The professionalism of the office staff, the space was perfect and the price...affordable. I love…read morethis place.

I have used the space on 8th Ave for 4 years to hold classes and this is our first time using this…read morespace. I like Oxford Street better for the pricing and the overall feel of the space but it's confusing to get into the building if someone doesn't see you come in and buzz you in right away. I was fine but I had a few students get confused and actually leave. Teenagers aren't always socially confident enough to ask for help if they can't figure something out. The other space is pretty straightforward you get off of the elevator and it's right there. Also the other space has a small waiting area, at Oxford you have to wait outside which isn't conducive to cold weather. I would be more inclined to use this space in the Spring semester. They also have a rear courtyard behind one of the studios that could be fun in Spring.

One of the best rehearsal studios in Brooklyn! I really miss to come here . The place is clean,…read moresuper organized and affordable!

I'm thrilled to have found Battalion. It's clean, quiet, affordable, and the equipment is in good…read moreshape. I generally practice drums solo, and I've gotten sick of commuting an hour from central Brooklyn to dirty studios with crappy equipment. Battalion's equipment sounds solid, and the place is easy to access (plus close to Whole Foods, as an added bonus!). I can't wait to come back. My only push would be to have a bell or something at the front desk. No one was there when I arrived last time, and I had to sit and wait for ten minutes, which cut into my practice slot. I've only been once, though, so not sure if this was just bad timing!

This is my go-to rehearsal studio. Very affordable with great studios and a really nice and…read moreaccommodating staff. If you are dancing, I recommend Studio 1 on the fourth floor. Great place, great people. I saw the bad review below on Yelp and felt I had to speak up!

Very tiny studios, not worth the price. Unclean (floor is filthy and Pianos are sticky)read more

King Killer has the best community of any rehearsal space that I have ever seen. The staff is…read moregreat, the lounge is immense and always enjoyable to be in, and the venue is an awesome added bonus. I've played a dozen shows and seen a dozen more at the stage at King Killer and I have a blast EVERY SINGLE TIME! It is one of the funnest places to play at in the city. To Greg who leaves one star: Come on dude. Shows get cancelled, that's life. I've never had a show cancelled at KK. Actually, KK offered to host a show of mine when another venue cancelled last minute and it saved us. How sweet is that? Also, 2 weeks seems like a pretty fair amount of time to cancel and I'm sure they weren't dicks about it because they seem like pretty nice guys. If you're a musician looking for a rehearsal space definitely look into this place. If you are a fan of a band that is playing here definitely come check it out as I guarantee you will have a good time. Cheers, Carsten

Monthly rehearsal rooms for rent. It's a nice place there are several recording studios here, with…read moregood equipment.

yo if u're reading this, i want you think about how rare it is for someone to be motivated to leave…read morea Google AND a Yelp review. I've never had a Studio go to bat for me like Red Note. I manage events remotely from the West Coast, and I was in dire need for a last minute drumkit rental. To make matters tougher, the drummer for the event was traveling so I couldn't get the exact specs needed. Here's what the team did for me: 1. Helped me pick the PERFECT drum kit for our jazz set simply based on previous videos/pictures of my drummer's performances. 2. Accommodated an earlier pickup on the day of to help us do sound check in time. 3. Accommodated a later drop-off because of logistical issues on our end. 4. Lastly, despite being in need, they didn't scalp me. They worked with me, and offered a reasonable price. I work with a lot of studios + venues, and the professionalism and hospitality of this team is undeniably S-tier. If you're an event promoter, an artist, or a band manager, I can't offer a higher recommendation for Red Note. Special thanks to Will for ironing out our contract, Rose for handling logistics, and Joey for really looking out for his employees as well as graciously dealing with us.

This year, I decided to take piano lessons, which was fun but necessitated me maintaining a regular…read morepractice outside of class. When I would travel far from home, sometimes I would need to find a place where I could find a piano/keyboard practice to use. I checked out Yelp to see what studios were near me during a recent Brooklyn trip, and Red Note had excellent reviews (and more importantly availability on short notice). If you are looking for a music expert/audiophile review, you can skip this review now given my lack of technical knowledge. However, I can say that it was super easy to book a room by the hour, and the person checking me in once I arrived was friendly and helpful. The digital keyboard that I used worked well, and while it took me some time to figure out the audio setup, I ultimately had no trouble using the space on the two days I went. I would return to this studio without hesitation whenever I'm in Brooklyn or the NYC area.

This is my favorite space to record in nyc- engineer is beyond knowledgable, helpful and welcoming…read more Everything I've recorded, especially the vocals, came out amazing. I didn't know I could sound so good. The studio itself is very comfortable. You can take your time without feeling rushed like some other places. Prices were very affordable. If you're looking for the best sound possible, this is the place to be.

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....

What can you say?? Vinegar Hill Sound is the perfect place for any musician looking to vibe out and…read moremake some great art!! The studio has an AWESOME collection of gear including vintage amps, sweet outboard gear, and to coolest rhodes electric piano! More importantly, engineer Reed Black is AMAZING!! Our band Foxtrax tracked our first EP "The Cabin" at Vinegar Hill Sound and we couldn't have done it without his help, or be happier! What we were able to do in three days is a credit to the great vibes and Reeds experience!! He's a great engineer and an even better dude!! The vibes were on point!! Theres some magic in Vinegar Hill!! Track there today!! 5 Stars!!

So glad I found this studio. I had a lot to record in a short amount of time, and because of Reed's…read morequick precision and expertise as an engineer, I was able to record all of my songs on a time-crunch. Reed's equipment is top notch, and the studio is inviting and cozy. Good vibes all around! Reed is an engineer who will work hard to help you achieve your session goals, and is able to do so because of his true talent and accuracy.