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Ja, ich würde dies durchaus als Übungskabine empfehlen. Es hält nicht alle Geräusche ab, aber es wird für deine Mitbewohner viel leiser klingen. Aber ich würde auf jeden Fall die Lüftungseinheit dazu nehmen, sonst wirst du zu wenig Sauerstoff haben.

Sorry for the late reply. The ventilation unit works well. Off course, it doesn't cool the booth. It only brings in fresh air. We do many sessions of 4 hours (with breaks) and no complaints. During a heat wave I would not recommend using it for too long if your studio can not be cooled.

Sorry for the late reply. I would estimate 4 hours.

Ik heb je een WhatsApp-bericht gestuurd. Niet ontvangen? :-)

It depends on your mic-choice and mic-placement I have learned. You do hear you're in a small space, yes. But I wouldn't call it boxy. I have to stand REALLY close to my mic though to maximize reflection to direct sound ratio. I use an Neumann TLM102, which can take pretty high SPL. The downside of having to position the mic that close is the exaggeration of the softer sounds, like mouth smacks and s'es . I filter these with iZotope Mouth-declick and iZotope de-esser. Another downside of recording this close is you must not move your head too much 🙂 I place the mix right above eye-sight, upside down, facing my mouth at a slight angle. For me this booth is a good solution: the results are good enough for audiobooks. ANd I don't have to worry anymore about traffic noise in the recording. I wouldn't recommend this booth for feature film dubbing though. Maybe it would be suited for some animation dubbing because those voice-actings are often very loud.

@Giorgo De Groof Appreciate the response. I have the tlm 49 which I imagine would be pretty close to sounding the same. I am considering buying the booth to record primarily Rap vocals. It's a big investment to make without the ability to test it in person first so thank you for giving me your thoughts and opinions! 🙂

@h-pryde maybe try to find someone in your area that has one. Or you're always welcome should you be visiting Belgium.

@h-pryde p.s.: I don't hear anything wrong in your vocals. If I were you, I'd save that money for more important things. Just my two cents.

:-) thanks, yeah, she's still cute. Turned 6 recently.

Quiet? :-) She's one loud beast imo. If you want to watch more of me with my guitar in action, please visit www.youtube.com/@huilendewolfsongs/videos And yes, It's my number one guitar still!

It does suffer from resonances and reflections. I use a TLM102 cardioid mic and place it as close to the VO talent as possible to minimise these effects. It all depends on what source you want to record and what mic you're using. And if you have extra acoustic treatment. I wouldn't regard this booth as a means to a perfect recording. I see it as a tool to make usable recordings without the terrible traffic noise I would otherwise hear in my recordings. The final voice-over recordings I produce are good enough for the purpose and context it serves. It's very usefull for some goals, but not for the highest demanding quality projects. (I wouldn't try to dub a Disney movie in this, haha)

The booth on this video has 1x1m, but you can buy larger booths like a 1x2m for your needs, like this one: vicbooth.vicoustic.com/ultra/product/practice-room

Hi, VicBooth fits your needs since it is easy to assemble and disassemble and move it with you.

@@Vicoustic1 Thanks! Yes, I was just about to buy one from Thomann in Germany, but they just went out of stock, and informed me you guys are on holiday for 3 weeks, so it will take around 2 months for them to get back in stock. I can wait, it is ok.

@@Vicoustic1I'm writing a tech column for "Journalist" magazine in Germany and would be interested in testing one of your booths. Could we fix up a test in Hamburg/Germany?

Hi. Regarding the ventilation unit it is a Low-noise air ventilation system, and you can use only the natural scheme to ensure air circulation within the booth for short recordings.

Yes, it is possible to put a bar stool inside. BUT, it is very difficult to be silent sitting on a stool. You very quickly get unwanted sounds just by moving your feet or other small movements. A regular chair would alsof be possible but that's really low. But not impossible.

@@WasaiaHelpful to know!

Right now I'm too busy. But I might find some time later on.

I would also appreciate a test to see how many db the noise reduction is regarding loud singing. There are free iphone apps to measure noise levels in db.

It depends on what you use it for. For me it is not important how much noise leaves the box. I don't use it for rehearsal or stuff like that. I use it for recording voice-overs. I have too much random traffic noise in my studio. So that's why I bought this. To be able to record without having to stop for a passing bus or motorcycles or stuff like that. Besides that I want you to realize I put many spare hours into making this video. Just to provide some info. This is pure for fun and to share my own insights. So it would be nicer if you would choose more friendly words when commenting. Thank you

@@WasaiaAnd it's a great video, very helpful. Thanks!

Thanks for making these affordable solutions 🙂👍

Thanks 😉

LOL :-D Yes, I can't beat that!

Thanks so much. That's really kind. And my daughter is really music-curious. Sometimes we play music before bedtime with the whole family and then she says who has to do what :-)

Thanks :-) glad it helped you. Have a nice day

:-) Is that good or bad? haha

@@Wasaia you dont play?

@@curtgreco4355 Yes I do. Just skip ahead.

@@Wasaia bad

@@curtgreco4355 his strumming song was actually pretty cool... you're a bit of a jerk

Sorry for the late reply :-) haha. The guitar is still awesome. SUPER stable tuning. Even after weeks it keep its tune perfectly. The sound very balanced and the playability is also ver very good. I have used it on many productions now.

Thanks :-)