Podcast Audio Sweetening in Descript
Budget: $15 – $25 AUD
I record a weekly podcast in Sydney, Australia and need the latest episode polished directly inside Descript. The job is pretty straightforward but requires an experienced technician with good podcast experience :
• Apply thorough noise reduction so my voice sounds clean and professional.
• Shape the tone with smart equalisation that keeps it natural yet clear.
• Level the volume consistently across the whole file, meeting standard podcast loudness targets (around –16 LUFS).
The intro, all interview sections, and the closing segment tend to vary the most, so give those spots extra attention to avoid any sudden jumps or distracting artifacts.
You will receive the raw Descript project file. After sweetening, return:
1. The updated Descript session with non-destructive edits intact.
2. A final mixed WAV and a high-quality MP3 ready for publishing.
I don’t have reference shows to mimic, so I’m counting on your experience in podcast post-production to achieve a balanced, listener-friendly sound that translates well on phones, laptops, and car speakers.
If you’ve handled similar work in Descript, let me hear a short before-and-after sample from past projects. Looking forward to a clean, tight final mix!
• Apply thorough noise reduction so my voice sounds clean and professional.
• Shape the tone with smart equalisation that keeps it natural yet clear.
• Level the volume consistently across the whole file, meeting standard podcast loudness targets (around –16 LUFS).
The intro, all interview sections, and the closing segment tend to vary the most, so give those spots extra attention to avoid any sudden jumps or distracting artifacts.
You will receive the raw Descript project file. After sweetening, return:
1. The updated Descript session with non-destructive edits intact.
2. A final mixed WAV and a high-quality MP3 ready for publishing.
I don’t have reference shows to mimic, so I’m counting on your experience in podcast post-production to achieve a balanced, listener-friendly sound that translates well on phones, laptops, and car speakers.
If you’ve handled similar work in Descript, let me hear a short before-and-after sample from past projects. Looking forward to a clean, tight final mix!