Professional Podcast Cleanup & Audio Restoration for $325

Over 45 years in professional audio has given me experience across music production, broadcast audio, editing, and post-production. I understand that great podcast audio isn't simply about removing noise — it's about preserving the personality, warmth, and authenticity that keeps listeners engaged.

Whether you're producing a business podcast, interview series, narrative show, educational content, or a casual conversational podcast, I can help your content sound polished, clear, and professional without making it feel over-processed or artificial.

One unit of service covers:
A single podcast episode up to approximately 60 minutes of raw audio (typically resulting in ~40–50 minutes of finished content after editing). This includes full multi-speaker editing, cleanup, leveling, and final polish.

If your episode exceeds 60 minutes of raw audio or involves unusually complex editing, feel free to contact me before ordering so I can make sure everything is properly scoped and quoted.

Services include:
• Dialogue editing (remove filler words, mistakes, awkward pauses, or leave them intact depending on your preference)
• Background noise reduction and cleanup
• Removal of clicks, mouth noises, hum, hiss, plosives, and distractions
• EQ for clarity and warmth
• Compression and level balancing for consistent loudness
• Intro/outro music placement and transitions
• Broadcast-ready mastering
• WAV or MP3 delivery ready for upload

Advanced tools including iZotope RX and Pro Tools are used when needed to restore difficult recordings while preserving the natural character of the voice. While many issues can be dramatically improved, some severe recording problems may only be reduced rather than completely eliminated depending on the source audio.

I take the work seriously, but I’ve never believed audio production should feel mechanical. Every project receives the same attention to detail, fast communication, and dependable turnaround times — whether you're launching your first episode or producing an established show.

My goal is simple: make your podcast sound professional so your content becomes the focus.