Legacy Recording Studios
Your profile

Turn up as somebody, not an unknown email

Studios and producers get a lot of enquiries. The ones that get answered first come from artists who are clearly real and clearly ready. A profile with your music on it does that work before you have said anything.

  • Public artist page
  • Your audio on it
  • Free to build
Your artist profile
Maya EllisonArtist · Nashville
Audio tracks2 of 2 used
Coastlines — rough mix
Paper Houses — demo
Free carries 2 tracks and 3 portfolio pieces. Pro takes that to 20 tracks and unlimited pieces.

A page you can actually send someone

Your profile is a real public page — a bio, where you are based, your genres, portfolio pieces and audio tracks people can play.

It means an enquiry to a studio is not a stranger asking for a rate. It is somebody they can hear in ten seconds, which is usually the difference between a reply and silence.

  • Public URL you can put anywhere
  • Bio, location and genres
  • Portfolio pieces and playable audio tracks
  • Connected to your enquiries, bookings and reviews
A producer working in a bright loft studio

What Free carries, and where Pro helps

The profile itself is free and always will be — a free account carries two audio tracks and three portfolio pieces, which is enough to show somebody what you sound like.

Pro is for artists using it as their main shopfront: twenty audio tracks and unlimited portfolio pieces, plus attachments and search in messages.

Free vs Pro for artists

Free — always
  • Public artist profile with bio and genres
  • 2 audio tracks
  • 3 portfolio pieces
  • Unlimited searching, saving and enquiries
  • Reviews, bookings and messages
Pro adds
  • 20 audio tracks
  • Unlimited portfolio pieces
  • Attachments and search in messages

Questions artists ask

Is the artist profile free?
Yes. The profile, the public page, searching, saving, enquiring, booking and reviewing are all free. Pro only raises how much music you can host on it.
What happens if I hit the two-track limit?
You are told when you try to add a third, and nothing you have already uploaded is touched. Either replace a track or move to Pro for twenty.
Does my profile have to be public?
No. A public profile is something you switch on. Leave it off and your account still works for searching, saving, enquiring and booking.

The right room is out there. Go and find it.

Searching, saving, enquiring, booking and reviewing are free for artists — and stay free.