How to get a Pro Vocal Recording Without a Vocal Booth

In this Video I will be showing you a few tips that you can use to get a pro Level Vocal Recording in your DAW. Without have to build or set up a vocal booth.
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[@bartekkaczmarek2865]

Fun fact: Travis Scott recorded vocals for "No Bystanders" (and maybe the rest of the album as well) using the blanket. So can you make damn well sounding vocals without pro acoustic treatment? Yes, you can!

[@lifeofmikael]

no way??

[@jacobmarcelino3584]

@@lifeofmikael I saw a video of him going under a blanket to record, I’m not sure where to find it but it was definitely interesting to see considering I just got started learning recording and options for not having a booth in October

[@Mercury692]

@@jacobmarcelino3584 kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqXIeXeVZ86Cis0 you mean this

[@bbqsauce9751]

One thing to think about is the fact that Travis use equipment for aloooooot of money, plus industry standard mix engineerers

[@EditsByShady]

@@bbqsauce9751 plus he has a mike dean at his disposal

[@JetFalco]

I recorded my first 3 albums with a comforter over my head. Great tips. Love this video, brother.

[@jearamiexo7661]

Lol Travis Scott actually does this from time to time

[@agthaog1986]

its crazy how they say a towel is BETTER then those speaker foam isolation pad thingys and a comforter can be damn near just as good as anything for recording....just goes to show everything u need is right next to u half the time

[@TheBradleyBliss]

Didn’t think of this. Brilliant 😂

[@spookynightthelegendofclar4049]

I may have to do that because I need to block noise

[@thomasgrove]

tell me why I look down for 5 seconds to look back up and see this foo under a blanket saying it's hot as hell lmaoo

[@aceentertainmnt9249]

Lolololol

[@Andrew-qi4bu]

Lolll

[@DomesticatedDemon]

Hahahaha! 🤣

[@hidanblack3754]

🙉

[@jorden6153]

😂

[@GusParkermusic]

9:27 I couldn’t hold it any longer fam I had to burst out into tears 😭. But that shyt sound good though. On me. 💯

[@Andrew-qi4bu]

Lolll

[@Windelldford]

Gus P Music Lmfaoo

[@battle-stormz6249]

LOL i wasn't ready for it, I clicked the time code and i couldn't breath

[@DiverseProject]

You remind me of schoolboy q if he was a stay-at-home Dad

[@christian-hd2go]

Hicksey Q kinda is a stay at home dad hahaha

[@learnfm4689]

His confidence is on some next level shit

[@jasper_north]

Check this out: I also bought myself a $100 Gazebo / Pergola (200cm x 200cm) and placed it in my basement on a noise absorbing rug. I left the outside "walls" off and placed moving blankets on all five sides. Got myself a 10M led strip for the inside and some bass traps in the corners and foam on the inside off the blankets. Super easy set-up for recording with my D18 and singing at the same time straight into my iPhone using the Roland Go Pro mix. Call me cheap but I just love my little "tent" inside my basement. Nice and cozy. Love your channel man!!

[@DITA881]

He's a genius simple, thank you different.

[@joshvillagomez00]

Ima try the blanket on the walls

[@TheSaucyShow]

Lots of great information here

[@DalesBadBug]

My problem is mostly outside noise (Traffic). I've tried hanging blankets and heavy curtains over my windows,and stuffing old pillows inside the windows between the screens and glass. It helps a LOT but still not enough for me. For some reason,peace and quit helps calm me so i don't hit the mic with stress,run out of breath,mess up words etc.

[@818guy6]

What program u use. Try noise gate. Removes noises in the backround .

[@beingzombievstheworld]

Try noise removal using audacity

[@yvoncormier9762]

This is great info if you're good with including the room sound and more post production work. For singers and musicians especially. But not for Voice Over work.

[@jefflaflavor]

Spooky ghost at 9:00

[@itscarlosreally]

"The keyotekaahbow"

[@MusicallyKarola]

Just in case anybody is curious about what he's really saying... it's called Kaotica Eyeball hahah, took me a minute to find it but there you go👍

[@zekenebel]

The blanket on paper seems like a good idea , but in reality won’t really make any difference and in many cases could make it worse , your essentially creating a smaller area for the sound to reflect in , blankets are not all that great at absorbing sound and the tighter you pull it the more it’s gunna act as a wall , having a more open space with hard walls and furniture etc filling the room will do more justice

[@aceentertainmnt9249]

Not guna lie, didn't know those eye ball things existed but it sounds pretty good.

[@jazzman1914]

LOL why didn't think of the Blanket thanks Bro. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍🏾

[@knotdone5292]

ay yo . you told me everything i needed to hear. thanks man. liked and subscribed

[@gregscottmusic]

Yesssss the blanket move haha! LOVE IT

[@gayleisuk]

Thank you for the tips, very helpful for my home setup.

[@voa23]

@ Minute 5:40, Mr.DifferentTV i think you nailed it man, great job thanks for sharing. Two combinations the Reflector and the Kaotica i think will rival a classic vocal booth unless the booth is super treated with fiber glass between walls and then panels inside to reduce the low frequencies. In post I think it would sound even better, would be nice if you could share the vocal chain and the noise floor, cheers!

[@Sh4dowbeats]

Love this video

[@AtTheSourceStudios]

You should get the Alctron PF8 and vs against your DIY one. Very curious to hear the result.

[@hoodmuzic383]

Dope video. It would’ve been dope if you would’ve recorded each tip so people get here the difference.

[@savagemafiia]

Yo Mr Different thats a good technique and cheap too..............really appreciate the tip you the best man

[@conradjohnson6849]

Facts that’s what I be saying if you don’t got money for treatment just use what you have and just mess with the mix and hang of blanket but a decent mix you won’t even notice it

[@FirstHomeStudio]

Thanks for the video.... the blanket does sound better than those vocal booths on amazon...

[@natashatori]

I really appreciate you doing this video . I just researched the information ℹ️ you are very on point . Saved my life .

[@daaamn001]

Thx for this one slim. I will build me my on booth. Can’t wait!!☺️😁

[@omartinez0206]

Thanks man! GREAT VIDEO HELPED ALOT.

[@harmanjotsingh2331]

do u think a stryofoam ball will work as the kaotica alternative??

[@mikecostello9671]

I look for a vocal booths for live band recording for bleeding reasons. These condenser mics pick up everything and make a delay etc. Not for just vocal tracks. I get it tho! No need for a dead space!

[@stronald]

The sound is getting boomier with every addition and much loss of higher frequencies. Just compare the end with the beginning.

[@MrShimeak]

Thanks lots of good information!!! 👌👌👍👍

[@regojozsa]

Great video...informative and to the point! Do you think I could get away with just using a blanket over my head and a second mic stand without the vocal shield and eyeball?

[@random-guy]

Thanks for the tips!

[@luisbranco411]

Please tell me something my friend, is the reflexion filter also necessary? I'm about to buy just one of two. Should I get the Eyeball (a cheap version of it actually) or a reflexion filter for better vocals recording? Thanks for the informations.

[@gtkayofficial]

Thamks for the tips Mr Different!!

[@wrain]

Good shit man, I've been wondering about all this for a minute

[@LMarquee]

I haven't tested the Kaotica Eyeball myself, so I don't know how it competes against a properly treated studio/booth, but assuming it works as advertised, I think the $200 price tag is justified. A good vocal booth can cost +$1,000 as well as ideal acoustic treatment depending on your room and the brand you use.

[@koningvaro7298]

Check alctron is 30 euro and is the same. Just a foam with a holl in it

[@JusQu649]

Slim thanks for this great information

[@kennethburke1759]

Your voice sounds like the nutty professor at. Times, exactly like Sherman klump

[@brandyborders3166]

Man your videos are extremely helpful. Ty

[@joemarshall987]

Great video. Thanks for your help, man.

[@Coltonconnerdrums]

Thanks for the great video!

[@LakePleasantGrove]

Great video! Thank you so much!! :)

[@chilimbwe]

Where did you buy the and how did you shape it? Thanks.

[@SupernovaSun77]

Them snot sounds give me life

[@Arsonloke]

Thanks for the tips bro

[@magcalealdrin]

Nice video! Thanks!

[@HJAndersonMusik]

Thanks for the info - good stuff

[@shawn-guitar]

Great idea man!

[@Spaceinvaderzim]

Imma make one right now lol

[@m13ouse]

Thanks lol you motivated me

[@mond921]

slim ain so slim nomo

[@Conceptmusiq]

Nice info bro

[@shubhamraj5330]

listen to your phase cencellations along with the unwanted stereo information. just listen carefully above 5k Hz you may find your higher frequencies are hitting each other and creating cencellation of phase. hope it helps. ;-{

[@divinecockatrice2162]

This video has 999 likes right now. I'm not touching it, I'm gonna continue letting juice wrld watch over us working on our recording game

[@wethehybrid]

truly incredible

[@NAAR400a]

so how can you hear the song with him at the same time while he recording????

[@Arsonloke]

I record In an untreated small bedroom. I'm going to buy myself a isolation shield and a alctron pf8

[@BlackGoldSoul]

try the aurray isolation chamber. I have one thst i just bought and it works wonders for vocals. My studio is also treated which helps also. The chamber is $100 but its worth it. I have the alctron and it does good to but your definitely going to need treatment with it as opposed to the Aurray isolation chamber that sounds great with or without treatment

[@LonerBecause]

thank you for this advice. Pretty good advice>

[@aldeniro153]

Thanks Bro

[@muli3700]

Nice vid slim. What mic do you use and what mic do you suggest to buy for us with tight budget?

[@MrDifferentTV]

+MULI I use the p220 by Akg but the at2020 is another great mic

[@muli3700]

+MrDifferentTV Thnx

[@jcooper319]

at2020 is trash the mic is to thin in sound

[@BennyParcher]

I doubt the extra reflection filter is making a difference

[@eddmwansa9507]

the blanket tho😅😅😅

[@NoLefTurnUnStoned.]

A little bitty closet! 😂

[@austintaylor3079]

Can you do a review on the Fab-filter Pro L2?

[@MrDifferentTV]

I just Downloaded it today and i'm playing around with it now so yea its coming this week

[@hyrumstephens2002]

this is real bro

[@saintarj4552]

I'm definitely gonna go buy a moving blanket

[@jusbetter]

how do you get rid of the fuzz in the background

[@kelly44-l5v]

There shouldn't be any buzz that isn't coming from something buzzing in the background. Turn down the gain and get closer to the mic would be a quick fix worth trying

[@valorous123]

Get out of your blanket bro I might have to have a world with you 😋😋 you are a legend sir I liked your funny style of roasting us while teaching us creative juices 👍

[@SplashWaveBeats]

8:50 lmfaooo

[@prodbydramatic]

never motivated by the money

[@Sv_bleu]

Video volume is a little low could u raise it

[@conradjohnson6849]

The eyeball vs diy is the same bump 200$ for foam it anit nothing but a certain foam with a little color that’s it

[@charlesvillanueva9085]

Nice AKG P220

[@ILikeCHEEZ9]

Na, a minute in he proved he didn't pay attention in physics in school. That's not how audio dampening works. Sure it'll bounce it'll you have a hailed solid surface but if you dampen the sound there is no reflection. Relying on post editing is bad advice

[@Russplight]

Okay, if you're not a pro, or recorded a pro - how can teach pro recording techniques? Gotta love youtube.

[@illuminated2494]

whats that program you got in the background?

[@trutymeproductions5478]

Illuminated he using studio one 4

[@zee_epeela-music9055]

me I only use the jazy and hung it to the mic it does wonder's😂

[@Itz_KLONOPIN]

No boof no prolem

[@tbag9889]

can you tell me what the name of this mic ? ?? ? ? ??

[@MrDifferentTV]

AKG p220

[@tbag9889]

@@MrDifferentTV ty sir

[@amritpalsingh5320]

Lmao that pickaboo 😂

[@Kashfrmdaway]

Is The Blue Spark A Good Microphone ?

[@StevenSoto]

For beginners. I used it. I didn’t know much mixing when I had it but it is good for beginners.

[@Kashfrmdaway]

Steven Soto I Already Cop Every Damn Microphone I Get “For Beginners”

[@StevenSoto]

SME Kash Aston Origin I heard is good. TLM 102 🔥

[@olsenyluz]

god your voice is compressed af xd nice video tho

[@MrDifferentTV]

Lol I know I go in with my comp!

[@RepeatAgain979578]

But your room sounds good haha !

[@yanivelhanati]

👌👌👌🙏🙏🙏

[@facksvillain2296]

3:05

[@revenpots]

bro look like he could be Kendrick's Cousin

[@Keviekev115]

King von- took her to the O. Recorded in living room

[@DeewayneMUSIC121]

👊🏽👊🏽🤝

[@toranzo148]

We got the same headphones lol

[@taha_mirza]

baa one deez .. what's that?

[@picassot.v3800]

Just keep the door open

[@kiddaliproducer]

My room is so loud and i have no enhancements tab in my recording properties in windows 10

[@kayteekon]

Also get a dynamic mic which is less sensitive to sound, instead of a condenser mic

[@phucduongnguyen67]

Dynamic mic requires alot of gain in small budget audio interface which results in audible preamp noise , not really reccomended unless you spend hundreds of dollars more to buy a good seperated preamp or FEThead of cloud-lifter

[@marlowhadnot]

You could just record outside in a field

[@cmay6798]

Lol

[@sevchyk]

Funny guy...

[@selfmadebeatz770]

The way you still call yours kaotica look my guy