Decent acoustic treatment for recording vocals?

[neptunian]

Was curious what you guys are using -- vocal booth, reflection filters, foam on the walls, moving blankets, etc... -- and how well it's worked out for you.

I'll be doing some loud clean vocals in a few months, so I'm researching my options. I just moved to an apartment with tile floors and concrete walls, so it's pretty echoey at the moment.

 

[infectdsniper]

i have about 700 dollars of this http://www.acoustimac.com/acoustic-...insulation/owens-corning-acoustic-insulation/

my rooms are pretty much completely dead as far as flutter echo and reflections but you could make your acoustics much better with just one pack for sure. its amazing the difference it makes.

 

[The StabbinCabin]

I know a guy here in Sac that uses a Presonus MP20, NT1a and a blanket and he makes $3,000 a project.

I dropped about $260 and made 18 4" thick traps that covered my room. Took about 20 hours to build.

 

[Mashreef]

Watch the Studio Rescue Videos on youtube
i hope you will get your answer

 

[neptunian]

Ok thanks for the input. For portability and cost, guess I'll go with a reflection filter behind the mic, sing facing into the room, and hang up some acoustic baffles (like the Eco-Core panels) or some USA-made moving blankets behind me. Once I bought a China-made moving blanket and it reeked of brain damaging chemicals so I ended up throwing it away.