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Shows looking for guests, and guests looking for shows.

Hosts: say what your show is about, who you want on it, and how you record (remote or in person, how long). Artists and creators: say what you can talk about and link something that shows it.

Agree the details in messages before anyone records: the date, how the episode will be used, and whether a guest can share their part.

Recording, editing and mixing spoken audio, remote guests included.

Ask for feedback on how an episode sounds and say what's bothering you: room echo, levels between hosts, a guest's connection. Share your setup, from one USB mic to a full studio, and what you'd change about it.

Using music in your show? Say where it's from and how it's licensed, and credit the people who made it.

Making a show: formats, launching, growing an audience and getting paid.

Share an episode and say what you want to hear back: the opening, the pacing, the format, or whether it's ready to pitch to a sponsor. Talk about what's worked for growth, and what hasn't.

Whatever your show is about, you're welcome here. Keep it about making podcasts, not arguing the topic of someone else's.

New releases, works in progress and feedback.

Share something you made and say what kind of feedback you want: first impressions, the mix, the cover, or whether it's ready. Then give some back: comment on two other posts for every one you share.

Collabs, paid work, services and open calls.

When you post, say what you need, by when, and what it pays (or that it's a collab), so people can tell quickly whether it's for them. Responding opens a conversation with the person who posted.

Payments happen off Session Central. With someone you haven't worked with, agree the work and the price in writing, and be careful with anyone who asks you to pay first. A non-verified member's posts carry a caution line: that isn't an accusation, just a reminder to check.

Honest conversation about how the business works: contracts, publishing, distribution, streaming, labels, managers, promoters and touring.

Ask the question you think everyone else already knows the answer to. Share what a deal actually looked like, without anyone's private details.

Nothing here is legal or financial advice. For anything you're about to sign, talk to a lawyer.

Lyrics, toplines, co-writes and splits.

Share lyrics and demos, find co-writers, and talk about the craft and the business of writing songs. Agree on splits before the session ends, while everyone remembers who wrote what.

Recording, mixing and mastering, from bedroom to studio.

Ask for feedback on a mix and say what you're hearing that you don't like. Share techniques, talk studios and gear, and be open about rates: it helps artists budget and keeps the work fair.

Before you trade stems with someone, agree on credits and payment in writing.

Shoots, music videos, cover art and visual work for artists.

Show your work, talk technique and rates, and meet artists who need photos and video. When you post a shoot, credit the artist and say what you were asked for: it helps the next artist know what to ask.

Looking for work? Put your city and the kind of shoots you do in your profile, and keep an eye on Opportunities.

For R&B and soul artists, writers and producers.

Share songs and sessions, find vocalists and co-writers, and talk about what goes into a record that lasts. Tell us who you are and what you're working on in the replies.

Bars, beats and the culture around them.

Post your music from MyScrybe, talk craft and process, and put others on to what you're listening to. Feedback is welcome when it's asked for: if you want it, say what kind.

Keep it about the music and the people making it. Beef with someone stays off the page.

Beats, sound design, sessions and the business of production.

Share works in progress and say what feedback you want: the low end, the arrangement, the mix, or whether it's ready to pitch. Talk gear and plugins, and post what you're looking for when you want an artist to work with.

If you're placing beats, say how you license them up front, so nobody finds out the terms halfway through a song.

This is the place for artists doing it themselves: releases, shows, merch, marketing and everything between.

To get things going, reply with:

• what you make, and where you're based;
• what you're releasing or working on next;
• one thing that worked for you this year, and one that didn't.

Honest answers help everyone here more than highlight reels do.

Welcome to Session Central, the creator community built around MyScrybe.

Subsessions are the forum pages: the defaults, local scenes, and any you start yourself. Join the ones that fit what you make, and they shape your Home feed.

Your profile is your portfolio. Connect MyScrybe and your music, photo and Verified badge come with you. Add your roles and your city so people looking for a producer in Phoenix, or a photographer in Atlanta, can find you.

Opportunities are collabs, paid work, services and open calls. Payments happen off the platform, so take care with people you haven't worked with: a non-verified member's posts say so.

Messages start as a request when the other person doesn't follow you. Be specific about what you want.

Read the community guidelines before you post, report anything that breaks them, and tell us what's missing with Send feedback under the nav. This is a pilot: what you say changes what we build next.