Is Pirate Studios safe?
Pirate has a zero tolerance policy. Absolutely no drugs or illegal substances anywhere on premises. This includes on our site and its grounds. There should be no alcohol consumed anywhere (outside)*. Be aware that our security team monitors our CCTV 24/7. Pirate is a smoke-free venue. No smoking or vaping anywhere inside the studios. We’ll charge you if anyone in your session breaks this rule.
Is Pirate Studios profitable?
Pirate hasn’t published its financial results for 2020 or 2021 yet – two years where Covid-19 will have delivered a hit to a business renting out physical locations – but in 2019 its revenues nearly doubled to £3. Pirate recorded an operating loss of just under £9m that year. Pirate Studios – About the company Pirate Studios is a series A company based in London (United Kingdom), founded in 2015. It operates as a Provider of recordings, rehearsal, and podcast services for artists. Pirate Studios has raised $26. M in funding from Talis Capital, with a current valuation of $57M.
Who owns Pirate Studio?
I’m David Borrie, one of the Co-founders and CEO here at Pirate. My journey in the music industry has been quite a long one with a few diversions along the way. David Borrie – Pirate Studios Ltd | LinkedIn.
How much is Pirate studios per hour?
At Pirate, our aim is to provide affordable rates, ensuring accessibility for musicians at all levels to high-quality music studios. Our rates for recording studio spaces in London start at £10. Lite, £12. Standard, £15. Pro and £20 per hour for Pro+. At Pirate, we offer competitive rates for our music rehearsal studios in London. Off-peak, our prices start at £6. Lite studios, £7. Standard studios, and £10 per hour for Pro studios.