About the studio · Woodbury, NY

For People Who Make Bedtime Audio And Want It Done By Someone Who Sleeps

Name: Luna Reston
Address: 3 Beaufort Lane, Woodbury, NY, 11797, US
Telephone: (347) 699-5999

Hey, I’m Luna. I’m a one-person sleep audio studio, and I spend my days making sure nobody notices my work. Weird job. I love it.

Guided sleep meditations
Bedtime-story podcasts
Ambient soundscapes

Luna at her editing desk, headphones on, a brass lamp glowing beside her

The origin story

I Used To Fall Asleep To Bad Audio

It started with insomnia and a pair of earbuds. I kept a folder of sleep meditations on my phone, and nearly every one of them had the same problem: right as I was drifting off, somebody inhaled like a bull or a music swell crept in and yanked me back awake. Annoying. And, as it turns out, fixable.

So I started cleaning up my own folder. Then a friend with a bedtime-story podcast asked me to take a pass at hers. Then her listeners started writing in to say they’d never made it past minute fifteen, and I’d like to think that’s the nicest complaint in the business.

Most of my job is removing things. Breaths, hisses, jumps in volume, jingles. What’s left is just the sleep.

These days the studio is a small room at 3 Beaufort Lane in Woodbury with one condenser mic, one wool blanket over the door and a brass lamp I refuse to replace. Apps, spa brands and solo podcasters send me scripts and voice recordings, and I send back audio that gets out of the way.

House rules

Four Things I Won’t Do To Your Listeners

I

Add a jingle

Every episode ends in room tone and a long fade. If your brand needs a sonic logo, we’ll have a different, louder conversation. Not for the sleep tracks.

II

Squash the human out

I smooth a voice, I don’t sand it flat. Your narrator should still sound like a person in a warm room, not a smart speaker.

III

Hand you a mix I haven’t slept on

Every final gets a lying-down listen on cheap earbuds and a phone speaker. If I catch myself leaning in, it goes back on the bench.

IV

Bill you for audio you haven’t heard

I invoice after you’ve signed off on the final mix. Two revision rounds are baked into every price, so “can we tweak the pause?” is never a surprise fee.

Inside the studio

What’s On The Bench

Nothing fancy, honestly. A few good tools, used patiently, and a very quiet room. Here’s the short list of what shapes the sound.

The micOne large-diaphragm condenser and a pop filter, for the field recordings and the occasional voice pickup.
The cansClosed-back headphones for editing, plus a pair of cheap earbuds on purpose, because that’s what your listeners wear.
The roomA wool blanket over the door, a rug, a lot of books. It’s why nothing in here echoes.
The hoursWed–Sun, 8am–4pm. Mon & Tue by appointment. I’m an early-morning editor and a night-time listener.

Come tell me about your show

A condenser microphone, folded blanket and brass lamp on the studio desk — Where most of the sleep happens first.

Say hi

Send Me The Script

Got a script, a half-formed idea, or just a voice that needs a home? Tell me about it. I answer like a human, not an auto-responder.

(347) 699-5999 projects@lunareston.com

Tell Me About The Show

Come By The Studio

3 Beaufort Lane
Woodbury, NY 11797

Wed–Sun: 8am–4pm
Mon & Tue: By appointment

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