Amazing studio - great vibe, great sounds, awesome old equipment. Really friendly and knowledgeable…read moreengineering staff. Fully equipped to record to tape. Incredible list of artist credits - Neil Young recorded his country album "Old Ways" there in '85 with Waylon and Willie and Elvis frequently recorded there (there's an Elvis trap door in the building, folks...) Affordable daily rates. Full lounge and kitchenette for down time.

This historic studio not only sounds stellar but the vibe here is also off the charts. The rooms,…read moregear and mics are world class. We had a great experience recording here. I love this place and David is the Man. Mike's a great guy also. Check it out, you won't be sorry.

They have always been great when I have held rehearsals there. The rooms were always clean and the…read morestaff would always help us out sometimes loaning us some Mike stands and stuff.

A variety of options for practice rooms, great equipment, excellent value and most importantly the…read moreengineers are courteous and professional.

If I could give more than 5 stars I would. Finding the right place in town for demos is no easy…read moretask with the ridiculous amount of demo studios around here. At Beaird Music Group they are amazingly courteous, professional, and will make your song sound like magic by the time they're done. It isn't the lowest priced studio in town, but they have many package options to choose from with your budget and without a doubt you get incredible awesomeness for what you pay for here. I very highly recommend and look forward to bringing more work here!

I am new to song writing. I had no idea what to expect when it was time to record a demo for my…read moresong. It was luck that I found Larrry Beaird and his over the top group of super talented musicians, engineers, vocalist and managers. Their kindness and respect and integrity went far beyond my expectations. They treated me as though I had multiple songs on the Billboard charts. I highly recommend them. Cool dudes! Debbie LaGrange

Peak. Currently enrolled…read more Songwriting class was good. Jay Brunswick is an absolute banger teacher and he'll challenge you push you to be the best you can. I am, at the moment, fresh into the Audio Engineering class. The Audio really is Engineering quite well so far, and Sam Falle is the goofiest goober of a teacher. In the best way. Unfortunately, I DO have to remove a star because they allow a british "person" to teach. ‍I then readded a star because I guess the rest of the staff is cool.

Staff is very patient & helpful (Dave) with all my questions, Jason with my packages, & Teacher…read more(Rob) very knowledgeable and "cool".

This studio is AMAZING. We got to record in the big room. They're staff were super helpful, and…read morethe space was just humbling to be in. Iconic artists have recorded here, so channel your inner Beyoncé! If you need to calm your nerves, they have a few community areas with couches, a pool table, and another private room. You can still see that it used to be a church repurposed as a recording studio. If you're lucky enough to record here, you are stepping into a place where a lot of greats did their magic.

The East Side Performing Artist's Co-op is a cool vibey rehearsal space located at the Five Points…read morein East Nashville. This room is really a great space. The room is really large, it is about a 28 ft x 50 ft space, with a 20 ft x 20 ft stage area. The room is painted all different colors, which you would think would be distracting but it actually works for the room, and acts as fuel for your brain by making it more active. The stage is framed by big drapes around the back in golds and greens. These are all good feng shui colors and textures for a creative space. That is probably why I like the space so much, everything about seems to work really well to create a great feeling within the space. The other great thing about this room that sets it apart from a lot of other rehearsal spaces in town, is that it isn't built like a bomb shelter, this room has real windows to the outside world! You can see daylight, or whatever weather might be happening outside. They have a full stage PA, it is 3000 watts of power with a full sound board for running up to 24 channels. It is a great place to really hone in your on stage sound. The rates for the room vary depending on what kind of event or rehearsal you want to have. In general though, the rate is around $20-$25 an hour, sometimes more sometimes less. Call and ask for Mo Sweeney.

I was in SUCH a jam a few days ago, after Angela at 54 Music Square West cancelled our audition…read morespace at the last minute. CLASSY. Mo was SO INCREDIBLY helpful and the space was perfect.

When I was in the horsetail hair (bow hair) trade, I had a regular, almost weekly chat with the…read morefolks at Nashville Violins. They are considered the best violin shop in the area, and service all of the top fiddlers we know and love including Sam Bush, Stuart Duncan and so on. They've always been super kind to me and I've heard nothing but stellar feedback from my clients.

I made an offer via Reverb on a Glasser carbon fiber violin from Nashville Violins, and received a…read morecounteroffer from Dave, the owner, which included $25 for shipping. We came to an agreement and I paid for the instrument on 6/25/18. It was shipped the same day from Nashville via USPS. Unfortunately, for me, the item was shipped USPS Parcel Select (the cheapest and slowest method of delivery). The violin sat in the Nashville USPS distribution center for several days, and then moved onto the USPS distribution center in Memphis for another day. All total, the violin spent three days in Tennessee before it moved on. I contacted Nashville Violins via Reverb's messaging service on June 28, 2018, concerned that it was now three days and the violin had not left Tennessee. Had I known that the store intended to ship the item via Parcel Select (which is what USPS calls their Parcel Post service now) I would never have made the purchase. Twenty-four hours later on the 29th, Dave, the shop owner contacted me via Reverb and explained that he was not in the shop, but was out at a trade show. However, he stated he would check on the status of my purchase. Unfortunately, It is now July 2nd, and no one from Nashville Violins has gotten back to me. The violin spent the past weekend somewhere in Western Massachusetts, and as of this morning it has finally made its way to Maine, but is at least another day from being delivered to our local Post Office. The USPS website states that it is tentatively scheduled to be delivered today, sometime before 8 pm. However, the website is emphatic that this is not a guaranteed delivery date, as they do not guarantee any delivery times on Parcel Select. So here it is, a week later, and no violin. While carbon fiber instruments are more durable than their wood counterparts, they are still susceptible to heat (and melting) and the soundpost and bridge are both made of wood (and susceptible to warping in extreme heat). Sadly, as of this morning I still have not heard from anyone at Nashville Violins. My issue with Nashville Violins is both their poor choice of shipping methods, as well as their terrible customer service. Communication with them is virtually non-existent, trade show or not. Over the last several decades I have spent tens of thousands of dollars on musical instruments, and have purchased and sold countless guitars and mandolins throughout these years. While I am fairly new to the violin world, I would think that small businesses of this kind would all operate in the same manner. It appears that they do not. Yes, $25 for shipping is not a lot, but at least warn your customers that you are sending their item via a slow boat, which might have some pitfalls. I would have gladly paid more for shipping to have had the violin shipped via UPS ground, which would have been to me in three days. Shame on me for taking them up on the "Make an Offer" option instead of picking up the phone and working out details. I will forever remember this horror story. I've learned my lesson, and no, if you hadn't already gleaned this from my review, I would not do business with Nashville Violins again, or recommend them to anyone.

I enlisted Chris and his team's help for management as well as promotion marketing. What they did…read morewas well beyond my expectations! Not only did they do an amazing job that got results and helped me with career direction, but they truly made me feel like a number one priority. They made the process smooth, with great communication and easy submission of my work, as well as making great content for the marketing. To any artists looking for help with management or promotion, or even just advice, Chris is the perfect guy to go to. Thank you very much for you and your teams help!

Makin Music has been the Premiere Independent Songplugging and…read moreCreative Services Company in Nashville for 36 years. We used them extensively at Welk Music Group and Polygram Publishing because of their strength and inside connections with Artists, Labels and Producers. Always our #1 Referral for success. Doyle Brown: Grammy, CMA, ACM, BMI, ASCAP, NSAI Song of the Year, Music Publisher and Songwriter of the Year Awards as Senior Songplugger Emeritus.