Make tracks. Trade gear. Build your scene.
Trakroom is the single hub where musicians make tracks together, talk through mixes, and turn retired gear into cash — without bouncing between a DAW, a chat app, and a classifieds board.
What Trakroom does
Three pillars. One tab.
The session, the conversation, and the booth live in one place — so finishing the mix doesn’t mean opening twelve tabs.
Collab
Make tracks together, anywhere on Earth.
Open a multi-track editor, branch every take as a version, and pin comments to the bar that needs them — for every collaborator on the session.
Chat
Talk through the mix while it plays.
Group channels and DMs ride the session, voice notes scrub with the playhead, and nothing useful drifts out of the thread that decided it.
Gear
Sell the gear you outgrew — fast.
Listings open from the session that retired the piece, payouts land in under 36 hours, and the seller fee stays low enough to keep working.
Sessions, mixes, and the gear that retired from them — in one shareable room.
Project rooms
Every project is a room. Pin the takes, the talk, and the gear.
Open a room for the record you’re cutting. Drop the session, the chat, and the in-progress take. When the gear retires from the mix, the room already has the story your listing needs.
Featured bands
Six rooms we’re rooting for this month.
Hand-picked sessions from the Trakroom community. Not a ranking, not an algorithm — just bands our team has been listening to on repeat. Click in to peek at a room.
Curated · 6 rooms · 2026
6 project rooms
Halftone
Three-piece dream-pop from a converted print shop. Tracking v04 of their debut at midnight.
4 project rooms
Paperline
Producer-vocalist duo cutting late-night folktronica at home.
3 project rooms
Cassiar
Four friends trading MIDI between a basement and a garage.
5 project rooms
Feralcat
Two-piece noise-pop, sharing ideas bar-by-bar.
2 project rooms
Saltwater
Loose collective ringing out a string section over a pad.
1 project rooms
Marrow
Producer-and-vocalist finishing a vocal comp over a dusty break.
Want to see your band here next month? Open a project room, finish a take, and tell us about it — we rotate picks every few weeks.
One tab for the mix, the message, and the booth.
Trakroom is rolling out to working bands and bedroom producers now. Create an account and we’ll get you on the next session.