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PACKING LIST
INTRODUCTION
The Mini Portable Vocal Recording Booth ensures
your recordings are clean, controlled, and noise-
free, helping to solve the problem of unappealing
room acoustics that impact your recordings.
BASIC ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Your Mini Portable Vocal Recording Booth
includes the following hardware:
A : Microphone Adapter
B: Microphone Post
C: Washer
D: Microphone Post
Thumbscrew
E: Microphone / Booth
Connecting Plate
Assemble the hardware as shown. Attach the
Microphone / Booth connecting plate to the
bottom of the Mini Portable Vocal Recording
Booth. Once attached to the bottom of the Mini
Portable Vocal Recording Booth, you can mount
the Mini Portable Vocal Recording Booth to any
conventional microphone stand by screwing it on
to the top mounting pin found on most stands.
RECORDING TIPS
Select a microphone that has a cardioid pickup
pattern. Compared with an omnidirectional
microphone used at the same distance, a cardioid
microphone will be more sensitive to the direct
sound from the vocalist or other source, and less
sensitive to reected sound arriving at the sides
and rear of the microphone. Selecting a large-
diaphragm cardioid capacitor microphone is the
most common choice for vocal recordings.
Additional measures to improve your audio
recordings can include hanging a broadband
absorber behind the vocalist to trap reections that
might other wise bounce o the rear wall and into
the sensitive front side of the microphone. Using a
Pop Filter will also block explosive consonants
and excessive sibilance at the source. Finally, the
position of the mic in relation to the screen can
make a dierence in your recordings. Moving the
mic further into the screen area should increase
the attenuation of room reections.
You're ready to start recording!
USER
MANU AL
Vocal Recording Booth Microphone Mount User Manual
310mm
mi n230mm-ma x500mm
60mm
min300mm-max380mm
133mm
5/8"
150mm
A
B
C
D
E