A recording studio or independent producer usually gets found one of two ways: word of mouth from other artists, or someone searching for a studio in their area and landing on whoever has the clearest site. Neither path is helped by a generic "state of the art facility" page that doesn't say what gear is actually in the room or what kind of records you've actually worked on.
Describing your studio to Nova, for example "a website for a small recording studio specializing in mixing and mastering for independent hip-hop artists, with our gear, past credits, and a booking contact form," produces a site structured around that, with AI-generated previews of the proposed features along the way and a live preview once it's built, before you publish to a free getnova.pro subdomain with no account required to get there. Because the credits and gear sections reflect your actual studio rather than a generic "professional recording services" template, the draft starts closer to something an artist would actually read before reaching out.
One thing worth planning for: Nova builds the site itself, but it doesn't handle session booking or calendar management, and it doesn't host audio files for streaming. Most studios link out to a scheduling tool for booking sessions and to SoundCloud, a private file-sharing link, or a similar service for sharing sample tracks or mixes, and you'd do the same from a Nova-built site, the same way most independent studios already operate. Where Nova fits is the front door, your gear, your credits, your rates if you choose to list them, and a way for an artist to reach you, not the booking calendar or the file hosting behind an active session.
Yes, describe your actual equipment and the work you've done, and Nova will build the site around that instead of vague claims about quality.
No, that stays with a separate booking tool or calendar link that you'd connect to the site, similar to how most independent studios already manage bookings.
Depending on where your audio is hosted, most platforms support embedding on external pages; check your host's current embed options when building the site.
Describe your studio to Nova and see a site built around your actual gear and credits before deciding on anything else.