Closet recording studio

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Discover what you need to build a micro home voice over recording studio with professional level equipment in a tiny space.

Welcome back to the second half of my two-part home studio setup series. Last week I covered where to place your home studio, how to properly soundproof it, and the basic equipment you’ll use…

Hey Friends! Today I am revealing a closet turned recording studio makeover! I’ve designed multiple rooms for Amanda in the past and I have to say the focal wall in this space is one of my favorite features ever! Now, you know that I love to celebrate what a space...

How to build a vocal booth in a closet: Article details how we improved the quality of our voice overs by converting a bedroom closet into a home studio vocal isolation booth. Includes photos, costs and sample audio clips.

When people ask me what I do for a living, they are usually surprised. My standard answer is that, “I get paid to read books out loud.” In other words, I’m a full time audiobook narrator. The question that usually follows is, “ How much can you make doing THAT ?”

Want the know-how about building a vocal booth for a voice actor and/or vocalist? There are a number of tutorials available on the Web to various degrees of detail, but few if any are from the voice actor perspective specifically. Here is a detailed account of how I made