This studio is absolutely amazing! Incredibly talented and knowledgeable. Fast responses and easy…read moreprocess all the way around, I would recommend them to anyone and will return to record more songs. The care and intimacy is something incredibly unique and special if your looking for a great studio to record in this is where I hands down recommend!!

I recorded my second EP at Evil Snail with Kifir Gov producing and Rom Gov on drums. They are the…read moreowners. It was the best experience I have had in a studio and the result is the best product that I have recorded to date. It was nice working with Kfir because he has a very positive attitude and makes sure everything possible is done to make the recordings sound the way I want them. Rom is a pro level drummer and was able to write specific drum tracks that fit each song perfectly in a short period of time. Kevin Abbenante mixed the recordings and they couldnt sound any better. With their affordable rates it will be hard to find a better studio in Austin. I highly recommend this team. You can check out the results of my experience there at www.lloydmillermusic.com

This place is a hidden gem in East Austin. They offer a wide range of audio engineering and DJ…read moretraining based on your needs. Recently booked a recording session early Saturday morning with Kennon "MixIt". The space had a nice vibe with professional recording equipment (monitors, mics, sound booth, etc.) and a handful of music instruments like keyboards, percussion, etc. Kennon was great to work with. The recording sesh went well and the final mix was perfect!

Great people and staff. Made everything easy to sign up and schedule while learning from very…read morerespected professionals in the industry !

We rented gear from Soundcheck and couldn't have had a better experience. Cole and the entire crew…read morewere top-notch, professional, prepared, and incredibly easy to work with. Everything was dialed in and ready to go. Highly recommend them!

I rented drums for a gig in Austin. They have a great selection to choose from. The drums were…read moreexactly what I requested, ready on time, and in excellent condition, and they were well tuned so I didn't have to mess with tuning. Everything went smoothly and I couldn't ask for a better experience. I'll definitely use SoundCheck Austin again the next time I'm gigging in town.

Amazing boutique music store. MCG has one of the best collection of pedals in Austin. Great gear…read moreand instruments that they don't keep behind a counter or glass cases, so you can pickup and play that '73 Fender Jazz Bass without pressure. Plenty of new gear and a great selection of unique used gear and pedals!

This shop is by far the best in Austin. Great selection and Cade was super friendly and helpful.read more

DO NOT take your instrument here for setups…read more I visited Musicians Woodshed last week and initially spoke with one of the guitar techs, Jett Boyd, who was polite and professional. We discussed my bass guitar and the possibility that some frets might need adjustment. When I returned the following week after noticing some fret buzz, I spoke with Miles Manglos. I explained that I prefer a very straight neck with low action and that I was not interested in adding more relief to the neck. Because of that, the logical solution would have been to address the fret work. Instead, he suggested doing a setup that would involve adding relief and raising the action--the exact opposite of what I had just explained I wanted. When I asked whether that meant adding neck relief and how that would affect the current setup, he couldn't clearly explain it. I also mentioned that at a different shop in another city, a tech had previously performed a setup even though I specifically asked him not to and only wanted the jack repaired. I brought this up simply to explain why I was trying to be very clear about the work I wanted done. Instead of addressing the issue professionally, Miles abruptly declined to work on the instrument and told me to leave. He was dismissive and repeatedly said he didn't understand what I was saying. A competent guitar tech or luthier should be able to translate what a musician is describing and communicate clearly about the work being recommended. If a shop cannot or does not want to perform a certain service, that's fine--but it should be handled respectfully and professionally. Unfortunately, this interaction came across as pretentious and unhelpful, and it left a very negative impression of the shop.

Miles and Alex were awesome to talk with. Super friendly and knowledgeable. I will definitely be…read moreback.

Smaller venue than I expected. Monster talent on stage. Staff is very friendly and accommodating…read more Sound system and lighting are excellent. The stairs to the VIP area are very narrow and look slippery but I was able to navigate. Won't try that next time. Seating was adequate and comfortable. Parking was adequate but the crowd was small. I think the show was announced too late to get a packed crowd. Bathrooms sparkling clean. I'll be back soon.

Went to support a friend's band and shoot photos/video for them since the venue charges musicians a…read morelot of money for video capture using their in house system. The owner took me outside and said I'd been all in their cameras way (despite them being mounted up above the stage) and so to help pay him back I could send him my camera footage for free ! Super shady energy at this spot - they aren't in the business of supporting live music artists, creatives, or photographers.

I have been taking dance classes at Balance for years and absolutely love it. Krista's classes are…read moretruly the balm to my soul -- I always walk out smiling and feeling better than when I came in. Also, a huge shoutout to Maria, who works so hard to keep the studio clean and welcoming and always greets students with a smile. The positive energy at this studio is something really special.

I came in for the 11am Aerial Silks Beginner class and had a bit of a rough first impression. When…read moreI walked up to the front desk in the main studio, the receptionist was looking down at her computer and didn't greet me. I stood there for a moment trying not to interrupt, but when she finally looked up she seemed visibly annoyed, almost like a "what do you want?" expression. I let her know I was there for the Silks class and she told me to go to the building across the parking lot. The interaction felt pretty short and awkward. Aerial Silks is already intimidating if you have no experience, so having this type of first impression really made me question if I even wanted to patron the establishment. That said, the class itself completely turned the experience around. Ashley, our instructor, was fantastic. She was super patient, encouraging, and kind. Aerial silks can be intimidating if you're new, but she made the class fun and approachable. I ended up having a great time and almost forgot about the front desk interaction by the end of it. If the front desk experience had matched the quality of the class, this would easily be a 5-star review. I would definitely come back for Ashley's class, especially now that I know I can go straight to the other building.

Amazing assortment of high end amps and guitars. But, a very cold and unwelcoming environment…read more Every guitar has a tag saying "Do not touch without assistance". Multiple signs on the wall insisting that customers wash their hands before touching anything. There are a few instruments that I would have liked to check out. But I don't feel welcome to even strum them without my credit card out. No one spoke to me during my visit. I was the only customer. I did overhear another customer being told as I left that they would charge $50 plus the price of a set of string to re-string her nylon string guitar. What a bargain! They must like some folks. But, clearly I didn't make the cut.

My daughter-in-law and I went in there on the afternoon of Christmas Eve to get some last-minute…read moregifts. Not only were they open, but the staff were friendly and helpful.