I took up Bansuri practice again and it disturbs the person in the next room.
How do I play Bansuri so that the person in the next room doesn't even know I am playing?
I am unable to find a muter for Bansuri, i.e Bamboo flute. And I cannot afford to purchase Sandbag partitions.
I was thinking of getting under heavy quilts and comforters and then playing, but Summer is around the corner. Won't it get hot?
Since there seems to be no method to mute a bansuri, then playing under a duvet is a poor option. Heat, lack of air are two factors not in its favour. Often bathrooms are next to each other in flats, etc, so playing in a little used room next to another little used room may help.
If not, distance works well: if you drive and have a car, gett out in that and play. If not, get out into an area where you can play alone, or with only dog-walkers to upset.
The heavy quilts sound your best bet. Yes, it will probably get hot. The classic impromptu isolation booth is a cubicle built from duvets over a clothes drier frame.
BTW, This isn't an isolation booth.
This is.
