After a four-year pause, the Sintezaur workshop is back: first time at Control, first time hands-on, together with Zeedo and Sequential.
Vlad Caia (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 Jay Bliss): introduction to sound design. a hands-on workshop on 10 Sequential Fourm synthesizers, sent over by Sequential via Zeedo: two participants per synth, headphones on, 20 hands-on seats, with the theory unfolding on the big screen. Open to everyone who wants to follow along from the audience. The sign-up form for the hands-on seats is below.
Alexandru Zglimbea (Zeedo): home studio acoustics. Practical advice on treating the room you actually work in, so what you hear is what you get.
⏱️ Timetable:
→ 18:00 open doors
→ 18:30 introduction to sound design
→ 20:00 the anatomy of a remix
→ 21:15 home studio acoustics
→ 22:15 the workshop wraps up, and we move to the terrace to hang out and talk synths
Want to be at one of the synths during the sound design workshop? Grab one of the 20 hands-on seats here:
👉 https://forms.gle/vnJyDrPVotftTHVz5
No sign-up needed if you just want to watch.
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Sintezaur is a Romanian community built around synthesizers and electronic music production. It started in January 2019 as the Facebook group "All your synths are belong to us": two years of online talk about synths, drum machines, production techniques, vintage machines and their modern clones. When the pandemic closed the clubs, the community found a new purpose: if we can't party, let's meet and create. That idea got a name, Sintezaur (from the Romanian words for synthesis and treasure), and a home: Cenaclul Sintezaur, a series of free production workshops where experienced producers and industry professionals share the craft with veterans and beginners alike.