Hi all, I'm new to the forum. I've been lurking a bit and trying to read through what I can. I apologize if something similar has already been posted.
I'm living in a tiny apartment, but I would like to get started recording voice overs. I've done them in the past in studios, so recording in my apartment would be a first. I don't have a lot of room here, but I have a decent-sized closet that would be big enough to record in. I also have some acoustic foam that I bought a few months ago. I'd really like to setup a little studio in there. Has anyone here had success with working in a room that small?
Adveser Messages: 434 Registered: July 2009 Location: USA
Illuminati (1st Degree)
Yeah, Iso booths are really small.
Wayne said something about the room size possibly enhancing certain frequencies at a certain level and in this case, you do not want anything low enhanced at all. You really want a high-pass on vocals. So small is best. Open is even better though, but I assume you don't own a warehouse
SiliconChip Messages: 15 Registered: February 2011
Chancellor
Voice over work would be a lot of fun to do, and working from home in your own private booth sounds even better! I think one of the main concerns is street noise, but if you live in a fairly quiet neighborhood, then it should be just fine.
I have never done it myself, but I do know something about acoustics. I think a small room or in your case closet would work great. Especially since you can soundproof it. If you don't mind me asking, how do you get into doing voice over work from home?
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