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DIY Vocal Sound Booth - Voice Over - ZERO Construction Using Foam Board & Duct Tape
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- Опубликовано: 18 апр 2020
- Here's my DIY Vocal Sound Booth - Voice Over - Zero Construction. I created from 4x8 sheets of rigid foam boards, duct tape, and 1" acoustic panels for $420. Easy to put together, it's light and easy to move and easy to take apart if needed. The only tool I used was a utility knife!
My recording gear is a Shure SM58 microphone, Sony MDR-7506 headphones, and I record directly to a Mac Mini running Adobe Audition.
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Unique Loom Shag Plush Graphite Gray Rug (4' x6')
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Lifetime 28241 Adjustable Folding Table 30 Inch
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Neewer Dimmable Bi-Color LED with U Bracket 480 LED Beads, 3200-5600K
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Behringer Xenyx Q802USB Premium 8-Input 2-Bus Mixer with USB/Audio Interface
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Shure SM58-CN Cardioid Dynamic Vocal Microphone with Cable
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On Stage MS7201B Round Base Microphone Stand
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Sony MDR7506 Professional Large Diaphragm Headphone
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Created using OBS Sudios, Adobe iMovie, & Photoshop. Shure SM58 Microphone recorded into a Zoom H5 Recorder, using original effects, audio and additional Creative Commons elements from sites like Pixabay, & Unsplash.
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Lol smartest guy on RUclips love the simplicity
I just loved your simplicity about constructing this booth and your patience about future upgradation, I wish you luck in your voice over career
Thank. you for posting this I know its 3 years old but this will save me thousands of dollars. You don't know how much I appreciate this.
My friend I just decided to go all in on a voice over career and I came across your video. I built one using your method and I gotta thank you, it is perfect for someone looking to get started.
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As someone who now works in a $10,000 vocal booth, I love stuff like this, because it reminds me of starting out the same way!
Wishing you every success with your VO career.
Outstanding!
10,000 dollar booth? Mine goes to 11.
I think you did a great job Im looking to build one myself and this looks perfect
I love doing the insulated foam recording booth. The price is just don't make sense for building it with wood. I appreciate seeing this video. Thank you
Thank You
You, sir, are a GENIUS!
Looks great, sounds even better!
Thanks for sharing Wayne. I'm looking to put something in my basement also and you've got some great ideas there. Good luck in your endeavor!
I ended up using a 5 x 5 pop-up tent frame and draped moving blankets over ever side and roof. Works really well but I like what you did better! Does it get hot in yours? (It does in mine) What do you do to combat the heat? Oh, and how is the career going so far?
I will probably try to do this. I record from a closet lined with the exact foam you used, also Amazon bought. I'll try to buy some rigid foam board and gorilla tape and make a booth like this. Thanks for this video.
Thanks a ton, you just solved my temp apartment problem!
Hope you have great success brother, am looking at investing into a similar venture myself.
Thanks for sharing dude. Wishing you good fortune...
Love the video can you tell me how I can do basically the same thing but I need to be kind of soundproof for the people that live upstairs don’t hear me singing
I live in an apartment. I am looking for more soundproofing, but also sound absorption is also important on the insde. This is for my son and when he records vocals, it is really loud. Have you checked to see how much soundproofing attenuation you get from inside the booth to outside? Thank you for the video. I was going to use the foam with framing and forgot how rigid the 2 inch stuff. Super simple and cost effective. Brilliant. Gorilla tape is also an excellent idea.
It’s more effective on absorption. Won’t really block out Lou’d outside noise. I’ve seen people buy moving blankets and drape them over booths, that might help also.
@@WayneReichert Thank you for your replay Wayne.
This is so perfect!
Thanks for sharing. Economically ingenious.
I was thinking you can buy several 'Whisker Biscuits' used on archery compound bows and glue them together for a place to put the mic cable through that retains alot of sound proofing, maybe enclose them in PVC or something.
It just dawned on me you can have a monitor in a vocal booth hooked to the main computer monitor (Do HDMI splitters exist?) and use a wireless keyboard linked to the external computer to control the DAW while in the booth if recording by yourself.
They do exist. I use mine for the exact purpose you described. :)
Great idea thanks for the vid i wonder how wood and carpet will look over the foam to give it more of a booth look🤔
Good question! Let me know how it comes out!
How well does it keep sound in? ie loud apartment vocals.....
It worked well for what I needed it for. It's not soundproof, but just meant to keep your voice sounding as good as possible.
Thanks for the video! How did you mount the 12x12 acoustic foam?
TheGracieVshow I just used some double sided tape. A small piece in each corner
@@WayneReichert Hi, the duck tape is not sticking as well as I'd hope. Did you have any problems with the tape or double-sided tape?
TheGracieVshow no I haven’t had any problems. I did use gorilla tape mostly and put tape on both the inside and outside of where the wall as met. Everything is still in place. The double sided tape I used for the foam also worked well so far, I did use a double sided foam tape not the scotch tape kind.
sorry, but HOW to breathe inside of this construction? any ventilation?
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So how did your voice over career go? Please give me something uplifting
He doesn’t owe you that
I gave it up for now, but may go back into radio one day :)
Does this block out any outside noise? Or does it just dampen the echo / reverb?
Muffles outside noise but won’t eliminate it.
Nice to see your Booth,
how to Control the Noise of A PC ?
it is a big challange for me to control the Fan Noise of My Desktop PC.
Do you have some kind of suggestion ?
For me I use the Mac mini. Which is outside of the booth and I use a wireless mouse and keyboard. The monitor and other cables I ran under and outside the booth. All the recommendations I’ve seen are the same, pc outside of the booth.
@@WayneReichert Thank you so much
You didn’t have issue not standing????
80” is 6’8” he doesn’t look that tall.
I sat in a chair. No issue's.
You need more absorbent material
It worked just fine :)