podcast production · west babylon, ny

episode 41 goes live friday, and you never opened the editor.

We edit, mix, and master your podcast, then hand back the finished episode, the show notes, and a trailer you can actually post. You record it. We make it listenable. We can’t rescue a recording made in a tiled bathroom — but we’ll tell you that before you pay.

get a quote for your show

Or just call (516) 668-7815, weekdays 11 to 7. Every episode gets a listen-through on cheap earbuds before it leaves the building.

Editor working on a podcast waveform in a sunlit studio room
fig. 1 — the chair where your edit happens
Podcast microphone with pop filter in soft morning light
Show notes with pencilled timestamps on a desk
show notes, pencilled first
from$96an episode
  • edit
  • mix
  • master to −16 LUFS
  • show notes
  • launch trailers
  • cold-open cleanup
  • chapter markers
  • ums, mostly
  • season launches
  • room-tone repair

why us, in four numbers

four numbers we’ll put in writing

Most studios sell you adjectives. These are the specs you can hold us to, and you can email us if we miss one.

−16 LUFS

loud enough for earbuds

Stereo masters land at −16 LUFS (−19 for mono). Apple, Spotify, and a car stereo will all leave it alone.

3 days

business days per batch

Counted from the day your files arrive complete. Missing a track? The clock waits, and we’ll say so.

2 rounds

of fixes, included

Hear a cough we missed? Free. A third round is $38, because by then the notes are usually about taste.

11–7

a human picks up

Weekdays, in West Babylon. No ticket queue, no chatbot, no “we’ll circle back.”

inside the yard

the room where your ums get cut

One small room off Della Drive, a lot of daylight, and an edit list that’s a little stricter than you’d expect.

Hands on the faders of a small mixing desk
the mix happens by hand

edit rules, posted on the wall

what we cut, what we leave

  1. Breaths stay unless they’re ugly.
  2. The laugh stays. Always.
  3. We don’t “fix” anyone’s accent.
  4. Silence is a tool. We use it on purpose.
The editing room with monitors and acoustic panels
the room, 11:20am
A podcaster laughing mid-recording in soft daylight
raw take, laugh kept

tuesday, 4:40pm

the third pass is always the one that counts

First pass: structure. Second: noise and levels. Third: listening on a pair of eight-dollar earbuds, in a kitchen, with the faucet running. If it survives that, it ships.

Headphones, tea and a pencil beside a laptop
the tea goes cold. it always does.

pricing

pick a lane. the prices are the prices.

Each tier says what you get and what it won’t cover. We invoice after you’ve approved the work, not before.

try us out

one episode

$96per episode, raw up to 60 min

  • Edit, level, noise-reduce, light mix, master to −16 LUFS
  • Show notes with timestamps
  • Two rounds of fixes

The catch: past 60 minutes of raw audio it’s $1.75 a minute. No trailer in this lane.

send me one episode
most picked

a batch of six

$519six episodes · $86.50 each

  • Everything in the single-episode lane, six times
  • A consistent mix, so episode six sounds like episode one
  • One 30-second teaser clip per episode

The catch: files must arrive together, or within 10 days of each other. Rolling weekly drops are quoted separately.

book a batch of six
full launch

the season launch

$2,740fixed price · up to 10 episodes

  • Ten episodes edited, mixed, and mastered
  • A 60-second launch trailer, cut and scored
  • Show notes for every episode and a launch-week upload checklist

The catch: we need the whole season recorded before we start. It’s fixed-price because it’s fixed-scope.

plan my launch

find the yard

8 della dr, west babylon

Most of our clients never visit; files travel fine. But if you want to sit beside the edit, the door is open by appointment, weekdays only.

info@juniperyardaudio.com

where it is

Juniper Yard Audio
8 Della Dr, West Babylon, NY 11704

It’s a working room, so drop-ins don’t work. Call first and we’ll tell you where to park.

find the driveway on the map

when a human answers

Monday–Friday11am–7pm
Saturday–Sundayclosed

Email any time. We reply the next business day, usually before lunch.

what to send before we start

  1. Raw files, one track per speakerWAV if you have it. Not a screen-recording of a Zoom call, please.
  2. One episode you wish yours sounded likeA link is plenty. It saves us two rounds of guessing.
  3. Names and odd wordsGuest names, brand names, anything we’d otherwise spell wrong in your show notes.
  4. Your intro and outro music, with the licenseWe won’t guess about rights. Neither should you.

questions people actually ask

What if I hate the first edit?

You get two rounds of fixes in every lane. If the whole direction is wrong, tell us what the reference episode does that ours doesn’t, and we’ll redo the pass, not just nudge it.

Can you fix really bad audio?

We can fix a lot: hum, hiss, room echo, a wobbly level. We can’t fix a guest recorded through a laptop speaker across a cafe. We’ll say so in the first reply, before you’ve paid.

Do you edit video podcasts?

No. We take the audio and make it excellent. If you need a video cut, we’ll point you to someone who does that for a living.

How do I pay?

We invoice when the work is approved. Cards and Apple Pay both work.

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