COOKIE POLICY.
This policy explains the cookies and similar browser-storage technologies that may be used on the ODESA Music website.
Effective date: 23 September 2026
1. What these technologies are
Cookies are small files stored by a website in a browser. Similar technologies include localStorage and IndexedDB, which can save preferences, application state and larger project data on a device.
2. Technologies used
| Category | Purpose | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Necessary and functional | Operate pages, security, navigation and requested tool functions. | Blogger functionality and essential preferences. |
| Project and recovery storage | Save EasyDAW recovery data, imported asset references, generated material or tool settings in the browser. | localStorage and IndexedDB. |
| Analytics and performance | Understand visits, performance and errors where analytics is enabled. | Google or Blogger measurement technologies. |
| Embedded media | Display or play content hosted by another platform. | YouTube, Spotify and SoundCloud embeds. |
| Commerce and external services | Support downloads, purchases or outbound service features after interaction. | Gumroad and linked partner services. |
3. Consent
Where consent is legally required, non-essential storage or tracking should be used only after you make a choice through the available consent controls. Necessary storage used to provide a feature you request may operate without optional consent where permitted by law.
4. EasyDAW and producer-tool storage
Local project recovery exists to help you continue work on the same browser and device. It is not cloud storage. Clearing browser data, blocking storage, using private mode or changing devices may remove or prevent recovery. Export important work before closing or clearing the browser.
5. Managing storage
You can use the site's consent control where available and your browser settings to block or delete cookies and site data. Blocking necessary storage may stop embedded media, recovery or producer tools from working correctly. Browser help pages explain how to inspect and clear data for an individual site.
6. Third parties
Third-party embeds and links are governed by the relevant provider's policies. A provider may set or access its own technologies when its content loads or after you interact with it.
7. Updates and contact
This policy may change when features or providers change. Questions can be sent through the Contact page.