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rackdude · 2nd January 2008, 02:55 AM

Ok, I have a plan to make a small vocal booth I can basically just fold up and move whenever I need to. I'll just have a piece of thick carpet to roll out as the flooring, and make panels of 705 or 703 that can be stood up to build a small room in a place. Then I am going to make a specially designed slanted roof with 50% arualux panels. Will this sound good? What are some good demensions for this kind of a project, as in, the smallest possible still sounding good? I want it to be multi-purpose, even able to through a drummer in there. I know I won't be able to see into it but thats a small inconvenience for such a job.

Is this too much absorption?

*also, I will be reusing these panels as bass traps in my mixing room*

Possible? Or am I dreaming?

2nd January 2008, 02:55 AM	#1
rackdude Lives for gear Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Orange County, CA Posts: 689	A Real Portable Vocal Booth? Ok, I have a plan to make a small vocal booth I can basically just fold up and move whenever I need to. I'll just have a piece of thick carpet to roll out as the flooring, and make panels of 705 or 703 that can be stood up to build a small room in a place. Then I am going to make a specially designed slanted roof with 50% arualux panels. Will this sound good? What are some good demensions for this kind of a project, as in, the smallest possible still sounding good? I want it to be multi-purpose, even able to through a drummer in there. I know I won't be able to see into it but thats a small inconvenience for such a job. Is this too much absorption? also, I will be reusing these panels as bass traps in my mixing room Possible? Or am I dreaming? __________________