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Greetings! Well, it's been quiet here for a few days, but being a newb and foolish, I thought I'd risk the wrath of the Goonal Gods and post up some aural offerings. Any critique and advice is greatly appreciated! Name: Dudley Downright Specialties: mature resonant male, FM announcer type, regional Canadian, US, & English accents, also Irish, Scots, and maybe French/German/Russian accents (all silly or not as required). Tindeck: see below... Contact: PM Pay: PayPal Equipment: Blue Yeti, home-made porta-booth, & Audacity For your amusement or disgust: Summerset Hills I had to rework this one, but finally got it more acceptable (at least to my cloth ears!)  The Retro-Encabulator 
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Tim Burns Effect posted:
Hi Tim, My Tindeck upgrade/activation email did come fairly quickly. You might want to check your email SPAM filter settings. My email provider was filtering deliveries my pop3 account, so I had to login to my provider's system to tweek the settings.
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Zratha posted:
Hey Zratha, I too am using a Yeti with a home-made porta-booth, but had problems finding a suitable container/cube with enough headroom for the statuesque 11" Yeti. Most of the porta-booth examples that I could see online had only 12" interiors, and seemed designed for smaller mics. They left hardly any overhead room for adequate sound-insulation material. I finally bought a cheap folding (seat and storage) ottoman that had an all-round 14" interior. I put in a strip of 3" egg-carton acoustic foam on the back and sides and a 2" foam section in the top, so there's just enough room to squeeze in the Yeti. To further isolate, the whole cube is sitting on top of another slab of 3" egg-carton foam. It seems to be working well. If you have a chance, let us know if you have any comments/tips on crafting a porta-booth for a Yeti. Cheers, Dudley
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