In Atlanta Georgia we were invited to a local High School to help find a solution for doing Voice over for their Video/Audio class. Currently they were trying to refurbish a janitor;s closet into a vocal booth by sticking some foam to the walls. It did not work too well.
We presented the AVB33 – Acoustic Vocal Booth 3 x 3, that delivered great sound right there in the Video room. In this video we also quickly touch on WHY do you need to have your room acoustically treated.
in this Testimonial Dean Wendt – professional Voice actor for over 25 years, picks up on often overlooked advantage of VOMO – Voice Over MObile recording studio – it its consistency of the sound. He said that, he travels a lot and anywhere he takes VOMO with him. (I saw how he packed it, with all extension cords and gear in it! )
He said that hi main concern was revisions and making then sound consistent with the rest of the take. With VOMO – there was never a problem!
Before the actual product was available we sent a prototype sample to industry experts.
See what they have to say:
With many audio editing platforms available today, recording can be done in the comfort of your own home, although it is not as easy as buying a microphone and pressing “Record”. Room acoustics are paramount. Every professional recording studio is fine-tuned to get the best sound possible. It requires expertise and costs thousands of dollars to do a proper job in acoustic room treatment. Yet in-home audio recording studios this often underestimated. It is much more fun to talk about expensive mics, EQ (equalizers) and latest software that “removes” noise and optimizes your tracks all by itself. Continue reading “Sound ART Acoustic Room Treatment”
This video demonstrates the soundproofing capacity of the AVB33 – Acoustic Vocal Booth. We tested it at the 2016 Summer NAMM show. Acoustic vocal booth primary purpose is to cut down on echo and reverberation for clear audio recording, but they also reduce the noise level.
In this video it is demonstrated that the AVB33 blocks approximately 10 dB of noise.
Vocal booth sizes here: Acoustic Vocal Booths for voice over
Carry on Vocal Booth Prototype testing.
Since then we imporved the design and our portable vocal booth is now can be set up within about 5 seconds!
We also included a lot of additional accessories to make it an ultimate Vocal Booth for the road warrior.
Thisi video was made about a year ago. New video for the Carry-on Vocal Booth pro is coming out soon.
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In this interview Martin Morissette from 4chordsproduction shares essential set-up information for Audio Production on a budget. Included are his thoughts on the three key aspects of capturing good sound:
1) Quality of the instrument; 2) Quality of the player and, 3) Acoustic Room treatment.
Marty shares how he uses the Producer’s Choice Acoustic Blankets for recording vocals, guitar, vocals and the drums, as well as how he uses them for on-site audio recording at client locations. The portable Producers Choice Sound Blankets allow Marty to manage his recording environment, becoming his portable recording studio.
Marty publishes a weekly blog on musical production which can be found at http://4chordsproduction.com/
“There are three key aspects in capturing good sound — the quality of the instrument, the quality of the player and acoustic room treatment,’’ Martin Morrisette told VocalBoothToGo.com during a video interview about his music business and best practices in creating a home recording studio space.
Marty, an accomplished musician and former band member of Remember When, is also a writer, blogger and singer. With his business partner and friend, Pierre-Antoine Rivard Paquet he started 4Chords Production, which focuses on producing and recording bands and artists as well as writing and producing sound tracks for short films, corporate and promotional videos. He told VocalBoothToGo during an interview that he has learned from his experience in the music industry that there are three key aspects in capturing a good sound.
Continue reading “Best Practices in Creating a Home Recording Studio Space”
It goes without question that in today’s competitive world of voiceover, you will need to invest in a home studio of some kind. Your home studio will be essential for auditions, practice, and paid projects as they flow in. However, the cost of equipping a home studio may vary anywhere from a few hundred dollars to several thousand, depending on your individual needs.
When considering planning out your home recording studio, two important aspects must be addressed: soundproofing and acoustic room treatment. It’s quite obvious that your recordings should not have any sounds that do not belong such as traffic, barking dogs, noisy neighbors or a lawn mower passing by. Nonetheless, your recordings should not make you sound as if you are recording in a fish bowl either. Where do you start…
Continue reading “Don’t Forget About Acoustics and Soundproofing When Designing a Home Studio”
In this video we tested how much sound blankets shrink after wash. Producer’s Choice acoustic blankets shrink about 1-2 inches in length and width after the wash.
This happens because the blankets expand and get thicker.
This video also provides an interesting example of Producer’s choice acoustic blankets in action.
Most of the audio is done in an untreated environment of the Laundromat. The end summary was recorded using the same camera, but surrounded with Producer’s choice blankets.
There is a big difference in the quality of recording.
(Audio was not optimized or manipulated in any way.)
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