Vocal Booth Audimute Soundproofing Customer Review

[misterpaulrussell]

Then he remembered he hadn't practised in 3 weeks !

[itsreynaldo]

how did you get the fans to work alone without the PC??????

[josebachata]

hey cool stuff.. do you keep the fans running while you recorgin or do you only run them when its hot. and what size are the fans ? thank you

[audimutedemos]

@josebachata Hey! Thanks for your comment. We're not sure what the fan size is, but you should probably keep it running when it gets hot, to ventilate the room. Let us know how we can be of service!

[kiddjubbz]

You can build a booth just as effective with 703 for around $200-$300 I wouldnt waste money on this looks kinda unprofessional as well..just my 2 cents.

[audimutedemos]

@kiddjubbz Thank you for your comment.

[KDKlivee]

@kiddjubbz What is 703 and where can i get it?

[OneOfaKindMC]

@kiddjubbz let 'em know!

[jtnoodle]

how do we know this isn't really just a torture chamber, as in "it puts the lotion on its skin"?

[hermanmern]

thanks.. nice product by the way.. thinking of getting the starter pack

[audimutedemos]

@hermanmern Thanks.. let me know how I can be of help.

[hermanmern]

is it your price higher now? coz when I check on your website, the stater kit is $429.. hmmm

[audimutedemos]

@hermanmern Yes, we just had a price increase on the sheets. They're a new design.. black, with grommets on them. Check them out, we also have a clearance section with the white ones at normal price.

Hope this helps. Please feel free to contact me to discuss. -Mallory

[BatixProductionsTE]

how are the isolating properties of the room? Is there any audible noise outside of the booth?

[Lextant]

spent $600 on the audimute but like $2000 with the rest of the project hahah

[ahpuchacha]

he could have spent less if he didnt make it as tall

[LastDayStudios]

pretty cool....I just prefer foam over sheets, better absorption



[ahpuchacha]

@LastDayStudios it matter what foam.

[spareaxe]

@LastDayStudios You mean just installing this Audimute stuff over the existing sheet rock? It works?

[FiSTFigHT09]

how do you get the hot air out with a fan anyone?. thanks

[audimutedemos]

@FiSTFigHT09 Hey. Thanks for your interest! Well, many people in smaller, enclosed rooms actually have an air conditioner unit in them, which cools the room. In this video, you'll notice a small tube at the bottom of the wall close to the floor which lets out the hot air. I'm happy to help discuss further should you give me a call! Thanks again! Hope to serve you.

[Sockheadrps]

@audimutedemos Hot air rises, you'd want the tube at the top.

[waycooltoo]

@audimutedemos Actually...wouldn`t it be more efficient to let hot air escape near the ceiling instead of a floor vent?

[audimutedemos]

@waycooltoo Maybe.. but I'm not sure! We'll take a look into that, but by no means we're air experts =)

[killercharli]

Would something like this work for drums? I mean making a booth like this (but bigger) in a basement, then drumming inside... Will my neighbours kill me?

Sorry for my horrible english xD

[onjoFilms]

.. and then he added another layer of sheetrock, and then another layer until finally there was 1 cubic inch of space left. No sound getting out of there....

[buffmaster99]

It might work but it looks like shit!

[Qland22]

overkill

[audimutedemos]

@Qland22 Our customer sure didn't think so. He wanted to really kill the sound and reduce the levels of transmission of those lower end frequencies from seeping out. He did an excellent job! For other customers, this may be an overkill, which is why we encourage our customers to give us a call to discuss their particular application. We're here to serve you!

[alproductionz08]

well he paid $650 on autimute and i would guess that he spent about 400 on the wood and dry wall ...thats about $1000..he could of just bought a booth for thats much

[PointBlankNZ]

@alproductionz08 hey man, where can ya get a booth for $1000?, im interested.

[JerkxSwag]

...kool