Recording now:
Floor Plan, ep. 32
Record from
anywhere.
Sound like
one room.
Onetake records, edits and publishes interview podcasts for eleven Nashville businesses. Guests join from a link; every voice lands on its own clean track.
Eleven businesses, one show each.
Five you can hear today.
Three shows,
and how far people listened.
Architecture
·
Every other Tuesday
An architecture studio talks through one building per episode: the brief, the argument and the budget.
ep. 32 · The house that turned around
#4 in Design by week two
Finished by 81% of listeners
Health
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Weekly, Mondays
A dental practice answers the questions patients ask in the chair, without the jargon.
ep. 54 · Kids and the chair
18,400 plays in 30 days
Finished by 88% of listeners
Restaurants
·
Weekly, Thursdays
A restaurant group's kitchen crew on menus, margins and the dinner rush.
ep. 120 · The menu that lost money
Average listen, 47 of 52 minutes
Up 33% on the last episode
Recorded Monday.
Out Thursday.
Sound like one room,
even when it wasn’t.
Every voice records on its own track. We take the room out of each one, level the show to the loudness the apps expect, and keep the laughs in.
The number we watch
is the first week.
Downloads in the first seven days tell us whether the title, the cut and the clips did their job. We send you the numbers every Monday, next to what we’ll change.
Clients, in their own words.
Press play.
We talk too long and we know it. Onetake keeps the part where we actually explain the building, and people tell us they listen to the end.
I record on Monday and forget about it. By Thursday it's out, with clips I'd never have time to cut.
Patients bring up the show in the chair now. That never happened with our blog.
We wanted a show that sounds like the firm, not a radio station. That's what we got, every Wednesday.
You hear it first.
Notes go on the timeline.
The first cut reaches you two days after the recording. Leave a note at the second it’s about; we answer in the file, and the episode goes out with every note resolved.
Show notes for the first call.
The five questions everyone asks.
00:12
Do we need a studio?
No. Most guests record from home with the link we send. We post a microphone to anyone who needs one, and our Germantown room is there when you want it.
02:40
How long until an episode is out?
Three working days from the recording. A Monday session is out on Thursday morning.
05:05
Who owns the recordings?
You do. We hand over the raw tracks and the final files at the end of every month.
07:30
Can you start a new show from nothing?
Yes. We plan the format with you, record a trailer and two episodes, then launch with three.
10:15
What does it cost?
Plans start at $1,900 a month for a weekly show, from recording to publishing. One-off episodes start at $480.
Pick a time.
We send the link.
Tell us about the show in the form, or accept a slot and we’ll write back the same day. First sessions are free if you’re starting from nothing.