Professional Mic Isolation Shield with Pop Filter Reducing Noise and Reflection for Record Studios Mic, Singing, Podcasts

Professional Mic Isolation Shield with Pop Filter Reducing Noise and Reflection for Record Studios Mic, Singing, Podcasts This works very well as long as you understand what it can and can't do. It is not total isolation, it will not silence a train or lots of traffic out your window. It will not silence screaming kids or a barking dog in the house. It will help with reflections in the room primarily, as well as help with noise from an air conditioner or minor computer fan noise. It not so much about sound proofing and more about stopping room reflection and room reverb. In addition realize that most mics pick up the least from the back and side and the most from the front., unless it's omni directional. So foam on the back side is only so helpful. Having said all that it does a great job of tightening the sound of the mic and reducing room reflections as well as allot of air conditioner noise. It also keeps air from blowing across the microphone. I feel if your expectations are correct you will love this product, it's more of a super pop filter than it is an iso booth, I think it's great for what it is and I am grateful to have it.

This noise isolation shield prevents excessive echoing and noticeably reduced sound bleeding in your recordings when installed properly. Keep in mind this is directional in how it cuts down on sound reflections but even when tested in a poor sound space with a lot of reflections it can make a significant difference and improve your recording.

This works really well to 'smooth' out sound. It dampens background noise and takes away that cold, cheap sound that was in my recordings before. It made my voice sound not only clearer, but richer, since there wasn't so much ambient noise behind my voice any longer.It works well on a small scale for me, so I'm happy with it. I don't have a huge setup or much experience, but I feel like it's helped me out a lot so far. I think it's good for small setups.

A bit small and not quite as effective as larger reflection control devices. I have a larger, clamshell style isolation shield that is a bit better at the job but I could see this being handy in a pinch. Perhaps something to throw in the sound bag for those "just in case" situations?

My husband has had a podcast for a little over a year and one of the things that bothered him was having poor audio. Although he has what's considered some of the best noise-cancellation software on the market, it did very little to offset the problem. But the first time he used this noise isolation mic cover, he could hear the difference. The audio quality was improved with the isolation foam.