Studio
The Studio of the Faculty of Music was established in the 1980s and, from its very beginnings, has been under the supervision of the Department of Composition. The studio’s control room is equipped with high-quality analog equipment, computer systems for recording and processing musical materials, as well as software for composing and producing contemporary music. The acoustics of the Studio were designed according to precise engineering calculations, combining absorbers and diffusers. The Studio is visually and acoustically connected to the recording space (the FоМ Grand Hall), enabling the realization of a wide range of recordings, from solo performances to larger chamber ensembles. The FоМ Studio is equipped with a modern LoLa (Low Latency AV Streaming System) system.
Recording Studio Services
• Recording of solo instruments and chamber ensembles
We offer access to Steinway & Sons Model D and Yamaha C7 concert grand pianos, as well as optimal recording conditions for performers.
• Recording of classical and jazz concerts
Our mobile equipment enables us to produce high-quality recordings in concert venues.
• Mixing and mastering
In collaboration with experienced music producers, we offer complete audio post-production services.
• Work with chamber ensembles, soloists, and choirs
We have experience working with a wide range of performers and ensembles, providing an individual approach to each project.
• Restoration of archival recordings (noise reduction and restoration)
Digital restoration and preservation of archival audio recordings.
• Online collaboration
We offer remote collaboration, including file exchange and project completion without the need for physical presence.
Technical Equipment and Studio Facilities:
Our studio is equipped with a wide range of microphones from renowned manufacturers such as Neumann, Schoeps, Royer, AKG, and others. By combining a Studer mixing console with Antelope Orion converters, we provide outstanding recording and production quality, supported by reliable monitoring and excellent room acoustics.
Who Is the Studio For?
• Professional and amateur musicians
• Educational institutions (music schools, faculties, and academies)
• Cultural institutions, festivals, and concert organizers
• Anyone seeking high-quality audio production
If you require professional recording services or would like to learn more about our services and available dates, we would be happy to provide additional information and discuss potential collaboration.
Contact: studiofmu@fmu.bg.ac.rs
Head of the Tone studio: Vladimir Korać, DMA, Assistant professor
Tone studio Administrator: Tamara Rajinac, tamara.rajinac@gmail.com