VocalBooth.com Silver Series Assembly Tutor

How to assemble the Silver Series VocalBooth from VocalBooth.com. For additional information, visit vocalbooth.com

[@vitalepitts]

Bold of them to show the entire construction to give the DIY people reference material

[@ReverendGuyWallis]

the fact that they charge 5-10 grand for a lot of these and theyre still built with particle board is pretty insane. then they show us how to do it ourselves... might as well diy

[@damaineradcliff6447]

I’m looking like no way im playing 7 grand for that I can build myself

[@joemfahey]

​@@damaineradcliff6447 can you build two please... 🙂

[@BuddhaTrixie]

i was considering getting one but now that i see how its done i'm just like "i... could probably make that"

[@antoineinniss5586]

Hello. What make / brand of lights, with the Velcro, did you use for the booth? Thanks

[@spacetonium]

What is that backing music track? I love it.

[@gerrickahron8049]

Where we can buy the vocal booth

[@raghupriyaraaman]

Is it available in India? If so, how can I get it?

[@h2odaghostakaladidjour348]

Omg I so need this in my life 😍 😭

[@Mego984]

Sir can you post to Malaysia this board?

[@KenFrancisFilms]

In case it has to be moved multiple times, can this be disassembled without damage?

[@VersatileRaps]

Would love to know as well.

[@SH-jv5uf]

These booths have parallel walls and lengths in multiples of 2. Can they really provide a true professional vocal (singing) sound. If so, how?

[@tonyr.4778]

you are talking about reflection and standing waves. If the parallel walls are non-reflective or are diffused then that is not an issue. However, tight spaces and deadened sounds are not good for singing more so as to the effect it has on the singer. They tend to tire quicker since they don't get the natural feedback and tend to force the voice more.

[@SH-jv5uf]

@@tonyr.4778 thanks for the response. I appreciate it.

[@nadeemrazaofficial8773]

I need this tell me H plz…

[@antoineinniss5586]

And what's the cost of that booth?

[@Noxo_off]

start at 5495$ on their website :'D

[@mrcrowleyoz]

How many decibels does it reduce if someone plays an instrument at 100db?

[@vocalbooth]

Frequency (Hertz) 125 200 500 1000 2000 4000 Reduction (dB) 26 23 24 34 32 38 NIC = 27 dB

[@babystorm1979]

I like that.

[@Miamifilmkings]

Price

[@jonathanmellette8541]

They have pricing on their website. That model looks like around $5k delivered.

[@laurabrown7468]

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[@backagain6826]

You can make this for under 1k

[@Ptpop]

Agreed. This is just plywood with sound proofing panels attached.

[@ausafahmad4587]

Not really. Each wall needs to be filled with Rockwool inside it and cover from both the sides to make it look like a single wall sheet. Now the wall has to be covered with a sound absorbing carpet or blanket making it a complete single wall. Just making one wall would cost around 5k if done properly. Also the thickness of the wall is very important as it will help in more sound isolation and won't let any sound get inside the booth. Ventilation system is a bit tricky part here which I am trying to understand because I want my room AC to directly vent my booth through a PVC pipe providing cool air inside the booth that would eventually help in sitting for longer hours. Cable management looks simple as only one small hole is enough for wires and cables and can be sealed with foam and rubber material around the hole. If I am not wrong it would cost around 50k for a good sound proofed vocal booth.

[@thetruth3316]

@@ausafahmad4587 which currency are you estimating in

[@anantgillmusic]

@@ausafahmad4587 the walls on the side look too thin to have a rockwool covering inside them the foam on the top and bottom might have it though

[@khaleelibrahim3643]

@@ausafahmad4587 u think this has it all?

[@thetruth3316]

Lots of high end absorption

[@geofferzh79]

if you do not have a forklift ? who has a forklift at home?

[@timtam6369]

I do.

[@jdstewart9689]

Ive built these..and that material is heavy!!! not portable for me.. this thing would weigh 200lbs or more!! too much..build one with 1/8" plywood... you would still get a good result

[@Noxo_off]

Start at 5495$ ? xD cost not even 1000$ for real :/ Dude, be real, for that price, you can have a real vocal booth with real acoustic treatement and you can even treat the room itself. I'm sure you'll still have enough money to get an airbnb in Bali for 1 week at least.

[@daniellee1722]

It's all about time and money. You either risk spending thousands DIY and getting poor results or pay the 5500 and getting it right. They know this that's why they charge 5k.

[@reggiislab]

@@daniellee1722 What's right about this ? Bunch of foam and plywood isn't really a good booth, especially for this money, you could hire someone with some carpenter skills and make you a real booth for 5k with rockwool insulation that will cover the full frequency range

[@daniellee1722]

@@reggiislab You're right and I thought about that. The problem is finding the right carpenter. I mean the work can't be too hard after some research into vocal booths.

[@rihhard1072]

Any decent carpenter will be able to make you a vocal booth, we have soccer moms building houses out here from KZbin tutorials lmao