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REC · Logic Pro · 3-month course

Logic Pro — Sound Design & Synthesis

Don’t just use sounds. Create them.

About the course

Don’t just use sounds. Create them.

A deep practical course in synthesis and sampling. The Studio 43 hardware collection turns abstract concepts into hands-on learning and lets you compare modern software with classic and modern synthesizers and samplers.

Who is it for

Intermediate producers and creators who want a deeper understanding of sound.

LevelRequires basic knowledge

3

Months

12

2-hour sessions

24 h

Face to face

1:1

Student and instructor

Studio 43, Sofia€1,890Aleksandar IlievFinal Project + certificate

Curriculum

12 weeks. Step by step.

Laid out like a DAW session — three regions of four weeks. The structure is clear, while the pace and examples are tuned to you and your projects.

Month 1 · Weeks 1–4

The foundation

W01

How Sound Works

Frequency, amplitude, harmonics, waveforms, phase, envelopes and filters.

W02

Subtractive Synthesis

Oscillators, filters, envelopes and hands-on synthesis.

W03

Modulation

LFOs, envelopes, modulation matrices and movement.

W04

Analog vs Digital

Compare software with Moog, Roland, Access, Nord, Waldorf and other hardware.

Month 2 · Weeks 5–8

Development

W05

Bass Design

Sub bass, analog bass, distorted bass and rhythmic bass patches.

W06

Leads, Plucks & Pads

Musical patch programming and expressive modulation.

W07

Advanced Synthesis

FM, wavetable, digital and hybrid synthesis concepts.

W08

Hardware Sampling

Classic Akai, Roland, Ensoniq and Yamaha sampling concepts alongside Logic.

Month 3 · Weeks 9–12

Finish

W09

Sampling the Real World

Record original sources with microphones and create instruments.

W10

Resampling & Processing

Hardware → DAW → processing → resampling.

W11

Build Your Sound Library

Patches, samples, loops, drums and organisation.

W12

Final Sound Design Portfolio

Create and present a personal sound collection.

Outcome

What you will achieve

  • Understand how sound and synthesis work.
  • Create basses, leads, pads, drums and textures.
  • Compare analog, digital and software approaches.
  • Record and transform original sources.
  • Build a personal sound library.

Final Project

Create a portfolio of at least 15 original sounds, patches or samples demonstrating multiple synthesis and sampling techniques.

The certificate is issued only after completing the full 3-month program and successfully submitting the Final Project.

Price & payment

Clear price. Flexible payment.

24 hours of one-to-one work at Studio 43. Installments are a payment plan for one complete course — not three separate months.

Standard price

€1,890

The full price of the course.

Upfront · −5%

€1,795

Pay for the whole course upfront and save.

3 monthly installments

€630 × 3

The first installment is due before the start, the rest follow the schedule.

Aleksandar Iliev

Your instructor

Aleksandar Iliev

Founder & Lead Instructor

More than 20 years of experience in music production, audio technology and the international music industry. He studied at Point Blank Music School in London, worked with Enhanced Music and since 2018 has been Head of Support at Antelope Audio — a role that requires deep understanding of conversion, clocking, monitoring and hybrid studio systems.

FAQ

Before you start

Do I need previous experience?

Yes, the course assumes basic knowledge. If you’re not sure about your level, the free consultation will help you choose.

Can I work on my own music?

Yes. Personal projects are central to the one-to-one model — bring your ideas and tracks.

What happens if I miss a session?

Sessions cancelled in time can be rescheduled subject to instructor and studio availability. Exact terms are agreed at enrollment.

How do I receive the certificate?

After you complete the full program and successfully submit the Final Project.

Free consultation · 20 minutes

We don’t sell you the longest course. We help you choose the right one.

A short personal conversation where we learn your level, DAW, musical direction and goals — and recommend the right course or format.