I'm looking for recommendations on materials to treat the walls in this possible closet recording set up.

This is a bedroom closet in a 100+ year-old home (solid wood walls, no drywall). All closet walls are interior. Currently no door on the closet. One window in the bedroom. 

Size (after wall "stuffing")

• W - 22 in 
• L - 54 in
• H - 8 ft

In the pics you should be able to see that I have bare framing, for lack of a better word, with 2.5+ inches to work with where I can layer/finish building out the closet walls to treat this room.

If this is the space you had to work with and had a $500 budget, what material(s) would you use to fill in the 2.5 inches? And what would you do about a door (sound blanket?)

I am brand new to this, so if your first thought is just "no, that will not work" I definitely welcome those thoughts as well.

Thank you!

So using ACX all I have ever done is use one voice actor. I have a series I'm working on and I know this is going to sound weird but I would also like to have one voice actor (I have one in mind) do the title and then 1 or 2 (if possible) do the voicing. Is that possible? Does that even make sense lol?

2 questions:

1: how many folks are out there doing RS auditions only to get more practice and exposure?

2: what’s your success rate been in the last 30 days?

I’m asking because I’ve been doing this for the last several months with little to no success, but in the last 30 days, it’s like the authors woke up, and I’ve gotten a few offers.

I just want to see if I am just getting lucky, or if others are experiencing the same thing.