Podcast production
Podcast production services, start to finish.
Your team records the conversation. We clean it, edit it, add music, mix and master it, and send back one episode ready to publish. Nobody on your team opens an editor.
What we do
Everything between the recording and the episode.
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Clean the recording
Room echo, air conditioning, knocks and clicks come out; the voices stay natural.
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Edit for the ear
Hesitations, repeats and long silences go, while each speaker keeps their meaning and their way of speaking.
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Give the show a sound
An intro, an outro and transitions with music that fits your show; on Season and Show plans, a theme of your own.
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Mix and master
Every voice at the same level and the music never on top of anyone, mastered to −16 LUFS with true peaks below −1 dBTP.
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Check and deliver
One finished file per episode, measured against the written spec before it reaches you.
Clean the recording 
Edit for the ear
What you do
What stays with your team.
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Choose what the show is about
Topics, hosts and guests are yours. Content strategy and guest booking stay with your team.
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Record with what you have
A USB microphone, a headset, a video call or a phone. One track per person gives the cleanest result.
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Publish and promote
Hosting, publishing and promotion stay with you; each episode comes back ready for the platform you use.
Before and after
The same take, before and after
What changes between the file you send and the episode you get back: background noise removed, voice levels balanced, long silences trimmed and loudness set to −16 LUFS.
- background noise
presentremoved- voice levels
unevenbalanced- silences
longtrimmed- loudness
unadjusted−16 LUFS
Plans
Plans at a glance.
Guides
Guides for buyers.
- Apple Podcasts requirementsApple Podcasts requirements for audio, artwork and the RSS feed, summarised with a link to Apple's current page, so you can check before you submit.
- Launch checklistHow to launch a podcast: the decisions to make, the files to prepare and the order to do things in before the first episode goes live. Notes from our team.
- Podcast descriptionHow to write a podcast description that explains the show in two sentences, what to put first, what to leave out and a template you can copy.
- Editing softwareWhat to look for in podcast editing software: multitrack editing, noise tools, loudness metering and export options, from the team that edits for a living.
- Episode titlesHow to write podcast episode titles that are clear, honest and findable, with a pattern to follow and the mistakes to avoid. Notes from our team.
- Podcast equipmentThe podcast equipment that matters, the gear you can skip and how to spend carefully so recordings are clean enough to edit well. Notes from our team.
- Interview questionsPodcast interview questions that draw out good answers: how to prepare, a question structure and the follow-ups that keep the conversation moving.
- Podcast media kitWhat goes into a podcast media kit, how to build one and what to leave out, so sponsors, guests and partners quickly understand what your show is.
- Podcast microphoneHow to choose a podcast microphone: USB or XLR, dynamic or condenser, and the position that matters most. Written by the team that edits the results.
- Podcast name ideasPodcast name ideas and a method for choosing one: clear, easy to say and findable, plus the checks to run before you commit to a name. Notes from our team.
- Podcast outlineA podcast outline method: one point per episode, three supports and a clear close, so you can plan an episode in ten minutes and record it cleanly.
- Recording softwareWhat to look for in podcast recording software: separate tracks, local recording, file formats and reliability, from the team that edits the results.
- Podcast RSS feedWhat a podcast RSS feed is, what it contains and how to check it, in plain language, so a show reaches every platform from one place. Notes from our team.
- Script templateA podcast script template you can copy: the parts of an episode, how much to write and when to use an outline instead, with notes for the editor.
- Upload to SpotifyHow to upload a podcast to Spotify: the steps, what to prepare in advance and what to check, from the team that delivers the files. Notes from our team.
- How to choose a production companySix questions to ask a podcast production company before you sign, the red flags to watch for and how to judge a sample before you commit to a team.
- Loudness and delivery specWhat LUFS and true peak mean for a podcast, what Apple Podcasts and Spotify say about loudness, and the −16 LUFS, −1 dBTP spec radio.app delivers to.
- Production processThe podcast production process in six steps, from planning and recording to editing, mixing, mastering and publishing, and who does each one.
- Recording checklistA checklist for recording a podcast remotely so the edit is easy: the room, the microphone, one track per person, headphones, a test and what to send.
Questions
Questions, answered.
What do we need to record with?
Whatever you have: a USB microphone, a headset, a video call or a phone. If each person records their own track, even better.
Do you write, host or promote the show?
No. We produce the episode. Content strategy, hosting, guests and promotion stay with you, and every episode comes back ready for the platform you use.
What exactly do we receive?
One finished file per episode, mastered to −16 LUFS integrated (±1 dB) with true peaks never above −1 dBTP, in the format agreed in your quote.
How do we get started?
Request a quote and tell us the format, the approximate length and how often you plan to publish. We reply in writing with a proposal.
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.