About The Studio · Jesup, GA

Mostly, We Listen.

Narrasonic is a small production room on W Orange Street. We have spent years doing one thing — turning raw tape into finished shows that publish on time — and we would rather the work spoke for us than the adjectives.

Based205 W Orange St, Jesup, GA
Studio HoursMon–Fri 8:30–4:30
evenings by appointment
What We DoRecord, edit, mix, master, publish
The Narrasonic control room — console, monitors, and acoustic treatment

Why The Room Exists · 01

Built For Shows That Keep Publishing

The studio began with a simple observation: most podcasts do not fail in the recording. They fail in the weeks after — the edit that never gets finished, the episode that slips, the sound that drifts a little further off each month until nobody can say why the show stopped feeling right.

Narrasonic was set up to take that burden entirely. A client records; we handle everything between the raw file and the published feed. Direction, cleanup, structure, mixing, mastering, show notes, and delivery all sit under one roof and one invoice — no coordinating three freelancers and hoping their work matches.

We are not a large shop, and we do not intend to become one. The roster stays small so that the standard stays constant across an entire season — and across the years a good show runs.

What We Hold To · 02

Three Habits We Do Not Bend

01

On The Day It's Due

A release schedule only works if it is kept. First cuts come back within 48 hours and final files land on the day they are promised — not the day after.

02

The Same Two Ears

The people who mix your first episode mix your hundredth. Tone, loudness, and pacing stay consistent because the hands behind them never quietly change.

03

Mastered To The Standard

Spoken-word episodes are delivered at −16 LUFS so your show is level with every other podcast in a listener's queue. No surprises in the volume knob.

Inside The Booth · 03

What A Voice Passes Through

  • 01

    The Capture

    Large-diaphragm condensers on booms, close-miked in a treated vocal booth so the room never shows up in the recording.

    Condenser · Booth
  • 02

    The Interface

    Clean preamps and 24-bit conversion capture the whole dynamic range of a voice with headroom to spare.

    24-bit · Preamp
  • 03

    The Edit

    Dead air, stumbles, mouth noise, and cross-talk removed by hand — the conversation keeps its rhythm, the clutter goes.

    Hand edit
  • 04

    The Mix

    Dialogue balanced against music beds and effects on calibrated monitors, checked on earbuds, phone speakers, and in the car.

    Monitors · Check
  • 05

    The Master

    Loudness matched to the −16 LUFS spoken-word target, true-peak limited, then tagged and exported publishing-ready.

    −16 LUFS
An audio engineer at the console in the Narrasonic studio

The People · 04

A Short Roster, On Purpose

Narrasonic is run by a tight team of engineers and producers who have spent their careers in spoken-word audio — interviews, narrative series, and branded shows for businesses that want to sound like themselves, not like an advertisement.

We keep the client list small enough that we can answer the phone, direct a session, and know your show's quirks by name. When you call, you reach the person doing the work — not an account manager relaying messages.

  • Years of full-chain podcast production, start to finished feed
  • Session direction, scripting, and sound design handled in-house
  • Delivery tuned to every major host and platform standard
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Tell Us What You're Making

Send a note about your show — the format, how often you'd publish, and whether you already have tape. We'll reply with a tier recommendation and the next open session.

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