Podcast production · for your sector
A podcast editing service that finishes the episode.
You already record the conversation. We take the file from there: clean it, edit it, add music, mix and master it, and send back one episode ready to publish.
Who it is for
Made for these teams.
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Teams that record every episode themselves
and lose hours in an editor that nobody on the team has the time or the ear for.
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Companies whose show has stalled
because editing became the bottleneck, and who want episodes back on a calendar.
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Teams with more than one host
who need every episode to sound like the same show, whoever recorded it.
Formats
What you can send us.
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A video-call recording
One track per participant gives the cleanest edit. A single mixed file works too, with less room to fix voices that overlap.
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A room or studio recording
Recordings made in an office, a meeting room or a studio, with one microphone or several.
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A phone or field recording
Interviews captured on a phone. We reduce what we can and tell you plainly what the recording limits.
What is included
What the edit covers.
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Cleaning
Room echo, hum, air conditioning, knocks and mouth clicks reduced, with every voice kept natural.
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The edit
False starts, repeats and long pauses removed at natural points, plus any passage your notes ask us to cut.
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Music, mix and master
Intro, outro and transitions; every voice at one level; mastered to −16 LUFS with true peaks below −1 dBTP.
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Check and delivery
One finished file per episode, measured against the written spec before it reaches you.
What an edit changes, and what it leaves alone
An edit for the ear makes the recording easier to listen to without changing what anyone said. Noise, repeats and dead air are ours to fix. Opinions, wording and the way each person speaks are not.
- We reduce room echo, hum, air conditioning, knocks, clicks and breaths that pull attention away from the voice.
- We remove false starts, repeated words and long pauses, at points where the cut does not show.
- We balance the level of each voice so nobody is louder or quieter than the rest.
- We leave alone what people say, their accents, their pace of thought and their jokes.
- We do not rewrite or reorder the conversation. A cut happens only where the recording needs it or your notes ask for it.
Editing only, or full production?
Hiring an editor and hiring a production service sound different but are often one job: someone takes your recording and returns an episode you can publish. At radio.app that is the whole of the work, from cleaning to mastering, whichever name you search for.
What neither includes is the work around the recording: choosing topics, booking guests, hosting the files and promoting the show. Those stay with your team. If you also need them, say so in your request and we will tell you plainly whether we do them.
If you are weighing a freelancer against a service, this comparison sets out when each one fits. For the full scope of a production, see podcast production services.
What to send with the audio
Send the recording as it came out of your tool, not a compressed copy: the original file keeps more of the voice to work with. If each person recorded a separate track, send every one of them. Add a short note with anything we cannot hear for ourselves.
- How names, products and places are pronounced.
- Passages to cut, with the time they start and end.
- Where the episode should begin and end.
- Anything a guest asked not to be quoted on.
Questions
Questions, answered.
Can you edit a recording made on a video call?
Yes. If your call tool saves a separate track for each person, send those. If it only saves one mixed file, send that and say so in your notes.
Will you change what people say?
No. We remove noise, repeats and pauses. The words, the opinions and the order of the conversation stay as recorded unless your notes ask for a specific cut.
Do you record, host or publish the episode?
No. We start from your recording and return one finished file. Recording, hosting and publishing stay with your team.
Tell us about your podcast.
Share what you want to record, who it’s for and how often. We’ll reply with a proposed scope and timing.