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Suburbs of NYC - Musican`s Rehearsal Studio
KenSchumacher
subscriber Posts: 1
Hello everyone,
So I am a musician in a band who regularly practices by visiting my local rehearsal studio at least once a week. I used to rehearse in a Parsippany, NJ studio until I moved to Belleville, NJ. Before I moved, I realized that there are really not that many rehearsal studios out there. In fact, I may have to commute about 25 minutes to the studio that I went to before the move. With so few locations, there must be a high demand for practice space. Not many parents or home owners want loud music blasting through their house and annoying their neighbors. So on I went to list the over-head, which really isn`t much. Obviously sound-proofing and providing equipment in each room that is adequate for a standard-sized band would be a start. I guess I`ll phrase a question by asking whether anyone out there has ever worked or owned...or owns a rehearsal studio. If so, do you have any pointers? Thanks!!
Ken
So I am a musician in a band who regularly practices by visiting my local rehearsal studio at least once a week. I used to rehearse in a Parsippany, NJ studio until I moved to Belleville, NJ. Before I moved, I realized that there are really not that many rehearsal studios out there. In fact, I may have to commute about 25 minutes to the studio that I went to before the move. With so few locations, there must be a high demand for practice space. Not many parents or home owners want loud music blasting through their house and annoying their neighbors. So on I went to list the over-head, which really isn`t much. Obviously sound-proofing and providing equipment in each room that is adequate for a standard-sized band would be a start. I guess I`ll phrase a question by asking whether anyone out there has ever worked or owned...or owns a rehearsal studio. If so, do you have any pointers? Thanks!!
Ken
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