I will mix and master your podcast or interview audio


About this gig
Want your podcast or interview to sound crisp, professional, and ready for streaming? Youre in the right place!
I specialize in audio mixing and mastering for podcasts, interviews, and spoken-word content ensuring your voice sounds clear, balanced, and polished.
Whether you're a solo host, guest interviewer, or part of a panel, Ill enhance your audio quality by:
- Removing background noise & hum
- Leveling volume between speakers
- Adjusting clip gains for consistency
- Applying EQ, compression & de-essing
- Final mastering to industry loudness standards (LUFS)
️ What I work on:
- Podcasts
- Interviews
- Webinars
- Online courses
- Audiobooks (spoken segments)
️ Your audio will be processed using professional tools (Izotope RX, FabFilter, Waves) and delivered in high-quality MP3/WAV formats.
Want custom intro/outro leveling, multitrack sessions, or longer episodes? Check out my packages or message me for a custom offer!
- Lets make your audio sound as good as your content deserves.
Get to know Ali Youcef
Delivering Clear Polished Sound Every Time
- FromAlgeria
- Member sinceJul 2022
- Last delivery7 months
Languages
English, Arabic, French
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FAQ
What do you need from me to get started?
I need your raw audio file(s) in WAV or MP3 format. If possible, send each speaker’s track separately, and let me know about any specific issues or areas you'd like me to focus on.
Can you remove all background noise?
I can significantly reduce most background noise (like hum, hiss, AC, minor clicks), but if the noise overlaps heavily with speech or is too extreme, some artifacts may remain. I’ll always do my best while preserving natural voice quality.
Do you work with multitrack sessions?
Yes! My Premium package includes multitrack processing (up to 3 tracks). If you need more tracks edited, just message me for a custom offer.
Will you deliver in both MP3 and WAV?
Yes, I deliver in MP3 and WAV for Standard and Premium packages. Let me know your preferred export format, bitrate, or loudness standards (like -16 LUFS for podcasts).

