REC · Studio 43 · Sofia
Learn production beyond the laptop.
Soundskillz Academy operates inside Studio 43 — a professional recording, production, mixing and mastering environment. The studio is not simply where lessons happen. It is part of the education.
Studio 43 · Sofia
Not just where the courses happen. Part of the very concept.
Soundskillz Academy operates inside Studio 43 — a professional recording, production, mixing and mastering environment. Here you learn how DAW production connects with professional conversion, monitoring, analog signal flow, hardware synthesis and acoustics.
15+
Hardware synthesizers
6+
Classic samplers
RT60
Reverberation time
1:1
Student and instructor
The signal flow you will understand — from the microphone to the monitors.
Equipment
The rack of Studio 43
The core equipment you will work with during the course — from conversion to synthesizers.
Audio conversion
Antelope Audio Galaxy 32
Mastering conversion
Antelope Audio Pure 2
Monitor controller
Antelope Audio Satori Gen 2
Monitoring
Focal Trio11 Be + ADAM Sub15
Patchbays
Samson S-Patch Plus
Hardware synthesizers
Moog · Roland · Access · Nord · WaldorfAccess Virus TI2, Moog Sub 37, Roland JP-8080, JX-8P, JX-3P, Juno-106, JD-800, Yamaha AN1x, CS6x, Nord Lead 3, Novation Supernova II, Studio Electronics ATC-X, SE-1, Waldorf Micro Q and more.
Samplers
Akai · Roland · Ensoniq · YamahaAkai S1000, Akai S3000XL, Roland S-550, Ensoniq Mirage, Yamaha A4000, Zoom ST-224 and more.
Recording
Microphones, drums and guitars
Acoustics
A controlled listening environmentStudio 43 has been acoustically designed and treated to provide controlled reverberation and a reliable critical-listening environment.
Hardware Experience
Your course doesn’t end at the computer.
Where relevant, instructors introduce you to the hardware. The purpose is educational: to understand why different technologies sound different and when they solve a real problem.
CH 1 · Synthesis
Oscillators to modulation
Analog vs digital, wavetable and hybrid concepts — with hands on the knobs.
CH 2 · Sampling
Classic vs DAW
Hardware workflow, bit depth, sample rate, chopping and envelopes.
CH 3 · Signal flow
Routing and patchbays
Sends, returns, inserts, conversion and latency.
CH 4 · Monitoring
Critical listening
Low end, translation, depth, stereo image and decision-making.
CH 5 · Recording
Microphones and sources
Gain staging, instruments and sampling.
Gallery
Inside Studio 43
The control room, the synthesizers and the rack — the place where you will spend your sessions.
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.