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After a long break, Cenaclul Sintezaur returns for its first edition at Control, together with Zeedo and Sequential. Monday, September 21, Front Room.

@vladcaiasound (ComposureAudioWorks): the anatomy of a remix. Vlad opens his real Bitwig project and shows how a remix takes shape, from the original elements to the final mixdown.

Iulian Cazan (aka @jaybliss.music ): introduction to sound design. A hands-on workshop on 10 Sequential Fourm synthesizers brought in by Zeedo, with the theory unfolding on the big screen. Open to everyone from the audience.

Alexandru Zglimbea (@zglimbi ) (Zeedo): home studio acoustics. Practical advice on treating the room you actually work in, so what you hear is what you get.

Running order: 
18:30 introduction to sound design
20:00 the anatomy of a remix
21:15 home studio acoustics
22:15 synth talk on the terrace.

🎟️ Free entry.
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Getting the low end right is one of the biggest challenges in electronic music production. This first chapter breaks down two practical techniques for building a tighter, heavier bass foundation.

Note: Please use headphones or studio monitors for this one. You won’t be able to hear the sub-bass details on phone speakers.

First, the Pultec Bass Trick. A legendary EQ technique to boost your sub frequencies while simultaneously clearing out the low mid mud that ruins a mix.

Second, Filter Bass Compensation. We compare the Waldorf M and the Sequential Fourm to see exactly how different analog filter designs react to high resonance, and why your sub sometimes drops out.

Tools used in these videos: Sequential Fourm, Waldorf M, Ableton Live, UAD Pultec EQP-1A.

Let me know in the comments if you found this helpful, and tell me what other topics you’d like me to tackle in future videos.
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