I offer extensive experience and professional quality services in podcast production, music & audio production, audio editing, and voice over. I used to work for a podcast production and consulting company based in the US, and I've edited and mixed literally hundreds of podcast episodes. I've done editing and production work for some pretty popular podcasts like How Brands Are Built, Screaming In The Cloud with Corey Quinn, Inside Out Security Blog of Varonis, Yellow Peril, Podcast Hackers, Fit Over 30, Mobycast, Anderson Business Advisors, Growing Your Financial Advisory Practice, Tech Nest, Digital Agency Growth, Motherhood Reimagined, Brave New Space, etc. PODCAST PRODUCTION $50/episode (up to 1 hour episode length) *pricing is negotiable and can be discussed* It takes an experienced audio engineer with a good ear and the necessary tools to deliver the most professional sounding podcast possible given the quality of the raw audio. I have over 15+ years of experience in the field of sound. Your raw audio will go through a series of rigorous editing and mixing processes to make it sound as professional as possible. I'll be making sure that the flow, content, and pacing are good, and I'm very used to how podcasts usually sound. The final product will be very polished and engaging. I also do mixing for voiceovers, for commercials, ads, etc. so your vocals will be in good hands with me. My turnaround time for clients is less than 48 hours. So once you provide me the raw audio, the finished product will be back to you within 48 hours but it's usually sooner. With me, your podcast will go through a very rigorous process which involves: 1. Removing all noise such as hiss, crackles, clicks, and rumble 2. Editing out “ums”, long pauses, stammering, repeated words, plosives from “p” and “b” sounds, mouth noises and similar unnecessary parts 3. Volume automation to ensure that it is consistent throughout the episode 4. Separating host and guest segments so that they can be treated and processed separately 5. Overall "tightening" of the episode (reducing gaps and long pauses), which makes the episode more fast-paced and flow better 6. Mixing – Every raw audio is different so treatment and techniques used will vary depending on what is needed, but this can usually include the following: - EQ to make the vocals as intelligible yet pleasing to listen to as possible - Compression to even out dynamic range, which makes the vocals pop out and often gives the audio a more pleasing tone - De-essing to remove excessive sibilance from vocals - Any form of parallel processing as needed 7. Adding of intro and outro music, pre-roll ads, midroll ads, creating transitions, or whatever else you may need 8. Mastering – Ensuring that the overall volume of your episode matches podcast standards of loudness in terms of LUFS