Loud TV (Television)
About
At the edge of Hudson Yards, where production gear and post-production suites crowd the upper floors, Loud TV occupies a niche few see from the street. The address—460 W 34th St.—sits alongside garment shops and long-haul freight elevators, yet inside those doors the focus narrows to content assembly. The team handles more than sound alone: they mix dialogue, score cueing, and final mastering under one roof, which keeps creative control inside a single workflow instead of handing it to multiple vendors across town.
Signal processing sits at the core of their daily rhythm. They clear dialogue tracks, sweeten foley layers, and drop 5.1 stems that broadcasters can air the same afternoon. Voice-over booth work runs parallel—podcast intros, narration tracks, even e-learning modules—all recorded against a controlled acoustic shell. Once the editorial lock is reached, they render deliverables that match network delivery specs, so producers don’t lose time aligning specs at the dub stage.
If you need a direct line, dial (212) 564-2607. The studio sits a block south of the A/C/E platforms, so the foot traffic is constant after 8 a.m. When the doorbell rings, the next cut enters its final phase. A quick map pin will get you to the freight bay side entrance without detours.
