High-end microphones. Crystal-clear audio. Acoustic panelling that cuts the fluff. It’s the studio serious podcasters return to, because once you record here, there’s no going back.
Our acoustic modified studio seats two in large designer armchairs, with the option to record up to four speakers. It’s built for clarity, comfort, and versatility- and doubles as a luxe shoot location when you want content and conversation in one session.
Book by the hour, half-day, or full-day. Tech support is on hand. Just bring your hard drive and your best ideas.
We’re centrally located with easy access and plenty of parking. Can’t find a time that suits? Reach out, we’ll make it work.
Please bring your own hard drive to safely store your audio files before leaving your session.
Acoustic panelled podcast studio, two oversized armchairs, up to 4 professional microphones with built in pop filter, podcast recording interface and sound mixer, headphones, external pop filter (upon request), high speed wifi, studio props to style, kitchen, coffee machine, herbal teas, filtered water, bathroom, and upstairs hangout.
Podcast Studio (2 Hours) – From $210+GST
Podcast Studio (Half Day) – From $365+GST
Podcast Studio (Full Day) – From $680+GST
Book the studio for an hour, a half day, or a full-day shoot and shape it around what you need.
Then bring in our in-house Creative Team – photographers, videographers and stylists who know how to execute from concept through to final delivery.
Whether it's cover art, episode promos, on-camera content or a full brand refresh, Havana Haus makes it seamless to combine the right space with the right people.
Book your space, explore our rates, or talk to us about your next shoot.
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Havana Haus would like to acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as Australia’s First People and Traditional Custodians. We value their cultures, identities, and continuing connection to country, waters, kin and community. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.
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