Portable Vocal Booths Used Everywhere . . . Even in a Hospital

Portable vocal booths have become a necessary equipment in a voice actor’s tool box . . . especially when they travel a lot. However, these handy vocal booths recently have become a career lifesaver for voice over pros who have been hospitalized long-term but still able to record.

VocalBoothToGo.com, a manufacturer and designer of vocal booths and other acoustic and soundproofing equipment, recently found that its own portable vocal booth was used in a hospital by a seasoned voice actress.

Voice actress Randye Kaye unfortunately was recovering from an illness at a hospital but still wanted to continue to work. So…she brought along her own Carry-on Vocal Booth to help her complete projects.

”My clients were very happy with sound quality even from a hospital room! Excellent product,” she said.

The Carry-on Vocal Booth Pro is a portable unit that folds into a carrying-bag. Constructed from sound absorbing blankets, this portable vocal booth has been proven to be excellent provider for acoustic treatment on-the-go. Recently tested in a hotel room when a voice actor needed to record on-deadline, this tool was able to deliver a professional sound for the voice actor without reflection or echo.

“We needed something convenient, portable, and quick to set up in a hotel room to reduce echo and noise while recording a voice over talent for a last-minute job,” said George Whittam, Director and Founder of Technology of VOStudioTech.com, a division of EDGE Studio, and a co-founder of EWAB podcast — experts in home vocal booths and recording studios. ”We found it [the Carry-on Vocal Booth] large enough to easily position the mic and a laptop inside, yet easy to transport and quick to assemble. It will work great for voice actors without the space to set up a proper booth, given their existing environment is quiet enough. ”

Whether in a hotel room or a hospital space or anywhere, the Carry-on Vocal Booth is equipment that has rescued many voice actors and provided the professional sound that they need — and what their clients demand.

Voice Actors Should Consider Their Vocal Health When Using Acoustic Foam

Vocal health is important for everyone but especially when you need your voice to earn a living. There are many ways to protect and keep a voice actor’s vocal chords healthy and strong especially during flu and cold season such as using honey and lemon. But, many are unaware there is a high possibility that acoustic foam in the very vocal booth voice actors use on a daily basis could be causing illnesses over and over again.

Acoustic foam based vocal booths can harbor germs that could affect your health.

So how healthy is acoustic foam? A case study.

After time, acoustic foam used inside a foam-based vocal booth or portable vocal booth absorbs smells and starts to stink. This is especially true if different people share the vocal booth. A communications director from a university from the United States had a similar problem when using a mobile vocal booth for his students, Aside from the smell from sharing the vocal booth, there was a concern over germs spreading because students were getting sick often. This was especially a concern during flu season.

The department tried to use Lysol to disinfect the foam and other types of deodorizers to mask the smell, but after some time the chemicals start to disintegrate the foam and the smell became even worse!  What to do? Maybe forgo using acoustical foam?

Looking closer at acoustical foam, and how it works

Acoustical foam is widely used as means of sound absorption and acoustic room treatment. What makes acoustical foam absorb sound is an open cell structure with long tunnels going through the foam. Sound gets into the openings and loses its energy in the long twisted channels.The acoustical foam has to have the open channels so the sound can get in.

To understand how foam works, you have to think of it like a sponge. Sponges absorb liquid — but what else gets absorbed by the foam? If the open cell acoustic foam behaves like a sponge, then it can also absorb and retain dust, mold spores, allergens, bacteria and viruses. What happens to the germs and allergens that landed on the foam? These warm, dark environments are a breeding ground for mold and fungi to grow. Mold spores, allergens or viruses trapped in the foam can potentially contaminate the next user when the foam gets disturbed.

Because the acoustic foam is an open cell material with long channels it cannot be easily washed. If water gets in, it would stay in those channels and cannot fully evaporate. On the other hand, how can you wash the foam in a vocal booth or home studio?  In most cases it is glued to the wall, you can’t take it off. The foam is too fragile to be properly washed.

How can voice actors keep healthy without using acoustic foam?

There is a healthier alternative to foam -based vocal booths and is truly portable — Carry–on Vocal Booth, available from http://www.VocalBoothToGo.com. The Carry on Vocal Booth is made out of Producer’s Choice Acoustic Blanket instead of acoustic foam. The material has a high Noise Reduction coefficient ( NRC 0.8) The Carry on Vocal Booth gives a great sounding recording – no boxiness and no boominess, Carry-on Vocal booth is a great tool for travelling voice actor.  It is light weight,  durable, portable, easy to set up, versatile and can carry all your recording gear as well! In fact, some voice use the Carry-on Vocal booth for book narration regularly when their publisher told them that it was the best sound they ever had!

Portable vocal booth made from sound blankets that can be washed

This booth will keep you healthy because if it gets dirty during traveling or if you are sick and sneezed and coughed all over it, you can easily remove the sound absorbing liner and wash it in a washing machine plus dry it too. VocalBoothToGo also makes upright, walk-in vocal booths that also utilize sound blankets instead of foam too.

Voice actors need to keep their voice sounding great and consistent. Maintaining good vocal health is imperative for this business and choosing equipment wisely may just be the answer.

The Carry-on Vocal Booth is portable, great for in-home studio or travel and is made from sound blankets that are completely washable.

Moving from Moving Blankets to the Acoustic Treatment and Soundproofing World

Adil Aliev knew the moving industry inside and out. His company, Moverssupplies.com, supplied all things related to the moving industry including furniture protection blankets and pads.

But something intrigued him with his company that had nothing to do with moving. There were certain customers on a routine basis who were ordering moving blankets not for protecting furniture but for the purpose of sound absorption — like in a home studio. After investigating, he learned that customers, who were mainly voice over actors, musicians and movie producers, used the blankets for acoustic room treatment and soundproofing their home and professional studio spaces. They liked the sound blankets so much they suggested Aliev to redesign the blankets for their specific use.

 With the motivation and inspiration to create a better product for an entirely different audience, Aliev created VocalBoothToGo.com, an online company that concentrates on products for acoustic room treatment and soundproofing. He took suggestions from industry experts in music, voice over and audio production and customized the design of the blankets such as adding thicker filling and options such as grommets for easy hanging. He wanted to do it right and even had the sound blankets and products lab tested for sound absorption.

“Thicker filler is one of the main changes we made in the blankets as well as the stitching,” said Aliev. “Sound blankets are not the same as moving blankets.”

Producer’s Choice Sound Blankets were created for home studio use in acoustic room treatment and NOT the same as moving blankets.

Today, VocalBoothToGo.com not only offers the blankets, now called Producer’s Choice Sound Blankets, but also other products such as portable and full-size vocal booths and sound booths. The company’s main mission is to provide high quality products in acoustic room treatment and soundproofing for use in the home and professional studio settings — but also be mobile and portable.

The company has caught the eye of celebrity voice over talents and others in the music, movie and production industries.

“I have tried a bunch of vocal booths. Nothing compares to this,” said Dean Wendt, a producer and voice talent. He is the voice of Barney the dinosaur, the children’s television show. “I am VERY picky. Great company and great people. HIGHLY recommend.”

One of the vocalboothtogo.com’s products, vocal booth on tracks.

Improving the Acoustics During Skype and Phone Conference Calls Using a Portable Vocal Booth

We’ve all been there. A business related conference call that not only is boring but comes with annoying echoes, beeps, buzzes and high pitch noises. You develop a strong desire to throw the phone across the room from the poor acoustics but you need to stay on because it is related to your work — your job.

All businesses hold conference calls via phone system or training virtually via Skype. Although we live in a time blessed with modern high-tech devices due to the ability to work virtually or remotely, we still have issues with conference calls that are not clear and downright inaudible.

Conference calls or Skype meetings can be a nuisance if acoustics are not considered.

The main reason for the horrible noise is not the device but the lack of handling the acoustics properly when using them. Setting your laptop, mic or phone inside an acoustically treated area will help control the echoes or boominess when you speak into it. This is especially important if you are virtually training people via Skype meetings or through a phone system. You, as the main presenter, need to make sure your audience can hear you just as clear as if you were standing in front of them or the entire presentation is worthless.

Business professionals can benefit from a portable vocal booth like the Carry-on Vocal Booth Pro if they hold Skype meetings or conference calls often. It controls the annoying noise and makes the speaker sound clearer and more professional.

Portable vocal booths are used by voice actors and singers but can also be used by corporations and business professionals during during these type of virtual speaking and meeting engagements. The Carry on Vocal Booth Pro, from VocalBoothToGo.com, is lightweight and can sit on a table or desk and has enough room for a large laptop to sit inside of it. Other features include-

• Great Acoustic Quality. Carry-On Vocal Booth Pro is constructed with highly sound absorbent material Producer’s Choice Acoustic Blankets. (NRC 0.8 or 80% sound absorption), cutting down reverberation and echo to create a flat audio recordings and audible speaking engagements.
• Quick set up. The lightweight Carry-On Vocal Booth Pro can be assembled and dissembled in less than 20 seconds. Just unzip and set up — which makes it a truly portable vocal booth and an easy choice for business professionals, speakers and voice-over talents who travel often.
• Spacious. With usable space at 22€W x 22D base and 20H, the Carry-On Vocal Booth Pro is the most spacious portable booth on the market — capable of fitting most of the components for recording in the bag. Plus, the use of acoustic blanket material instead of acoustic foam makes it possible to create a vocal booth that is small when folded but opens into a large enclosure in its operational state.

We’ve all had issues with hearing someone speak on the phone during a conference call and sounding as if they were in a fish bowl. It may not be a big deal if it is a casual conversation but if you are holding an important meeting such as a Board of Director’s Meeting, or one that people paid for in advance, you have to make sure that you sound clear. Investing in acoustical solutions will help get that peace of mind … and maybe your listener will actually be listening to you.

 

 

Carry-On Vocal Booth ‘Saves The Day’ for Voice Actor During Voice Acting Conference

VocalBoothToGo.com premiered many of its acoustic vocal booths and soundproofing products at VOAtlanta 2014, the largest

VocalBoothToGo.com booth at VOAtlanta 2014.

voice over event in Southeastern United States, held in early March.  Among presenters of other equipment at this voice acting conference included Neumann with the Sennheiser microphone,  Studiobricks from Spain, Kaotica Eyeball and ACX, an Amazon company that creates audio books.

As an exhibitor, VocalBoothToGo demonstrated its popular Producer’s Choice Acoustic Blankets, the Carry-on Vocal Booth Pro with added accessories, the Soundproof(er) Sound Booth SB33 and the Voice Over Start-up Success Kit, a new kit that includes a portable vocal booth plus other essential equipment — targeted to the voice acting student.

You Tube video shows Voice Actor Michael Johnston uses the Carry-on Vocal Booth Pro during the VOAtlanta Conference in March 2014.

During the conference, a young voice actor, Michael Johnston, received a call from his client requesting a recording as soon as possible! The conference did not have a special area to conduct demos or recordings. Vocal booth and home studio guru George Whittam — EWAB founder – immediately recommended to use the Carry-on Vocal Booth Pro for its portability, fast vocal booth set-up and great acoustic properties.

By using the microphone from VOAtlanta exhibitor Sennheiser and the portable vocal booth from VocalBoothToGo, the voice actor was able conduct his recording right away in a hotel room. Whittam, the Director of Technology of VOStudioTech.com — a division of EDGE Studio, conducted the audio editing of the recording. Within minutes, the job was done, and Johnston was able to deliver the voice over work on time and with excellent acoustic quality.

“We needed something convenient, portable, and quick to setup in the hotel room to reduce echo and noise while recording a voice over talent for a last-minute job,” said Whittam. “We found it [the Carry-on Vocal Booth Pro] large enough to easily position the microphone and a laptop inside, but easy to collapse and transport. ”

George Whittam

Whittam, globally considered a top authority in voice-over recording technology, was happy with how the portable vocal booth handled acoustics. “It will work great for actors without the space to setup a proper booth, given their existing environment is quiet enough. I am pretty pleased with the results,” he added.

Voice Acting Start-up Kit includes essential items for voice actors to kick start their career.

Voice Over Work Is Not Just About Cartoon Voices

Many people have the notion that voice over is just creating a voice for a character in a cartoon. Voice over or voice acting, however, is really anything where you hear the performer but do not see them and can be defined as any audio recording or performance of one or more unseen voices for the purpose of communicating a message. And, voice over work is in all forms of life —  you just may not realize it.

Most voice overs are recorded in a professional studio but with the changing times, this industry has seen an increase in using a home studio for audio recording. The convenience and the flexibility of working from home or any place, makes this career choice highly attractive.

Voice over includes:

Radio: On-air promotion. Occasionally, outside voice talent will be used, but not often.

Radio Commercials: Promotion, and imaging: most commercials are produced outside the station by advertising agencies, but when the need arises, they will use outside talent.

Television: Commercials, promotion and programming all use voice over talent in one way or another.  Most television productions using voice over talent are actually produced outside of the station.

Corporate/Industrial: There are literally thousands of locally produced audio and video presentations recorded each year for the business community. Here are some examples of Corporate/Industrial voice over work:

• Message-on-hold
•  In-store offers
•  Sales & Marketing
  
• Convention/Trade Show Presentations
•  Training and Instructional Programs
  

CD-ROM, Video Games & Multimedia: This market for voice over talent developed as a result of the explosion of computer-based CD-ROM games and instructional software.

Animation: This is a very specialized area of performing, and definitely not for everyone. Voice over work for animati0n can be very challenging to break into but rewarding and exciting.

Audio Books: These are recordings of books and magazines. Audio recordings for the visually impaired.

Getting work in voice over is largely a numbers game: the more contacts you have, the more you will work. The more work you do, the better known you will become. The better known you become, the more people want to hire you, and you get more work.

Creating Demos and Using The Right Equipment

Always keep a few demos and business cards with you and be ready to pitch yourself whenever the opportunity arises. Remember to always present yourself professionally. In the world of voice acting, your demo is your calling card. It is your portfolio. It is your audio résumé. It is your letter of introduction. It is the single most important thing you must have if you are to compete in the world of voice over.

One of the ways to get a professional demo is using the right equipment for audio recording, and this means using proper acoustical treatment.

VocalboothToGo.com provides some easy yet practical and effective solutions to create your home studio on a budget.  See more how to make Vocal Booth on tracks without taking away your floor space, or  portable vocal booth, that allows to create superior sounding recordings on a road, so you can get your competitive edge by being able to provide immediate results to your clients.

The Know-how to Become Successful in the Voice Over Business

The voice over business is very competitive. In fact, there are approximately 5 times the number of people “doing” voice overs than there are actors trying to break into movies. Even though it may seem simple, it takes time to learn the skills and get established once those skills are mastered. It can also be a fairly expensive business – mostly due to the start-up costs of training and demo production, the cost of building a home studio or purchasing a vocal booth or other types of acoustical treatment, and the on-going costs of marketing and continued training. 

What Can You Do to Get Started and Become Successful?

Success is when preparation meets opportunity. To become a successful voice over actor, you need the know-how (skills) and the means (voice over equipment) and of course the opportunity.

The ‘Know How’ in Voice Acting

People who leaped onto voice over without proper research often discover that there is a great deal they should have learned before taking that first class or spending a lot of money on their demo.

• Read everything you can on the subject of voice over. There are excellent books that will give you a lot of information about how the business works, performing techniques, “tricks of the trade,” and scripts to work on as you develop your skills.  What you will get from reading books about the voice over, is the critical information in order to make an educated decision as to whether voiceover is right for you.  One example of a good book is “The Art of Voice Acting “  by 11 times Grammy winning voice over actor James Alburger. The book is considered by many top VO professionals as “the bible of voice over.”  It  speaks not only how to do the voice over and how to acquire skills, but also the business of the voice over and what you need to know and do to actually become established voice over actor and make a good living doing it.

• Training.  Take every acting class you can find. Check your local schools, colleges and call local theater companies for recommendations on classes.  Don’t be in too much of a hurry – instead, have fun and learn the skills at a leisurely pace. If you rush into producing your demo and you’re not properly prepared—you’ll be wasting your time and money. Find good training and master the performing skills first.

• Keep developing your performing skills. Study as many professional voice talent demos as you can find. You’ll need to be able to perform at their level if you are going to compete as a professional voice talent—especially if you plan to work in a major market like Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, or New York. (You can find hundreds of demos at http://www.voicebank.net. )

• Attend as many workshops as possible. Raise your knowledge and skill levels to their highest level.

• Private coaching. As you know by now, voice acting is a craft. Specialized classes and private coaching are the best way to learn and master these skills. A working knowledge of performing and communication skills is necessary to succeed.  Good books on the voice over will get you started and give you a basic understanding of what you need to do, but the real learning comes when you work with a qualified voice acting coach.  VoiceActing Academy, for instance, gives you access to the latest information and proper training ( http://www.voiceacting.com).

After you have considered and taken steps to get training and other ways to improve your craft, you will need to invest in proper equipment such as a portable vocal booth, sound booth or create your a home studio with sound blankets or other acoustical materials.

VocalBoothToGo.com can help you with this need and supply you with the right equipment to help make your audio recordings sound as clear and professional as you do.

Voice Acting Start-up Kit includes essential items for voice actors to kick start their career.

Starting Your Voice Acting Business from Home on a Limited Budget

There’s a certain mystique attached to working in a recording studio for voice acting work. Whether it is the engineer, studio equipment, expensive microphones, an acoustically isolated room or vocal booth or the producer on the other side of a double-glass window, this experience tends to create an exciting environment for voice actors but also can be intimidating and stressful too.

Voice Over Work At Home With The Right Equipment

With advances in computer, software and audio recording technology, the business of voice acting is rapidly changing.  More and more Voice Actors do their work at home. The voice over business also is getting more fast paced with tighter deadlines, when the recordings need to be done asap and e-mailed right away!  For the exact same reason, this is why more people have turned to working in their own home studio.

Aside from the actual Voice Acting skills, you need to have an acoustically treated space to make your recording sound great. For this, you WILL need to put together a home studio, which is essential for auditions, practice, and paid projects. The cost of equipping a home studio for voice acting may vary anywhere from a few hundred dollars to several thousand, depending on your needs.

Building Your Voice Acting Business at Home 

When considering building your home studio,two aspects of home recording studio must be addressed. These are soundproofing and acoustic room treatment.  It is quite obvious that your recording should not have any sounds that do not belong there such as traffic, barking dogs or a lawn mower.

Acoustic room treatment for audio recording means that your microphone should only pick-up your voice and not the echo bouncing around the empty room.  It is also referred to as an “acoustically dead” space.

Soundproofing is expensive and complicated. If you are just starting up in voice acting, it might be easier to find a quiet room where you can record without much interruption. But even if you have properly soundproofed your space, you still need to treat the room acoustically, to create a space beneficial for audio recording. This can be done relatively quickly and inexpensively with acoustic blankets or an acoustic vocal booth that can be found at VocalBoothToGo.com. The site also provides a wealth of information about soundproofing, soundproofing material, sound absorption, acoustic room treatment, and an educational comparison between acoustic foam and acoustic blankets for sound absorption.

Practical Solutions for the Budget Conscious Voice Actor

VocalboothToGo provides easy and effective solutions to create your home studio on a budget.  Their online stores provides affordable tracks for hanging acoustic blankets on the walls or ceiling without taking away floor space. For the beginning voice actor or one that travels often, there is a portable vocal booth called the Carry-on Vocal Booth, which allows you to create superior sounding recordings just about anywhere. This portable booth also comes as a kit that includes essential items to kick-start any voice acting career.

The Carry-on Vocal Booth Pro is a portable vocal booth that is perfect for the beginning voice actor and also for those who travel often.Voice Acting Start-up Kit includes essential items for voice actors to kick start their career.

Do You Need An Acoustic Vocal Booth Or a Soundproof(er) Booth?

Asking The Right Questions Before Shopping Will Help You Get the Right Vocal Booth or Sound Booth

If you are in voice acting, audio recording or music, especially from a home studio, you may wonder what type of vocal or sound booth you really need. There seems to be many options and types of vocal booths or portable vocal booths on the market, whether it be sold on Amazon.com or on individual online stores, such as VocalBoothToGo.com. The real question, “Do you need soundproofing or acoustic room treatment for your work?” Your answer to this question will lead you to the right product.Here are questions to ask yourself before shopping for a booth and to determine if you need soundproofing or acoustic treatment. We are using VocalBoothToGo.com’s products. Soundproof(er) 3 x 3 booth for soundproofing. You are a voice over actor and need something to carry with you during travel, so you can conduct recordings on a moments notice just about anywhere. You need a portable vocal booth (such as the Carry-on Vocal Booth Pro). You do voice acting or audio recordings, and you already have a quiet place to record BUT need to produce dead-sounding recordings. You need an acoustic vocal booth (for acoustics). You work alone and do not need a large booth. A smaller walk-in booth, such as VocalBoothToGo.com’s  VB 33 is a good option. It has 40 x 40 inches footprint with 80 inches vertical clearance. The booth can easily accommodate a person who is 6 feet tall. You want a vocal booth that doesn’t require much space in your home, and a walk-in vocal booth is NOT an option. If you do not have the space to set up a full-size stand alone booth or are not interested in taking the frames of a vocal booth apart and put it back together, the Hanging Vocal Booth should be your first choice. This frame-less version of the vocal booth can be hang off the ceiling when you need it and dropped and removed when you do not. But, if you have absolutely no room and lack ANY space (even for the Hanging Vocal Booth), there is another solution for you! No problem. A booth that utilized the ceiling may be an option. Vocal Booth on Tracks will get you covered!  This booth is budget friendly and can be mounted on the ceiling. The makeshift walls can simply be pushed aside like a curtain when not in use. The Vocal Booth on Tracks require minor installation but will give you great results in a limited space. If you have the space and want to be able to have a table and a chair inside the vocal booth,then you need the VB 63. The space inside this vocal booth is twice the size of the VB 33 and can easily accommodate a small-size desk, chair or even a small group of people. You have a band or a drum set that you want to fit in the vocal booth, you need the largest vocal booth we offer — the VB 66. With almost 50 square feet floor space inside this booth, it is very spacious! You need to contain the outside noise.  If you have a noisy neighbor, maybe with a barking dog or mowing or construction work, you need a Soundproof(er) Booth. Our sound booths provide approximately sound reduction — better than any other portable sound booths out there. These sound booths are mobile. All of our booths can be disassembled and transported in a regular-size car or shipped by most common carriers.   You need to contain the sound leaking from the inside of the booth.  If you are an opera singer and need to do 100 scales a day, or need to play an instrument or perhaps need to practice with your band, then you need a Soundproof(er) Booth. Carry-on Vocal Booth Pro is a portable ACOUSTIC vocal booth. What is important to remember is that in order to obtain a good recording, you do not necessarily have to soundproof your space, but you MUST cut out reflections, echo, reverberations, modes, flatter, standing waves and whatever else that is messing up your recordings! Keep in mind that if you are able to find a quiet place in your home a vocal booth for acoustics is really all you need! However, if it is the sound leakage that you are primarily concerned with, then you need to be prepared to spend a little more for a sound booth with soundproofing walls. Look at acoustic lab reports from companies to see just how effective the vocal booth product is. Being aware of what you need is the first important step to take before purchasing any equipment, whether a vocal booth or a sound booth, for your project unless you have an unlimited budget. A good rule of thumb is to call or email the equipment company, such as VocalBoothToGo.com, and ask them questions about your needs. The more questions you ask, the better the chances you will get the product that will help you succeed with your work plus save you time, money and headaches.

Voice Actors Receive VocalBoothToGo.com Vocal Booths As Prizes During Voice Conference

VocalBoothToGo.com exhibited many of its innovative Vocal Booths during VO2013 ATLANTA in late March, the largest event of its kind in the southern United States. As part of this voice over conference, VocalBoothToGo.com served as a Silver Sponsor and donated two of its popular vocal booths in two contests. The vocal booths included the Carry-On Vocal Booth Pro  and the Hanging Acoustic Vocal Booth.

As part of the grand prize for a voice over contest, voice actress Nazia Chaudhry won the Carry-On Vocal Booth Pro, and voice actor Michael Hall, won the Hanging Acoustic Vocal Booth during an event raffle.

“I am very new to voice over and was so impressed with your product. I couldn’t believe I won the hanging booth,” Michael told VocalBoothToGo.com.” I live on the gulf coast, and there isn’t access to many studios so I was trying to make my own in my home. The hanging vocal booth will instantly improve on the quality of my recordings.”

Because the vocal booths are truly portable, the VocalBoothToGo.com attendant was able to transport and assemble/dissemble THREE vocal booths for one day!

At its own exhibit, VocalBoothToGo.com highlighted many of its newer and innovative products, such as the Hanging Acoustic Vocal Booth, the Tracking Vocal Booth, and its most portable booth – the Carry-On Vocal Booth Pro. During the conference, the attendees were pleasantly surprised during a special presentation demonstrating the Carry-On Vocal Booth Pro.  As the demonstrator showed attendees how matter of seconds the Carry-On Vocal Booth Pro can be assembled and dissembled, voice actors reacted with “ahs” and “wow” and “I want one!.”

Last year, VocalBoothToGo.com’s space saving vocal booths and Producer’s Choice Sound Blankets received raving reviews from VOICE2012 participants in California, held June 2012. The company continues to the voice over industry with updated designs and newer approaches to their products. VocalBoothToGo.com will be sponsoring Voices.com’s VoiceWorld conference in Toronto, Canada, May 3 – 4.

These types of educational and networking conferences present the opportunity for VocalBoothToGo.com to demonstrate the true portability and mobility of their vocal booths, since all of their vocal booths can be transported as well as assembled and dissembled in such a short time.  The conferences also is a chance for voice actors to see the products in-person and see which vocal booth fits their personal soundproofing or acoustic room treatment needs.

Learn more about VocalBoothToGo.com’s silver level sponsorship and/or to attend the event, visit http://www.voiceworldtoronto.com/.

Attendees discuss the ease of using the VocalBoothToGo.com Vocal Booth on Tracks, which can be used around a current recording space.

VocalBoothToGo.com
3 x 3 Acoustic Vocal Booth and the Hanging Acoustic Vocal Booth waiting for the mass of attendees to arrive.