Relfection filter for recording vocals

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stagio

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i m looking for a reflection filter but i have no idea if this is the best solution for better records
are they as good as being in a vocal booth or its a waste of money and just a duvet can make the same job?

so if they re good which are the best?
i found these

SE Reflexion X https://www.seelectronics.com/reflexion-filter-x

SE Reflexion Pro https://www.seelectronics.com/reflexion-filter-pro


SE Reflexion Space https://www.seelectronics.com/rf-space

also we re recording in an appartment and the acoustic is bad,but we re Looking to make our home studio progressively as professional as it can be
thanks
 
Provide a drawing (floor plan) of your recording room. What kind of music/vocals are you recording? What microphone(s) do you have?
 
So you are just recording vocals?
Try recording without any acoustic treatment first. I'd set up the mic so you are facing at a slgiht angle towards whatever that opening is to the top right of your drawing - this lessens the amount of direct reflections coming back towards you.
Next, try some absorption material directly behind you with the mic in the same place - you can hang a big old comforter or duvet on the wall and over the sliding glass door.
 
I've used the Reflection Filter Pro (the original) quite a bit with very good results. The addition of something a bit soft behind you (thick curtains, shelves of uneven books, that sort of thing) adds to the effect. When it was newly out I recorded an entire audio book with the author reading her book in her office (because health reasons prevented travel) and you couldn't tell it from a studio.
 
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