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Podcast studios in Reading
Compare recording formats, public prices, raw-file policies and first-party booking links for 3 podcast studios serving Reading.
- Studios
- 3
- Audio & video
- 0
- Raw files confirmed
- 2
- Published from
- £11
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Green pins confirm raw-file delivery. Orange pins require confirmation. 1 pin uses a town-centre approximation because the studio does not publish an exact address.
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Studios in Reading
Reading · RG6 6EH
B Radio Podcast Recording Studio
Reading podcast recording and production studio within the University of Reading, available for external hire.
- Format
- Audio only
- Published from
- £50
- Raw delivery
- Confirmed
Reading · RG1 2ST
Glisten Media Studios
Reading podcast and voice recording studio for up to four people with producer/engineer support.
- Format
- Audio only
- Published from
- £45
- Raw delivery
- Confirmed
Reading
PIRATE Reading
PIRATE Reading is a publicly bookable audio recording space in Reading. Self-service chain; cheapest published UK rate found
- Format
- Audio only
- Published from
- £11
- Raw delivery
- Ask
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Practical answers
Booking a podcast studio in Reading
How much does a podcast studio cost in Reading?
Publicly listed entry prices start from £11. That may be an hourly rate, a minimum booking or a package; camera setups, operators and editing can increase the final cost.
Can I record a video podcast in Reading?
0 studios advertise video recording. Check the individual listing for camera information and confirm whether you receive every original camera file.
Which studios supply raw files?
2 listings explicitly confirm raw delivery. The remaining listings are labelled “ask” until a first-party source confirms the deliverables.