Audio MCP Server
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The Audio MCP Server enables AI assistants like Claude to interact with your computer's audio system. It provides audio input/output capabilities, allowing Claude to record from microphones and play audio through speakers.
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What is Audio MCP Server?
The Audio MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides audio input/output functionalities for AI assistants, specifically designed to work with Claude. It allows Claude to access and utilize your computer's audio devices, such as microphones and speakers.
How to use Audio MCP Server?
To use the server, you need to clone the repository, install the dependencies using pip, and configure Claude Desktop by adding the server details to the claude_desktop_config.json file. After restarting Claude Desktop, you can interact with the server through Claude by asking it to list audio devices, record audio, or play audio files.
Key features of Audio MCP Server
List Audio Devices
Record Audio
Playback Recordings
Audio File Playback
Use cases of Audio MCP Server
Voice commands for AI assistants
Audio recording and analysis
Text-to-speech applications (future)
Interactive audio experiences with AI
FAQ from Audio MCP Server
What if no audio devices are found?
What if no audio devices are found?
Check if your microphone and speakers are properly connected, your operating system recognizes them, and you have the necessary permissions to access audio devices.
What if audio playback isn't working?
What if audio playback isn't working?
Check your volume settings, ensure the correct output device is selected, and try restarting the Claude Desktop application.
What if Claude can't connect to the server?
What if Claude can't connect to the server?
Verify your configuration paths are correct, ensure Python and all dependencies are installed, and check Claude's logs for error messages.
What is the default recording duration?
What is the default recording duration?
The default recording duration is 5 seconds.
What audio formats are supported for playback?
What audio formats are supported for playback?
The README doesn't explicitly state supported audio formats. However, soundfile library used for audio processing supports a variety of formats, so it's likely compatible with common formats like WAV and MP3.