Music production setup spotted in Sofia studio

An overhead view captures a digital audio workstation setup, likely used for music production or mastering, in an indoor setting. The primary subjects are a MacBook Pro laptop on the right and a larger external Philips monitor on the left, both displaying elements of a digital audio workstation (DAW) interface. The external monitor, branded "PHILIPS" and "EVNIA", shows a detailed view of a mixing console with multiple faders and a plugin interface. Prominently displayed is an "Adaptive Limiter" plugin, with controls for "Threshold", "Ratio", "Attack", "Release", and "Knee". Various presets like "Garage Trap", "Gentle Acoustic", "Metal", "Modern Hip Hop", and "Pop Clarity" are visible, suggesting audio mastering applications. The screen also displays labels such as "Inst", "Aux", "Bus", "Input", "Output", "Master/VCA", and "MIDI", indicative of a comprehensive DAW environment. A green pen or marker is visible near the bottom left of this monitor. The MacBook Pro's screen also shows a DAW interface, specifically an iZotope Ozone 10 plugin window. This window features controls for "Gain Match", "Dither", and "Referencer", along with an EQ curve, compressor, and limiter settings. The laptop's keyboard is partially visible, showing "command", "option", and "control" keys. To the right of the MacBook Pro, a separate external white keyboard is partially visible. Behind the monitors, a black equipment rack with several screws is visible, suggesting audio hardware. White cables connect to the MacBook Pro. Text on an audio device partially visible behind the laptop reads "LASUDES ELITE BICRALPHONE". The overall scene suggests a dedicated workspace for professional or enthusiast audio production.