I'm only recording vocals right now. Eventhough I eventually plan to record bands, I'm sure that 75% of my clients will only need to record vocals. What would be a good solution to having good isolation for recording vocals in the one room studio mentioned in the EQ article? Custom built gobos? Are there any plans for a gobo with a plexiglas window or something so I can see the vocalist? Thanks.

i think you can do this, assembly of 4 parts of fiberboard, so you can mount and unmount the thing.
make it double wall with 703 2" in the middle.
Chop a suare and put a plate of acrilic material, but make sure it is not parallel positioned. so you have a structure to use when u need a booth, and when you don't just split the parts and put them elsewhere.

Sorry bout my english i hope u can understand the idea, i did it and it works very god, assuming your studio is isolated and acustically treated correctly.

Bye

Thanks Nanno. It sounds easy enough to figure out.

Hooks,

> What would be a good solution to having good isolation for recording vocals <

Nanno has some good advice. Or you can do what I do in my one-room studio: The singer stands near me and we both wear headphones. I always record flat anyway, with no compression or other processing, so it's no big deal not to be able to listen through speakers while recording.

--Ethan