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Recording vocals in a closet can be an effective and simple way to improve the sound quality of your vocal recordings. Closets often have a small, enclosed space with clothes and other soft materials that absorb sound, reducing echo and background noise. This makes them suitable for vocal recording sessions. However, the results may not be as good as using a professional vocal booth or a specially designed acoustic room.

To make the most out of a closet for vocal recording, follow these tips:

1. Remove hangers: Metal hangers can cause an unwanted metallic ringing sound, so remove them if possible.
2. Choose a corner: Press your body against the corner to reduce the distance between your mouth and the walls, making the sound more controlled.
3. Keep the door closed: Closing the door helps prevent outside noise from entering your “makeshift” recording booth.
4. Drape blankets: Hang blank