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Thanks TAE. It is for ourselves only. A revamp and if I sell these, I could buy this decision time.(y)

Universal Audio or Audient.................which would have the best pre-amps and sound quality to be used with a quality mic?

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I think the one I did weighed over 1000kg's. It is very easy to work out being that the insulation etc is all weight listed. 10ftx8ftx7ft high booth- 4" timber- 2" battens - 6" booth floor joists - 4" insulation boards floor ceiling and walls + 2" extra in walls. - 18mm osb floor plus carpet...

Depends were you are living. :-)

Here is a little longer.

Its like a flutter that makes the voice go the same way but present when not speaking. I will try and find the recording again.

I am hearing strange noises in recordings or going nuts. Can anybody identify this flutter in the background. A bit like a butterflies wings.

Cut it out with your DAW. That section is a 'nothing' part of your recording anyway. If it was in a talkie part you would never hear it.

No click just noise. :unsure:

50mm/2" may not be thick enough so you may need to double up on the insulation. Depends on noise. :-) But the timber and sheetrock will be the same. They dont get too hot. They are insulated boxes that have a pretty standard temp over a few days. The foam stuff is a waste of money as I...

That stuff wont do a thing to stop sound travelling. The only way is to stop it properly with the correct stuff. You do need acoustic Rockwool to stop the sound. Regards your $50 for 50. You also have to add the glue at about $7.00 per can. 2 cans per 50 tiles if you were very lucky. A 20'...

Why would the static keep building up every few minutes Rob. Though the booth building is timber covered in foam with panels and a carpet floor. Regards static. I always get that off lots of things but never in booth.

It downloaded to me Dave.................... save link as

Good one. Will try this. (y)

Here is the tick. You can see it is very precise.

I just left the zoom in there recording for over 15 minutes. Both monitors on and the pc fired up so a signal to the monitors. It recorded nothing. Last week both mics recorded this tick. But there was no tick when the mics were not plugged in. This means possibly there is a tick coming...

Here is the tick isolated with other studio noise taken from a recording. It is a very precise click that is totally different to any other mouth noise or whatever. Easily identifyable on the recordings. This one was in between speech so I picked it out. I will get another on my zoom in an hour.

The test I did last weekend was to remove each item from the sound booth one by one. Turn off anything electrical in booth except for the 2 monitors. Remove the mic with the audient system and reaper still running. Change the main mic 103 for the second a NT1A. Then only 2 things it could...

Different materials stop different sounds. I did an experiment with towels yesterday. At the thickness I was testing of about 3". The towels only stop the 'high' frequency sounds. Safety gear has only to comply with regulations. Stopping the 'low' frequencies is a lot more complicated and...