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Reaper MCP

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Reaper MCP is a Model Context Protocol server designed to empower AI agents in creating fully mixed and mastered tracks within REAPER. It seamlessly integrates both MIDI and audio capabilities, making it an essential tool for music producers and developers alike.

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What is Reaper MCP?

Reaper MCP is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that allows AI agents to create fully mixed and mastered music tracks within the REAPER digital audio workstation. It provides an interface for AI to generate and manipulate MIDI and audio data, automating the music production process.

How to use Reaper MCP?

To use Reaper MCP, download the latest release, install REAPER, configure the server settings, and run the server. Then, connect your AI agents to the server and use the provided API to create, manipulate, mix, and master music tracks. Refer to the documentation for detailed instructions and examples.

Key features of Reaper MCP

  • AI-Driven Music Production

  • MIDI and Audio Support

  • Fully Mixed and Mastered Tracks

  • Easy Integration

Use cases of Reaper MCP

  • Automated music generation

  • AI-assisted composition

  • Rapid prototyping of musical ideas

  • Creating personalized music experiences

FAQ from Reaper MCP

What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?

MCP is a protocol that enables communication between AI models and the Reaper MCP server, allowing the AI to control and manipulate music production processes within REAPER.

Do I need to know how to code to use Reaper MCP?

Yes, you will need some coding knowledge to connect and control AI agents with the Reaper MCP server. The provided code example uses Python.

What kind of AI models can I use with Reaper MCP?

You can use any AI model that can generate or manipulate MIDI and audio data. The specific requirements will depend on the task you want to accomplish.

Is Reaper MCP compatible with all versions of REAPER?

It is recommended to use the latest version of REAPER for optimal compatibility. Check the documentation for specific version requirements.

Where can I find more examples and tutorials?

Comprehensive documentation is available in the Wiki, and you can also find examples and tutorials in the community forums and online resources.