E-learning
Lesson forty has to sound like lesson one.
Course modules recorded across days or weeks that still sound like one session, with mic position, chain and levels logged and matched every time.
The problem with courses
They are recorded over months.
A course is not a session; it is a series of sessions across weeks, sometimes with a script that keeps changing. The failure mode is that module twelve sounds like a different room from module one. So for every course the engineer logs the microphone, the position, the preamp, the levels and the headphone mix, and rebuilds that exactly at the start of every session. The first minute of each session is a match check against the last one.
Delivery
One file per module, named to your LMS.
Modules are delivered as separate files named to your course structure, so they upload straight into the learning platform. Pickups and revisions are recorded to match and slotted in. WAV at 48 kHz / 24-bit as standard or whatever your pipeline needs, MP3s, split files and slates, with loudness to broadcast standard on request. Stereo and mono only; no Atmos.
Multilingual courses
The same brief in every language.
Courses that run in more than one language are recorded to the same brief and the same spec, with native-speaker talent on request, so every language version is aligned module for module.
Time and money
By the hour, quoted per course.
Studio time is C$150 an hour with the engineer included; projects are scoped and quoted within one business day. The rate is the same at 9 PM on a Sunday as at 10 AM on a Tuesday: the studio is open 9 AM to 2 AM, seven days a week, and evenings and weekends carry no premium. Rates current as of 14 September 2026. A course is quoted as one figure across all its sessions, and regular sessions can be held in the calendar on a retainer.
Questions people ask
Will the modules match across sessions?
Yes. Mic, position, chain and levels are logged per course and rebuilt at the start of every session, with a match check against the previous one.
How are modules delivered?
One file per module, named to your course structure, ready to upload to the learning platform.
Can we record a course in several languages?
Yes, to the same brief and spec, with native-speaker talent on request.
Can we hold regular time for a long course?
Yes. A retainer holds regular sessions in the calendar at a fixed monthly figure.
How is e-learning priced?
Corporate studio time by the hour with the engineer included, quoted per course as one figure within one business day.
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