
Compare recording studios in London for music, voice and audio production. Select by the room, equipment, engineer and session workflow needed for the material rather than by a generic studio label.
| Available venues | 73 listings |
|---|---|
| Capacity range | 4 to 500 guests |
| Typical hourly price | £61/hour |
| Hourly price range | £18 to £184/hour |
Tell the studio what is being recorded, performer numbers, instruments and intended sound. Ask about live-room and booth dimensions, isolation, piano or backline, microphones, preamps, monitoring and digital system. Check which equipment is included, available as an extra or must be brought. Bands should plan line-of-sight and headphone mixes; voice work should confirm script stands, picture playback or remote direction where needed.
Agree setup, tuning and break time within the booking, and establish whether an engineer or assistant is included throughout. Provide session format, sample rate, track count and file naming requirements before recording. Ask how data is backed up, transferred and retained, then bring your own storage if requested. Editing, mixing, mastering and revisions are separate stages unless the quote says otherwise, so define the delivered material and deadline.
For the London listings shown here, hourly hire ranges from £18 to £184/hour and a typical listed hourly price is around £61/hour. Prices vary by date, time, facilities and booking rules, so compare the live price information on each listing before booking.
Sometimes; other studios charge engineering separately or allow experienced clients to self-operate. Confirm the person's role, hours and experience with the planned recording.
Only if those services are included or commissioned. Ask what files the session provides and obtain separate scope, revision and delivery terms for mixing or mastering.