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From a first microphone to a four-seat video set, we plan the room and the signal chain around what you record, and fix the setup you already have.
Most studio budgets go wrong in the same order: a premium microphone in an untreated room, monitors placed wherever they fit, and an interface chosen before anyone counted inputs. We plan the other way around — room first, monitoring second, then the signal chain that matches what you actually record.
Whether it’s a one-person mix room, a four-seat video podcast, or a tracking room for a team, you get a written plan, a signal-flow diagram, and an itemized equipment schedule phased to your budget — before you buy anything.
Prefer the phone? Call 866-355-8005. Or email support@circuitsupply.io.
Already holding a quote, a cart, or a proposed upgrade? A $149 Setup Review checks compatibility, missing parts, and routing before the money goes out. You’re free to buy anywhere. Get your quote checked →
Written for the people who run the room, not the people who sell the gear. Start with whichever one sounds like your week.
Video Podcast Audio Out of Sync? Why It Drifts and How to Fix It
Is your video podcast audio off from the first frame, or does it start in sync and slowly slip? How to tell the difference, and how to fix each one.
Why Your Podcast Sounds Echoey, and the Order to Fix It In
Why your podcast sounds echoey or hollow, and the right order to fix it in: the room, mic distance, soft furnishings, gain, and then the mic itself.
Podcast Studio Setup for Two to Four People: What to Buy First and What to Skip
What a two to four person podcast actually needs first: room, microphones, input count, and headphones, plus what is safe to skip early on.
Monitoring Mistakes That Ruin Mixes — And How to Spec for the Room You Have
Most project studios overspend on monitors and underspend on placement and treatment. Learn the five mistakes that sabotage mixes before you touch a fader.
The Content Creator Starter Kit: A Beginner's Guide to the Gear That Matters
New to content creation? This beginner's guide breaks down the gear that actually matters — mics, cameras, webcams, laptops and speakers — and what to buy first.
From our sample Blueprint. Your plan is priced to your space and goals.
Phase 1
Accurate monitoring core
Room-appropriate monitors, placed correctly on day one.
$700–$1,500
Phase 2
Room truth
Treat the first reflections, then calibrate by measurement.
$400–$900
Phase 3
Low end & translation
Extend and cross-check once the room can support it.
$500–$1,200
Example project · Reconstructed from prior experience
An empty office turned into a four-host video podcast studio — broadcast audio chain, multi-camera video, and a set built for long sessions that looks as good as it sounds. Budget: $8,000–$15,000.
Read the case study →Anything your plan calls for that isn’t in our catalog, we source and put on your quote.
Our sample mix-room Blueprint phases monitoring, treatment, and low-end work at roughly $1,600–$3,600 total. A multi-seat video podcast studio typically runs $8,000–$15,000. Your plan is priced to your room and goals.
Yes. A Setup Review looks at your current setup and tells you what to keep, what to fix, and what to replace first, so new purchases build on what already works.
No. We work remotely and don’t make site visits. You get installer-ready scope documents and an equipment schedule, so your installer, electrician, or in-house team can quote and build from the same plan.
The first 15–20 minute call is free. If you need more, a Setup Review is $149: 45 minutes going through your setup and telling you what to fix first. A Complete Setup Blueprint is $1,200–$1,800, Project Coordination starts at $1,000, scoped after your brief, and ongoing oversight is available as a $400/month Fractional Tech Director retainer. The free call tells you which of these fits; the paid work is where the diagnosis and design happen.