Attaching an Audio Interface to a Boom Arm - Getting the Vocaster Two off my desk

[@tombuck]

This is a brilliant solution! I love the DIY approach! Of course, it would definitely be easier if these things just had mounts in them from the beginning 😁

[@donbullock-techihound]

Thanks. I fully agree. You’ve been a great inspiration to me. I appreciate all you do. As I’ve mentioned before your honesty and integrity are second to none.

[@ActionPopCast]

What a great solution i may do this with my Vocaster one as space is extremely limited in my recording studio (its a sound treated cupboard 😂)

[@donbullock-techihound]

@@ActionPopCast thank you. It’s been working out great for me. All the parts have been holding up well with absolutely no issues.

[@kingpaco1]

What part that you use can you tell me what the name of them please

[@donbullock-techihound]

@@kingpaco1 I’m not sure which part you’re asking about. I thought I showed the Amazon page for all the critical parts. Please let me know more about the part you’re asking about so that I can help you.

[@kingpaco1]

@@donbullock-techihound Just send me all the links that you use. Can I ask you a question? You should make a video to show people that it still works. I'm just saying.

[@donbullock-techihound]

@@kingpaco1 I’ll add the links to the description on KZbin tomorrow. As for it still working - It’s working great with no problems. I’ve only had to slightly tighten it once since I started using it.

[@Tigga490]

You lost me at drill press... Good job, though.

[@donbullock-techihound]

@@Tigga490 Thank you for the comment. I was afraid I’d lose some people there. 😀 I’m glad you liked my solution. It’s holding up great with absolutely no problems. You can easily clamp the piece down to the edge of a table and use an electric drill OR use something like an ice pick to enlarge the holes enough for the screws to fit. It’s also possible to just use the piece with the threaded holes. I chose to enlarge them to make it easier to attach the piece.