Ready to attract audiences and share your thoughts? You're not alone: podcasts are everywhere, and they're only getting more popular. But if you want to get in on the action, you should look for podcast studios. Luckily, Sydney has plenty of options! From large studios with multiple recording rooms to smaller ones that fit into any budget, there's something for everyone. Check out the venues below, and start putting those ideas together because you're going to have your podcast studio booked in no time!
Podcasts are pretty popular today, and they are a great way to take your creativity to the next level. Check out all the options in this New South Wales city for excellent studio hire from the Central Business District to the lovely suburbs. With so many options from basic and beginner to full-on professional, Sydney is a great place to book a studio, and Tagvenue is the place to start.
Many studios will offer hire packages that can be great for beginner podcasters and include a technician to help run the session and show you the ropes. You can start your hire with them by booking a one-hour session for around $80 to $110. For full-day hire, expect to pay about $440 for 8 hours. For good cost savings, consider booking a series of sessions ahead of time. (All data from Tagvenue.)
Start your search for a studio on the North Shore. The area has plenty of creative businesses, and many of them offer professional recording space for hire. There are many easily accessible options near the Pacific Highway, stretching from areas around the Sydney Harbour Bridge out to Greenwich and Crow's Nest.
When hiring a podcast studio, start by considering the microphone. You will need a microphone with great technical specs and enough for every person who will be attending the taping. A mixer and an audio interface, or an all-in-one board, are necessary to ensure that the audio quality is high. If you want to add a video element to your podcast, many studios will offer the proper hire equipment. Good wifi is also a must, as well as live streaming equipment. The room itself should have soundproof panelling and foam. If you are unfamiliar with any of the equipment, be sure to hire an audio engineer for your first few sessions until you learn the ropes.