CloudStrife February 15th 2009, 9:08 pmWhile in your shower, face one side wall with your back to the other side wall. I don't think this will work if you face the curtain. Also, it may not work if you have an open top. My shower has a ceiling. In any case, stand like I said and sing a smooth tone through your entire vocal range. You should hear at least one pitch that is very noticeably louder than your normal voice. I found three in my range. Once you locate them, you can go slightly high and lower to see how much of a difference there is.
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Simple Test to Observe Room Effects
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I have a photographic memory.....not good......
CloudStrife- Number of posts : 92
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Did you imagine me in the shower? That's not necessary for this test. 
And you could just as well do this fully clothed.
And you could just as well do this fully clothed.
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