You’ve recorded your episode, you’ve edited it to flow perfectly, but it still doesn’t sound finished. Micme’s podcast mixing & mastering will put the final polish and sparkle on your episode to make it sound just right.
Mixing and mastering a podcast can seem like a daunting task. Where do you start? how do you stay organized? what’s an EQ? What’s a compressor? And even if you learn about all of this stuff, it takes years and years to train your ears to hear what needs to be done.
Have no fear, Micme’s mix and master engineers have put the work in for you so you don’t have to.
Here's process we go through to put the final touches on your podcast episode
De-reverb, de-clipping, noise reduction, cutting certain frequencies while amplifying others, or regaining the audio’s natural clarity—audio restoration enables you to fix flaws in audio recordings or enhance the sound quality overall.
Adjusting the volume of specific frequency bands within an audio signal. Boost or cut specific frequencies in the audio signal to achieve a natural, more balanced, and polished sound. And make sure every word can be understood.
Compressors are tools used in to shorten the gap between an audio signal’s quietest and loudest sections. When utilized properly, compressors help produce recordings that are louder and sound more polished.
Enhancing the sound of the overall mix by adding effects to your 2-bus. The entire episode is affected rather than just a single track by using effects and stereo effects. Also, this is where we prepare your episode streaming platform.
Podcasting without the tiresome production tasks
Complex tech stack. Nope. Hidden fees for additional services. It’s all included. Multiple open tabs. It’s centralized. Contracts. Never. We know creating a podcast can be really hard. That’s why we’ve made it as easy as possible to help us, help you. Check out the video to see how easy it is.
Mixing & Mastering
**Please note that there limitations to what we are able to do for your audio. Sometimes we won’t be able to improve the quality by very much if the initial recorded quality is very low. The better your audio is recorded the higher quality we will be able to deliver.
Studies show that bad sounding audio causes ear fatigue, discomfort and make people feel tired faster than listening to good quality audio. By giving your listeners the best quality possible, you’ll also increase how long your podcast is being listened to positively impacting your stats and leaving a great impression leading to more word of mouth referrals.
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