FAQ
Good questions.
If yours isn't here, ask on the booking form — a person answers.
Who owns the recordings?
You do. Once your invoice is paid, the raw tracks, edits and exports are yours. We only use footage in our portfolio if you opt in, in writing.
How long do you keep my raw files?
We keep raw session files for 30 days after delivery, then delete them. Ask for a longer archive before your session if you need it.
Do my guests need to sign anything?
Yes. Every on-camera or on-mic guest signs a short appearance release before we press record. Texas is a one-party consent state, but remote guests in all-party consent states (like California) still need to agree, so we confirm consent for everyone.
What happens if I need to cancel?
5+ days ahead: full refund. 24 hours to 5 days: studio credit. Under 24 hours: the audio-only rate is kept. If we cancel, you get a full refund plus a free hour. Full details are on our Studio Rules page.
Can you add music to my intro?
Yes, from a licensed library we name on your invoice. We never promise "copyright-free" music, and we explain how YouTube Content ID claims work and how to clear them.
Will you help my show grow?
We help you sound and look professional and publish consistently. We don't promise downloads, rankings or income — nobody honestly can.
Do you clone voices or make AI voiceovers?
No. We never clone or synthesize a person's voice without their written consent, and we don't produce AI-voiced robocalls or outbound phone messages.
Can I bring my own sponsor reads?
Of course. Disclosing sponsorships is the creator's responsibility under FTC guidance; we're happy to point you to the FTC's plain-language "Disclosures 101" resource.
Is the studio accessible?
The studio is on the ground floor with a step-free entrance and an accessible restroom. Tell us what you need when you book and we'll set the room up for you. See our Accessibility page.