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How to Get Pro Sound Recorded in a Home Studio with Just 2 Things

🎬 Want to record better impact sounds and Foley in your home studio? In this video, I show you exactly how to get professional-quality recordings in non-ideal rooms using just two things: modular surfaces and proper decoupling foam. These techniques helped me for years before I had my own studio — and now you can use them to improve your own sourcing as a sound designer. 🔊 In this episode, you’ll discover: ✅ How to reduce room resonance in your recordings ✅ What modular surfaces I use for Foley and impacts ✅ Why decoupling foam is essential (and what kind to buy) ✅ A practical mic setup for dry, full-spectrum sound ✅ How to build your own low-cost Foley station at home ✅ Why better source recordings help you land better jobs 📌 Chapters & Key Moments 00:00 – Why most home recordings sound bad 01:10 – Introducing modular surfaces 02:45 – How to decouple your floor (what foam to use) 04:30 – Footstep recording demo & mic technique 06:10 – Recording impacts (jars, props, physics) 07:45 – How the Foley Guild community helps sound designers grow faster 🚀 Want to Build a Career in Game Audio & Sound Design? You’re in the right place! I’m Bastian Gerner, aka The Foley Teacher, a Senior Foley Artist with 15+ years of experience in AAA game audio, film, and TV. 📌 Subscribe for expert insights and hands-on tutorials on: 🎬 Foley & Sound Effects 🎮 Game Audio & Post-Production 🔊 Audio Engineering & Recording Techniques 🎬 Stay Connected & Learn More! 🎧 🔗 Connect with me: 📸 Instagram →   / the_foley_teacher   🎵 TikTok →   / the_foley_teacher   💼 LinkedIn →   / thefoleyteacher   🌍 Website → https://the-foley-teacher.com/ 📅 Book a Free Consulting Call → https://calendly.com/the_foley_teache... 📩 Sign Up for My Newsletter → https://the-foley-teacher.kit.com/4b1... 🔥 Enjoyed this episode? LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE to stay connected. What’s your biggest struggle with home recordings? Let us know in the comments!