I will be your pro podcast audio editing consultant

For best results, record with a good mic in a quiet space. Use headphones, stay a consistent distance from the mic, and avoid background noise. Clean audio = better edits! Need help with your setup? I’m happy to give tips before we start.

Echo (also called reverb) can sometimes be reduced, but not always completely removed—especially if it’s strong or recorded in a very reflective room. I’ll do my best to clean it up, but the best fix is to record in a quiet, padded space from the start.

That's quite possible. I can boost the audio and apply compression to boost up the lower vocal. But this process will make the noise in the recording louder. Recording on a split track is the best way to record two separate audio sources.

It is a procedure where I listen to every second of your audio and shape it to make it sound natural and professional. Sometimes I reassemble phrases to make a clearer message. This process takes a lot of time.

Since I am living a frugal life, the prices I have here will give me enough to sustain a decent living.This does not mean that my work is inferior. I am looking for a long-term relationship with my clients that is why quality is still my top priority.

Yes but removing some of it will make your audio sound unnatural. So, I only remove some that are way too much for the listeners.

It is best to submit wav or high quality mp3 (the higher the bit rate the higher the quality).

You can upload your file to Dropbox or Google Drive (both have free versions) . Then you can share the link to me when you start the order. Paste the shared link so I can download your file.

Possible but not 100%. I am using a very powerful tool to reduce plosive sounds. To avoid getting plosives, it is best to use a pop filter and improve your mic technique.

Yes, as it will make the process faster. I can remove the exact time you want me to edit and that will help both of your show and your editor. :)