Marc-Antoine Pelletier
Founder and lead editor. Former radio producer at CFLX. He handles most interview-format shows and does all final mastering.
How we got here
Objective Audios started in 2019 when our founder, Marc-Antoine Pelletier, was producing a history podcast from his spare bedroom. The recording quality was fine, but the editing ate his weekends. He figured other hosts had the same problem. So he offered to edit a few shows for friends, charged enough to cover his software subscription, and word spread.
By early 2021 we had five regular clients and a proper studio space on Queen Spur. The room is small: 14 by 10 feet, treated with rockwool panels and a floating floor. It does the job well. Remote recording sessions now account for about 60 percent of our work, but the studio stays busy with local creators who prefer to record in person.
We are still a small operation on purpose. Three full-time people, two regular freelancers. That keeps the communication direct: you talk to the person who actually edits your episode, not a project manager relaying notes.
What we believe
We have a few principles that shape how we work. They are not slogans on a wall; they are habits we actually follow when making decisions about your show.
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Clarity over polish. A podcast episode should sound clean and natural, not over-processed. We avoid heavy compression and artificial reverb. If your voice has a slight rasp, that is part of who you are, and listeners connect with it.
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Predictable costs. We quote per episode and stick to that number. If an edit takes longer than expected because of noisy audio, we absorb the extra time. We only re-quote if the scope changes, like adding a second language track or a video version.
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Your show, your ownership. Every raw file and edited master belongs to you. If you decide to leave and take your files to another editor, we hand everything over within 48 hours. No lock-in, no exit fees.
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Honest feedback. If your intro music is too long, or your guest segment drags past the 40-minute mark, we will tell you. You hired us for our ears, not just our software.
The people behind the mics
Three of us work on your episodes full time. We also bring in freelance sound designers and translators when a project needs it.
Sophie Tremblay
Editor and distribution manager. She writes show notes, manages RSS feeds and handles client communication day-to-day.
Jean-François Lavoie
Sound engineer. Twenty years of live sound and studio recording experience. He runs all in-studio sessions and maintains our equipment.
A short timeline
2019
Marc-Antoine begins editing podcasts for friends out of a home studio. Three shows in the first year.
2020
Remote recording demand jumps during lockdowns. Client list grows to eight active shows.
2021
Objective Audios signs a lease on Queen Spur and builds out a dedicated recording room. Sophie joins the team.
2023
Jean-François comes on board. We cross 500 published episodes across all client shows.
2025
Currently producing 14 active podcasts, from true crime to agricultural science. Over 900 episodes delivered.