We don’t offer returns and exchanges, but if there’s something wrong with your order, please let us know by contacting us at oshay@oshaymusicgroup.com

If you’re unsure which size would fit better, check out our sizing charts that are availabe in the product description. Though rare, it's possible that an item you ordered was mislabelled. If that’s the case, please let us know at oshay@oshaymusicgroup.com within a week after receiving your order. Include your order number and photos of the mislabeled item, and we’ll send you a new one, or issue a refund!

Once you have successfully completed the booking form you will receive an email with the same instructions as what's listed below:

Once you have successfully exported all the individual tracks from your recording session (click on the "exporting multitracks" FAQ for more info on this), you will upload the .zip file to www.wetransfer.com and then email us the wetransfer link.

We do have the ability to plan for a synchronous sip and sample party.

We do have the ability to plan for a synchronous sip and sample party.

50% deposit is due once you receive the session confirmation email and no less than 24 hours before the scheduled session start time.

Yes! Copright law says that you are owner of any orginal work you created in a tangible medium of expression, i.e. a beat, painting, song lyrics, etc from the point of creation.

Neumann U87

Warm Audio Tone Beast preamp

JBL & Yamaha monitors

UA Apollo

Control 24 control surface

Plug-ins by Universal Audio, Waves, Fab Filter, and more!

Deposit payment methods accepted are Cash App, Venmo, Paypal, and Zelle. Deposits cannot be paid in cash.

Refunds are only offered to customers that receive the wrong items or damaged items. If any of these apply, please contact us at oshay@oshaymusicgroup.com with photos of wrong/damaged items and we’ll sort that out for you.

Refunds are only offered to customers that receive the wrong items or damaged items. If any of these apply, please contact us at oshay@oshaymusicgroup.com with photos of wrong/damaged items and we’ll sort that out for you.

Refunds are only offered to customers that receive the wrong items or damaged items. If any of these apply, please contact us at oshay@oshaymusicgroup.com with photos of wrong/damaged items and we’ll sort that out for you.

Deposit payment methods accepted are Cash App, Venmo, Paypal, and Zelle. Deposits cannot be paid in cash.

Refunds are only offered to customers that receive the wrong items or damaged items. If any of these apply, please contact us at oshay@oshaymusicgroup.com with photos of wrong/damaged items and we’ll sort that out for you.

Refunds are only offered to customers that receive the wrong items or damaged items. If any of these apply, please contact us at oshay@oshaymusicgroup.com with photos of wrong/damaged items and we’ll sort that out for you.

Deposit payment methods accepted are Cash App, Venmo, Paypal, and Zelle. Deposits cannot be paid in cash.

Refunds are only offered to customers that receive the wrong items or damaged items. If any of these apply, please contact us at oshay@oshaymusicgroup.com with photos of wrong/damaged items and we’ll sort that out for you.

If you see a design or item that you like but are interested in a different color or a slightly different design, just email us with your inquiry at oshay@oshaymusicgroup.com. There may be a 20% upcharge for custom work.

The remaining balance of your session must be paid by the end of your session and before you receive the recorded files of your session.

As the owner of the beat you create you are entitled to reproduce and make copies, make derivative works, distribute copies via selling or licensing, and publicly perform or play your beat.

The remaining balance of your session must be paid by the end of your session and before you receive the recorded files of your session.

The remaining balance of your session must be paid by the end of your session and before you receive the recorded files of your session.

If you see a design or item that you like but are interested in a different color or a slightly different design, just email us with your inquiry at oshay@oshaymusicgroup.com. There may be a 20% upcharge for custom work.

If you see a design or item that you like but are interested in a different color or a slightly different design, just email us with your inquiry at oshay@oshaymusicgroup.com. There may be a 20% upcharge for custom work.

If you see a design or item that you like but are interested in a different color or a slightly different design, just email us with your inquiry at oshay@oshaymusicgroup.com. There may be a 20% upcharge for custom work.

If you see a design or item that you like but are interested in a different color or a slightly different design, just email us with your inquiry at oshay@oshaymusicgroup.com. There may be a 20% upcharge for custom work.

The Record Shop is not lacking in the equipment department! You will have access to classic mics such as Neumann U87, Shure SM7B, Telefunken 421, and A LOT more! Even more classic gear such as the Tubetech CL1B compressor, Avalon 737s, API 512s, and more.

If you see a design or item that you like but are interested in a different color or a slightly different design, just email us with your inquiry at oshay@oshaymusicgroup.com. There may be a 20% upcharge for custom work.

We offer a sales funnel service to sell your beat for you and make all necessary administrative and song registrations on your behalf in exchange for a small percentage of any gross profits made from your beat.

Mixing is done completely "in the box" using plug-ins by Softube, Waves, Universal Audio, Fab Filter, and more.

The only difference between the 2 products is that Premium mixes include Mastering and Standard does not.

A Stereo Mix is where the individual sounds of the beat have already been mixed together into 1 stereo track like the picture below:

A Multi-Track Mix is when the beat still has all the individual sounds separate like this picture below:

"A preliminary mix of the existing tracks and elements recorded for a song. A rough mix is usually the first opportunity for the artist and producer to hear what they have recorded in the context of a complete or nearly complete production."- Sweetwater.com

"A preliminary mix of the existing tracks and elements recorded for a song. A rough mix is usually the first opportunity for the artist and producer to hear what they have recorded in the context of a complete or nearly complete production."- Sweetwater.com

"A preliminary mix of the existing tracks and elements recorded for a song. A rough mix is usually the first opportunity for the artist and producer to hear what they have recorded in the context of a complete or nearly complete production."- Sweetwater.com

"...The final process that your music undergoes before distribution. Its primary aim is to polish your mix to its finest presentation and prepare it for distribution on CD, vinyl, or the internet."- Sweetwater

"...The final process that your music undergoes before distribution. Its primary aim is to polish your mix to its finest presentation and prepare it for distribution on CD, vinyl, or the internet."- Sweetwater

Mixing is the process of adjusting and balancing everything you have already recorded to complete your songs. We'll do things like drop in effects, adjust fader, EQ your tracks and so on. Think of mixing a song like following a recipe for baking a cake. It’s making sure that we don’t put too little or too much of one ingredient into the cake that would overpower another ingredient but making sure that there is space for everything and that all the ingredients work together to create a delicious tasting cake. Mixing is the 2nd to last stage before your song is “release ready”.

If mixing is like baking a cake, mastering is like adding icing to that cake. It is the final step to only enhance the delicious tasting cake, i.e. your mix. In mastering we apply things like limiting to achieve a loudness comparable with other commercial releases without compromising the original feel or quality of your song. We reference other commercially released recordings similar to yours to ensure that your song is sonically on par with or surpassing the quality of comparable songs.

A 2-track is a beat where all of the individual instruments used in the music has already been mixed together into a stereo (left and right) track. A trackout or multitrack beat is a beat that has all the individual sounds of the beat, i.e. kick drum, snare, bass, piano, guitar, etc.

A stereo mix is a mix where all the music or the "beat" has already been mixed together into a stereo (left and right) track. A multitrack mix is when you provide us with all the individual sounds of the beat, i.e. kick drum, snare, bass, piano, guitar, etc.

A stereo mix is a mix where all the music or the "beat" has already been mixed together into a stereo (left and right) track. A multitrack mix is when you provide us with all the individual sounds of the beat, i.e. kick drum, snare, bass, piano, guitar, etc.

Be sure to label all tracks correctly, export in 24 bit if possible, export for the entire range of the full song, and remove all effect plug ins if possible.

Be sure to label all tracks correctly, export in 24 bit if possible, export for the entire range of the full song, and remove all effect plug ins if possible.

Follow the instructions in these videos to export your tracks based on the DAW you are in:

Pro Tools- (coming soon)

Logic Pro X- (coming soon)

Reason- (coming soon)

Garage Band- (coming soon)

Be sure to label all tracks correctly, export in 24 bit if possible, export for the entire range of the full song, and remove all effect plug ins if possible.