Consistency over flash
Your episode 40 should match your episode 1. We lock a sound signature early — loudness, EQ moves, music placement — and hold the line, so listeners never get jarred by a week that sounds off.
About Brevitune — Chippewa Falls, WI
No pod network, no outsourced night shift, no mystery hand-offs. Just the same two people shaping your show from the first level check to the last show note — day in, day out, 9:30 to 4.
A friend had a sharp interview show and a mic in the right place — and it still landed in people’s ears like a laggy conference line. The content deserved better. So did the listeners.
Brevitune grew out of fixing exactly that gap: smart people with something worth saying, let down by room hiss, mismatched guest levels, and episodes that took two weeks to turn around. We built a small room, kept the roster deliberately tight, and committed to one thing — your show should sound like you meant every second of it.
We’re not chasing a hundred clients. We take on the handful of shows we can give real attention to, and we keep them for the long haul. That’s why a season that starts with us in January still sounds like itself in December.
Your episode 40 should match your episode 1. We lock a sound signature early — loudness, EQ moves, music placement — and hold the line, so listeners never get jarred by a week that sounds off.
We’d rather catch a problem on the setup call than “fix it in post.” Mic plan, room check, levels — sorted up front. Clean audio beats rescued audio every single time.
If a recording can’t be saved, we tell you before you spend a dime. No padded hours, no vague “we’ll see what we can do.” You get an honest read and a real plan.
No freelancer roulette, no re-explaining your style to a new editor each month. You work directly with the two people who touch every episode — direction through master.
Runs the setup calls, monitors remote sessions in real time, and does the pacing work — tightening the back-and-forth, pulling dead air, and making a 55-minute talk feel like 40. Spends more time listening than drawing waveforms.
Balances hosts against guests, places the music beds, cleans the hum and breath, and masters every episode to −16 LUFS. Checks the final on earbuds, a laptop, and a phone before anything ships to your feed.
Tell us about the episode or season you’re planning. We’ll send back a plan, a rate, and the next open slot — usually within a day. Billed per episode or season, invoiced after, no checkout to wrestle.
Pick whichever is easier — a quick call or a written brief. Either way, the same two people answer.
Call (715) 305-6481 Send a project briefNo obligation — just a plan and a price.