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Ill Wayz
New member
Hi, obviously I am new here, not to recording. I have had a handful of different booths that I have constructed myself using acoustic foam squares. Since I have moved into my apartment I have just been going to the studio to record but I dont like the cost or the venturing out. I want to build a temporary booth and the bad part is I have VERY little space to do it. Before I begin giving details know I am not looking for isolation, I have tried recording here a few times and stop because the "slapback" or natural echo/ reverb of the room is far too much. The one idea I have seen on this site that I thought to be a good one was the PVC pipe frame with moving blankets to surround it. The size I have to work with is about 42" wide, 42" long and 80" in height. Very small but its just for vocals so I KNOW its big enough to do vocals in (I've had a small booth before) The other method I have seen which interests me is seen in the picture below, I'm only hesitant with that because I dont know what type of material it is and don't know what the expense would be and I am trying to keep this affordable. Any and all suggestions would be more than appreciated, I've been here only a few days and noticed how helpful and kind you all can be. So again, any suggestions or comments on my current ideas are welcome. Thank you to everyone in advance.
Also, to add a few more points- The picture is of a producer onlines booth unfortunately the material was given to him so he is not sure of the material used. I cannot have anything nailed or "stuck" to the walls being that is in an apartment. Lastly, my closet is also not an option to use, full of clothes.

Also, to add a few more points- The picture is of a producer onlines booth unfortunately the material was given to him so he is not sure of the material used. I cannot have anything nailed or "stuck" to the walls being that is in an apartment. Lastly, my closet is also not an option to use, full of clothes.