Closet Vocal Booth

MACHINE · 18th March 2006

Anyone here do it, or use to do it? How did you like the sound in general ? Don't be embarressed

**matt thomas** · 18th March 2006

Th benefits you're going to have from having a vocal booth aren't really that apparent in a closet, or you're going to have to treat whats gong on in the space quite alot (or it'll sound like you're in a closet!) For relatively little more $$$ and a lot more advantage I would build a sperate iso booth. Unless I had a massive closet..

narco

ps, I used to use an ensuite bathroom, it had an interesting sound..

PeeWeeGee · 19th March 2006

I used a treated walk-in closet for a while (about a two years, actually) with GREAT results. The trick was in the treatment of the space. Any room CAN sound passable with the right touch. Most can sound good.

PWG

reinvention.of.man · 19th March 2006

Vocal Booths

http://www.clearsonic.com/isopac_s.html

babyface_finsta · 19th March 2006

I.N.s... I was thinking about one of the small one person booths... have you used one, or do you own one... and what was the verdict...

amost · 19th March 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by I.N.s

Vocal Booths

http://www.clearsonic.com/isopac_s.html

Hows's it sound? Looks interesting.

Bigg_T · 21st March 2006

I used to have a closet vocal booth. I had baffled foam dampeners everywhere. So It made the booth very small in size. The sound was very flat and free of reverb,, but isn't this what we want? then you add the reverb later,, I know some beg to differ ,, but tell me why?

Some artists really liked it because they were free to look like a cheesball (squezz nuts, make fruity faces) without anyone seeing.

Bigg_T

d.dot · 21st March 2006

Anybody tried this?

http://www.soundboothsunlimited.com/

cynic one · 21st March 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by d.dot

Anybody tried this?

http://www.soundboothsunlimited.com/

that thing aint gonna do shit for you

**matt thomas** · 21st March 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by d.dot

Anybody tried this?

http://www.soundboothsunlimited.com/

ha, stay away, that company (or person) obviously doesn't really understand the issues involved. If thats all you want just hang a couple of curtains up.

narco

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18th March 2006	#2
matt thomas Moderator Joined: Jan 2004 Location: New Zealand/Switzerland/guitar case Posts: 8,268	Th benefits you're going to have from having a vocal booth aren't really that apparent in a closet, or you're going to have to treat whats gong on in the space quite alot (or it'll sound like you're in a closet!) For relatively little more $$$ and a lot more advantage I would build a sperate iso booth. Unless I had a massive closet.. narco ps, I used to use an ensuite bathroom, it had an interesting sound..

19th March 2006	#3
PeeWeeGee Gear addict Joined: Feb 2006 Location: Tampa, FL Posts: 473	I used a treated walk-in closet for a while (about a two years, actually) with GREAT results. The trick was in the treatment of the space. Any room CAN sound passable with the right touch. Most can sound good. PWG

19th March 2006	#4
reinvention.of.man Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2005 Location: New Jersey Posts: 735	Vocal Booths http://www.clearsonic.com/isopac_s.html

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babyface_finsta Gear addict Joined: Nov 2004 Location: VA Posts: 409	I.N.s... I was thinking about one of the small one person booths... have you used one, or do you own one... and what was the verdict...

21st March 2006	#7
Bigg_T Gear nut Joined: Nov 2005 Posts: 92	I used to have a closet vocal booth. I had baffled foam dampeners everywhere. So It made the booth very small in size. The sound was very flat and free of reverb,, but isn't this what we want? then you add the reverb later,, I know some beg to differ ,, but tell me why? Some artists really liked it because they were free to look like a cheesball (squezz nuts, make fruity faces) without anyone seeing. Bigg_T

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d.dot Lives for gear Joined: Mar 2004 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 534	Anybody tried this? http://www.soundboothsunlimited.com/