Clean audio for recording
Newsrooms and production offices record interviews, voice tracks, and remote hits on floors that were never treated for sound.
Media
Recorded audio picks up whatever the room is doing, and newsroom floors are doing a great deal. Up to 43 dB of noise reduction is quiet enough to record a usable interview on a working floor.
What renting includes
The numbers behind it
of noise reduction, among the highest lab-tested acoustic ratings available.
is all it takes to deliver and install a pod on your floor.
is the average rental term, and most customers stay longer.
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Problems we solve here
Newsrooms and production offices record interviews, voice tracks, and remote hits on floors that were never treated for sound.
Editors and producers work to a cut deadline, and the same room that makes a newsroom fast makes a fine edit almost impossible.
Production ramps for a shoot or a launch and stands down afterwards, so the space has to arrive and leave on the same schedule.
Recommended for media

One person on calls. It fits where a desk fits and keeps the conversation off the floor.

One person doing deep work. Room for a laptop session of an hour or an afternoon.

Two or more people. A private meeting in 12 to 16 sq ft, where a conference room needs 150 or more.
Typical buyers: Production managers, studio operations, and editorial leads.
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