Premium audio post-production and podcast studio designs for dynamic media teams.

SoniPlan is a strong fit for modern audio teams who rely on their rooms to deliver consistently — not occasionally. That includes podcast teams building audio-first, video-forward studios, and audio post teams building mix, editorial, and Atmos-capable facilities where accuracy and repeatability matter. We’re typically brought in when the team is building something new and wants to get it right from the start, or when the work has outgrown the facility and the rooms are creating friction. 

If your team cares about performance, aesthetics, and a process that carries through to a finished space, you’re likely in the right place. If you’re mainly looking for a quick gear upgrade or a light refresh without addressing the room and facility fundamentals, it may not be the best match. Book a call and we’ll quickly confirm fit and recommend the right next step.

We design podcast studios and audio post facilities that need to perform at a premium level in day-to-day use. On the podcast side, that includes podcast rooms, flexible capture spaces, switching/control stations, and edit + mix suites. On the audio post side, we design Dolby Atmos rooms, mix rooms + edit suites, VO/ADR rooms, and the technical core that supports performance and reliability. 

We work across a spectrum of scales: single-room projects, multi-room facilities, and full facility plans. The common thread is that the rooms need to be dependable, repeatable, and aligned with how the team actually operates. If you’re not sure how to categorize your space, that’s normal — book a call and we’ll translate your goals into a clear path.

The first call is a collaborative working session focused on clarity. We’ll understand what you’re building, what constraints you’re working within, and what matters most to the outcome — performance, aesthetics, timeline, operational realities, or all of the above. We’ll also talk through where you are in the process so we can recommend the most practical next step.

By the end of the call, you should have a clearer sense of what to do next and what to prioritize. Sometimes that means confirming you’re ready for an initial discovery phase; other times it means identifying a few decisions you need to make first. Either way, the goal is direction and reduced uncertainty. Book a call to get started.

We work in three stages: Discovery sprint, Design & Documentation, and Build Support & Validation. This structure keeps the project understandable and helps maintain momentum from early decisions through completion. It also ensures the work moves in the right order — so you’re not trying to solve foundational issues late in the game.

Discovery establishes priorities, constraints, and the path forward. Design & Documentation turns intent into build-ready information. Build Support & Validation protects performance-critical decisions during execution and helps confirm the finished result behaves the way it should. If you want help mapping these stages to your specific project, book a call.

Most projects start with a conversation to understand what you’re building, what constraints you’re working within, and what matters most to the outcome. From there, we move into an early discovery phase that creates clarity before major decisions get locked in — priorities, performance goals, what to do first, and what has to be true for the project to succeed. You’ll come out of that phase with concrete direction and a plan that’s buildable, not just conceptual.

Kickoff is designed to reduce uncertainty quickly and keep the project moving in the right order. Book a call and we’ll recommend the right next step based on your situation.

We stay closely involved during construction to protect the outcome and keep momentum. That includes construction administration and coordination: answering questions quickly, reviewing performance-critical decisions before they become expensive to change, and helping the broader team stay aligned as real-world constraints show up. Our role is to make sure the room’s intent and performance don’t get diluted between the plan and the finished space.

If you’ve seen projects stall or drift once construction starts, this is often the reason. Book a call and we’ll talk through what our involvement would look like for your build.

No — we’re not the general contractor or builder. The GC manages day-to-day site operations, subcontractors, schedule logistics, and construction means-and-methods. We remain responsible for the design intent and provide construction administration/coordination so the finished rooms match the performance and usability goals you’re investing in.

If you’re unsure how the team should be structured, book a call and we’ll help clarify roles early so nothing falls through the cracks.

We lead the room and facility design, and we bring in trusted specialist partners where needed so the full system comes together cleanly. The goal is not a handoff — it’s coordinated execution with clear ownership, so you don’t end up with gaps between “the room” and “the system.” We steer the process and keep the work aligned around the end result in the room.

If you tell us what you’re trying to achieve, we’ll outline the right path and the right team structure on a call. Book a call.

Yes. We have deep experience designing Dolby Atmos rooms and have guided several projects all the way through Dolby’s rigorous certification process. We follow Dolby’s technical guidelines closely and use DARDT during design to confirm compliance early — so the room is positioned to meet requirements before construction begins, not after the fact. That rigor matters because immersive rooms don’t leave much margin for late-course corrections.

If Atmos is part of your roadmap, book a call and we’ll talk through what’s required and what level of room makes sense for your goals.

We primarily work in NYC and the greater metro area, and we’ve also completed projects nationwide and abroad. Location isn’t a hard requirement — the right fit and the right project conditions matter more. If you’re outside NYC, the easiest way to explore it is a quick conversation.

Book a call and we’ll talk through your project and whether it makes sense to move forward.