How To Turn A Closet into A Vocal Booth With Ronnie Rokk Smith

I paid like $187 for my foam, but I just found it on eBay right here at this link for only $79 bucks. \r
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If your closet is the size of mine this pack will work for you. (see the size of my closet in description below)\r
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This vocal booth size is:\r
8 ft high\r
2 ft wide\r
4 ft 10 inches long\r
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Learn how to turn your ordinary closet into a vocal recording booth. \r
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I will show you what to buy and where to buy it cheaply and at the same time how to also build one spending a bit more money, but making it more professionally. There is a song I recorded at the beginning in the video you can click the link to hear it. It is not mastered so its a bit on the low side, but you can get a good idea on what the vocal tracks sound like. Here are the links below to get the stuff in the video. \r
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Here is an updated video I made with some improvements such as adding an AC vent, talking about the size of the booth and how it sounds from the outside when someone is singing in it!\r
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Heres a breakdown of all the stuff to get depending on which route you go with.\r
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Foam: \r
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Mic:\r
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Mic stand: \r
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Mic Desk Stand:\r
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Music Stand:\r
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Line 6 UX2:\r
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Egg Crate:\r
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Moving blankets: \r
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Sound Proofing blankets: \r
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Heres a blog I wrote on choosing a good mic: \r
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Heres a link for making a $23.00 Mini Vocal Booth