8 Best Podcast Studios in Singapore (2026)
8 podcast and video podcast studios in Singapore, from self-serve rooms to full production, each with its own booking or enquiry page checked in 2026.
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AI image by LocalRankPodcasting in Singapore has moved well beyond a microphone in a bedroom, and a growing set of studios now rent out purpose-built rooms for audio and video shows. This guide gathers eight that publish their own booking calendar or enquiry page, covering dedicated podcast networks, a coworking-based room, automated walk-in pods and a production house that also films vodcasts. Some are self-serve spaces where you bring a laptop and a guest, while others supply an operator, editing or a full crew. Each entry describes only what the studio says on its own site, so use the list to shortlist by setup and location, then confirm availability and terms directly before you book.
1. Poddster Singapore
Poddster Singapore describes itself as a network of podcast studios, with its site naming several differently themed rooms inside Frontech Centre near Redhill, plus a separate event space used for workshops and community sessions. Its site lists Shure SM7dB microphones, Sony FX30 cameras, a RODECaster Pro II mixer, bi-colour lighting and a Blackmagic switcher, and says studio rental comes with an operator. Beyond room hire it advertises podcast editing, short-form clip creation, strategy consulting, corporate podcast production, event recording and on-location recording. Sessions are reserved through an online booking system on its website. It suits first-time and corporate podcasters who want a ready-made video set-up with someone running the equipment, rather than a bare room to operate themselves.
Redhill
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2. Alta Productions
Alta Productions runs four themed podcast studios, named Echo, Grove, Bloom and Ember, within a larger filming and event venue near the Bendemeer and Boon Keng MRT stations. Its site lists RODE PodMic microphones, a RODECaster Pro II mixer, Canon cinema cameras, a teleprompter and a Blackmagic Atem switcher for multi-camera shoots, and mentions recording in a format that can be adapted for both horizontal and vertical video. The studio also offers video editing, including short clips for social platforms, and says its team has filmed for brands and organisations. Booking runs through an availability calendar and an enquiry form on its contact page. It suits creators who want a choice of looks and optional editing support under one roof.
Bendemeer
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3. Kampong Kolab
Kampong Kolab is a creative coworking and event space in a conservation shophouse in Kampong Bahru, and its site presents a podcast studio and a smaller solo pod among its featured spaces. The main studio is described as suitable for up to three people, with podcast microphones, a camera-ready set-up, lighting and an optional screen, aimed at interview-style and video podcasts. The solo pod is pitched at single-person recording, voiceovers, webinars and Zoom calls, and the studio says its set-up is beginner-friendly. Its site offers monthly membership options and a trial-session offer, and enquiries go through an online form or WhatsApp. It suits newer creators who like a community setting and want a low-pressure place to start recording.
Kampong Bahru
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4. Gratias Studio
Gratias Studio is a rentable creative studio in the Bukit Batok area whose site lists a sound-treated enclosed studio among several spaces, alongside a lifestyle set, kitchen set and workshop area. For podcasters, its site describes a customisable podcast package with a studio assistant, multi-camera video set-up using either a RODECaster Pro II or an ATEM Mini ISO, branded backdrop options, raw video files and clean audio in WAV or MP3. It says the space can handle solo hosts or multi-guest interviews and recording several episodes in one session, and also advertises a larger package with a creative crew. Reservations go through a booking enquiry page or direct messaging. It suits shows that want branded sets and optional crew support.
Bukit Batok
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5. LFG Content Co.
LFG Content Co. positions itself around automated podcast and content studios, with a site listing semi-automated and fully automated multi-camera studios plus a mobile content booth that can be brought on site. The pitch is that a host can walk in, press record and leave with multi-camera video and processed audio ready for editing or distribution without a crew on hand. Its pages name podcasts, interviews, talking-head videos, online courses and short-form clips as typical uses, and say solo creators and larger production teams are both welcome. Sessions are booked through an online scheduling page linked from its homepage, and its studio is based at Ayer Rajah Crescent. It suits time-pressed founders and coaches who want a self-run, low-fuss video set-up.
Ayer Rajah
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6. The Hive Studios
The Hive Studios sits within the Hive Lavender coworking building and offers a sound recording studio alongside its photography studios, and its site says members and non-members can both book. The podcast room is described as fitting up to four guests for podcasts, voiceovers or music, with Audio-Technica USB microphones, a Behringer audio interface, an iMac, headphones and Audacity and GarageBand for recording and editing. It publishes a booking calendar and says hosts are on site during weekday office hours, with weekend and after-hours use arranged in advance. Special arrangements can be requested by email. It suits audio-first shows and voiceover recordings that need a simple, self-operated room in a central location, rather than a video-led set.
Lavender
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7. Vivid Media
Vivid Media is a video production company whose vodcast studio is at Kallang Place, a short walk from Bendemeer MRT, according to its site. The studio is described as over 500 square feet and suited to two to four people on screen, with wireless lapel microphones, a green screen option, a screen for slides or branding, and high stools for a fireside-chat look. Rather than hourly self-serve rental, it positions the service as end-to-end production, covering planning, filming and post-production including colour correction, sound mixing, graphics and captions. Enquiries go through its contact page or by email or phone, with a project coordinator preparing a quotation. It suits companies that want a polished corporate or branded video podcast produced for them.
8. TrendLit Publishing Podcast Studio
TrendLit Publishing is a Singapore book publisher that also hires out a podcast studio from its office at Tannery House, near Ubi, and its site announced the move to that address. The rental page describes a four-person set-up with Shure SM7B microphones on boom arms, a RODECaster Pro 2 control panel, armchairs, side tables, a lantern light, a teleprompter and a green backdrop, with a camera, a studio operator, a laptop and audio editing available as extra services. It also lists house rules around food and cleaning and says registered non-profits, schools and students receive a discount. Enquiries are made through a contact form on the page. It suits authors, publishers and small teams wanting a conversational four-seat room with optional help.
How to choose
- Decide between audio-only and video before you shop. A room built for voice may offer only microphones and a mixer, while a video podcast needs cameras, lighting, a switcher and a tidy set. Check the studio's own equipment list matches the format you plan to publish, rather than assuming cameras are included.
- Work out whether you want to operate the gear yourself. Some studios publish a self-serve room, others say an operator or crew comes with the session, and a few treat filming and editing as separate add-ons. Ask exactly who runs the mixer and cameras so you are not surprised on the day.
- Look at how many people the room actually seats. Studios describe capacities from a solo pod to four-seat tables or larger sets, and a panel show or live audience will not fit a small booth. Confirm seating, chair type and how guests are placed on camera before you invite anyone.
- Ask what you take home and in what form. Studios describe deliverables differently, from raw audio and video files to clean WAV or MP3 tracks, edited episodes and social clips. Confirm file formats, how files are transferred and whether editing is bundled or quoted separately, since this shapes your real workload afterwards.
- Check booking and access terms with the studio itself. Calendars, staffing hours, weekend or after-hours arrangements, minimum blocks, cancellation rules and house rules on food all differ. Rates and availability change, so confirm current details directly instead of relying on a third-party listing, and visit the room or view photos first.
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Founder and Editor
Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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