Present Your Studio, Session, and Overdub Options

Your Music Pro profile is where clients learn what you do, the work you offer, and how you can help with their next project. Keep it clear, specific, and current.

Choose Your Specialty

Select the Music Pro category that best represents your work. You may be a producer, engineer, session musician, vocalist, songwriter, photographer, videographer, educator, studio owner, or another music professional.

Choose the specialty that helps clients find you for the work you actually want to do.

Tell Clients What You Do

Write a clear introduction that explains your experience, specialties, and the type of projects you work on. Focus on the details that help a client understand your sound, skills, approach, and professional background.

A strong profile answers simple questions: What do you do? Who do you work with? What kind of projects are you best suited for?

Set Your Availability and Services

Be clear about what you are available for. You may offer remote overdubs, full recording sessions, sessions at your own studio, live work, creative services, education, or other professional services.

Keep your availability current so clients know whether you are ready for new projects.

Show Your Work

Add work examples that represent the quality and type of projects you want to attract. Use audio, video, images, credits, or portfolio examples when relevant. Only include work you have permission to share.

Keep Your Profile Current

Update your profile when your services, availability, studio setup, work examples, or professional focus changes. A complete, current profile helps the right clients find you and understand how to get started.