恵比寿ヒルサイドスタジオ

It's a very beautiful and comfortable studio. The price is reasonable, and I'm grateful that you can book an individual practice early.

The entrance smells like tobacco. Owner? Those who are thought to do business talk with tremendous momentum, can not relax. ○ that the toilet is beautiful

I use this every time. The equipment is also polite. It is a high quality studio. It is a great deal to become a member.

The sound quality of the equipment is very good and beautiful! It is a studio of the level that is not strange even if it becomes more famous. The owner was also very entertaining and the best!

Pros: Very clean and clean studio. I've used several music studios so far, but it was a mixed impression. Therefore, I thought it was a beautiful studio. I took a percussion lesson. At that time, if you work for a company and your place of employment is a member of the Relo Club, the fee will be cheaper. The master said something like that. Please contact us for details. Bad place: I'm sorry to write that it's bad, but at first I was at a loss by the time I arrived because I had no sense of direction. The aisles in the studio aren't very wide, so if it's crowded, you'll have to give up. The following is This is my personal opinion. I don't think age matters to start playing an instrument. If you want to do it and you can, take a trial lesson. (At my time, the trial lesson was 1000 yen.) After taking the trial lesson, I wonder, "Do I absolutely have to continue?" But if you think "it doesn't fit", you can say "I'm sorry, it wasn't what I expected. I'm sorry." And look for another place. I think. next, When starting a musical instrument as a beginner, I think it is easier to continue with the guidance of a teacher at first. Because, when I become self-taught without much experience and knowledge, I tend to quit immediately because I am impatient and the results are not so good. That's why, at first, I'm glad that the teacher told me that I got better and that I grew up. I think. Also, As I remember, Master says that there is also a community of music companions. (I'm sorry if it's different ) I think having a leader and friends is a big part of continuing to play an instrument. If you have friends, you will be forced to do something in the good sense of "I have to do it" rather than self-education. This is my personal opinion, so if you prefer self-study, you can do it yourself. The important thing is to follow your heart. (I'm sorry I wrote so many things ) Thank you for reading.

Clean and fashionable. There is a microwave so bring your own food for practice and have a small party in the studio. The staff is very kind and comfortable. There is also a convenience store within a 3-minute walk. It is best to make a reservation for the parking lot in front of the studio

The studio is also clean and easy to use. People with good staff (especially owners). I feel the owner's enthusiasm for updating equipment and improving equipment. Since the equipment and facilities for distribution are fully equipped, you can also do live distribution. If you become a paid member, you can rent the largest room (17 tatami mats) for 2000 yen / 1h, and rental equipment will be free, so it will be less than half the price of using Studio Noah, so you can collect the annual membership fee immediately. So it's a great deal. The room with the white upright piano looks great, so it's recommended for taking videos for distribution. Also, the room has insanely good speakers, so I would like to bring a PC and use it for mastering work. I would like to be able to rent microphones other than shure (Sennheiser, etc.) and condenser microphones.