How to build a voiceover booth, a really serious booth

Michael Minetree calls it The Monster Sound Isolation Booth and I would heartily agree. At his site, Michael has provided a detailed and inspiring photo journey through the process of building a first class isolation booth for voiceover or instrument recording.

Take the tour starting here. I think you’ll be as impressed as I am.

(edited to update URI of link to new blog structure at Michael’s site)

2 Comments

  1. it sure is a monster, but one thing that was glaringly omitted (unless I missed it in the myriad pictures) was ventilation, there seems to be none.

    Comment by Bill — September 2, 2006 @ 12:24 pm

  2. Bill,

    He doesn’t say a lot about ventilation, you’re right. In the middle of the 4th page is the only place Mike mentions it.

    Be well,
    Bob

    Comment by Bob — September 2, 2006 @ 12:52 pm

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