Share with confidence.

I started Audio House to make professional audio open to everyone.

As a teenager, music was how I made sense of the world. It gave me a place to explore what I believed and a reason to work hard at something that mattered. It shaped me.

I wanted to give that to other people. A private space, with real equipment and a room built for sound, where you can explore your ideas and share them with confidence.

— Tyler, co-founder

So we built one place with everything you need. Private. Professional. Open any hour. For music, podcasts, audiobooks, and any voice with something to say.

We built it together

Audio House was built by people who believe a professional place to create should be within everyone's reach. That belief still drives every studio we open.

AJ

AJ

Co-founder

Tyler

Tyler

Co-founder

Todd

Todd

Co-founder

It started in a trailer

Inside the first Audio House studio, built in a small trailer
The first studio. A trailer.

A 13-by-6 enclosed utility trailer. We turned it into a studio with old gear and all our savings.

We manually cycled the coded locks by hand between customers. The only support was a how-to guide printed on paper. Everything broke, constantly. But creators kept coming back, and their feedback moved us one step closer, again and again.

Audio House is still a work in progress toward one dream: creativity that's truly within reach. Not AI-made. Not a casual bedroom setup. A real space that lifts you out of your comfort zone and into your creative zone.

A custom-built Audio House studio being delivered
Delivering our third studio.

Why we're at schools

We put studios where they're needed most and least expected: at schools, so the people who'd gain the most from a creative outlet but can least afford one can walk right in. Students at our partner schools record for free.

For schools