How to make perfect VOICE OVER while travelling?

In the competitive world of voice acting, the quality of your recordings can make or break your career. Acoustic solutions, from versatile acoustic blankets (acoustic curtains) to portable acoustic booths, empower you to craft superior performances. By investing in the right tools, you can create an environment that allows your voice to shine, ensuring that every project is a masterpiece of sound and storytelling.

 

In the pursuit of perfecting their craft, voiceover artists often seek the best acoustic solutions to enhance their recording environments. While various tools are available, it's essential to consider the price-to-performance ratio to make informed choices.

 

PORTABLE ACOUSTIC BOOTH FOR TRAVELLING

It is possible to travel and record VoiceOver thanks to our VOMO portable acoustic booth, check it out here?

 

VOMO weighs only 8KG and measures 60cm x 60cm x 15cm. Thanks to these compact dimensions, it is suitable for travel, so you can record VoiceOver almost anywhere.

Due to the dimensions, it was possible to design a backpack for the VOMO, so it is not a problem to carry the booth over a longer distance.

So it is possible! Are you interested in this issue? Watch our new video on our YouTube channel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtfWpiYfcos&t=10s 

 

ACOUSTIC BLANTKETS

448676639_1619471318831151_3522003811036430665_nAcoustic blankets (acoustic curtains) emerge as the standout option in this regard, offering a winning combination of cost-efficiency and effectiveness. These versatile acoustic blankets efficiently control sound reflections, eliminate echoes, and minimize outside noise, making them an ideal choice for voiceover artists who value affordability.

 

 

448233872_764620622548627_4712779573615284808_nMoreover, their ability to cover a significant area with a single acoustic blanket (acoustic curtains) is a significant advantage, allowing you to transform your recording space without straining your budget.

Tomas Skok
Author: Tomas Skok

For over 20 years he has worked with sound and acoustics. He has designed the acoustics and soundproofing for several music studios, measures rooms with REW and has produced his own tracks in Cubase and Ableton. He started out as a vinyl DJ and as a sound engineer at large events, and later taught courses on recording sound for video. He runs his own shop for audio, studio, DJ and lighting equipment, and on vocalboothtogo.eu he writes about room acoustics, noise control, recording and microphones – and about how to cut street noise at home, sleep better or keep the heat in.

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