A podcast studio
already plugged in.
Podcast gear is expensive, takes up room and costs you an hour of setup every shoot. Here it’s rigged, dialled in and waiting for you. Book two hours, record your episode, head home.
A RØDECaster Pro, not an interface to configure
The podcast console is wired and dialled in. Boom-mounted mics, headphones, levels: you walk in, you sit down, you record. Nobody loses the first half hour to settings.
The cut happens on the shoot
A Blackmagic ATEM Mini Pro switcher lets you cut between cameras while recording, and push a live stream out. The cut happens live, not three evenings later. And if you want a proper edit on top, it’s still available as an add-on.
The lighting is already rigged
Continuous LED lighting and softboxes, set up for a seated format. No lights to build, no colour temperature to match between two sources.
A video return while you shoot
Monitoring screen, interview table and chairs in place. You see what you’re recording as you record it, so you never discover a botched frame at the review stage.
Net prices, VAT not applicable (exemption scheme, art. 56bis of the Belgian VAT Code). Sound, lighting and switcher included.
Up to five people, with a professional mic for each speaker.
Audio podcast
For podcasts headed to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Deezer and the other audio platforms.
Up to five microphones
Monitoring headphones
Multitrack recording
Levels set per person
Sound engineer
Recording an intro or theme
Remote guest or contributor
Several episodes in one session
Delivered as separate tracks or one synced file
Video podcast
To turn your podcast into a proper video show, for YouTube, your site and social media.
One, two or three cameras
Up to five microphones
Individual shots and a wide
Camera operator
Multicam directing
Sound engineer
Professional lighting
Screen or custom set
Teleprompter
Your logo or brand identity on screen
Remote guest
Extra vertical recording
Short clips for Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts and LinkedIn
Live streaming on request
The set can be matched to your podcast’s identity, or your company’s.
Your logo on screen
Lighting in your brand colours
Furniture and props
Backdrop screen
A plain, corporate or more creative set
Custom visual styling
Once the recording’s done, we can also take on:
Audio clean-up and mixing
Syncing the cameras
Multicam editing
Adding an intro
Titles and subtitles
Logos and graphic elements
Colour grading
Vertical formats
Teasers and short clips
Exports in each platform’s format
Editing per finished piece, from €150 for an episode. The price depends on the format, audio or video, on the length, and on the short clips you want out of it. The full rates are on the Ready to roll page.
Studio rental isn’t included in the technical service rates — it’s added on top of the option you pick.
Do I need to bring equipment?
Sound, lighting, the switcher, the table and the chairs are on site and included in the rental. Cameras are a paid add-on: three Sony bodies, a6400 and a7 III, from €60 per body, which plug into the switcher. You can also bring your own — they connect the same way.
How much time should I allow for one episode?
Two hours fits one episode best: time to settle in, set levels, record and pack up. One hour is enough for a short segment if you already know the place. To record several episodes with different guests back to back, take three hours or a half day.
How many people can sit around the table?
Five at most, with a professional mic for each speaker. The most common format is still host and guest, but the table and the desk handle five voices. If you’re bringing a technical crew on top of that, mention it when booking so we can prepare the space accordingly.
Can we stream live?
The ATEM Mini Pro switcher can push a live stream to a streaming platform. Let us know when you book: the connection gets prepared before you arrive, not while you wait.
Is the studio far from Brussels?
The studio is in Nivelles, in Walloon Brabant, about thirty minutes from Brussels via the E19. You unload your gear at the door, in the courtyard of the Ferme de Willambroux, with no blue zone and no parking meter.
How does booking work?
Everything happens online: you pick the space, the duration and your slot, and pay by card or Bancontact. If you’d rather ask questions or visit first, you can request a slot through the booking flow without paying anything.
Will your format fit this studio?
Fifteen minutes on the phone to go over how many people you need, what gear it takes and what you want out of it. No strings.