Per-Hour Cost to Record Music, Say
NYT Crossword Answers
If you’ve ever tried to book studio time, you know recording music isn’t cheap. Crosswords love these types of straightforward-but-tricky clues, and “Per-hour cost to record music, say” is a classic example. The answer could be a general term for pricing or something specific to the music industry. If the answer is STUDIO FEE, it refers to the hourly rate musicians pay for professional recording space. But constructors might also throw in other financial terms to keep solvers on their toes.
Possible Answers:
| Answer | Explanation |
| STUDIO FEE | The standard charge for booking a recording studio per hour. |
| HOURLY RATE | A general term for per-hour pricing, applicable to many services. |
| SESSION COST | Refers to the cost of a recording session, often billed by the hour. |
Sneaky Alternatives:
| Answer | Explanation |
| TAB | A casual way to refer to a bill, but might be a crossword trick. |
| RENT | Since studios are rented by the hour, this could be a misleading answer. |
| BILL | A generic term for the cost of something, but too vague unless the puzzle is going for wordplay. |
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