connect a lav or two directly into an HVX-200 and record some videos shot in my apartment. I
want to get the best sound possible within the area I have available to work with (my living room).

1. What type of blankets (thick, thin, does it matter) should I hang from the walls to minimize echos?

2. Where should they be hung? Should every wall in the room being shot in be covered?

3. Any other tips anyone can provide for this situation?

Thanks!!!


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