These terms define the basic rules for using this website and requesting services from Major Melody Studios.
These terms apply to the use of this website and to requests for studio, audio, video, marketing and digital content services offered by Major Melody Studios.
By using this website, you agree to use it only in a lawful, fair and technically responsible manner.
Information about services, prices, availability and examples on this website is non-binding unless a specific written offer or booking confirmation states otherwise.
Bookings and project requests become binding only after confirmation by us. We may decline requests that are incomplete, abusive, unlawful or outside our service scope.
You must not misuse this website, interfere with its security, submit unlawful content, send spam or attempt to access data or systems without authorization.
If you submit files, links, lyrics, recordings, references or other material, you are responsible for having the required rights and permissions.
Website content, designs, texts, images, audio examples and other materials are protected by copyright and other intellectual property rights.
Use, reproduction, publication or distribution beyond normal website use requires prior written permission unless a separate license or agreement allows it.
This website may contain links or embeds from third-party providers. We are not responsible for external content, availability or data processing by those providers.
The privacy policies and terms of the respective third-party providers apply to their services.
We try to keep the website available and accurate, but we do not guarantee uninterrupted availability or that all information is always complete and current.
We may update, remove or change content, services and these terms when the website, legal requirements or our services change.
Information about how we process personal data is available in our privacy policy.
Legal provider details are available in the imprint.
German law applies, unless mandatory consumer protection laws provide otherwise. If individual provisions are invalid, the remaining provisions remain unaffected.