SoundCartel podcast studio

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soundcartel podcast studio melbourne

SoundCartel is a purpose-built podcast recording studio in Melbourne.

We record and mix your podcast in our dedicated Melbourne podcast studio fitted with state-of-the-art audio recording equipment.

When you are recording your podcast, our experienced sound engineers record and edit at broadcast audio quality. We use a ProTools HDX Audio Interface and C24 Control Surface which is perfect for podcasting and ensuring the sound quality of your podcast is pristine.

Our broadcasting studio features acoustic treatment including acoustic foam panels to reduce background noise and echoes from the room. We capture your voice with high-quality AKG C414 condenser microphones fitted with shock mounts and pop filters on boom arms to ensure a professional result.

A second full-time edit suite allows us to turn around projects quickly and on time.

We mix and master your recording in post-production, adding background music and effects and polishing the production of your audio until we finish with a professional-grade podcast.

Recording on Location

Whether it's at your office or an event, we can record on location and bring your podcast to life. However, whenever possible, It is recommended to look for professional studio hire or podcasting room that is suitable for podcasting, making sure the audio quality recorded & produced at its best.

Recording Interstate

Do you have interstate guests or staff that need to be on your podcast? A longstanding relationship with ABC enables us access to their recording studios in capital cities and regional centres across Australia.

Recording Overseas and Remotely

No matter where guests are located, in remote regions or overseas, we can reach them. Our broadcasting studio is also fitted with a Tieline IP codec which allows us to connect to guests in radio studios in Australia and internationally.

What to Look for in a Podcast Studio

  • When choosing a professional podcast studio, there are several things to keep in mind. Firstly, consider the size and location of the studio. If you are a solo podcaster, you may not need a large studio. However, if you are recording a podcast with multiple guests, you will need a studio that is large enough to accommodate everyone comfortably.
  • Secondly, consider the audio equipment that the studio uses. Make sure that the studio has high-quality microphones, preamps, and other audio equipment that is up to the task of recording professional-sounding podcasts.
  • You should also consider the experience of the sound engineers on staff. If you are new to podcasting, you may want to choose a studio that has experienced sound engineers who can help you with the recording process.
  • Finally, consider the editing and mixing services that the studio offers. If you are looking for a full-service solution, you will want to choose a studio that offers editing and mixing services in addition to recording.