Booking a record means talking to a studio, an engineer, maybe a producer, and doing it across DMs, texts and email until nobody can find the message with the dates in it. Legacy keeps those conversations in one place attached to real profiles.
Threads update in real time, with replies to a specific message, reactions, edits, deletes, read receipts, typing indicators and presence.
It behaves the way you expect a messenger to behave, which matters when you are agreeing dates and prices with somebody you have not met.

Connect with the engineers, producers and studios you actually work with and they stay in your network rather than in a phone you will eventually lose.
There is a feed too, so the people you are connected to see what you are working on — which is how second sessions tend to happen.
Filter by city, room type, gear, rate and whether they are open at 2am — then shortlist.
Read morePick a room, a date and a length, see the full price with add-ons, and send the request.
Read moreBrowse producers and engineers by role and craft, then send a brief straight to them.
Read moreRead moderated reviews from artists who recorded there — and leave your own afterwards.
Read moreA public page with your music, so studios and producers know who they are talking to.
Read moreInvite people you record with, earn points, and redeem them for Pro without paying.
Read moreSearching, saving, enquiring, booking and reviewing are free for artists — and stay free.