Easy Portable Sound Proof Vocal Booth 

Seconding this!

Thanks so much! Glad I could help inspire some ideas! I appreciate the support, new music coming soon!

So glad to help! Hope it does the job for you!

Thanks so much Marc! Glad it helped and I appreciate the support!

Absolutely. It's easiest to get a hold of me on my Instagram @TyDayMusic .. I'll answer questions and help in anyway I can!

Good! Hope it gives you everything you need!

So glad I could help!

Much appreciated D, I like to think I am. Thanks for the support!

Jae B. Tundra that was the overall goal 🙏 thanks for watching!

does this type of vocal Booth deals with high frequencies and low frequencies issues?

@@ramirezwilliam8983 it pretty gives a solid dry recording which is what you need a good recording

@@JaeBTundra1 well I was told that low,high and medium frequencies will build up and ruin the quality of your Recording, so what do you say about that?

@@ramirezwilliam8983 not in qn actual vocal booth

Just the beginning of the journey :) I appreciate the support! Thanks so much!

Michael Holdaway so glad you are confident in this setup, it has most certainly made a huge difference for me, unfortunately I do not know what the actually decibel drop is.

@Lyrikile Trife my album was recorded in a lesser version of this, but my two singles Arkham and Bounce were both recorded in this. Flex up was a collaboration that was recorded at the other artists location.

My friend, that is my one regret, I didn't keep my receipts unfortunately. I do know the total cost after everything was right around $700 USD. But I am fairly certain you can do it for less. I made sure to buy a little extra material in case I made mistakes and if you make it smaller than I did, then it will definitely cost less.

The velcro was simply to connect the outside insulation boards to the piping. The door I just simply measured and cut one side of the insulation board as a "hinge" and reinforced it with duct tape.

LMAO

This guy isn't Cena, we can see him.

But…he’s visible.

The ventilation is something that I did not account for/decided not to include. I have not had the heat get so bad that I could not stand it and I've spent 6+ hours in it only leaving for bathroom breaks. However, I am in a basement that can tend to stay pretty cool so that helps. I would definitely take it into consideration and if you're someone that gets hot easily then I would look into including it. The total cost was right about $700 USD, but I believe it can be done cheaper. I bought extra material to account for mistakes.

I know what you mean haha everything came out to right around 700 USD.

Thanks so much! The door was done by first measuring out the size and then cutting only one side of the foam insulation board. The other uncut side acted as a hinge and then I reinforced the uncut side with duct tape.

So the side that’s uncut and is acting like a hinge actually broke but you are keeping it together with duck tape? And the roof how many inches did you go above the pvc pipe

@@smoovej86 no he cut through only one side the Reinforced the other side with tape, theres foam in the middle and it's sandwiched between 2 layers of another material (paper? plastic?)

@@debobrien1 thanks I got mine built and been doing some good music

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Thanks so much, I'm glad you liked both and I appreciate the support!

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Hey, short answer no. I simply ran it from an outlet that was in the ceiling down to my booth. I ran the cord and then set the ceiling of the booth on top of the cord. Let me know if that helps.

those are T- Joints

@@tyday2912 I have already started building something similar in my room. The frame is almost done!

Yea up top is, make sure to account for the joint with the measure, it’s not exactly 2.5 on each side.

If you have a lot of power then they will probably hear you if they are standing right outside the booth. From my experience, If they are on a different floor they may hear a hum, but it will be faint.

The foam insulation board was not Rockwool no. Just the insulation for the walls.

@@tyday2912 Thank you!

Mariana, I can't lie, that is a tough question. I will say this much, it certainly makes a significant difference with dampening the sound and would be much better than just doing blankets. However, as an opera singer, your power might still be heard a bit depending on the walls in your apartment building. I do believe it would still make a significant difference for your neighbors though. I hope that helps!

@@tyday2912 Thank you so much for your answer! I think even if it dampens some of the power of my voice, the neighbors would still appreciate it. Thanks again! :)

@@marianadelarosamezzo My pleasure! Hope it all works out!

Yea I didn't do a great job explaining the material unfortunately, so the outside walls are a foam insulation board. There are several different kinds you can choose from. I got 1/2 inch thick 4x8 boards.

@@tyday2912 Thank you brother for the response. Much appreciated. It is rare to see someone actually respond to most comments. Great song by the way. BTW, I need to find a gentleman that will walk behind me for those busters whose lips are out of mileage lol. Classic.

@@davidespiritusanto9581 I see what you did there haha love it, thanks so much for the support!

DaytonJames I’m honored to be an inspiration to you! I’d be happy to help any way I can. Give me a shout on IG @TyDayMusic

Yea, just simply lined it with acoustic tiles

@@tyday2912 nice one!

Size: 5x5x7 Material: Frame - 2 in diam. PVC Pipe. Outside Wall - 4x8 1/2 inch foam insulation board. Insulation - Rockwool Safe'n'Sound Insulation. Wire - 16 gage multipurpose wire. Velcro - 5lb sticky back velcro. Inside sheets - queen size "flat" bed sheet.

Ty Day thanks. How much quantity did you purchase of each product?

he replied to someone else's query about the door- Thanks so much! The door was done by first measuring out the size and then cutting only one side of the foam insulation board. The other uncut side acted as a hinge and then I reinforced the uncut side with duct tape.

lol

I'd have to look at the numbers of the insulation and the area of each wall, but honestly the 1 inch PVC pipe might be a bit too small cuz the insulation is 3in thick.

Sadly no, I didn’t plan for the ventilation but most certainly should have because it can tend to get very hot but it wouldn’t be difficult to incorporate.

@@tyday2912 about how much would this run?

@@johndoe7109 it ran me about $700 USD, though I believe it can be done cheaper pending what size you do.

@@tyday2912 jeez! There's no cheap solution here huh lol i like the size build you have, i don't want to be cramped up in in smaller area than that. I was thinking of building frames and sticking rockwool in between, then using a sheet on the inside like you did, with the outside walls made out of plywood, but if your set up is $700 i could expect mine in the $1000 range and I'm trying to put some money towards the business side of things like llc and all that. Decisions decisions. Ima have to bite the bullet and let the whole neighborhood hear me lol I'm surprised you don't have any more subs, you're providing good information. I just subbed! Hope to see more videos of you using your booth, maybe a follow up and outside sound test to see how much audio leaks out with the monitors playing inside. Thanks for the replies, i appreciate it! Happy Thanksgiving!

It can heat up pretty good with all the electronics, enough to where I might sweat a little in the underarm area.. but not even near enough that I can't stand it.

Ok good to know thanks for the reply, I checked out the spotify, everything looks and sounds good🤝

@@Luke-gs6kz Thanks so much! I appreciate the love and support!

I don’t remember exactly but I believe they were in the $50-75 range. and thank you!

And how much did you need to buy?

I just cut one side of it while the other acted as a hinge and I put duct tape along that so it had a bit more support.

I got everything at Lowes. Except the neon lights which I ordered on amazon and the bed sheets at Walmart.

I cut out 2 sides, the top and the opening... for the hinge I cut one side of the board and put duct tape on the uncut side as a reinforcement.

No, I handled it with my hands and did not have any issues.

@@tyday2912 thank you! How is your booth holding up for you? :) I really appreciate you taking the time to film this

@@PhoenixEchoesAudio a year in and its still holding strong. the only issues that I've run into are with the velcro. over time it just starts to give a little here and there but they've been easy fixes. The structural aspect itself has been great.

@@tyday2912 you are a total LIFE SAVER!! 😁😁

Glad I could help 😊

So I didn't account for ventilation, which I absolutely should have and would recommend, but there is a small gap with the door that does allow some air flow. I haven't had any issues with it getting too hot in it though.

Roughly $700 USD.

The outside walls are 4x8 foam insulation boards held in place on the pipes with 5lb sticky back velcro.

I can't remember approximately, because I'm a dumb dumb and didn't keep records, but I know it was right around the $700 USD range.

For the corners I used side outlet corner joints. On the ceiling I used T joints.

Unfortunately I didn't account for ventilation, so it can get pretty hot, but nothing unbearable.