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MIDI MCP Server

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MIDI MCP Server enables AI models to generate MIDI files from text-based music data. It allows for programmatic creation of musical compositions through a standardized Model Context Protocol (MCP) interface.

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What is MIDI MCP Server?

MIDI MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that generates MIDI files from text-based music data. It provides a standardized interface for AI models to create musical compositions programmatically.

How to use MIDI MCP Server?

Install the server using npm install and npm run build. Then, configure your MCP client (e.g., Cline) to include the server by specifying the path to the built index.js file. The server provides a create_midi tool that accepts a JSON string representing the music data and generates a MIDI file.

Key features of MIDI MCP Server

  • Generate MIDI files from structured JSON music data

  • Support for multiple tracks and instruments

  • Customizable tempo, time signature, and note properties

  • Save MIDI files to specified locations

Use cases of MIDI MCP Server

  • AI-driven music composition

  • Programmatic MIDI file generation

  • Integration with MCP clients for music creation

  • Automated music arrangement

  • Text-to-MIDI conversion

FAQ from MIDI MCP Server

What is MCP?

MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, a standardized interface for communication between AI models and tools.

What input format does the server accept?

The server accepts a JSON string representing the music data, including tempo, time signature, tracks, instruments, and notes.

How do I specify the output path for the MIDI file?

The create_midi tool requires an output_path parameter, which specifies the location where the MIDI file will be saved.

What dependencies are required?

The server depends on @modelcontextprotocol/sdk for MCP server implementation and midi-writer-js for creating MIDI files.

Does the server require network configuration?

No, the server runs locally and communicates via standard input/output (stdio). No network configuration is required.