What are the hours of operation?
The Ryman Recording Booth is open from 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
What does it cost?
Cost is $15.00 for a solo singer, tax included; $25.00 for a duet, tax included; or you may record your own original song for $20 (see below for details).

Your “Make A Record At The Ryman” CD ticket is available at the Ryman Box Office.
What is included in my Make A Record purchase?
You get a CD in its original “jewel box” case, with a Ryman Records label, listing your name(s) and the song you choose to record.
Is there any other cost incurred?
Yes. As you purchase your ticket for recording your CD, you must also purchase a Museum Tour Ticket. Tour Tickets come in two varieties: Self-guided Tour ($13.00, adult; $6.50, child aged 4-12); BackStage Tour ($17.00, adult; $10.50, child aged 4-12). The Backstage Tour includes the Self-guided Tour in the price.

The reason for this is that the Recording Studio is located inside the Museum/Auditorium, which requires admission.
What are the song choices?

We offer twelve (12) country and pop classics and one (1) gospel standard:
-------Amazing Grace
-------Crazy
-------Friends in Low Places
-------Emotional Girl
-------Grandpa
-------Heartbreak Hotel
-------He Stopped Loving Her Today
-------Hey, Good Lookin’
-------King of the Road
-------Mama Tried
-------My Baby Loves Me
-------No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problem
-------Walkin’ After Midnight

You may also record a song of your own (see below for details).

What do I do in order to record my own composition?
Come prepared with a lyric sheet and our engineer will set up to record you playing and singing your own song.
May I bring my own instrument and record?
Yes, you may bring an acoustic instrument such as a guitar, banjo, mandolin, violin (fiddle) or dulcimer.  We also have an acoustic guitar which you may borrow.
Do I need to make an appointment?
Yes. The Box Office representative will provide you with an appointed recording time when you purchase your CD. After the purchase, proceed to the Recording Booth to meet your Recording Engineer. GOOD LUCK! And we hope to see you soon!