mic stand and porta-booth don't want to work together

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C-SLIKK

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i have a smaller room where im recording, so room echoing is barely an issue, but i still want to acoustic my room just to turn "barely" into "not".

i recently bought some auralex studiofoam and a regular shipping box to build myself a DIY version of the harlan hogans porta booth.

only problem is i cant figure out a way to get the portabooth to balance on the mic stand properly to where its not interupting the mic.

would you guys suggest to put the microphone in a corner of my room, and put studio foam in the corner of the room where the microphone would be? or should i keep the microphone in the middle of my room and figure out a way to get the portabooth on the mic stand?



ps - i typed this at work as quick as possible, i apologize if any of it is confusing or unclear.
 
i guess my main question out of all of this was would putting the studio foam in the corner of a room to match the height of the microphone work as well as having the portabooth attached to my mic stand?

think Realtraps Portable Vocal Booth's V Shape sorrounding the mic, just with the mic in the corner of a room and the studio foam pinned against the wall.
 
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that's the layout of my room.

im thinking something like that.

ive been researching "corner recording" for the past hour now and most sites recommend recording in a corner of a room if youre in a bedroom recording vocals.
 
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