You can get a level of quality from filming or recording in a studio that would be impossible to replicate elsewhere. Here are some of the reasons that a professional recording studio produces better quality digital media:

• Soundproof. No need to worry about environmental noise such as traffic.
• Top-of-the-line equipment. Recording studios have better equipment available for use than most people can afford on their own.
• Audio and video engineers. If you’re new to music or film production, an engineer can help you learn how to operate the technology in a studio more effectively.
• Privacy and security. You don’t have to worry about passersby capturing whatever secret film or commercial you’re working on.
• Creativity at work. Shooting in a studio allows you to build props that add color and significance to your video.

Yes, renting a soundstage or recording room can be very affordable, and the level of quality you get is more than worthwhile! If the benefits listed above aren’t enough to convince you of the value of recording and filming in a studio, we don’t know what would. If you want to know more how you can take advantage of our studios, give us a call for a free consultation at (801) 999-8249.

Each recording studio has its own pricing. At Ignite Studios, our hourly rates differ per studio type. If you plan to rent an audio studio with engineer, the rate starts at $100 per hour. An audio studio rental without engineer for half day (4 hours) costs $250, and whole day (8 hours) costs $400. For our soundstage, the rental cost for a half day is at $500, and whole day is at $800.

The cost of studio rental is due to the fact that you’ll be renting a well-maintained high-end equipment and facility. Plus, if you opt to include a professional audio or video engineer in your rental package, you’re paying for their expertise. Recording studios like Ignite Studios provide the best recording experience possible, from equipment to personnel, so you’re actually getting a very good deal.

A recording studio is usually divided into two parts: the actual studio, where the production takes place and where equipment such as microphones, instruments, cameras, and other items are stored; and the control room, where engineers, producers, and other production staff usually standby and manage the audio and light consoles, camera angles, and other aspects of the production.

At Ignite Studios, you can shoot a film, record a podcast, film a YouTube video, create a music album, or whatever your creativity tells you to do!

You are allowed to bring your own equipment into most recording studios. For example, at Ignite Studios, even though we have a complete set of equipment in our soundstage and audio recording studios, our clients may still require their own equipment.

There are no restrictions on the number of persons who can work in a studio. You can go by pair, or with a full production crew, including a director, writer, production designer, make-up artists, stylists, assistants, and more.

At Ignite Studios, our audio engineers, videography specialists, music producers, and editors are available for an additional fee to help you! 

We definitely recommend taking advantage of their expertise if you aren’t completely familiar with your chosen digital medium!

Whether you’re recording a music video, a hip hop album, or a podcast, your final product will be so much better with a recording studios professional assisting you!

No, smoking is not permitted in a recording studio. We at Ignite Studios restrict our clients to smoke outside our facilities. Aside from the detrimental impacts on one’s health, smoking also harms studio equipment due to the toxic substances of the cigarette.

Some studios just provide rental services for the production, while others also provide post-production services. At Ignite Studio, we offer post-production services. We believe editing is as important as pre-production and principal photography. As a result, we offer the state-of-the-art editing equipment available for you to rent in order to edit your final product. You can also engage our editor to assist you in getting the best result possible.

A soundstage (or sound stage) is a larger studio that is mostly used for visual production such as TV shows and films. A studio—whether a TV or audio recording studio and commonly referred to as a sound studio—is smaller than a soundstage, but both “studios” are soundproof and use nearly identical equipment.

Studio filming or studio production refers to any audiovisual media (including films, TV programs, digital content) shot and produced in a studio or soundstage. Unlike in open field, producers or advertisers prefer to tape in a studio to control aspects such as noise and lighting.

If you’re on a tight budget, we recommend shooting on location. However, if you have the funds but lack the necessary equipment, such as cameras, lapels, microphones, and lights, it is preferable to rent a filming studio.

Whether you should record at home or in a studio depends on whether you are recording for personal or business purposes. While technology has made it possible to record at home, renting a studio to record or film is a preferable alternative because it is soundproof and includes all of the required equipment (such as lights and microphones) to make your audio and video materials look professional.

If you’re looking for a recording studio near the Salt Lake City International Airport, Ignite Studios fits the bill. 

We are a quick 11-minute drive from the airport, just off of the I-15 freeway near downtown Salt Lake City.