Welcome to DAW Assembly, a service of DENIRO LLC. By accessing this website, placing an order, or using any of the products or consulting services described here, you agree to be bound by these terms of service and by any page linked from them that is part of this agreement.
If you do not agree with any part of these terms, you should not use the website or buy a service from us. We may update these terms from time to time, and the version shown on this page at the time of your order is the version that governs that order unless we tell you otherwise in writing before the purchase is made.
The services described in these terms are provided by DENIRO LLC, a computer systems design business located in Murray, Utah, United States. Our operating address is 650 E Brittany Dr APT 106, Murray - 84107-4030, United States (US).
The studio and website are run closely by the developer and engineer Deniroy, who designs the templates, configures the chain presets and leads the signal flow work described on the homepage.
You can reach us by email at pulse@dawassembly.hair or by telephone at +19087086421. Please keep a copy of any order confirmation so we can match a query to the correct project quickly.
A few terms used throughout these terms are explained below so that there is no confusion about what we mean.
We, us and our
These words mean DENIRO LLC and its staff and helpers who carry out the work.
You and your
These words mean the person or business that visits the website, sends an enquiry, or buys a product or service.
Module
A module is one unit of our work, such as a template pack, a set of plugin chain presets, a signal flow diagram, a room layout plan, or a focused training file.
Product file
A product file is the final digital deliverable we hand over, such as a DAW session file, a text document, a drawing, or an instruction sheet.
Studio work
Studio work means any consulting, buildout guidance, or workflow training that we complete for you, whether carried out remotely or on site.
DENIRO LLC sells digital workstation and studio modules built around five main lines, all of which are described in more detail on the homepage module rack.
We work only within the limits of our own skill and the tools we know. We do not promise to master every version of every computer system, and we will tell you honestly when a requested feature falls outside what we can deliver well.
A clear order begins with a clear brief. You can start an order by completing the contact form, by emailing pulse@dawassembly.hair, or by calling +19087086421. Inquire first, because most modules are scoped to your setup and are not generic downloads.
When you ask for a product or a consultation, we will send you a scope note that lists the work, the files you will receive, the timeline and the price. That scope note becomes our agreement when you accept it in writing, which can be through email, through a reply on the contact form, or through an online payment step.
We are not obliged to accept every order. We may decline work that we cannot deliver well, that conflicts with an existing obligation, or that we reasonably judge to be outside our scope of responsible service.
Scope changes
If you ask for work beyond what your accepted scope note describes, we will send an updated scope note with any change in price before that extra work begins. No work outside the agreed scope is billable unless you first agree to it.
Prices are quoted in United States dollars unless we agree otherwise in the scope note. Every price you are shown before you pay is the price you owe; we do not add hidden website fees after the fact.
When payment is due
For digital modules, payment is generally due when the scope note is accepted and before the finished files are sent. For larger consulting work we may split the amount into an agreed schedule written into the scope note.
How you can pay
Payment is taken through a payment provider we select for the order. If you pay by card, the charge is made by that provider on our behalf. Bank transfers are possible for larger studio work where we set that up in advance.
Taxes
Where sales tax or similar charges apply to a sale to your location, we will show the correct figure at the point of payment and remit it as the law requires.
Late payment
If an agreed payment term is not met, we may pause work and hold delivery of files until the outstanding amount is settled. The timeline restarts once payment clears.
Product files are sent to the email address on your order or made available through a secure download link that we provide. We aim to deliver within the timeline in your scope note and we will let you know promptly if that window needs to move.
Because modules are tailored, exact handover may take a little longer when your setup is unusual. We value a finished file over a rushed one and we will keep you informed at each stage about progress.
Download links usually expire after a set number of days for security. If your link has expired, contact us and we will issue a fresh one. We recommend saving your files in at least two places as soon as you receive them.
We stand behind the work we hand over. Within a reasonable settlement period after delivery, we will fix genuine faults in the files we built at no extra cost, where the fault is caused by our error rather than by a change you make later.
Review and change rounds are described in your scope note so you know how many are included. Because our work is digital and changes are easy to ask for, we will describe clearly how many rounds you have reserved and what counts as a new round.
Template packs and chain presets are prepared for a named version of the tool you use. If the maker of that tool updates it after your order, our files may need small adjustments, which we can quote as follow-up work at a fair price.
When you buy a digital module, you receive a personal, non transferable, single operator license to use that module in your own studio and on your own projects. You may load our template into your sessions, use our chain presets, and print or follow our diagrams for your own rooms.
This license lets you run the module on computers you control. It does not give you the right to share the module with another studio, to include it in a product you sell, or to grant sub licenses to anyone else.
If you operate a studio that employs several engineers and need a wider right, ask us for a team license before you buy. We are glad to discuss a fair option for a production house.
You may not resell, rent, lease or give away any module or product file that we create, whether in its original form or after changes, unless we agree in advance through a separate written license.
You may not repackage our routing logic, documentation or training text into a competing product or offer it as your own on any service or channel. The judgement, structure and wording of our materials belong to DENIRO LLC and stay with us.
Making your own templates that borrow our ideas in spirit is normal studio practice and is welcome. Copying our actual files, text or diagrams wholesale is not. When in doubt, ask us first and we will usually be happy to answer.
To build a template or to train you well, we may need bits of your own material such as a list of your plugins, a plan of your room, your track count, or a draft session. You keep full ownership of that material, and our use of it is limited to completing your order.
By sharing your material with us, you confirm that you are allowed to share it and that it does not break the rights of another party. We will not publish your session or your notes beyond what our own internal work needs, and we will not use your material in a module we sell to a different client.
If a track or beat you send us is protected or unfinished and you do not want it reviewed, please label the file clearly or leave it out of the work entirely.
You agree to give us a truthful brief and to tell us about anything that could affect a template or a routing document, such as a new operating system, a special interface, or a version of software that is not the latest one.
You are responsible for keeping backups of your own sessions before we make changes, and for making sure the tools you run can accept the files we deliver. We will say which version a file is prepared for, and you should check that it matches your setup before the work begins.
You are also responsible for confirming that any licenses you hold for your own plugins and software allow the use you plan, since those terms are set by the makers of those tools and are separate from ours.
You agree to use the website and our services only for lawful purposes and in a way that does not harm the service or the people behind it. In particular you will not do any of the following.
We reserve the right to refuse service and to block a user who breaks these rules, without entering into an argument about the decision where that is lawful.
The website design, the console and patchbay artwork, the text, the template structure and the routing documentation are the intellectual property of DENIRO LLC and its developer Deniroy. Protection comes from copyright and related laws.
Nothing on the website gives you a right to use our name, our wordmark, our colour scheme or any page layout in a way that suggests you are affiliated with us. The DAW Assembly name and the DENIRO LLC mark identify our own services.
If you see our material being copied by someone else and wish to report it, we are glad to receive the reference so we can look into the source.
We deliver our work to be used for the purpose described in your scope note, and we make that module available to you in a reasonably usable form. Within the revision window in section eight we will correct faults that we caused.
Because every studio is different and tools change quickly, our hands on warranty is limited to the faults and the revision window described in these terms. We do not warrant that a module will make any mix sound a particular way, since sound relies on the skill of the engineer at the board as much as on the files they use.
The website is provided on an as available basis. We try to keep it reliable, but we do not promise that it will never be down or that every part will always work on every device.
To the fullest extent allowed by law, DENIRO LLC will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special or consequential damages, or for lost profits, lost business or lost goodwill, that arise from your use of the website or from the delivery or use of a module.
Our total liability for a claim that comes from one order is limited to the amount you actually paid us for that order. Nothing in these terms removes or reduces a liability that cannot be removed or reduced by law, such as a liability caused by our own negligence or by misleading statements we cannot lawfully exclude.
We recommend you test any delivered file on a copy of your session before you rely on it for a live project, because a mistake caught early is always cheaper and easier to fix than one discovered at a worse moment.
You agree to protect DENIRO LLC and its helpers from claims that result from your own actions. This means you are responsible for harm caused by misuse of a module, by material you share that breaks someone else rights, or by your breaking of the acceptable use rules.
Where a claim is made against us because of your own breach, you will cover the reasonable costs we face in defending that claim, including legal fees, to the extent the claim is caused by you. This section does not make you responsible for faults that are genuinely caused by our own error.
This agreement applies from the point you accept a scope note and continues until the work described is finished, unless it is ended earlier in line with this section.
If we cancel a project because you break an important part of these terms, we will stop work and tell you the reason in writing. Files that are not yet paid for will not be released, and any fee owed for work already done and agreed will still be due.
If you cancel a project after we have started it, you will pay for the work completed to the point of cancellation and for any reasonable costs already spent. This lets us cover the time we set aside for you fairly.
The sections that are meant to continue after an order ends, such as those about license limits, intellectual property, liability and governing law, will keep applying.
The courts of the State of Utah, United States, govern these terms and any dispute that arises from them, or from your use of the website or a module to the fullest extent allowed by the law of your own residence.
Before any formal step, we will make a reasonable attempt to resolve a disagreement directly by talking and by writing clear messages to each other. Most studio disagreements are really misunderstandings about scope or files, and those are best settled quickly on a call or an email thread.
This choice of law does not take away rights that cannot be waived under the law where you live, and it does not prevent you from raising a concern with a local regulator where that route is open to you.
These terms, together with any scope note and privacy policy that apply to your order, form the whole agreement between you and DENIRO LLC about that matter. They replace any earlier conversations, drafts or summaries about the same work.
No spoken comment by one of our people changes these terms unless it is confirmed in writing in the scope note. If you believe a point in these terms is not what you agreed to, raise it before you pay so we can correct it.
Where a conflict appears between an entry in a scope note and a single sentence of these general terms, the scope note wins for that specific order, because it was written for your particular project.
If a court holds that one part of these terms cannot be enforced, that part will be read down as far as the law allows, while the remaining parts stay in full effect.
A ruling on one part of these terms does not mean that a similar clause in another document is also thrown out, and it does not change the validity of the rest of this agreement.
We intend these terms to be fair and workable. Where a single rule turns out to be out of step with the law, we aim to keep the spirit of the rule alive rather than to let the whole document collapse.
Questions about these terms, about an order, or about a scope note can be sent to us by any channel below. Please include your order number or the email you used at the start so we can pull up the right file quickly.
Operating company: DENIRO LLC.
Registered address: 650 E Brittany Dr APT 106, Murray - 84107-4030, United States (US).
Contact email: pulse@dawassembly.hair.
Contact telephone: +19087086421.
We read our own mail and messages rather than leaving customer care to a robot, so a clear note usually gets a person back to you within a business day or two.