The various panels makes a sort of DIY vocal-boot, for my modest home studio.
But first:
Sound-clips talks, bullshit walks
Room without treatment:
and, with acoustic panels:
The pros of doing it like this are:
1) It's rather cheap
2) It's removable. Setup/down-time is like 10min. So ideal for a multi-function room.
3) Works quite well
So, here are some pictures
This is the room with no treatment. Low ceiling (189cm), wood panels and large corners for bass buildup. |
Me doing the audio-clips |
Fold-able acoustic panel |
Here it is open, ready for use |
Adding hanging panels for side and ceiling. |
Another type of mounting the panels |
Here from the inside |
Final booth, left |
Final both, right. With opening for access. A madras is covering a gap. |
The hangers are mounted with curtain wire.
Mic. used: C1 jj mod
Preamp: ssl9k (diy)
It's awesome that you made your own acoustic panels. The irony is that, with some recording sessions, you might add an echo or other simulation of sound in an enclosure. Reverberation can give music a majestic, expansive feel. famitchell.com.au
ReplyDeleteWow, the improvement is very noticeable, a fine job!
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