The panels and mic and everything yes, but you can totally make great vocals with less expensive equipment! I made these purchases as a long term investment for myself and my career :)
FYI everyone, there's a MUCH cheaper version of this that involves a "skeleton" made from PVC tubing and ceiling/walls made from a single mover's blanket. Whole booth should be less than $200.
A low budget solution for beginner artists is a closet with clothes in it!! Not only is it considered free (given you already own a closet and some clothes), but it doesnt take extra storage. Hang blankets or curtains over any doors/opened space (maybe you dont have a door and have an archway instead for example), and if the floor isnt carpet, cover that with blankets too! It may sound crazy, but it gives the same affect when theres a budget. Unfortunately, a big issue with this setup is vocalists cant always stand up when singing due to shelving or general closet layout. If its too constricting, it can always be the temporary solution until you can upgraded. Other than that, hope this helps!! 😁
Great microphone, but those panels, or some kind of room treatment, is the real secret here. You could pair those panels (and another, suspended from the ceiling to allow for taller people under it) and a $150 Audio Technica AT2035 and it would sound incredibly professional. That mic you have is a lot of people’s “dream microphone.” Show some details of the panels you are using for everybody. Great setup.
Even a thin blanket over the top will do wonders, brilliant touch. If you can swing it, a second wall behind you, 3-4 inches of thickness is MAGIC, especially with mixing. Cool thing with that is you can move the wall behind you as far back as you need to control the "openess" of your sound, I personally start with the dampening 4ft behind me and move it back if it comes through boxing, bassy, etc. Sometimes purely tight clean takes aren't what the track needs. This wall is far better than gimmicky vocal shields.
Humble beginnings 😊 if I wanted to record I always had to set up my stuff every single time and it made me work harder to upgrade my studio and to really be disciplined and do the little things cause the little stuff adds up and really takes ur music next level. U just gotta show up everyday
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Rather than spending that much money on a mic I would invest in some proper acoustics. Also building the acoustic panels yourself is a lot cheaper. Dont use rockwool as it might be harmful to your lungs (use hempfire, isolating foams or recycled jeans). Also a booth is very suboptimal because the close walls will lead to (probably) unwanted interference and negatively impact the quality of the recording. The walls should be at least 1,5m (5ft) away from the Mic.
That is such a shit result. Get pvc and draw up a simple 3 closed area rectangle with the ceiling still across the top. Basically pvc, moving blankets (the big moving blanket on Amazon was the best I could find for the price. I had to hit 3ish but went to the store and got cheap ones for another layer, the top, and door (just the two blankets meeting in the middle)
Heyyyyy that’s super cool but you should take a little carpet put it on the floor to also reduce sound you could also get a theater 🎭 courtaim they really sound absorbing 🧽 thanks may jehova (YHWH) bless and protect all trough Jesus Christ we pray hallelujah amen
I don't know how this must dust accumulates. I clean every week. But I do my best to care for my mic since it is expensive. And I pack it down in a closed box after every use :)
This doesn’t work. those thin panels will only slightly muffle hi frequencies from one side of the mic. The floor and ceiling just be treated. That is a waste of money and a placebo
I think it works really well. I actually think I get better vocals with a setup like this compared to a professional studio, because it maintains a little of the natural reverb and doesn't sound muffled. But that's just my personal opinion.
What you can do is hire a contractor guy and he will come in and rebuild your whole room with acoustic treatment , it’s not to bad pretty cheap really.
How to “make” a vocal booth at home: -buy $3500 of stuff and assemble it. 😂 No really tho; I have used those walls before and they are freaking great. Honestly, with good production and quality takes, you could cut an album that rivals something recorded in the “big boy” studio.
@@christine_bulowoh I’m a life long composer, actually do it for my “job”😂 (went to university of Michigan music school) so I SOOOOOOooo know how expensive it is.. especially for a string ensemble if I don’t want to use my strings VSTs (which by the way are more $1000s upon $1000s) I swear us musicians can NEVED have enough “sounds” or “equipment”.. as soon as the “new thing” comes out… here we are ,spending more $$ 😂😂😂 But, we love it
That is very relevant to know, I had no idea. I’m happy you made me aware. In Denmark Everything is so expensive, and therefore the salaries have to match That😬
@christine_bulow Hey Christine, great video and setup :) Im looking at getting these, but i am 6 ft tall so would be peering over the top. Any idea how i could raise this up while still being able to stand within them for recording? I think someone mentioned tripods, but not sure what sort of tripods they mean / would work? really appreciate any help! Andy
Hi! I think any sorts of boxes or adjustable feets similar to these: justmore.dk/securit-foedder-til-multi-board-sort-saet-a-2-stk?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw3tCyBhDBARIsAEY0XNkhDrgCa4XaYpyulOdrCj9q2rGhR8d-mrID4TacnzeBQsMPMbovldkaAs-tEALw_wcB would help :) Because I'm 162 cm,so you might need to raise the walls a bit. Hope this helps!
I prefer to mix out in post. I cannot stand the feeling of being closed in like that. Even in some pro studios. I like the live sound approach that people used in the 50s
No, just use software in 2024. OBS is free and it cuts out all room noise. That Neumann mic is still bringing in every noise for 2 houses down the road with that set up.
I'm not trying to show off. I'm slowing down so I give people a chance to see what microphone I have invested all my money in because it is that good. And for people who are serious about their music career, the right equipment will elevate your craft. All interest and hobbies that you wanna take to a professional level requires some sort of investment :)
@@christine_bulow yeah I’m a big fan of an m149 and of course u87s are great but for budget mics I would much rather go for something like a c414 or even a ksm44 on vocals
Assembling the same right now. Do you not care about floor though? Try throwing a carpet or some sort of bass trap like wooden pellets, it does make a difference. Otherwise, thanks for this video 👌
Ahh yes That’s a good idea. I sometimes Think That my voice Can Sound too enclosed if I insulate my “booth” too Well. Especially when the booth is such a Small space. But That’s just mu personal preference.
@@christine_bulow I agree. I leave a small gap behind me, makes vocals lighter, less bassy, however I have boxes with wooden pellets around, and they do help with bass. It’s like 5$ for a large bag of those
The floor is still going to make it into your recording when doing that, also the walls are way to close to both you and your mic, you still have the reflections, they just happen faster.
hey ! nice set up, dont listen to the haters please i was just wondering how tall are you & the wall because im 182cm i'm afraid i will be too tall for the set up...
As an artist myself I’ll tell you that this is the worst video I’ve seen today, especially for that price she mentioned, good solid equipment but environment gets a -10
Hi :) I know that a real studio with sound treatment would be a lot better. But for people who cannot afford to rent a studio (like myself) I have found this very efficient. I make pop ballads myself where the vocal is the main focus, and I can get very crisp vocals with this setup.
Awesome! love your set up and content. i honestly feel this is a great investment and any kind of investment is great when its related to your dream or career. love it. cheers!
I have these: www.thomann.de/dk/clearsonic_s2466x2_s5_2d_sorber.htm?glp=1&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwwMqvBhCtARIsAIXsZpb-uggJOfFwtM7Cc7K1sEl1Am8UgBzJBLu4mVIkBhqHpysDSbkK2YAaAuqIEALw_wcB
How to make a sound booth? Or set one up that you bought haha if anyone wants know how to ACTUALLY make a pro quality vocal booth and bass traps that would normally cost you a few hundred, for under $40 let me know I got you all day lol this isn't making a booth, it's asselbimg one you bought. And I'm guessing it probably came with instructions lol sorry I don't mean to sound like a hater here. But with just a littttttle more effort, you could actually have yourself a legit pro booth.
Hi ma'am, Good Afternoon, my name is Deol Ludhianvi, I want to record my poetry professionally. But I am full beginner. Should I go for dynamic mic or condenser mic? My room is not sound proof. The sound of fan also comes from outside. If I use condenser mic inside the blanket, will it be a good recording or not? I am very confused I can't understand what to do. Audio Technica 2035 or Sure SM 58 or Shure Mv7x which mic is best for me ?
To record spoken words I would recommend the Shure SM7B mic! It's really good at rejecting the room, but I would still try to record it speaking into your closet or try to minimize reverb with blankets and pillows. I hope this helps!
@@civilfieldengineer Yes I know, it's so expensive uugh. I actually don't have any personal experience with other more affordable mic's. So any reviews on Google would be as good as my opinion in this case. I hope you find something!
That’s a good setup. I personally just go with the Kaotica eyeball. The only rooms in my house with carpet are bedrooms, and I don’t think my wife would appreciate me setting up a portable booth in our room😂
@@sifritubeful you are welcome. My producer has been using one for years. I just starting recording a little bit myself again, and it’s definitely a good investment.
@@sifritubeful You’re welcome, and yeah they are awesome. I honestly don’t record in a booth anymore. I would definitely lose the pop filter and get one of these, it’s worth it.
@@christine_bulow I even got me a isolation ball like the Kaotica Eyeball and maneee my new unreleased songs my vocals seem more forward soo I’m really hype about it 😂🔥Then, combining this too it would be perfect :)
Glad to see someone not using those silly shrouds. Anyone using a dynamic and/or cardioid mic is spending a lot more than those help the recording quality
@@Davo198 I think you misunderstood my comment. I'm saying that the shroud costs more than a lot of dynamic microphones and has basically no benefit (bc dynamics aren't very sensitive to room noise anyway). That vs a spending that money on a condenser, which would be very noticeably more detailed but actually needs the room isolation (which, again, the shrouds do NOTHING for)
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FYI everyone, this set up is about $3,000 to $4,000 🥵
The panels and mic and everything yes, but you can totally make great vocals with less expensive equipment! I made these purchases as a long term investment for myself and my career :)
😂
Can't even find similar walls for cheap, that's all I needed...walls😢
Every vocalist needs a great mic. In this case a TLM103 which costs over a grand.....great investment....
@@christine_bulow
FYI everyone, there's a MUCH cheaper version of this that involves a "skeleton" made from PVC tubing and ceiling/walls made from a single mover's blanket. Whole booth should be less than $200.
A low budget solution for beginner artists is a closet with clothes in it!!
Not only is it considered free (given you already own a closet and some clothes), but it doesnt take extra storage. Hang blankets or curtains over any doors/opened space (maybe you dont have a door and have an archway instead for example), and if the floor isnt carpet, cover that with blankets too! It may sound crazy, but it gives the same affect when theres a budget.
Unfortunately, a big issue with this setup is vocalists cant always stand up when singing due to shelving or general closet layout. If its too constricting, it can always be the temporary solution until you can upgraded.
Other than that, hope this helps!! 😁
Thank you for sharing! I’m sure this is Very helpful to a lot of new artists
Thank you ! I have a big ass closet and I’ve been thinking about just recording in there
That will work as well!@@MIXXBABII
You come across like a hater. Sad
@shan5445 ? I'm all for dream set ups like the one shown, but not everybody has money. Absolutely no hate. Just a possible start up solution.
Great microphone, but those panels, or some kind of room treatment, is the real secret here. You could pair those panels (and another, suspended from the ceiling to allow for taller people under it) and a $150 Audio Technica AT2035 and it would sound incredibly professional. That mic you have is a lot of people’s “dream microphone.”
Show some details of the panels you are using for everybody.
Great setup.
I normally just go in the shed since it’s compacted inside with tools and things to block out the surrounding
Ahh that works as well
I did that once. I got scabies 😃
@@cultofdis 😂
what is the name of those acoustic walls you are using?
@@PokemonAsherthose are just foam acoustic panels but bigger sized
Even a thin blanket over the top will do wonders, brilliant touch. If you can swing it, a second wall behind you, 3-4 inches of thickness is MAGIC, especially with mixing. Cool thing with that is you can move the wall behind you as far back as you need to control the "openess" of your sound, I personally start with the dampening 4ft behind me and move it back if it comes through boxing, bassy, etc. Sometimes purely tight clean takes aren't what the track needs. This wall is far better than gimmicky vocal shields.
Yes you are correct! And Thanks for all the good tips☺️ I Also often feel Like my vocals Can sound too enclosed
He's right.
I wish that the wall came with thiccness options. Anyone know where to get this btw?
Vocal shields actually work, though, but it depends on your environment.
What are these walls “technically” called?
@@tonygenovese4872 Sound absorber panels. You need different thickness for different frequencies
Closet + blanket = the best isolation
Yes that's a solid solution!!
And no comb filtering in there?
Closet will always sound muffled. Worst environment to record.
I just use my closet haha
That’s soo underrated! I did all my First songs in my closet haha
i also use my closet! padded it with some acoustic foam and it works wonders (:
@@sprunkZboi That Will Work just as Well!
I just came out of my closet. You're telling me I gotta go back in?
@@crypt0sFX hahaha yeah
Humble beginnings 😊 if I wanted to record I always had to set up my stuff every single time and it made me work harder to upgrade my studio and to really be disciplined and do the little things cause the little stuff adds up and really takes ur music next level. U just gotta show up everyday
I’m happy to hear 🥰
I have no clue what you’re saying bro
@@stormcorrosion176 all good
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Rather than spending that much money on a mic I would invest in some proper acoustics. Also building the acoustic panels yourself is a lot cheaper. Dont use rockwool as it might be harmful to your lungs (use hempfire, isolating foams or recycled jeans). Also a booth is very suboptimal because the close walls will lead to (probably) unwanted interference and negatively impact the quality of the recording. The walls should be at least 1,5m (5ft) away from the Mic.
What’s that foldable wall that you used to build a cubicle called? I’d like to buy one.
I overlooked your comment, sorry! Here :) www.thomann.de/dk/clearsonic_s2466x2_s5_2d_sorber.htm
@@christine_bulowTitle : hOw much does it costs
@@samsheldon1841 You can fond that informaion on the website
@@samsheldon1841
Hundreds. They’re known as Sorber Sound Absorption Baffles from ClearSonic
@@christine_bulowthank you
That is such a shit result.
Get pvc and draw up a simple 3 closed area rectangle with the ceiling still across the top.
Basically pvc, moving blankets (the big moving blanket on Amazon was the best I could find for the price. I had to hit 3ish but went to the store and got cheap ones for another layer, the top, and door (just the two blankets meeting in the middle)
love the ambition, but i'll never understand why artists only invest in the mic. There's a lot more places your money could go.
Heyyyyy that’s super cool but you should take a little carpet put it on the floor to also reduce sound you could also get a theater 🎭 courtaim they really sound absorbing 🧽 thanks may jehova (YHWH) bless and protect all trough Jesus Christ we pray hallelujah amen
Do you have a link anywhere to these specific panels?
Love the TLM103. I use the same mic!
Title: "How to make"
Content: "Purchase 3000$ worth of stuff"
You don't have to buy the microphone and everything bro. The booth itself will cost around $500 which isn't bad for a setup this decent
that much dust flying around your mic is definitely not good ?? cool idea tho
I don't know how this must dust accumulates. I clean every week. But I do my best to care for my mic since it is expensive. And I pack it down in a closed box after every use :)
If you live near a road, you’ll get a lot of dust. I used to be plagued by that.
This doesn’t work. those thin panels will only slightly muffle hi frequencies from one side of the mic. The floor and ceiling just be treated. That is a waste of money and a placebo
I think it works really well. I actually think I get better vocals with a setup like this compared to a professional studio, because it maintains a little of the natural reverb and doesn't sound muffled. But that's just my personal opinion.
If u are 190cm+ these panels are a little short, but they wirk great still😅
What you can do is hire a contractor guy and he will come in and rebuild your whole room with acoustic treatment , it’s not to bad pretty cheap really.
Bonus points for using FL studio😂
How to “make” a vocal booth at home:
-buy $3500 of stuff and assemble it.
😂
No really tho; I have used those walls before and they are freaking great. Honestly, with good production and quality takes, you could cut an album that rivals something recorded in the “big boy” studio.
If you knew how expensive renting a studio with good gear costs, you wouldn't write this comment :)
@@christine_bulowoh I’m a life long composer, actually do it for my “job”😂 (went to university of Michigan music school) so I SOOOOOOooo know how expensive it is.. especially for a string ensemble if I don’t want to use my strings VSTs (which by the way are more $1000s upon $1000s) I swear us musicians can NEVED have enough “sounds” or “equipment”.. as soon as the “new thing” comes out… here we are ,spending more $$ 😂😂😂
But, we love it
I live in turkey. This microphone's prize is more than my monthly salary. I m a family doctor (sorry for my bad English)
That is very relevant to know, I had no idea. I’m happy you made me aware. In Denmark Everything is so expensive, and therefore the salaries have to match That😬
A Neumann TLM103 is expensive pretty much everywhere.
@christine_bulow Hey Christine, great video and setup :) Im looking at getting these, but i am 6 ft tall so would be peering over the top. Any idea how i could raise this up while still being able to stand within them for recording? I think someone mentioned tripods, but not sure what sort of tripods they mean / would work? really appreciate any help! Andy
Hi! I think any sorts of boxes or adjustable feets similar to these: justmore.dk/securit-foedder-til-multi-board-sort-saet-a-2-stk?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw3tCyBhDBARIsAEY0XNkhDrgCa4XaYpyulOdrCj9q2rGhR8d-mrID4TacnzeBQsMPMbovldkaAs-tEALw_wcB
would help :) Because I'm 162 cm,so you might need to raise the walls a bit. Hope this helps!
I use the same method. Usually cover the top with a sound blanket
That’s a good idea with a Sound blanket!
for Lord’s sake don’t use a TLM 103, one of the MOST sensitive large diaphragm mics.. in an untreated room. A Rode Nt1-1 is more than good enough
The Neumann TLM 103 has been my best investment ever! My vocals sound so crisp and professional :)
I bought a 10ft room divider and moving blankets and a knock off kaotic eyeball
$120
Dónde puedo comprar esos paneles acústicos?
I prefer to mix out in post. I cannot stand the feeling of being closed in like that. Even in some pro studios. I like the live sound approach that people used in the 50s
I totally get it if it's a stylistic choice
Just buy a kaotica eyeball cuz thats ghetto😂
This kinda reminds me a kids fortress dream. Really great idea if your in a budget
Yes haha 🥰❤️
On a budget? You didn’t recognize the microphone.
No, just use software in 2024. OBS is free and it cuts out all room noise. That Neumann mic is still bringing in every noise for 2 houses down the road with that set up.
Rich dad's girl. 😮
Not me waiting for her to close the door for some reason😂💀💀
Sorrry hahaha I should've done that
Lemme come over
Where do get something like those folding acoustic walls? I couldnt find anything on amazon like that.
I bought them here: www.thomann.de/dk/clearsonic_s2466x2_s5_2d_sorber.htm
Link for the vocal booth?
Here
Just get a sE Electronics shield
Wrong idea it won’t sound natural
Panels cost 250 where i am
LOL! Slow down the video for a flex to show off the $1,000 TLM103.
I'm not trying to show off. I'm slowing down so I give people a chance to see what microphone I have invested all my money in because it is that good. And for people who are serious about their music career, the right equipment will elevate your craft. All interest and hobbies that you wanna take to a professional level requires some sort of investment :)
In my opinion those 102 and 103 Neumanns are awful, especially on vox.
Wow really? I Think it’s amazing
@@christine_bulow yeah I’m a big fan of an m149 and of course u87s are great but for budget mics I would much rather go for something like a c414 or even a ksm44 on vocals
@@TheCurtainLiftAhh I feel you. And it seems Like you are More Pro about mics than me!
Where can I get that acoustic filding stand????
www.thomann.de/dk/clearsonic_s2466x2_s5_2d_sorber.htm
That’s my favorite mic 🔥🔥
Yes it's the best!
That mic almost hit rock bottom lucky u caught it
cost of the sound deafening panels alone ?
fyi, we can hear your key clicks in post production. Just a heads up.
Yes thanks for letting me know. You can find the panels' price here: www.thomann.de/dk/clearsonic_s2466x2_s5_2d_sorber.htm
quick and easy, cool !
Glad you like it!
Assembling the same right now. Do you not care about floor though? Try throwing a carpet or some sort of bass trap like wooden pellets, it does make a difference. Otherwise, thanks for this video 👌
Ahh yes That’s a good idea. I sometimes Think That my voice Can Sound too enclosed if I insulate my “booth” too Well. Especially when the booth is such a Small space. But That’s just mu personal preference.
@@christine_bulow I agree. I leave a small gap behind me, makes vocals lighter, less bassy, however I have boxes with wooden pellets around, and they do help with bass. It’s like 5$ for a large bag of those
@@aidarsays Where do you buy those?
Gym flooring will work too, order it from Amazon
@@wavegod8405 Thanks! That’s a good idea
You Fine 🥳🥳
FYI! you can use a blanket Travis scott even uses this method
Thanks for the tip!
Ugh yes
The floor is still going to make it into your recording when doing that, also the walls are way to close to both you and your mic, you still have the reflections, they just happen faster.
I record inside the car
Whaaat is That good?
How long did it take for you to make decent beats?
I am mostly a singer and a songwriter. I co-produce but I have a producer for my project :)
Better get a pop filter too
hey !
nice set up, dont listen to the haters please
i was just wondering how tall are you & the wall
because im 182cm i'm afraid i will be too tall for the set up...
Hi! Thank you
@@christine_bulow thanks for your answer
i might try it and find a way... appreciate you
Ya. I’d be pissed if I was living above that
At least I never throw parties😆 And I live on the top floor
Cute also 😊😅
Men er de gode? Synes 5.000 er en mundfuld.
Jeg synes de er virkelig gode! Jeg bruger dem altid i mit hjemmestudie
Bro, what a genius idea on the sound barrier!
Thanks!
@@christine_bulow Amazon?
Way too much reflection behind you
You Think?
Does it also prevent people from hearing you?
A mutes the singing a little but not completely
Thanks for making us laugh😂😂😂😂.. It's very cute idea
Haha I’m happy to put a smile on your face 🥰
As an artist myself I’ll tell you that this is the worst video I’ve seen today, especially for that price she mentioned, good solid equipment but environment gets a -10
Hi :) I know that a real studio with sound treatment would be a lot better. But for people who cannot afford to rent a studio (like myself) I have found this very efficient. I make pop ballads myself where the vocal is the main focus, and I can get very crisp vocals with this setup.
@@christine_bulowWith a $3,000 to $4,000 budget I could do so much more
@@iEngineerAudio That's fair :)
1,100 $ mic
Gibt's die auch höher?
This will indeed work
Yes I always use this setup for final recordings🙏
you are amazing , wish you best of luck :)
Thank you so much!
Wats those walls called ?
www.thomann.de/dk/clearsonic_s2466x2_s5_2d_sorber.htm
Awesome! love your set up and content.
i honestly feel this is a great investment and any kind of investment is great when its related to your dream or career. love it. cheers!
Words! Thank you so much!! I also feel like the best investments are the ones in yourself and your development :)
you fine af too...lets collab on something
Thanks haha
Hii I only want to know exactly which of the vocal booth is it ?☺️
I have these: www.thomann.de/dk/clearsonic_s2466x2_s5_2d_sorber.htm?glp=1&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwwMqvBhCtARIsAIXsZpb-uggJOfFwtM7Cc7K1sEl1Am8UgBzJBLu4mVIkBhqHpysDSbkK2YAaAuqIEALw_wcB
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Who can suggest where to get the fabric and which one?
www.thomann.de/dk/clearsonic_s2466x2_s5_2d_sorber.htm
Where i can find the link for the walls pls ??
www.thomann.de/dk/clearsonic_s2466x2_s5_2d_sorber.htm
just go in the closet lol
I used to do that, but my closet is so small that it can't really absorb all the sound
I want the for my music studio where can I get it
You can buy the acoustic panels here: www.thomann.de/dk/clearsonic_s2466x2_s5_2d_sorber.htm
Can neighbor above you hear you
If you Sing loud, yes😄
How to make a sound booth? Or set one up that you bought haha if anyone wants know how to ACTUALLY make a pro quality vocal booth and bass traps that would normally cost you a few hundred, for under $40 let me know I got you all day lol this isn't making a booth, it's asselbimg one you bought. And I'm guessing it probably came with instructions lol sorry I don't mean to sound like a hater here. But with just a littttttle more effort, you could actually have yourself a legit pro booth.
What is this called??
I bought the acoustic walls here: www.thomann.de/dk/clearsonic_s2466x2_s5_2d_sorber.htm
This is a little harder for those of us who are tall, though I guess you can mount it all on some Ikea boxes etc.
Yes you will have to place the acoustic walls one something, but it makes the setup a bit more complicated
Where i get this kind of panels
Here: www.thomann.de/dk/clearsonic_s2466x2_s5_2d_sorber.htm :)
Hi ma'am, Good Afternoon, my name is Deol Ludhianvi, I want to record my poetry professionally. But I am full beginner. Should I go for dynamic mic or condenser mic? My room is not sound proof. The sound of fan also comes from outside. If I use condenser mic inside the blanket, will it be a good recording or not? I am very confused I can't understand what to do. Audio Technica 2035 or Sure SM 58 or Shure Mv7x which mic is best for me ?
To record spoken words I would recommend the Shure SM7B mic! It's really good at rejecting the room, but I would still try to record it speaking into your closet or try to minimize reverb with blankets and pillows. I hope this helps!
@SheenaMusic Thanks ma'am, but this mic is so expensive. CAN YOU SUGGEST SOME OTHER ? LIKE THIS MICROPHONE
@@civilfieldengineer Yes I know, it's so expensive uugh. I actually don't have any personal experience with other more affordable mic's. So any reviews on Google would be as good as my opinion in this case. I hope you find something!
What program do you use to edit
Your sound
Link of these walls
www.thomann.de/dk/clearsonic_s2466x2_s5_2d_sorber.htm
Honestly those walls make a huge difference alone
Yes they are so good!!
what are they called on amazon
@@2kTV2 just look up stand up studio recording, maybe throw in walls at the end. pick whichever one u want
That’s a good setup. I personally just go with the Kaotica eyeball. The only rooms in my house with carpet are bedrooms, and I don’t think my wife would appreciate me setting up a portable booth in our room😂
I understand 😂
Never heard of that before, thank you @brian_b_music!
@@sifritubeful you are welcome. My producer has been using one for years. I just starting recording a little bit myself again, and it’s definitely a good investment.
@@brian_b_music thank you for sharing! So would you say it is a good replacement for a vocal booth? Does it perform well enough?
@@sifritubeful You’re welcome, and yeah they are awesome. I honestly don’t record in a booth anymore. I would definitely lose the pop filter and get one of these, it’s worth it.
Who is manufacturer of the walls?
Can’t see on Thomann
The brand is clearsonic but don't know the manufacturer
what are the thomann walls called?
I overlooked your comment, sorry! Here :) www.thomann.de/dk/clearsonic_s2466x2_s5_2d_sorber.htm
Clear Sonic Sorber baffles
What is the material madhe of?
I actually don't know. Maybe you can read about it here: www.thomann.de/dk/clearsonic_s2466x2_s5_2d_sorber.htm
Who makes these foldable sound panels?
I bought then here: www.thomann.de/dk/clearsonic_s2466x2_s5_2d_sorber.htm
@@christine_bulow Thank you
i purchased a e-mart backup stand $30 + hung blankets :-) little less expensive
And the results?
Really good! I record all my final vocals with this setup
Incorrect video title.
How come?😊
You not actually making anything. More Like using bought things to setup up a booth is more accurate. @@christine_bulow
I’m glad I came across this❤ I wanna invest into something like that for my setup for my apartment
It has helped me a lot! hope it'll help you as well
@@christine_bulow I even got me a isolation ball like the Kaotica Eyeball and maneee my new unreleased songs my vocals seem more forward soo I’m really hype about it 😂🔥Then, combining this too it would be perfect :)
How many of those accoustic panels did you buy?
I bought Two🥰
best solution ever bravo !
I’m happy you Like it!
Glad to see someone not using those silly shrouds. Anyone using a dynamic and/or cardioid mic is spending a lot more than those help the recording quality
That makes no sense. Dynamics are often cheaper than condensers
@@Davo198 I think you misunderstood my comment. I'm saying that the shroud costs more than a lot of dynamic microphones and has basically no benefit (bc dynamics aren't very sensitive to room noise anyway). That vs a spending that money on a condenser, which would be very noticeably more detailed but actually needs the room isolation (which, again, the shrouds do NOTHING for)
How much do just the walls cost
You Can find them here: www.thomann.de/dk/clearsonic_s2466x2_s5_2d_sorber.htm
@christine_bulow it comes with one panel per purchase, but it's only 2.045 kr which in candian conversion to 27 cents is that right
@@ksmooth7667 it's in thousands I believe. It comes as a double sided panel