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The Music Lab

The Music Lab

(6 reviews)

North Center, Lakeview

Back in the day when I lived in Logan Square I was in a band and we practiced at a space in…read moreHumboldt Park. The space was pretty convenient and you always knew when the Chicago Puerto Rico parade is taking place. I actually had someone tag my backpack while I was waiting for the bus...while the backpack was still on my back. And I really didn't think I was that buzzed at the time but I completely didn't notice the handiwork. I have moved from Logan Square to Lincoln Square and have started practicing once again with the drummer from my previous band. The most convenient space is the Music Lab. I had seen their ads forever in the Chicago Reader and had passed by the space thousands of times but never really noticed the place. It really doesn't stand out, mainly because the first floor houses a doggie daycare. Evidently that ain't too rock and roll. The spaces are fairly small but that seemed to work out just fine. The sound bounced off the walls and worked out pretty well. The spaces also smelled of dog urine but overall it isn't a bad practice space. The location, the price and the acoustics all fall in the positive column, while the doggie daycare is a minor distraction. So in short the Music Lab is a hidden, urine scented gem.

This place is great for the sole purpose that it allows me to play music (especially drums!!) at…read morewhatever volume without anyone leaving me nasty anonymous notes on my door. So that's a plus. Additionally, the neighborhood is great. Super, super close to the brown line, plenty of street parking in the evenings and on weekends. And it's within walking distance to great bars and restaurants on Lincoln Ave. The guy who runs it is also a very nice guy. However, for what it is, the price is a bit much. The rooms are small and not nearly soundproofed enough. If the guys next door are playing, their bass causes me to have to play louder than I'd like. Additionally, since it's above a doggy day care place, every now and then the hallway reeks of dog urine. Oh, and you can't flush toilet paper down the toilet, not that you'd want to risk sitting on it anyway. Also unfortunate is the complete lack of temperature control--my space easily breaks 100 degrees in the summer months. It's not pleasant to have three sweaty dudes with a bunch of equipment in a 100+ degree glorified closet. Unfortunately this place seems to have a monopoly on music practice space in my neighborhood. It could definitely use some work, but for what it is it definitely gets the job done. My irritable neighbors and I greatly appreciate the service!

Chicago Recording Company - Studio 55d

Chicago Recording Company

(4 reviews)

River East, Near North Side

I'm a new voice over artist, but I've been a singer, actor, performer and teacher for 20 years…read more I've been working virtually with Edge Studio's training program out of New York, and needed to find a local studio when it came time to record my narration and commercial demos. CRC has been amazing every step of the way. Rose Razal is very responsive when it comes to setting and rescheduling studio time. As a matter of fact, she had to wait more for me and Edge to get back to her to confirm my sessions than I ever had to wait for her, and she was always patient and non-judgmental, even when I caught a cold and had to postpone a few weeks. The reception area is clean, modern and inviting. A friendly front desk staff greets you upon check-in, and there's a cozy waiting area with a big comfy couch and TV for you to relax before your session. Coffee and treats are always available (not that we voice actors can really partake before performing, but hey, other musicians and artists might be able to). CRC has 10 or 12 studios, and they are state-of-the-art. My hubby tagged along, and there was a comfy area in the studio where he could camp out and kibbutz with the engineer. They have wifi access as well, so he worked on his laptop while he watched my session. The booths themselves are awesome, too. The best mics for VO- I think I recorded on a Neumann U87. Clean, spacious, equipped with pretty much everything a VO actor could want- pencils, highlighters, water, apple juice. And now we come to my engineer. Zac Schmidt is amazing. He treated me like a professional, even though he knew these were my first sessions ever. I had some trouble with mouth noise the first session, and he gave me suggestions and tips during the session in real time to help minimize the noise, but he was also very reassuring that it happens to everyone, and that I'd figure it out. Zac also communicated expertly with my coaches, who patched in via phone to coach me during the demo recordings. I learned so much listening to him cut tracks, suggest fixes and generally just make the process speedy and fun. Zac has a lot of experience at the professional level, and is full of stories and feedback about the business and tips for success. I felt so comfortable with him that I booked an extra hour after my session was over for him to give me some quick tech tutorials- how to add background music to a voice over track, how he gets rid of noise, etc. and just generally talk about the biz. I left the studio much wiser than when I walked in, and Zac was a great tutor. I plan on requesting him for my character demo when I'm ready to cut it. I had a great experience at CRC. They are advanced professionals and truly state-of-the-art, but they always treat you with respect, no matter where you are in your career. Highly recommended!!

i'm no recording artist by any means but the staff there treated my group like royalty!!! they…read morewere great!! coffee, tea, and water was given to us upon our arrival. they made our group's day truly memorable and comfortable. we went a little over our allotted time but they didn't shoo us out. its a work of art, and they made our recording sound like the real deal.

Sound Space

Sound Space

(6 reviews)

West Town, Near West Side

I've rented spaces all over the West Town area and Sound Space is by far the highest ranking option…read morein my experience. Spaces: Although my room is on the smaller side it's fairly priced. But the best part is the sound isolation. The rooms are very well insulated to reduce the bleed from neighboring bands. I record in my space all the time and rarely have issues. It's also eerily quiet much of the time. Security: It's the most secure place I've rented from. Both perimeter doors and individual space doors seem very secure (with a special type of key). Also camera coverage throughout the building adds another layer of security. At the last place I rented we found our door kicked in - you can't kick in the doors at Sound Space, they're fortified. Neighbors: The other Sound Space renters are generally cool, friendly, and best of all respectful of the building. The bathrooms are never trashed like other spaces I've rented. I never understood why someone would rip a sink off the wall or kick a hole in the door at the other spots that they were paying to rent... animals. Neighborhood: Plenty of free street parking and relatively easy load-in/out (though I'm on the first floor). There's a 24hr Mexican spot a 4 min walk away. Management: Sam is responsive and makes payment effortless with an online portal linked to your bank account. Temp control of the rooms is reasonably handled - at least in my experience/room. bottom line: If you're looking for a spot - and this location is convenient for you - I'm confident you'll be happy here.

This is the PERFECT space for musicians to practice! Easy to enter, well-insulated, safe!read more

Tightrope Recording - Music production services

Tightrope Recording

(13 reviews)

Ravenswood

Back again! I had the pleasure of working with Tightrope Recording for my new podcast series, I…read morecouldn't be happier with the results. From start to finish, Jessi, Colin and Max went above and beyond to ensure that every aspect of the recording process was seamless and professional. First and foremost, the studio itself was top-notch. They have an amazing amount of options of microphones to choose from, I went with a Sennheiser 416. Additionally, the studio's acoustics were excellent, providing a clean and crisp sound without any unwanted background noise, we used studio A mostly. The entire recording process was enjoyable and stress-free, I was there a lot so that's saying something- Overall I can't recomend them enough. If you're looking for a recording studio that will deliver then make sure you work with them.

Tightrope Recording, and their owner Max, did not live up to their promises. They promised a great…read morerecording and finished mixes for one price of $1500. They did a great job recording, but sent us home with only the rough cut, and no finished mixes. They claimed that it took a lot of effort to set up for a multi-instrument band and they had to bring in extra help, thus extra cost. They had no more money or time to finish the mixes. Max had the audacity to say that each song would be at least another $350 to finish, even though he promised us finished mixes when we spoke on the phone. I feel that this was unscrupulous practice. Make sure you get your promises in writing from Max, or he may just try to swindle you.

Kaufherr Members Resource Center - recording_studios - Updated November 2026

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