MORGAN G-STA

Where Your Talent Shines

Morgan G-sta is a experienced music producer in Pretoria,South Africa. We offer an impressive array of production and recording services, and affordable rates. Whatever audio style you are interested in recording or whichever instruments you play, we’ve got you covered. Speak with us today to see how we can make your musical dreams a reality.

STUDIO SERVICES

Acoustic, Electronic, All-Purpose, and More

MIXING

Send us your songs for mixing via email.
Just use ‘Dropbox’ or WeTransfer to send us your audio files and leave the rest to our experienced mixing team.
It’s that simple. (Restricted to a maximum of 2GB

Process

You send us separates as 24 bit audio wav files.
Provide us with Instructions and guidelines for the product
(a reference track of what you would like the mix to sound like as well as a rough mix of the track itself would be preferable).
We then send the mix back to you as a wav file or an mp3 for listening purposes in 2 weeks time.

Submission File Format

Please use dry vocals/tracks (no reverb, echo, etc.) when sending separates.
Also please name all files for easier setup (ie. Kick, Bass, Snare, Lead Vocal, etc.) and all tracks must start at bar one.
The files should be kept in the same resolution as they were recorded/programmed in.

MASTERING

Send us your songs for mastering via email.
Just use ‘Dropbox’ or WeTransfer to send us your audio files and leave the rest to our experienced mastering team.
It’s that simple.

Process

You send us your final mixes as wav files – maximum -3dB (un-mastered/unprocessed.)
Provide us with Instructions and guidelines for the product or even reference tracks.
We then send you the mastered mixes back either as wav files or mp3’s in 5 working days

Submission File Format

Keep the mixes clean and dynamic by not processors or plug ins on the master output.
Dynamic processors (compressor/limiters) on the master bus makes it impossible for the track/s to be mastered.
So please do not use any compressors/limiters on the master output when bouncing final mixes.
The file should be kept in the same resolution as it was mixed in. If a song was mixed in 96kHz, 24bit, it should be submitted in that same depth but as a wav file.