VOCAL BOOTH

Description

Vocal booth with a height of 6 feet and a width and depth of 4 feet, designed for sound recording and private conversations. Below is a point-wise breakdown:

1. Dimensions

Height: 6 feet (72 inches)

Width: 4 feet (48 inches)

Depth: 4 feet (48 inches)

2. Frame

Use wooden or metal frames (e.g., 2×4 wood studs or aluminum) to construct the booth’s skeleton.

Spacing: Studs should be placed at intervals of 16 inches (standard).

3. Wall Material

Outer Layer: Use MDF panels, plywood, or drywall for rigidity.

Middle Layer: Install acoustic insulation (e.g., Rockwool or acoustic foam) to minimize sound transmission.

Inner Layer: Add acoustic panels or fabric-wrapped foam for internal sound absorption.

4. Flooring

Use thick, insulated flooring such as a carpeted surface or rubber matting to reduce vibrations.

5. Ceiling

Similar construction to walls (insulated and treated with acoustic panels). Ensure it can be ventilated if required.

6. Door

Dimensions: Minimum 2 ft wide and 6 ft tall. Use a soundproof door with seals around edges to minimize sound leakage.

Install a foam gasket around the edges for tight sealing.

7. Ventilation

Include silent ventilation or a small, quiet fan to prevent overheating.

Place intake and exhaust ports with acoustic baffles to avoid sound leakage.

8. Lighting

Install LED lights or battery-powered lights to avoid generating heat.

9. Acoustic Treatment

Line the walls and ceiling with acoustic foam panels, bass traps, or diffusers to reduce echo.

Focus on the corners and the ceiling for best results.

10. Cable Management

Use wall-mounted cable holders or panels for clean routing of microphone, headphones, or power cables.

This compact design offers enough room for a chair, a mic stand, and a small table if needed.