MOON Recording was insanely influential in helping me develop, mold, and create my first ever…read morealbum. They helped me take 10 tunes and craft them into a real story, with personality and texture. Their team of experts were thoughtful and supportive and insured I got the album recorded, mixed, and mastered in time for my launch. Thank you MOON for making room for me, you're ALL heroes. Thank you Diego Rodoni for the project management, Josh Liebman for the mixing, and Ray Cetta for music supervising and band leading. Thank you Lane for fitting me into your studio's schedule and making space for my timeline and weirdo artist needs! Check out the album MOON helps me build here: A Christine Carol Soundtrack -- https://open.spotify.com/album/3FcDsNpDJCrG1juMs3kXFl?si=4HBGT7PQQFumS4NG3XkhUw Highly recommend MOON as a safe space for creative exploration and music making magic.

I booked Studio B for my boyfriend to record vocals on instrumentals. We had Jake as our sound…read moreengineer/producer & he was amazing. We didn't tell Jake but this was my bf's first time in the studio & yet Jake was still amazing. He threw out bars to say, gave advice to stay on beat, & was encouraging. Even before booking I had great customer service from Diego who helped w the decision of studio A or B. Overall just an amazing experience 10/10. P.S. it was a little hard to find bc on the outside it's just a door that says "Moon".

Love this studio! Great experience recording and editing here. Main recording room is open and…read moregreat for bands. Control room is relaxing and and plenty of space too. Tom really knows his craft and navigates the tech w ease making it easy for us to focus on the performances and creative parts that matter most.

Magic. I can't imagine a better place to record music in New York. Warm atmosphere, state of the…read moreart equipment, exemplary customer service, incredibly fast turnaround, affordable pricing. Tom has built a hidden gem in Brooklyn, and I highly recommend you discover it for yourself.

This recording studio is a true gem. As a shy singer, I felt completely comfortable in the space,…read moreand confident that my music was in great hands. The feedback I've received on the sound quality has been amazing, and I can't recommend Dom enough. I'll definitely be back.

Talented group of engineers that will make your vision come true. Super responsive, reasonable…read moreprice and great space with all the tools and set up you'll need. Cannot recommend enough!

state-of-the-art control room with cool new Neve console and a bunch of quirky misfits dancing to…read morethe rhythm of our own film reels

From the owner: World class music and media studio. We are a Grammy winning and Oscar and Emmy nominated team. Come…read morevisit and grab a coffee with us.

An invite to live recording of my favorite band Hundred Hounds, with 3 new songs (!!!) appears in…read moreMessenger.... You know the saying that God only gives you what you can handle? Well, I guess God was feeling a little contrite about the way he did me the past 2 weeks and said "Bless you, child". Now I have zero idea what this place is going to look like, how many people are going to be there, nothing. This is why I created this listing. Maybe I can save someone just a bit of social anxiety in the future. Plus it gives me a chance to post even more Hundred Hounds footage. Yay! Since my Momma raised me right, I know not to come empty handed to anything providing a keg. If I had booze money, I would have fucked someone up on Casamigos tequila. Don't sleep on it because it's George Clooney tequila. It's smoooooth. Instead, I defaulted to circa 1990s house party etiquette and bought chips and dip from Trader Joe's. I'm too socially awkward to not have felt self-conscious setting it up in the kitchenette in the back, and to make matters worse, as soon as I popped the seal on a bag I killed all conversation. "Are those chips???" Hmm. Whaddya know. Success. Room 17 has pretty much the kind of atmosphere you'd expect from this heavily industrial area of Bushwick. Since I worked at the Grand Ave. bus depot not too far away, I felt like I was right back at home. I wonder if the coffee at the Grand St. Deli is still as surprisingly good: https://goo.gl/bgb4Ej Of course the sound was stellar. I'm giving myself the side-eye for even bringing it up. My biggest regret is that my phone was having severe battery issues so I couldn't get any of the other performers. Tim Cook can suck it. I wish the lighting had been better, but that's because I fancy myself an amateur videographer. *snort giggle* There was a dance party afterwards, the beer kept flowing, and I had yet another excellent time out with my most favorite people in the world. Life is sweet.

I've spent the past 3 years in a north Williamsburg rehearsal room that could easily be mistaken…read morefor a closet. Moving from that location to Savaria Studios 2.0 has been life-changing, if you allow me to get just a little hyperbolic. I'm a drummer. My kind needs space to practice. I had a 4.5" by 4.5" room in which to practice in my previous location. My drums - not even a full set - touched two of the walls and my seat touched the third. Now I have an 8" by 14" room I share with a friend. I can walk around my set, now with all my toms and cymbals mounted. That means I can also tune my drums. I'm a little bummed (sorry, Jeff) that I have to split the time in the spot instead of just having it all to myself 24/7, but that's the nature and the business of rehearsal rooms in NYC. I accept this. What's important is that I have space - essentially double the space but half the time - for only about $70 more than I was paying for my closet. Beyond the size and price, one of the draws to Savaria is the location in the old Pfizer building. It's hard not to feel like you're in on something. So many New Yorkers, so overwhelmed by each other and each other's access to every private space they claim, seek this uniqueness, this privacy, this frontier, in their quiet speakeasies and undisclosed location parties. Years from now the Pfizer building will be a different place. The neighborhood will develop around it. For now it feels good to know I'll be able to gloat in 5 to 10 years about the way things were here and how I was there when it happened. My only complaint about the space is sound leaking in through the walls and air vents. The bands on my left and right play so loud I can't even hear my own drums over them at times. This is partly because the space is constructed into an old office in the Finance Department of Pfizer Inc. It wasn't meant for anything louder than pencil pushing. The other reason is in the soundproofing, which seems to be merely carpet padding adhered to the walls. Tamas, the owner promised this would improved in time. I try to remind myself that Savaria, even in incarnation 2.0, is a startup, like the other tenants in the building. After being wiped out in Gowanus by Sandy last year, Tamas started all over again here. I imagine the experience here has been a bit life-changing for him as well. I recognize getting everything like the soundproofing in order may take some time. I'll be patient.

We've been rehearsing and practicing here since 2013...... Tamas is an honest dude who runs a nice…read morebusiness. I've played in a few other practice spots in Brooklyn, but for the price, amount of space, acoustics and a cleanliness I feel like our band is very fortunate to call this place home. Savaria is well above pretty much the cream....

A few blocks away and a mirror version of Charlie's Calypso City (record store), I kid you not…read more Walking into Hometown Studio made me question myself, did I walk in a circle and end up back at Charlie's? Very similar almost identical collection of albums and music related items except Hometown has a few instruments (see showcase picture). When I walked in, the men behind the counter were looking (or maybe listening because I didn't see a telly) at a Trinidad and Tobago comedy show and hearing the familiar accent was nice. The proprietor was very pleasant and actually came from behind the counter and met me at the door to lend his assistance. I picked up two free newspapers, Trinidad and Tobago Weekly News and Caribbean People so if you're not a fan of the internet you can get your weekly copies here. Like Charlie's, they carry Caribbean music and I noticed they advertise ticket sales for many upcoming Caribbean shows. Though not the greatest aesthetically, it's a cosy shop and I'm happy I made these discoveries today. Yes I'll get some albums here. The End.

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Right off the bat Ira was very responsive and was able to come to our place within 24 hrs to help…read morewith a Gaming system installation issue. He was clearly highly knowledgeable, very quick and even taught us many things about our system. I recommend Ira Gold very highly and look no further if you need help with your computer system.

No matter how small or big your mac issue is, Gold Tech Services will resolve it,.. and you will…read morehave the pleasure of dealing with one of the nicest guys. Besides fixing your issues, you might even make a friend. Highly recommend!

For anyone who is an individual, stay away from Lionfish. In college I intended to license a music…read moretrack from them but ended up not doing so. Two years later they came after me through a collection agency for money when I never signed any documents, nor used their music. I told them the truth and George refused to act. I paid the collection agency to get them off my back and not have to deal with this issue any further. They are scummy and will come after you for no valid reason. I've never written a yelp review but felt the need to do so this time. Stay away.

George was a delight to work with. He's very knowledgable and helped us secure the license for a…read morefairly well known song on our limited budget and was always available to answer my questions. I plan on using him again! :-)