The space

Built for podcasting, not retrofitted.

Not a converted meeting room. Not a music studio with a few mics bolted on. Every surface, camera and cable was chosen for one thing: exceptional conversations.

Empty white studio space with arched window, ready for hire
Industrial conference room with Crittall windows at Canalot Studios
Main podcast studio room
Production control room
Broadcast microphone close-up
Multi-camera podcast studio setup
Podcast session in progress
Studio recording session
Vocal booth microphone detail in warm practical light
Empty softbox-lit podcast set with boom microphones
Atmospheric control room looking into an empty vocal booth

01

Acoustically Engineered

Purpose-built sound treatment for crystal-clear dialogue. Every surface eliminates echo and background noise.

02

Multi-Camera 4K Video

Cinema cameras with professional lighting rigs, for broadcast-quality footage on YouTube and social.

03

Broadcast Microphones

Shure SM7B and condenser options matched to every voice for the best possible sound.

04

Remote Guest Capability

Seamless dial-in for remote guests in broadcast quality. They sound like they are sitting right next to you.

05

On-Site Engineering

An experienced engineer included with every booking. You focus on the conversation; they handle the tech.

What's in the room

Every booking includes an engineer who knows this kit inside out. If you need something that isn't on this list, ask: we'll usually have it, or get it. Treat this as the working broadcast set; confirm serials for riders before a session.

Microphones

Shure SM7B, broadcast dynamic (×2). Shure SM58, dynamic (×2). Oktava MK-012 condenser, hypercardioid with low-cut filter (×2).

Recording

Zoom H6 multi-track recorder / interface, plus the broadcast desk chain for session capture.

Monitoring

Sony MDR-V150 closed-back headphones (×4), with talkback from the engineer desk.

Acoustics

Purpose-built sound-minimised live room. Kaotica Eyeball portable isolation (×2).

Video

Multi-camera 4K capture with professional lighting for long-form and vertical cut-downs.

Inventory evolves. Ask when you book and we will send the current stocktake for insurance and technical riders.

The room, practically

Seats up to four around the desk, with space for a producer and guests off-mic. Step-free access via Canalot Studios reception. Ten minutes from Westbourne Park station, parking on site. Tea, coffee, and an engineer who has heard every possible way a session can go wrong, and quietly prevents all of them.

Pricing, plainly

Studio hire from £200 an hour, engineer included. Audio plus 4K video rates available on request. Half-day and full-day rates available. No hidden extras: your files, delivered same day, are part of the price.

This is the room How To Kill An Hour records in. It's available by the hour.

Know what you need? Book the room.

Studio hire starts at £200 an hour with an engineer included. Pick a slot and we'll confirm within the hour. Not sure how long you need, or whether you want video? Book a call instead: it's free and takes thirty minutes.

Need more than a room? See production services. Unit 227, Canalot Studios, 222 Kensal Road, London W10 5BN.