1950 S Santa Fe Ave #109, Los Angeles, CA 90021
Recording Studio · Los Angeles
LV Recording Studio is a professional recording studio in Los Angeles serving artists, producers, podcasters, and content creators across LA County. Sessions start at $35/hr, with experienced in-house engineers available for $60/hr.
Los Angeles has hundreds of recording studios, but most either price out independent artists or skimp on the gear that actually shapes your sound. LV Recording Studio sits in the middle — pro-level signal chain, treated rooms, and engineers who've worked with major-label artists, at rates that make full-length projects realistic. You can walk in with an idea and walk out with a mixed, vocal-tuned record the same day.
We're at 1950 S Santa Fe Ave #109, in the Arts District just south of Downtown. That puts us within 20-30 minutes of most of LA — Hollywood, Inglewood, Culver City, Long Beach, the Valley. Parking is on-site, and the building has 24/7 access for late sessions.
A purpose-built vocal booth with a Neumann U87 or TLM 103 through an Avalon 737 preamp, Apollo x8 conversion, Pro Tools session ready to go, and either a producer chair you can run yourself ($35/hr lockout) or a working engineer ($60/hr) who'll record, comp, tune, and rough-mix on the spot. Sessions include the raw files and a printed mix.
LA studios range from $30/hr at home setups to $200+/hr at name-brand commercial rooms. LV Recording Studio is $35/hr lockout or $60/hr with a professional engineer — pro gear and pro engineering without the major-label markup.
1950 S Santa Fe Ave #109, Los Angeles, CA 90021. We're in the Arts District in Downtown LA, easy to reach from the 10, 110, and 5 freeways. Free on-site parking.
Yes. Same-day bookings require at least 2 hours notice and are subject to availability. Book online or DM @lvrecordingstudio on Instagram.
Yes. Book the $60/hr rate and a professional engineer is included — they handle recording, comping, vocal tuning, and a rough mix in real time. The $35/hr lockout rate is for artists/engineers running their own session.