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What unique materials and tools does Gabrielle Nistico recommend for voiceover soundproofing?
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From Gabrielle Nistico0 votes
Gabrielle focuses on cheap, DIY acoustic treatment rather than “NASA-level” soundproofing. Some of her go‑to materials:
- Old pillows, couch cushions, comforters, quilts
- Mattress toppers and foam mattress pads
- Moving blankets and thick household blankets
- Carpet padding or remnants from a carpet shop (covered with fabric if you want it to look nicer)
For structure/installation she suggests:
- A small closet or tight space (less to treat)
- Simple PVC pipe or 2x4 frames for a portable booth
- Velcro, nails/tacks, or construction adhesive (like Liquid Nails) to hang materials
What kind of space are you trying to treat right now—closet, corner of a room, or something else?
