Software terms

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Software terms for A440 Guitar Workshop. Please read these with the pricing, privacy and refund pages.

1. Who supplies GWS

A440 Guitar Workshop is a sole-trader business based in Scotland, United Kingdom. The proprietor's legal name and postal business address are provided in Business details. Business contact: support@a440guitarworkshop.com.

2. Your software licence

While your subscription and device authorisation are valid, you may install and use GWS for the permitted uses described in the product information. The device limit shown in your account applies. Keep your account and activation credentials private. The software is licensed to you; its ownership is not transferred.

Your music, local files and original contributions remain yours. These terms do not give GWS ownership of your audio. Third-party software components remain subject to their own licences, including any rights those licences grant you.

3. What the plan includes

The monthly plan covers the features listed on the pricing page, subject to the hardware and compatibility information provided before purchase. Recognition, Community, the forum and account functions need an internet connection. Backing-track capabilities depend on supported hardware and the selected processing mode. Listen to processed results before accepting or using them.

GWS works with audio and other material you supply. You are responsible for having the permissions required for your use. Do not use GWS or Community features to infringe another person's rights. No licence to third-party recordings, artwork or lyrics is granted by a GWS subscription.

4. Price, payment and renewal

The planned GBP price is £9.99 per month including applicable sales tax. The plan renews monthly until cancelled. The actual amount, currency and billing interval must be displayed before an order is placed.

At launch, Paddle will handle payments as Merchant of Record. Its Buyer Terms apply to the payment transaction. These GWS terms cover your use of the software and GWS services.

5. Cancellation, refunds and your files

Cancel future renewals through your Paddle subscription email or Paddle's buyer support. Cancellation is normally effective at the end of the current paid period. Refund and withdrawal requests are handled under applicable consumer rights and Paddle's terms; see the refund and cancellation policy.

Access to subscription features depends on an active entitlement and licensed device. Keep backups of your local music and processed outputs. Ending a subscription does not transfer ownership of your files to GWS.

6. Community and forum

Members may submit processing settings and take part in the forum under the displayed Community rules. Only submit material you have permission to share. By submitting content, you allow GWS to host, display and moderate it as needed to provide those features; you retain ownership. Content may be removed or access restricted for abuse, infringement or a security issue. Membership is not a guarantee that every submitted processing profile will be published or approved.

7. Support and problems

Contact support with a description of the issue, your GWS version and relevant compatibility information. Share diagnostics only when you choose to. Do not email full payment-card details, passwords or activation secrets.

Nothing in these terms removes consumer protections or limits liability where the law does not allow it. If the software or service does not meet the rights that apply to your purchase, contact GWS support or Paddle to request the appropriate remedy.

8. Changes and disputes

Material changes to a subscription will be communicated before they apply where required. Price changes and billing notices are subject to Paddle's checkout terms and applicable law.

These GWS software terms are governed by the law of Scotland. Consumers keep any mandatory protections and rights to use their local courts. Paddle's separate payment contract has its own governing-law provisions.