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What is a vocal booth?

A good sound booth will do two things. First, it will stop, or significantly reduce, external noises from being picked up by the microphone. Second, it will stop the reverberation of the performer’s voice inside the vocal booth.

When combined, the result is a clean and professional recording that is free of excess sounds. This is the goal every time we turn the microphone on!

Reverb is the echo-like sound that you hear when you clap in any open room. This reverb can destroy the quality of your vocal recording.

This can render it nearly, or even completely unusable. By recording in a vocal booth, we can dampen these reverberations and stop them from being picked up excessively by the microphone.

Soundproof is a very difficult thing to achieve, especially in a shippable, easily assembled product. What we offer is a sound reduction system that allows our customers to isolate instruments, vocals and other equipment in a controlled recording, rehearsal or testing environment. You will find that our products greatly reduce noise from the inside to outside and vice versa. Achieving Soundproof Density and independent components are the most important contributing factors to achieve a soundproof booth. Independent for example would be one of our fully enclosed Vocal Booths and your existing room wall. The reason you are currently able to hear what is going on in an adjacent room is that all of the walls are connected and act as sound conductor. By adding a room inside a room you are creating an independence from your current structure with additional mediums and inevitably sound is reduced. Although a Vocal Booth is a room inside a room additional density is needed for it to be completely soundproof. If we are to add the additional density needed to offer a soundproof booth our Vocal Booth could not be easily shipped or installed by two persons. You would need a team of people and heavy equipment to maneuver each panel. A microphone does not work harder if the noise floor drops.

You will find that you can sing loudly or play an instrument in your Vocal Booth with the doors and windows closed to your existing room and you will either not be heard outside of that room or you will sound very distant with the sound being inaudible. The same situation is for recording. If the doors and windows to the room the Vocal Booth is in are closed, most exterior environmental sounds will not be recorded. In addition, due to the significant sound reduction our VocalBooths provide there is a phenomenon that can occur that will make sounds you hear inside the booth seem abnormally loud. The booth interior drops the ambient noise to such a level that individual sounds that are heard are amplified by your ears in conjunction with your brain. Your ears work harder to hear more. For additional information on how a Vocal Booth can make a difference in your recording or sound reduction application feel free to contact us.