Guides
The questions we answer most often in sessions — preparation, budget, setup, and delivery — collected in four articles you can read before you send files or reserve time.
Before session · 5 min read
Prepare your voice before the booth door closes
A useful vocal day starts days before the mic. With fixed lyrics, a rested body, and a realistic song list, your hours in our iso booths translate into takes that need less rescue at mixing time.
Budget & mix · 6 min read
Plan a mix budget before stems arrive
A mix is priced by song count, complexity, and feedback loops — not by mood. Clear assumptions about files, references, and revisions keep invoices predictable and show when mastering should follow.
Podcast setup · 6 min read
Set up a podcast room — from living room to studio table
Strong podcast audio comes from stable mic positions, controlled reflections, and one track per voice — not from gadget shopping. Use this guide at home, and see when podcast production at Nobodyluno in Wien saves edit time.
Master & export · 6 min read
Mastering formats and delivery, explained plainly
Mastering is the last controlled step before Spotify, Bandcamp, or vinyl — not the moment to guess file types. Here is what we deliver, how LUFS targets are agreed, and when a stem master beats a single stereo file.
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