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Voiceover Studio and Acoustics

Bass Traps and Filters – DIY Bass Trap

July 4, 2009

This is a good representation of how easy it can be to build a bass trap. A 2′X4′ frame that is made of 1×2. A 4″ peice of Rockwool insulation, fabric of your choice, and a couple of eyehooks and wire or zip-ties to hang the trap.

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I’m Considering Building a DAWBox Iso-Booth – Or Similar

July 2, 2009

Since recently completing my acoustics project, I have considered building an additional ISO-Booth using the DAWBox plans.  Partially because I’m looking for another challenge, but mainly because even though I’ve got a noise floor around -67db, there is also a lot of noise leakage during the day.
There are many reasons for a booth and many [...]

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Bobbin Beam’s Do it Yourself Home Recording Sound Booth

July 2, 2009

What Does Bobbin Beam’s DIY Home Recording Booth Sound Like?

Recently, Bobbin Beam and her husband Pete completed the building of Bobbin’s home recording booth.
To learn more about the process of building a booth in your own home and find about how Bobbin and Pete successfully completed the booth on their own, read this interview with [...]

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Building a Vocal Booth or Iso Room – Things to Consider

July 2, 2009

The main reasons for building a booth are to keep the sound of the air conditioning and the PC out of the mic, and to reduce the background noise of office staff charging past on their way to buy sandwiches!
A reader writes to Sound on Sound Magazine “I’m told that the studio in our last [...]

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