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After watching this video three years ago, I built a vocal booht myself with a size of W/D/H 250x225x220. On the outside I pasted Vinyl wallpaper of 8 mm thickness. for the sound insulation in the wall I used Illbruck acoustic spray foam to save money. then finished the inside with MDF panels and acoustic foam wedges. it is nice and quiet in the vocal booth so that I can do my work in silence. all together it cost me 2500 euros including lighting and power panels.

Are you the "audit the auditors" guy?

Can you say data blade? I felt like I was watching an episode of Dora the Explorer.😂😂😂

I've seen a lot of DIY booths where people have purchased doors. It's nice to see an example of a built door, which is what I was planning. How do you keep the door shut?

Good Job Buddy!!!

Yep, a booth like that will produce a boxy sound because of how small it is. Booths need to be much bigger. And a bass trap is 100% useless in a room that small.

The 4i4 has the loopback function. FYI

Very nice setup. I just build a booth in my RV! That was a challenge. :) I love the video, my friend!

what about ventilation? Thats important

Todd, I'm considering having an architect or engineer look over my plans and maybe provide some type of blue print to eliminate some of the "misses" at Home Depot or Lowes. Would like to know what you think of that.

Huge, Huge, thank you Todd. This was amazing!!! Thank you.

Cool!

Hey! Voll gut! Und wie Ihr easy und günstig im eigenen Keller einen schalldichten Proberaum/Aufnahmeraum baut findet Ihr hier! @​​

damn looks bloody insane💪

Bravo. But why not 1/4" MLV instead? More mass means more sounds insulation. Any ventilation?

Very comprehensive, thanks! Audio sounds great too

Could you build me one?

You have a great voice for voice over work.

Nice voice. You should do voiceover work 😂

Really informative. What about thinner timber? we don't need much strength from the booth and we can have lighter cheaper and less sound transformation through the wood.

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Nice. But the stereo sound was strange

Nice video! This is literally the best vocal booth build I’ve seen on here. What kind of carpet did you use on the inside?

Nice can you PLEASE tell me all you did EVERYTHING you used just all the specs thank you that's an awesome job

hi, i'm Dino from Italy. One question for you. The computer into recording booth? Is it a noise noise or not? (sorry for my english)

Good luck!!!!

Great video. Your step-by-step was perfect. I really don’t like when people skip small steps because they think it’s not that important. Then I’m stuck trying to fill in the blank, then have to go look at another video to fill in the blank LOL.👍👍🏾

How much did it cost? Does it block noise from outside?

I enjoyed the video quite a bit, Todd. Much thanks. Firstly, the gal appearing at O:49 is a cutie pie! Back to VO iso booth, Sir. Did you do the recording for this vid in your new booth? If so, it sounded very acoustically dead...and quite dry and clean for the project. Thumbs up! I'm curious why you used drywall inside this booth... Also, do you intend on installing a TV monitor turned portrait...to display your DAW and Script in the future? Just curious. The build looks very inclusive and well thought out to me....I just had those few questions. All the best on your VO career, my new VO friend! Geoffery Elliott Elon, NC (future) Five Oaks Studios

This is nice bro

How do you breath?

I get the idea of using Roxul (Rockwool) for insulation and sound absorption, but does it matter which version you use? (i.e. SAFE n sound, R-15, R-30, etc...)

Nice video Todd. You should do an update from inside the booth.

I really liked this video. How long did it take you to complete the project? I'm looking to do something similar making a 4x6x7 booth in my computer office. I was looking at Dawbox's designs. Thanks again for sharing. Rock on.

Dadoblade? Sure - Where are my fingertips....wait.... Also thanks for putting this up, a few years ago now but when searching I am finding a variety of different methods and plans - plus this helped with a bunch of other questions I had had about methods and coverings. Thanks a lot for your time and hope you are making a great life of VO

Dude, I love it! I know Bill DeWees and have traveled to his studio for a class. I'm building you my sound booth in my 12X10 Tuff Shed and this info it golden. Thanks

I like this video and description. Nice attention to details and wanting maximum quality. I subbed. Sub me back please, I also have great voice over capabilities and maybe we could collab sometime, (something new)

it looks really boring but incredibly gorgeous

Where can I get the carpets? What is the name of the carpet?

This guys is a straight up gangsta son

How much did you spend total on this project?

Ill pay you to voice batman!!!!

Hi Todd! You have put in a great effort. Nice video. I am the process of building my recording booth. Your video gave me a good insight. I think adding ventilation would make your both complete. Great vocals by the way.

I'll have to look for that i2i

I notice a laptop on your work surface. What are you doing to minimize fan noise?

Very nice project. I am constructing a new studio in a new house and will keep the tips you've given me in front of mind. Glad Bill managed to point you towards the bass traps, too. Sounds very nice. Thank you.

That surnames peak 😂

Very cool and thanks for posting… That’s a great little booth, I would just mention that, that plywood and roxul contain formaldehyde, and that foam is also a carcinogen… Sad but true. Just wanted to share with folks that there are non cancer causing alternatives out that there do as well or better… they may cost a little more but many do not, pay now, or pay later… cheers, - Sean Ryder Williams

Wow nice build my friend!

You need to make me a longer video and actually show us more. This looks really awesome and I really wanna build ine