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By the end of the
1970's the music business had moved on rapidly
and more sophistication was needed in producing
master demo's. Morgan now offered a sixteen
track service with a basic lin-up of 1 lead male
vocal, a male vocal group of 2, lead guitar,
rhythm guitar, bass guitar, drums and piano.
Extras he could add are extra voices including a
female voice, extra guitar, an electric piano
and a string synthasiser. Quite a long way from
his original trio set up. Gone were publicists
and publishers, replaced with record companies.
The multi tracks
were produced on reel-to-reel recorders and as
each track was effectively individually recorded
allowed great flexibility in recording and
produing the "sound". However the digital age of
sound recording was just around the corner and
from the 1980's revolutionized sound recording
and distribution and gave rise to the "Sound
engineer". Morgan continued his music business
up to 1984 but was forced to give up "Through
business pressures".
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