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[@Vocalboothtogo]

The MIC is NOT included in the booth, but was provided for Booth Junkies testing....

[@MahmoudTaji]

Yes we get that the mic is not included. It would have been less weird if he wasn't a voiceover artist and has a sizable collection of branded microphones, so providing him with a microphone might have been unnecessary. Nonetheless it's still a better solution, in my opinion, than the tribooth so at least the video came at an opportune time.

[@AnasAlsayedStudio]

international shipping ?

[@BitchinSpectre]

did you like your free commercial?

[@BoothJunkie]

Yep, sorry for the confusion everyone. That was my misunderstanding.

[@LoffysDomain]

@@BoothJunkie relax, u bring so much value to us anyways

[@Zeebo_Rowte]

One thing you all have to realize is that working for more than a half hour or so in a booth made of blankets is that it gets very hot. That's what I work in, I made one myself though. It was incredibly easy to make out of PVC and moving blankets. If you don't need it to be collapsible I would totally recommend making one yourself for less than $300. That's what it cost me.

[@dylanj8676]

I agree, you can make a similar booth for $200-300. I would pay like $300 bucks for that frame alone. I wish they would just sell that seperately. Though you can also get collapsible canopy frames for under $200, though those are squares which will lead to a more boxy sound. I just went with the frame from a hydroponic tent myself just because I feel that while it won't be collapsible it'll be much more structurally sound.

[@SavoryPeach]

Beyond how insanely helpful all these videos are, your video style is amazing. The cuts are minimal and you are clearly well spoken (or well memorized) and it makes a lovely viewing experience

[@TheDosMiguel]

Dude, I’ve been binging your videos, and I absolutely love them! You’ve made my booth plans less daunting!

[@Vocalboothtogo]

Hello Mike, thank you for the great review. It was interesting to watch the new way you discovered to set it up. It actually makes sense, because with low ceilings it could be challenging to put the roof on when the frame is fully extended. Over the the years we went through many implementations of this booth from hanging to folding. I think this is now the final product. Yes. Indeed we do have PVC frame booth videos and, following customer's requests, we actually started to offer precut PVC frames for DIY vocal booths, that you can assemble at home. And for those frames we offer special blankets with velcro AND grommets to make the set up easier. Again: thank you for the great review. Jeff.

[@ConceptHut]

Thank you for making those videos.

[@skulio]

Hi , I have to tell you that your videos made a huge difference in my bussiness. I started building DIY home studio way before Covid started and it was based on few of your advices. When the epidemy kicked in I was ready to switch to fully online way of working with the clients (I run graphical design agency). The sound proof walls and accustic treatment you recomended made the magic work beautifully. So.. Thank you! I owe you a lot! That said a lot of my clients gave me a feedback that I have pretty good voice and I am able to explain complicated things in a simple way. The only problem I have is my diction. I thought to myself that it would be a great idea for few videos on this channel. I'm just throwing an idea here. I really like your way of showing and explaining things. Even now when I already bought all the equipment and built the studio I enjoy watching all your videos. Take care and stay safe!

[@SteadyPaceVince]

I just arrive to your channel and I love the way you sound, this is the kind of useful content I'd love to see more frequently on this platform

[@michaelapollolira1825]

Thanks, Mike! I always appreciate your insights!

[@megabryman5172]

I made a 2m H x 1m W x 1m L booth from 20mm PVC pipe over the weekend. $220 including two 3mx2m moving blankets. Super impressed with the quality it gives.

[@murball1980]

Thank you for your channel. It's informative and encouraging, and I love your style. I send people to your channel anytime I get questions from other people.

[@AttilaVoices]

Thank you so much Mike! I was looking at how to build a booth, but then after the headaches it seemed to come with, i looked into buying a booth. I saw this website and didn't expect there to be a review by you! You convinced me to buy one! Thanks you Miiike! :D

[@SquiddyJohn]

This could actually be a really useful option for me! Thanks for bringing my attention to it!

[@Luxa991]

I like what you're doing and I'm honestly surprised that you don't have like a million subscribers. Your videos are very detailed and i can listen to you for hours. :) That vocal booth is amazing btw. All tha best Mike.

[@mitschcrafter6766]

iam loving the diy vocal booth videos. they are super entertaining and teach me a lot of stuff.

[@curtisjudd]

Sounding really good! I have several of their sound blankets and am very happy with them - they do a great job of taming reverberant rooms.

[@Numma.Hurtado]

Good information I will check it out. Thank you.

[@AtomizedSound]

I didn’t know these existed!! Will definitely look into getting one!!

[@michaelluhrmann6628]

That looks awesome!😃

[@senzayyzone]

Very professional as always love your videos I'm a fan

[@benabel886]

eyyyyyyyy congrats on 100k havent been here since 80k but i knew you would get there!!

[@ireallyreallyreallylikethisimg]

Now THIS is more like it.

[@WildcatAirsofter]

I made a PVC booth going off of their design with their blankets! For not having a treated recording space before it's SUCH a step up

[@francosorianoromero2146]

Hello, how would you say its level of soundproofing to the outside?

[@WildcatAirsofter]

@@francosorianoromero2146 it's not soundproofing, just sound absorbent. So it will take away echoes or reflections caused by bad acoustics in your recording space, but it won't make things silent to you or those around you

[@francosorianoromero2146]

@@WildcatAirsofter Oh, I wanted it for my singing rehearsals, so as not to disturb my neighbors with noise. Too bad it doesn't work for it.

[@WildcatAirsofter]

@@francosorianoromero2146 you'll need some more heavy duty stuff if you're trying to isolate yourself for singing unfortunately

[@francosorianoromero2146]

@@WildcatAirsofter This other review says that blankets from the same manufacturer do manage to soundproof the noise to the outside. I'm confused. Maybe it's another type of blanket? kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2jRep-Agr-EbdE&ab_channel=MarcusThomas

[@IanRonningen]

I have the hanging vocal booth from vocalbooth2go... I’ve had or a few years, it’s all one piece and is awkward to fold up and store. I wish I had bought the one with a proper frame, as needing to have a place to hang it is counterproductive, especially now that I’ve moved and have a cement ceiling with nowhere to drill into easily. But I love the booth, it sounds great and gives the illusion of privacy which let’s me go full out when I need to.

[@LEEBO-56]

NICE...KEEP UP THE GREAT VIDEO'S BOOTH JUNKIE..HELLO TO ALL FROM NORTH TAMPA FL. BE SAFE AND STAY WELL EVERYONE..

[@tiliky95]

very nice video man!

[@sirnigelcogs]

It sounds a lot better than that other portable vocal booth.

[@corrinmana9324]

That's because he has 4 plugins on this one

[@sirnigelcogs]

@@corrinmana9324 Only for part of it. He also demonstrates the raw audio.

[@JoeJacksonJr]

Cheaper too..

[@dylanj8676]

Because this is twice as long of a space and it's a rectangle. Small spaces still allow for the low end reflections to bounce around very easily. And the other one was an equilateral triangle, so there are fewer walls to reflect off and they're all the same size meaning the reflections bounce around a lot more closely so they don't break up as quickly. A 3'x3' or 4'x4' square booth would also have an issue with sounding boxy because it's a small space that's completely symmetrical. 4'x6' and 6'x8' rectangular booths are much better sounding than square booths.

[@5ecretcode]

@@corrinmana9324 what are the 4 plugins (he might of said it during the video but i missed it)

[@benjaminbailey9847]

Awesome man!!!!!!

[@jaywilson4520]

I got this myself and I'm pretty happy with it.

[@JennyJoShow]

Hi Jay, can I asked which size you purchased and how you like that size? I am contemplating between the 4x4 and 3x6. Thank you in advance.

[@cyndyrella]

I'm thinking of getting the 4x4 and curious if it really lessens noise up to 10 db. I live in an apartment where it's difficult to treat the walls, and background noise is making it challenging for me to record with a noise floor of less than -60.

[@thesilencer6736]

@@cyndyrella Which one did you get? And what is the noise floor?

[@cyndyrella]

@@thesilencer6736 I got the 4x4 and built it myself with PVC. It worked great for acoustics but not at all for reducing the noise floor, which is essentially the base db level (background noise)

[@engelhorns]

OK, you got me. I just purchased one. I used the discount too, hope you get some kind of compensation for this. Just what i've been looking for.

[@ChristianEbnerVIE]

Hope you’re doing well and are in the midst of massive amounts of deep audio book work! Miss your vids sir!

[@grouchytrucker]

Good to see you still cranking away. How's the new house? The last time I really followed you were moving into a new place and the misses wasn't happy with a booth setup in the living room

[@circleofstone3114]

I NEED THAT!!!!

[@NoStringsAttached88]

Mike! LONG time listener first time caller! I’ve been recording some practice scripts just for practice, i really want to get into voice over stuff but I’m brand new to it, and if it’s not something you do i totally get it! But i was wondering if you would be willing to give me some feed back, again if not i more than understand, you are just the guy I’ve been watching forever and i know i can trust your opinion on if I’m wasting my time

[@ZVCmusic]

So dope

[@AnthemTD]

"Polaris, think outside." - That was definitely you that I just heard on a Polaris ad!

[@MattSkalski]

They should definitely be paying you if you're giving them solicited promo.

[@MahmoudTaji]

I agree, but it does give him content for his videos. Just glad he's making more videos.

[@Vocalboothtogo]

Matt, it was not a “solicited” promo, as you can see we didn’t bring anybody in or a celebrity to chime in on this. As part of our continuous work to improve our products we wanted Mike to review our latest version of the booth because we value his knowledge and integrity. We asked Mike to give us his honest opinion about the booth and our mic, which he did. And we appreciate that very much. 
Stephen

[@MattSkalski]

@@Vocalboothtogo Most professionals (such as myself) get paid for their expert opinion... Especially when it's going to drive sales for a company. You chose Mike to review because he has a youtube channel with over 100K subscribers. I mean, if I were selling your product Mike would be #1 on my list to review it as well. The only thing that's surprising to me is that 1. The product was lent not given to him to review, and 2. that he didn't require payment for his time, expertise, and role as one of the industry's largest influencers.

[@Vocalboothtogo]

@@MattSkalski hello Matt , you called this "solicited promo" , which it was not. We did not ask for "promo" or " commercial". We wanted INDEPENDENT review. Unlike unpaid independent review , to be paid for an opinion creates a relationship "for hire" create dependence of the reviewer on getting compensation for good review. Yes, It is totally OK to get paid for consulting service. But nobody trusts "bought " reviews.

[@Vocalboothtogo]

@@MattSkalski THIS what makes him a GREAT person.

[@marioloreti]

very good sounding! have you tried one of theyr portable vocal boot?

[@24hoursadaywithbobr]

I like it

[@RathOX]

Better & cheaper from the last one. I like it!

[@FleshToDust]

Cheaper and you get twice as much. What sorcery is this!?

[@corrinmana9324]

The last one cost 540, this one costs 1050

[@RathOX]

@@corrinmana9324 the last one was 1500 lol tribooth.com/products/the-tri-booth?variant=34610675581081

[@RathOX]

@@corrinmana9324 nope it was 1500

[@JoeJacksonJr]

@@corrinmana9324 Last one was $1500

[@D-S-9]

Still very expensive, but you can sort of see where the money is going with this one. It's not a bag of PVC pipes on a bungee cord. Out of my price range but definitely something I'll keep an eye on for the future

[@BitchinSpectre]

the tribooth's price point is downright insulting. i feel like the guys who make it must really think we're stupid. this is clearly better. but there's still nothing particularly innovative here.

[@dylanj8676]

There are collapsible canopy frames available online for a couple hundred bucks. I won't link any specific ones but they're not too hard to find.

[@dylanj8676]

@@BitchinSpectre Yes and no. It's not innovative, but the 4'x6' frame isn't something I've managed to find. I can find 4'x4' canopies, and 5'x5', but no 4'x6' yet.

[@xMaSSxHyST3RiA]

@@dylanj8676 You can find 4'x4', but not 4'x4'... this statement is slightly confusing to me

[@dylanj8676]

@@xMaSSxHyST3RiA That's supposed to be 4'x6'

[@MooreCharacter]

Are you able to do a video on lighting options for mobile booths?

[@abitodd777]

a far nicer sound than the last one, i can say that much. wonderful review Sir Delgaudio

[@dylanj8676]

Because this one is a much bigger space. The other one is boxy because it's tiny and triangular. If the other one had been a rectangle it would've sounded a lot better.

[@abitodd777]

@@dylanj8676 debatable sir. i think if the triangle one had thicker covers it would've helped a lot.

[@GabePlaysYT]

I've heard of these!! I've already purchased a WhisperRoom MDL4242 and covered the inside with OC703. Would you say this is better, especially since it's cheaper?

[@orangemaniabrother2232]

Please please please review the VOMO from Vocalboothtogo, I'm excited to hear what you think of that, I can't find any demos of that that aren't by Vocalboothtogo themselves.

[@scotchbox]

I am most jelly, lusted for one for years!

[@voteto]

Will there be 100k special?)

[@valanak]

Great video! Can you give me a piece of advice, please: what XLR microphone you'd recomend for Zoom H4N PRO. I need it for streamin' an' recordin' some podcasts (reasonable price for me +\- 200 €). Mbe Lewitt LCT 240 or Audio Technica AT875R? Right now i'm using Shure SM58+Zoom H4N PRO but i really dislike its sound:(

[@Podcasthero]

Hi Mike, I’ve seen a lot of videos where people are saying a small room isn’t “treatable” because of standing waves. And they recommend a bigger room instead of treating the room. But a vocal booth is super small yet gets great sound. So it is a little confusing. I set up a podcast recording space in my crawlspace. Ceiling is unfinished and only 5’ high. My recordings have a low frequency reverb that makes my voice sound unnatural. I was thinking of putting in some sound absorption panels, hanging a couple moving blankets, and a bookshelf for some diffusion. Do you recommend investing time and $ in a space like that? Or just setup in another room. The downside is I would have to setup and breakdown each time if I use another room.

[@SimplicityForGood]

in 2023, is this the way to go to get started as a new Voice Actor? I got the Shure Sm 7B, will recording in this or one of the smaller ones give performances, recordings that can be sold and make professional work done by sold at for example Fiverr? what is your honest and straight through opinion ? I got an audient ID 14 mk ll and Logic Pro.. what booth shall I consider and use my money in the best way to get started? thanks!

[@ronejohnson2362]

Can you do the E100s in the Eyeball foam thing?

[@Koolmoedeesimpson]

What about the GIK Acoustics PIB ? Can you get your hands on them to review

[@mrdonvito7963]

Have you done a video on the audio technica bp40 by any chance , caus if you have not I would love for you to review it

[@Acenis]

Got second thoughts on NT1-A? Or just a random pick?

[@MultiHeXs]

Hey! do you think this vocal booth would be also good for recording opera vocals? thank you!

[@Ab.Freshy]

My booth is my room, I make music, any recommendations to sound-cancelling-panels?

[@Hairfly100]

What about the metal frame work. Should I be concerned about all metal in the booth affecting the recorded audio quality.

[@larserikertzgaardringen7426]

What about ventilation? Does the air become heavy and hard to breath after a while?

[@Mamiya645]

I'm into the idea of something not a huge hot heavy hefty permanent booth if it isolates sound. Apartment-life reeks!

[@BoothJunkie]

This booth won't block outside sound, it just helps get better sound inside the booth. They have a "more soundproof" versions that might block outside sound, but it is significantly more expensive.

[@osovagabundo1]

Almost all my interviews are in the feild and this would be great. A small table and sitting would be great

[@h4ppydr4gon]

What happens with this kind of booth if it's up agains a wall or in a cornor? Wil that give better or worse arcoustics?

[@audioknigi9042]

Can you make a review on ntg 3

[@stuartwrigglesworth9339]

Hi you are good: I am looking to get a new microphone I have a very deep voice. I use reaper love it and you have tried lots off microphone on your videos . I am just getting into voice over been singing pro for 25 years but now I just won’t to stay at home in my little studio. Any advice please. Thank you 😊

[@JohnCripps]

podcast booth.... oooh

[@cyndyrella]

What did you think of the sound quality as opposed to without it? Also they claim it dampens noise up to 10 db. I'm looking to lower my noise floor a bit and increase sound quality. I live in an apartment where it's difficult to get clean audio, unless I record between the hours of 11pm and 4am. Not ideal. I need HELP. Please 😁

[@rylandweet7750]

I’d like to know the booth blocks you’re vocals from people hearing you from outside

[@robcarbone2048]

got the 4x4 version of the booth in the video. Able to achieve a sound floor of better than -60db. Loving it!

[@robcarbone2048]

Not at all. Recorded two e-learning program (40+ separate scripts) and all sounded clean and bright.

[@robcarbone2048]

@JDS Bleedo Not at all. I set it up in my bedroom in winter with the heat on, no problem. Have not hat the opportunity to use it in summer yet so I cannot speak to that. I do know that if you look online some people have come up with DIY ways to have air blown in using a fan and some wide hosing while keeping the sound out. If you get one you may also want to invest in some interlocking rubber mat tiles. I got four at Lowes for about $25 and I have the 4x4 booth. Works great to give you a soft floor to stand on with no issues with sound reflection off the floor.

[@thesilencer6736]

@@robcarbone2048 what is your noise floor? I am think to buy the AVB 5, but I would like to see some recording of the noise floor.

[@robcarbone2048]

@@thesilencer6736 i have been able to get to a noise floor of -58db or better. From there, with editing I can get it into the -60 to -70db range.

[@thesilencer6736]

@@robcarbone2048 What microphone are you using? And what is your recording level?

[@BelsPlays]

SHURE MV7 PLEASE AND THANK YOU.

[@JimMcNicholas]

I truly miss the videos Mike!

[@SomeLittleShoe]

That Rode microphone sounds great. Do you find it to be as good or better than that beautiful sounding Lewitt you use? Or wait, or is that Lewitt a CAD?

[@BoothJunkie]

The NT1-a is a fine mic, but personally, I still prefer both the Lewitt and CAD to the NT1-A specifically. Something in the "ess" sounds on the NT1-a sound harsh on my voice, and I end up doing a lot of de-essing. That said, I chose the NT1-a because I thought it was a reasonable choice to demonstrate what a first "real condenser mic" might sound like in a portable booth. I still think it sounds pretty good overall.

[@marc_leblanc]

OMG I want one!! lol

[@GhostHighLights]

Yo Mike can I get a review of Apogee hypemic usb microphone....it's what funimation is using for dubs right now.

[@soilsminor4715]

I wonder if this is good to practice saxophone in my apartment and to avoid the neighbors complaints

[@hohloyumor]

BRO PLEASE REVIEW WARM AUDIO WA-14!

[@jackhydrazine1376]

I can definitely make that with the pop-up canopy I already have and buy some moving blankets that can be velcroed together.

[@Sondaze]

removing k sounds from recordings? tracking?

[@geraldfirme1213]

Can you use recording rap vehicles?

[@stevendiaz4104]

So how does it compare to the Tri-booth? Did one have thicker blankets over the other? Obviously sizes are different and the tri-booth gets you more accessories in a pack that fits an airline carry on. If Vocalboothtogo was really brave they'd send you the "soundproof" model to review since that's meant to undercut a single walled Whisper room.

[@WildRice281]

I'd like to see a review of the soundproof model.

[@AtTheSourceStudios]

The only thing these vocal booths needs is some Aurelex or acoustic foam inside to kill the reflections. Sound deading is great for noise floor but just using moving blankets alone actually increases the reflection volume at the same time. Albeit a shorter reflection. A quick solution would be an Alctron PF8 or Kaotica Eyeball.

[@JennyJoShow]

Hello, I am contemplating whether to purchase a 4x4 or 3x6 of this booth... do you think the size would affect the reflection? I didn't realize the moving blankets alone weren't enough! :(

[@AtTheSourceStudios]

@@JennyJoShow the smaller the booth the closer the reflections will be to the mic so go larger if you can but if possible still find a way to attach some type of diffusion to the inside to help kill the reflections. Aurelex or even some of the more affordable 1" thick acoustic foam from Amazon/walmart online will do a great job of managing the reflections and make sure to place them behind you. An additional reflection shield attached to the mic stand will help reflection past/behind the mic.

[@JennyJoShow]

@atthesourcestudios oh thank you! Do you think sitting so that I am further away from the tent (in the 3x6) would be better than having more width space in the 4x4? Are you guys on Instagram or have other means of communication?

[@AtTheSourceStudios]

@@JennyJoShow yes in the 3x6 you would want the length to be on the sides (like you're facing into the end of a hallway). This is not my product but you can contact me via FB if you have more questions. m.facebook.com/AtTheSourceStudios -Josh

[@timbomba9478]

I like this. One question: How do you clean the blankets?

[@c3pu333]

Dry cleaner? Pressure washer? Carpet cleaner?

[@Vocalboothtogo]

They can be washed in a commercial type laundromat machines.

[@timbomba9478]

@@Vocalboothtogo Thank you

[@LoffysDomain]

If anyone's contemplating buying one, here's my tip to cope with the cost: look at the quality, that thing will last at least 20 years. Dive cost by 20. Then divide by 12. _Ta da_ that's the monthly cost. No need to thank me --- I use this trick whenever I buy another electric guitar or mic ;-)

[@keithedwinsmith9416]

Loffy mmm...maybe if I look on that Ferrari as a purchase over 200 years it’ll look like a bargain😃

[@kentlofgren-svenska]

@@keithedwinsmith9416 _Exactly_ ;-)

[@dylanj8676]

Here's my tip: you can build a similar thing for a couple hundred bucks. If you get a canopy frame it'll even be a collapsible. I'm not trying to diss VBTG here, just pointing out that much like MDF/plywood booths, blanket booths can be made for much cheaper by doing it yourself. That doesn't mean that I think anybody is getting ripped off, I just think that if you don't want to pay $1000-$1500 you can DIY it for a quarter of the lower end price. I will say this is a much better purchase than the Tribooth though. The design of that is just awful. Not only is it tiny but it was also triangular. The low end reflections will bounce around like crazy.

[@robertfeliciano5723]

I need a size that fits over my bed in my noisy NYC apartment.

[@elpibe2020]

I have a question for you my friend. ... what about a lavalier microphone for voice-over? MMM interesting. ... thumbs up to be visible

[@HasseneHaddad]

Where is your beloved Zoom H5. and is that Centrance Interface Better ?

[@ursulamoney203]

My question exactly!

[@gabrieltrono9834]

Maono AU-A04 review?

[@insanejughead]

Oh goodness, it looks like a portable surgery room. Perfect for when you need a surgically sterile sound space, right!

[@mroctober3657]

Good for getting those black market organs.

[@IntheDAW]

man that price tho. honestly i want one of these for when i need to do things at home with clients. but that price is big for the times we are in. maybe ill save up and look into it in a few months when i have more money to spend on stuff.

[@ConceptHut]

Look into making the PVC version until you can buy something more expensive. There are tutorial videos on the vocalboothtogo KZbin channel. Go there and search PVC.

[@davetindell4110]

@Booth Junkie what's your thoughts on AI live noise removing software like Krisp.io? I use it on Web calls and such, works for That very well. Not sure about podcasts though. Thoughts?

[@guspaz]

Discord has Krisp built-in, and I tried it briefly. I found that it was hyper-aggressive and kept truncating my speech, so I gave up on it. I had much better results with nVidia's RTX Voice (which, despite the name, can be used on GTX cards like my 970, though its successor nVidia Broadcast requires RTX), and that one has an adjustment slider that lets you dial in the noise removal. It too truncates sentences on max, but unlike Krisp, you can reduce the power of the noise removal until it doesn't do that anymore.

[@davetindell4110]

@@guspaz I bought Krisp off an appsumo deal a while back, before Discord integration. The desktop app is FAR superior to the discord app integration that's provided for free. Have you tried the desktop app of Krisp?

[@BoothJunkie]

When I researched it before, it was my understanding that Krisp.ai only works when recording through Chrome and Chrome-type apps -- there is no VST/ plugin for something like Reaper or other DAW's, so I'm not sure it would work in a Voiceover situation. But, I haven't used it yet, so I can't speak to how well it works otherwise.

[@davetindell4110]

@@BoothJunkie they have a desktop app. You choose it as an audio source in reaper or Adobe audition. Yes, they have a chrome extension, but the desktop app is where what you're referencing is at. Mind taking a look? They offer a free trial. I'm interested to hear your thoughts on it for voice over work or podcasts recording in my case.

[@oohyeahluis]

yo mike are you doing okay sir? hope you are 🙂

[@StephanieGould]

That's the booth I have. ;)

[@JennyJoShow]

Hi Stephanie, can I asked which size you purchased and how you like that size? Any cons to the booth? I am contemplating between the 4x4 and 3x6. Thank you in advance.

[@StephanieGould]

@@JennyJoShow I have the 3x6. I LOVE IT. Although, sometimes, I wish I had more dampening. But it's fantastic.

[@JennyJoShow]

@@StephanieGould thank you for replying! :) ooh yes, @atthesourcestudios noted that the booth prob still needs more treatment like adding 1inch acoustic foam. Would you say that the booth is just like getting the popup frame of a canopy and adding the acoustic blankets from vocal booth to go? (basically, just the frame is different)

[@StephanieGould]

@@JennyJoShow basically. yup

[@JennyJoShow]

@@StephanieGould eek, I'm starting to rethink purchasing it haha. I'm not sure if the frame is that much better, hence worth the cost. :( Thank you, again! :)

[@dylanj8676]

Not right for me, but I would totally pay a couple hundred bucks for the frame. Dunno what it costs them to make it though since it isn't the typical square canopy design.

[@sampriest12]

I have been waiting for them to come to you... I ordered the small portable booth 3 Days ago before this video... I just canceled the mic. Thinking about tlm 103. Where would go to get into the world of voice over work?

[@AS-zw6cx]

Hi ! I'm new to this great channel, and I'm looking for a video that would explain how to limit or eliminate "mouth noises" after a voice recording. Which plug-ins to use if needed? Are there any special tips to know? Or more generally can you tell me one or more videos that would deal with the mixing of a voice-over? Thanks in advance, I will post this comment under a more recent video if I don't have an answer ;) Glad I found this great channel anyway!

[@DropkickNation]

And once again, the prices for pre-built booths are almost insulting. For a bunch of fabric stitched together. Build something yourself and save like thousands of bucks. Nuff said.

[@amandajstar]

But who would? I could reproduce the Bayeux Tapestry with felted wool myself, but let's face it: I'm not going to :^)

[@DropkickNation]

@@amandajstar Who would? lol Many people.

[@dylanj8676]

@@amandajstar A lot of people would. Moving blankets are pretty common treatment in home studios and for indoor location audio. I've seen them in some project studios too. You're not gonna find them in studios that cost thousands of dollars to record in, but those make enough money to have every inch of the tracking area covered in mineral wool panels. In a home studio I would always recommend moving blankets over "sound blanket" because you can get 4 moving blankets for the price of a single sound blanket and get a much deader sound, but for location audio lots of people probably use these. And professional studios aren't buying whisper rooms or other commercially available booths. They're building them because it allows them to get a much better space for much better prices. I would actually argue that any engineer worth their salt is making their treatment because it's so cost effective. Rock Wool is like a dollar per square foot. If you're making a 4'x8' panel you're using less than $40 of insulation and you get 32 sqft of coverage. A premade panel that size would probably run a couple hundred bucks. If you double up (as in use 2 batts per panel) you're still only spending about $60 on the insulation. And that's for a ridiculously big panel.

[@amandajstar]

@@dylanj8676 Hey, I'm all for DIY, and you sound like you know what you're talking about, and that's great. It's not so much the blanketing, it's the framework I was thinking of. Especially one that is) not going to collapse at the wrong moment(!) and b) is easily foldable/storable/movable. My dad is a retired engineer who makes things with wood (to a high polish) in his garage on a regular basis. But I couldn't do it, with what tools and know-how I have, and I suspect that many people would rather pay up for a professional structure so they can focus on their real work -- which is doing the recording. Have a good evening.

[@phillippierce3639]

I built my vocal booth with a $99 beach cabana from Amazon and a bunch of moving blankets and clamps from Home Depot. Total cost was less than $150 and it's easily portable.

[@AnasAlsayedStudio]

This is far far better that the previous one and cheaper and come with microphone 🙂 I still prefer diy until I do a permanent booth.

[@dancamarda4793]

Crazy to me that sound "proof" booths are $4,000.00 and up. Would be nice vs having to build it. Much less a PITA. But WOW they're expensive prebuilt. I own 6 acoustic blankets from the same company I believe. Been a few years. No complaints about the blankets. They certainly make the environment dry. But again I feel like there is HUGE markup in this area. I saw a PVC frame for blankets the other day for $700. It is great the PVC is precut and measured, however again, HUGE markup. Pretty sure I could spend $200 and buy a miter box, saw, and all the pvc. So disappointing that it is either DIY or spend WAY too much $. You can literally buy some models of brand new motorcycles or mopeds for less $ than what people want to charge you for a vocal booth. Telling me the materials, engineering, demand, or practical use of a prefab vocal booth out weighs automotive? Maybe it is just me but seems pretty insane and definitely feels like highway robbery. The only saving grace is that most people don't have to buy a vocal booth. Heck even voice over artists can just build their own. I imagine many do because of the completely ludicrous prices of prefabs.

[@JayKSilver]

I think at that price I’d just take the step further and get a small whisperroom

[@smoogles.5534]

took a look at that - waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay to expensive if you're budget doesn't hit 3000ish USD, that canadian is almost 4000 plus.

[@dylanj8676]

You could build a booth like a whisper room for less than $1000.

[@dylanj8676]

@@smoogles.5534 Check out Glenn Murrant's $500 Canadian vocal booth build.

[@e.conwaybryansr.8626]

...interesting. Near the end, a small amount of anxiety started to creep in because I thought he was not going to say “...record something amazing.” He did. All is well. Be safe. 😎

[@HeyyItsNick]

This would be amazing for people starting out, but a tent with moving blankets seems wayyyy over priced.

[@audiomc3370]

I used this booth as well and this booth DOES NOT absorb anything below 600hz-700hz. Trained ears can hear that easily.

[@senzanome7801]

Why don't you make us hear how much sound/voice comes from inside to the outside? Thanks!!!