Factors that will inform this include your budget, the style of music or nature of your project and the studio’s availability. During this initial conversation you will establish whether you are right for each other. However, the standard process begins with a conversation with the studio owner or engineer. Equipment lists often change so it is best to check whether they have the equipment you are interested in.Įvery recording studio experience is different. However, if you would like to know if they have a specific piece of equipment or instrument it is best to contact the studio and ask them directly. Do they have everything you need? Many studios list all of their equipment on their page. Lastly, take a look at the recording studio’s equipment section on their page. We recommend looking closely at the photos of the studio - does it have the right atmosphere for you? Some people like cosy recording studios, others like them to be bright, clean and airy. This is a quick and easy way to get a sense of the styles the studio have worked in before, and how your tracks might sound at the end. On some recording studio pages you will also find a showreel where you can listen to examples of the studios previous work. We have made it easy to find the right studio with our filters, enabling you to filter studios by price, location, music genre, facilities, equipment and more. Finding the right recording studio really depends on your requirements.
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