Podcasts
A studio-grade podcast set, video included.
Record your podcast in our studio with broadcast quality microphones and multicamera set, so your podcast has the professional look you need.
Discuss your podcast
RECMost podcasts do not fail on content. They fail because one guest sounds like a tunnel and the other like a kitchen, and because there is nothing to look at. We solve both in one session: broadcast microphones in an acoustically treated room, and a camera on every guest.
The room seats five around the table, and a sixth voice can be dialled in from anywhere without sounding like a phone call. Count on about an hour in the studio for a twenty-minute episode — settling in, sound checks and the occasional retake included. If you want to work in batches, five to six episodes in one day is a realistic pace: you book once, your guests travel once, and a whole season is done.
You leave with a finished episode and with vertical clips cut from the same recording, which is usually what brings a new listener to episode one.
What's included
- Broadcast microphones & acoustic treatment
- Multicamera video of every guest
- Up to 5 people around the table
- Remote guests dialled in cleanly
- Edited audio and social clips
- Publish-ready files, fast
How it works
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01
Book
Pick a slot in the studio and tell us your format.
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Record
You talk, we handle sound, cameras and the guests.
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Publish
Edited episode plus clips, ready to upload.
Studio packages
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Good to know
Frequently asked questions
How long does a recording session take?
Count on about an hour in the studio for a twenty-minute episode. That includes settling in, sound checks and the odd retake — the recording itself is only part of it.
Can we record several episodes in one day?
Yes, and it is the most efficient way to work: five to six episodes in a day is a realistic pace. You book the studio once, your guests come once, and you have a season in the can.
Do we get short clips for social media?
Yes. Because we film every guest with multiple cameras, we can cut vertical clips of the best moments alongside the finished episode — the part that actually brings listeners to a new podcast.
What do we need to bring or prepare?
Your subject and your guests. We go through the format, the running order and who sits where before the day itself, so you only have to talk once you are in the chair.
How far in advance should we book?
A month is comfortable for a studio day. Shorter is often possible — our record is a call on Friday for a recording that started on Monday — so ask even when you are late.