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mark007 · 26th December 2009

Hi guys,

I have a small one room home studio setup, (11 by 16 feet), good sound isolation and professionally treated by an acoustician for voice over recording - good preamp (john hardy) good converters (lavry blue)

In my area studio rates can be anything from $35 to over $100 per hour (that also includes the studio technician / engineer, microphones etc) - depending on the studio reputation, size and location etc..

How much should I charge if I wanted to rent out my space for someone who'd like to use it for vocal rehearsal or voiceover recording. This would include only the room, my preamp, converters and computer. They would bring their own mic and there would be NO sound technician provided(the person would be recording him or herself).

What would be a fair price?

thanks

26th December 2009	#1
mark007 Gear maniac Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 159 Thread Starter	what should I charge to rent out my home studio? Hi guys, I have a small one room home studio setup, (11 by 16 feet), good sound isolation and professionally treated by an acoustician for voice over recording - good preamp (john hardy) good converters (lavry blue) In my area studio rates can be anything from $35 to over $100 per hour (that also includes the studio technician / engineer, microphones etc) - depending on the studio reputation, size and location etc.. How much should I charge if I wanted to rent out my space for someone who'd like to use it for vocal rehearsal or voiceover recording. This would include only the room, my preamp, converters and computer. They would bring their own mic and there would be NO sound technician provided(the person would be recording him or herself). What would be a fair price? thanks