Book by the hour, no long-term commitment. Find soundproofed rooms with backline gear across LA.
🎯 Top Studios
- Best Value: Pirate Studios ($18-30/hr) • Eastside Rehearsal ($17-25/hr)
- Open Late: Cage Riot
- Premium Gear: Blue Tint ($35/hr) • Beat Garage ($30/hr)
- Walk-ins Welcome: Amp Rehearsal • Summit Studios
Also read: Top Monthly Rehearsal Studios in L.A.
Tip: Save 20-30% booking weekday mornings or afternoon slots.
🟠 All Studios
Explore soundproofed practice rooms.
Affordable rehearsal studios with essential equipment and soundproofing features.
$20-$50/hr
North Hollywood
Affordable self-service studios with reliable equipment and responsive support.
$18-$30/hr
Silver LakeAdams-Normandie
Affordable rates, clean gear, acoustically-treated rooms, ideal for songwriters.
$30/hr, $750/mo
North Hollywood
Fully equipped studios for bands, solo artists, and producers.
$25/hr to $40/hr
Downtown Los Angeles
Affordable rehearsal studios owned by musicians, equipped for bands.
$17-$25/hr
Downtown Los Angeles
Affordable rehearsal studio with clean gear and sound isolation.
$25-35/hr
Pasadena
Hourly rentals for various practice rooms with essential equipment.
$12-$25/hr
Hollywood
Specialized percussion practice rooms with high-quality instruments available.
$195/mo
Downtown Los Angeles
Affordable rehearsal studio with essential equipment and supportive staff.
$20-$30/hr
Hollywood
24/7 self-service studios with climate control and professional equipment.
$15-$35/hr
Mid-Wilshire
Equipped rooms, soundproofing, affordable rates, ideal for bands.
$15-45/hr
Reseda
Versatile rehearsal studio equipped with pianos for music practice.
$25/hr
Long BeachSouth Bay & Long Beach
Hourly practice room rentals equipped with Yamaha keyboards and guitars.
Culver City🟢 FAQs
How much does it cost to rent a rehearsal space in Los Angeles?
Hourly: $20-30/hour (basic) | $35-50/hour (premium)
Daily: ~$200 for all-day rentals
Monthly lockouts: $1,500-3,000/month
How do I find a rehearsal space in Los Angeles?
- Network locally: Ask gigging musicians at shows where they rehearse
- Check rehearsal lobbies: Look for flyers at existing studios
- Search aggregators: Use Peerspace for listings without dedicated websites
- Walk-in visits: Many studios like Amp and Summit accept same-day bookings
What's the difference between rehearsal spaces and recording studios?
Rehearsal studios simulate live performance:
- Basic soundproofing and equipment (amps, drums, PA systems)
- Multiple adjacent rooms, higher noise tolerance
- Focus on practicing and preparing for shows
Recording studios create polished recordings:
- Professional-grade equipment and superior soundproofing
- Engineers/producers available
- High-end microphones and acoustics
- Found at many LA production schools and colleges
What equipment is typically provided?
Hourly rentals usually include:
- Drum kit
- Guitar/bass amps
- PA system
- Basic monitors
Monthly rentals: Typically unfurnished—bring your own gear
Always confirm equipment availability when booking. Most spaces allow you to bring additional instruments.
Are there cancellation fees?
Online bookings (e.g., Pirate Studios):
- 4+ hours notice: No penalty
- Within 48 hours: Studio credit only
- Less than 24 hours: Usually no refund
Walk-in studios (e.g., Amp, Summit): No reservation needed, so no cancellation policies
Read policies carefully—many studios don't allow cancellations within 24 hours.
Can I book long-term rentals?
Yes. Long-term options include:
- Several months to one year available at most studios
- Annual lease required (month-to-month rarely available)
- Best for: Extended tours or consistent practice needs
What should I consider when choosing a location?
Practical factors:
- Distance from band members' homes
- Proximity to your regular venues
- Parking availability
- Neighborhood safety
Space requirements:
- Dance rehearsals: Consider dedicated dance studios or rooms with ample floor space
- Full band: Ensure adequate square footage for all members and gear
Do rehearsal spaces offer recording services?
Rarely. Most rehearsal spaces are practice-only.
To record in a rehearsal room:
- Bring your own interface and microphones
- Check if the space allows recording equipment
- Consider booking a recording studio for professional results
What are the best times to book for lower rates?
Off-peak discounts often available:
- Weekday mornings and early afternoons
- Some studios offer reduced rates for students or new customers
- Ask about package deals for multiple bookings
Can I leave my equipment at the studio?
Hourly rentals: No—remove all gear after each session
Monthly lockouts: Yes—these private rooms allow 24/7 access and equipment storage
Always verify security measures (cameras, locks, insurance) before storing valuable equipment.