Turn raw recordings into content worth publishing.
We take unfinished audio and video — long recordings, rough interviews, raw footage — and edit them into clean, structured, ready-to-publish digital content: full episodes, short clips, captioned cuts and platform-ready exports.
Drag the control.
Watch the recording tighten.
A fictional 42-minute recording with pauses, background noise, filler words and unused footage. Move the EDIT control and the same timeline becomes something publishable.
What happens between record and publish
All figures are starting prices. Final pricing varies with recording length, complexity, number of revisions and the deliverables you need.
One recording. More than one output.
A single long session already contains most of what you need for the week. The work is finding the usable parts and preparing each one properly for where it will be published.
Selected edits
Sonnetwave Cast is three weeks old, so this is a short list rather than a long one — early projects, described exactly as they were.
Podcast Episode Cleanup
A two-host episode recorded in an untreated room. Removed dead air and restarts, reduced a constant background hum and balanced both voices so the episode holds a steady level end to end.
- Audio editing
- Noise reduction
- Level balancing
- Publish-ready master (WAV + MP3)
- Chapter timestamps
Founder Interview
A single-camera interview trimmed for pacing, with a light exposure and colour pass and accurate captions checked line by line against the audio.
- Video editing
- Captions
- Basic visual cleanup
- 16:9 final cut
- Burned-in caption version
Long Interview → Short Clips
Reviewed a 70-minute interview, pulled the four moments that stand on their own, then reframed and captioned each one for vertical feeds.
- Highlight selection
- Short-form editing
- Vertical formatting
- 4 vertical clips
- Caption files
- Thumbnail frames
Educational Recording
A screen-and-camera lesson restructured into clear sections, with clicks and mouth noise cleaned up and captions added for viewers watching without sound.
- Audio cleanup
- Video editing
- Captions
- Lesson video
- Caption file (SRT)
- Audio-only version
Find the difference
No magic, no "AI transformation" — just the ordinary difference careful editing makes. Move the divider to compare the same recording before and after a pass.
The editing pipeline
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Receive
Raw audio or video arrives, along with the context: what it is, who it is for, and where it will be published.
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Review
The material is checked for structure, quality and editing requirements before any cutting starts.
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Edit
Unwanted sections are removed and the content is shaped — pacing, order, and the parts worth keeping.
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Polish
Audio levels, noise, captions, visuals, formatting and the finishing details are handled.
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Deliver
Final files are prepared in the formats you need, named and organised so they are ready to upload.
Early listeners
Four notes from the first people who sent us files. A short list, because the company is new.
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"The audio came back noticeably cleaner, and the pacing felt much better without making the episode sound over-edited."
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"I had a long interview that was difficult to turn into short content. The clips gave me a much easier starting point for social."
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"Communication was straightforward. I sent the files, got a short list of questions back, and the second version was exactly what I asked for."
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"Captions were accurate, which saved me the part of the job I usually put off. The lesson video was easier to follow after the trims."
Good content often starts messy.
A recording does not need to be perfect before it reaches us. False starts, long pauses, a noisy room, footage you were not sure you would use — that is normal raw material.
Structure, clarity, pacing and publishability are created in the edit. Your job is to press record and say the useful things; sorting the rest out is ours.
A small team behind the cut
Sonnetwave Cast LLC is a young digital media company. We help creators, podcasters, professionals, entrepreneurs and other digital publishers turn unfinished recordings into polished content — audio, video, short-form and everything needed to get it published.
We started three weeks ago. Right now we are growing the portfolio, refining the workflow and taking on a limited number of projects so each one gets proper attention. We work remotely, with no physical studio — you send files, we send back finished content.
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01Attention to detail
Small fixes decide whether a recording sounds finished.
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02Clear communication
Short questions up front, no vague status updates later.
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03Practical editing
Serving the content, not showing off technique.
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04Reliable preparation
Correct formats, sensible file names, nothing left to redo.
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05Thoughtful repurposing
Clips that stand on their own, not random extracts.
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06Clean deliverables
Files you can upload without opening an editor again.
Have the recording? Send us the starting point.
Billings, MT 59101