Music Production
Reatreats
Our retreats offer a rare blend of professional excellence and personal growth. Guided by Anthony Traynor, an accomplished educator, producer, and international performer with decades of experience, participants will create and learn music production within the world-class facilities of Aya Studios, one of Bali’s premier creative spaces.
Premium accommodation ensures comfort and tranquillity, while Anthony’s background as a Buddhist meditator infuses the program with mindfulness and balance. Together, these elements create a retreat that is both a technical masterclass and a transformative journey.
AYA STUDIO IS YOUR CREATIVE SANCTUARY in BALI nestled beside a tranquil river and just minutes from the beach….
Your accommodation, Loku Kedungu – Boutique Resort offers a serene sanctuary surrounded by rice paddies and volcanic landscapes. Blending contemporary design with traditional Balinese touches, the space provides both comfort and authenticity. Guests can enjoy exclusive access to the Recovery Area, complete with a sauna and cold plunge, along with a nourishing daily breakfast. Perfect for those seeking privacy, relaxation, and a touch of Balinese character.
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WHAT OUR STUDENTS SAY
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"He takes you through all key chapters of music production in a clear and practical way. It’s hands-on from the start"
Chris
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“ Anthony really is an amazing teacher — super passionate, and truly invested in helping me grow through the processs.”
Adrian Duturdore
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“He has a rare combination of technical mastery and intuitive feel that most mentors chase for years..”
Hoda Fadel
FAQ
What is the maximum class size?
We keep our retreats intentionally small and personal. Each program has a maximum of 5 participants to ensure one-on-one guidance, deep creative collaboration, and plenty of studio time.
I wont be able to come on any of the dates listed. Can I come another time and do a one-on-one reatreat?
Please reach out to us using the contact form or the chat widget to discuss.
Do I need a visa to attend?
Most visitors to Bali can enter with a Visa on Arrival (VoA), which is valid for 30 days and extendable once for another 30 days. If you plan to stay longer, we recommend arranging a B211A visa in advance, which allows stays of up to 60–180 days. Please check the latest Indonesian visa regulations before traveling.
Where does the retreat take place?
The retreat is held at Aya Studios in Bali, surrounded by lush jungle, rice fields, and a vibrant creative community. It’s a peaceful yet inspiring setting designed for both focus and relaxation.
What kind of music will we work on?
Whether you’re a beginner or advanced producer, you’ll receive tailored guidance to develop your sound. Whatever your sound, the lesson will be applicable to all genres
What equipment and software are available?
Studios are equipped with Ableton, Logic, UAD, iZotope, Moog, and Roland Juno gear. The lessons will be conducted using Ableton Live and all participants will be expected to have a laptop with Ableton Installed.
What are the electrical outlets like in Bali?
Bali uses Type C and F plugs (European style, two round pins) with 220V / 50Hz electricity. We recommend bringing a universal adapter if your devices use a different plug type.
Will I have free time during the retreat?
Yes! While we spend focused hours in the studio and workshops, there will also be time to enjoy Bali’s beaches, culture, and food—or simply to rest and recharge.
Do I need prior production experience?
Not at all. Our retreats are designed for all levels, from total beginners to seasoned producers. Sessions are tailored to your personal goals.
What’s included in the retreat fee?
The package typically includes tuition, studio access, accommodation, scooter hire, airport shuttle and some meals. Flights, visas, and insurance are not included. (We’ll provide a full breakdown upon booking.)Optional meditation sessions and tuition are available for free.If you dont know how to ride a scooter, we can arrange other transportation. It is advisable to have basic travel insurance as getting around Bali can sometimes be hazardous.
Do you offer day trips to sacred sites or other healing modalities (such as plant medicine) as part of your packages?
Dat trips and immersions into other healing modalities can be arranged upon request.Please contact us for more details.
How do I get to the retreat?
The closest airport is Ngurah Rai International (DPS) in Denpasar. Airport transfers can be arranged upon request.
What’s the weather like in Bali?
Bali is tropical year-round, with average temperatures between 27–32°C (80–90°F). The dry season runs from April to October, offering sunny days and cooler evenings. The wet season runs from November to March, with warm rain showers that usually pass quickly. Both seasons are beautiful—just bring light clothing, sunscreen, and a rain jacket if you’re visiting during the wetter months.