Podcast Studios for Rent in Los Angeles, CA

Podcast Studios for Rent in Los Angeles, CA

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Top Podcast Studios in Los Angeles, CA

In need of a podcast studio in Los Angeles? What if you could find all the best podcast recording locations in the city, and, more importantly, rent one yourself? We have curated listings of all the best podcast studios in the city, that you can rent out for your next recording session. There are spaces to record audio, and venues to film visuals as well. So whatever you plan on doing, you’ll be sure to find the perfect spot with our platform. Don’t wait too long, these studios get booked up fast! After all, this is Los Angeles we’re talking about. So, rent your studio today!

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FAQs about Top Podcast Studios in Los Angeles, CA

You still might be asking yourself this question, but we hope that the equipment list is extensive enough to answer you. Apart from the obvious, we really recommend renting a podcast studio since it makes the recording process a lot less stressful. All you need to do is choose the space. The rest is set up and all you have to do is to hit record and do the creative stuff. Renting an LA studio for your podcast is also a time saver since all you need to do is just go to the space and record. It will ensure that your audio sounds professional. You just won’t be able to not be proud of the work that you’ve done! Last but not least, some podcast studios in Los Angeles offer services to help you with the recording process, setting up equipment, and even professional sound engineering. Meaning that all the work will be done for you!

The price for renting a podcast recording studio in Los Angeles varies depending on the location, but you can expect to rent podcast studios at around $100 per hour. The prices depend on the amount of equipment available and if the venue offers only audio or a video recording space as well. (All data from Tagvenue.)

A place ideal for podcast recording adventure is the Podcast Studio at Unita Manhattan Beach. This cool spot is perfect for shooting podcasts accompanied by a visual image. It’s soundproof, it has the equipment, and it’s honestly perfect. For $115 per hour, it’s a great deal for the whole package. Another favorite recording studio of ours is the Control Room at Silent Zoo Studios. This great space is actually located in Glendale, so take your car up north if needed, and book this space from a starting price of $100 per hour.

The biggest factor that you should keep in mind when renting a studio space that you want to film a great video podcast, whether it’s in LA or anywhere else, is definitely the light. Apart from the background, which, of course, will also be the focus of your video, you need to remember to make the image crystal clear. You can do that by filming with a good camera, but remember that with bad lighting no camera will perform well enough! Get some studio lamps, and light diffusers - play around with the equipment until you get a perfect, crystal clear shot! Definitely considered renting a recording studio tailored to video content and podcasts. If you’re unsure whether the podcast studio you’ve chosen has enough lighting, visit the location ahed of your recording session.

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Your Guide to Renting Podcast Studios in Los Angeles, CA

Whether you’re an independent host, a brand team, or part of a larger production outfit, LA’s podcast venues offer flexibility, affordability, and quality. Most are clustered in Downtown, Hollywood, North Hollywood, and Westside neighbourhoods, with many offering soundproofing, video recording gear, green screens, and even live streaming tools. Here's a closer look at what’s available.

Budget-Friendly Podcast Studios (under $60/hour)

Union Recording Studio – East Hollywood
This studio offers three different setups, all priced at just $35/hour. It’s designed for solo or duo creators, with basic audio capture gear and soundproofing. Ideal for casual podcasters or those recording voiceovers. It’s a practical option with minimal frills, and bookings are flexible with short lead times.

MIX/ZOOM Recording Studios – Westlake
At $39/hour, this compact space is perfect for short-form audio or test runs. Capacity is limited to 6 people standing, but the room is well-insulated and kept quiet. It’s a strong pick for low-budget users who still want clean audio quality.

The Barber Shop Recording Studio – Echo Park
Priced at $35/hour, this venue supports smaller productions (up to 12 people) and suits simple voice recordings or stripped-down interviews. The setting is unfussy, with a casual, creative neighbourhood just outside.

Alameda Tower – Downtown LA
Offering space for up to 35 standing, Alameda Tower’s rooms start at $30/hour. These studios are multipurpose and suitable for podcasting, small audience sessions, or filming. A decent option for creators working in central LA with flexible needs.

Mid-Range Studios with Production Support ($60–$125/hour)

Melrose Podcasts – West Hollywood
One of LA’s most recognisable podcast studios, priced at $125/hour. It supports up to 5 people seated, with professional lighting, soundproofing, video cameras, and a tech team available for editing and live streaming. It’s geared toward polished output.

Podcast Studio – Sawtelle
This Westside venue offers multiple rooms with rates ranging from $75–$90/hour. Each comes with microphones, mixers, and sound panels. Seating for up to 4, suitable for panel discussions or Q&A formats. Parking is relatively easy for LA standards.

Li Media Studio – Downtown LA
At $50/hour, this studio works well for those seeking a creative yet affordable environment. It fits 20 standing, offers lighting rigs, audio gear, and a flexible layout that can be adapted for video work too.

Pink Cloud Studios – Mid-City
This space holds up to 12 seated, at $90/hour. The room is fully sound-treated, with both podcast and livestreaming capabilities. There’s a relaxed atmosphere and the gear is easy to use for those without a tech team.

High-Capacity or Premium Studios ($150+/hour)

One On One Recording – North Hollywood
A professional studio for high-end podcast and broadcast productions. At $583/hour, it includes engineer support, premium equipment, and room for 120 standing guests or 60 seated. Ideal for brand campaigns, recorded panels, or live audience shows.

MooseCat Recording – Mid-Wilshire
A boutique audio space charging $150/hour, focused on top-quality sound capture. It suits music-podcast crossovers or audiobooks, with seasoned engineers on site. Strong noise control and gear flexibility.

Basswood Studios – Toluca Lake
With a capacity of 100 seated and the infrastructure for large sessions, this $225/hour studio supports multi-camera setups, premium microphones, and post-production services. Well-suited to long-form, interview-heavy shows with guests.

Matter Music – North Hollywood
Rates start at $200/hour, and the studio can accommodate 30 standing. It’s more than just a podcast venue – used frequently for full music sessions and broadcast-quality audio. Producers can work from in-house or bring their own.

Podcast Studio Equipment Checklist

Some professional podcast studios in Los Angeles will have everything you need, while for others you might need to bring some equipment. Some recording spaces also offer bits and bobs to rent on top of the venue rental. Make sure to contact the host of the studio and ask about the details and the additional prices of equipment if there are any. 

  • Microphone (USB or XLR)

    • USB: Great for solo recordings.
      XLR: Best for multi-host setups—connect multiple mics to a mixer.

  • Computer or Laptop
    Even if the studio provides one, bring your own to save backups and avoid tech issues during bigger projects.

  • Closed-Back Headphones
    Crucial for monitoring. Make sure they don’t leak sound into the mic.

  • Pop Filter or Windscreen
    Cuts down on harsh “P” sounds and breath noise. Saves editing time later.

  • Mic Stand or Boom Arm
    Keeps your mic stable and positioned correctly. Most pro studios in LA will include this—confirm before booking.

If You're Recording with Others

  • Headphone Amplifier
    Lets multiple guests plug in and monitor audio in real-time—super helpful for group recordings.

  • Shock Mount
    Isolates mic from bumps or table vibrations. Many LA studios include these, especially with pro-level gear.

If you’re a beginner, check out our Podcasting Production Tips for Beginners!

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Verified Reviews of Podcast Studios in Los Angeles, CA

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Fernando B.
Booked Recording Studio at The Barber Shop Recording Studio
5.0
Excelent time while recording. Scott is a very good engineer, work fast and understand the needs of the band.
CA
Carlos A.
Booked Blue Room at Golden Impala Recording Studio
5.0
Shoutout to Vas Nova and the Blue Room for making the process of booking a studio in LA so easy. Coming from Australia in a last minute trip to America, it was Vas with his fast response times that helped me a ton to quickly getting a reasonable quote for the studio and showing us around the equipment that they provided. Would 100% go again when I come back to LA.
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Vince G.
Booked Studio at Christensen Music
5.0
This space was perfect, Ann Louise and Geno are awesome, they are the best. We'll be using them from here on out for our whole podcast!