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Road
Records believes strongly about free speech in the arts and will try
not to censor its artists' music or lyrics.
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Road
Records and Askland Publishing
(ASCAP) are not responsible for tracking or paying income tax on client
profits from sales.
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Sessions
cancelled less than 24 hours in advance may be charged 50% of the
time booked for that session.
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Studio
sessions are not confirmed until 50% down payment has been received
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We
cannot guarantee contracts for any given project. Any information
on this site or otherwise is mean to show a track record of previous
studio performance only.
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Down
payments are non-refundable.
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Alcohol
and illegal substances are not allowed on or around premise. Any clients
which are under the influence will be asked to leave and will be charged
for the day's session. The Road Records staff,
at their discretion, may cancel entire projects without refund if
any client is obnoxiously intoxicated.
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Road
Records provides the master tapes for many projects. These are available
to clients at an additional reasonable charge if so desired.
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Producer's
Cut: For all projects produced in-house, 3% of gross sales will go
to Road Records retroactive to the first unit sold.
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Copyright
registration is the responsibility of the client. Studio can provide
assistance and forms if needed.
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On
flat rate projects the studio will use its choice of studio
musicians. If the artist picks the musicians then those sessions
will be charged on the clock at regular studio rate.
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No
masters or copies are released from the studio until projects are
paid in full through to current work performed.
- Any
advice, legal or otherwise, given by Road Records employees is mean
for informational purposes only. Please consult legal counsel for advice
on legal issues and contracts.
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clients using hard disk recording formats (ie: Pro
Tools) the studio often provides hard disk space on its own in-house
drives. Clients are ultimately responsible for the archiving of their
own audio. Road Records cannot be held responsible for erased drives
or deleted audio on drives. Normal studio procedure is to delete audio
files from drives when projects are completed. If clients need to archive
audio or have backups in case of crashes, they need to purchase their
own external SCSI hard drives.
- Project
are considered completed when clients approve final mix and recording.
Any subsequent editing or recording is subject to the normal hourly
rate.
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