This setup allows you to make high quality voice recoding on the go. In fact, it may be a great setup for anyone that needs to record voiceovers and doesn't have a lot of space. This would be great to use while documenting your next project!
A decent laptop, an audio interface, and a microphone allow you to record and deliver voice tracks from almost anywhere. And with high-speed Internet readily available there's no reason to miss sessions and auditions because you are on location or vacation, unless you choose to.
Posted by: Voices.com, Ben on August 28, 2009 at 10:05 AM
Voices.com, Ben
That looks like a great portable voice over booth. Not only that, but the basics of the construction could be applied to larger booths for more permanent home use.
Though, combining travel and work to get more travel time is always a plus!
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That looks like a great portable voice over booth. Not only that, but the basics of the construction could be applied to larger booths for more permanent home use.
Though, combining travel and work to get more travel time is always a plus!
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