You can use a hall closet, linen closet, or pantry for this space. Let’s see what’s needed to turn a closet into your very own DIY sound booth. Luckily, most of us have closet space available. The problem, however, is still the need for a space to record this audio. In order to soften the financial blow, many filmmakers and video producers capture the voice-over and ADR on their own. While you can rent time in a studio space to record audio in a sound booth, the cost to use such spaces can be detrimental to a budget. But when it comes to voice-over and ADR, most filmmakers or video producers are on their own.
Usually the soundtrack and sound effects are purchased for your project or created by sound specialists. This additional audio comes in many forms: a soundtrack, sound effects, voice-over, narration, and even ADR. There will likely come a time when audio needs to be performed beyond what was captured on set or location. Here’s how you can turn your closet into a DIY sound booth. Do you need high-quality voice-over on a limited budget? No problem.
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