Allows AI assistants to control Audacity for audio editing, cleanup, mastering, and transcription through 99 tools spanning effects, project management, and automated pipelines via a local named pipe interface.
Enables AI assistants to control Audacity for real-time local audio editing, mastering, and transcription through over 90 specialized tools. It allows users to perform complex audio processing tasks like noise reduction and podcast cleanup using natural language commands.
Enables MCP-compatible AI assistants to control Audacity 4 locally for audio editing, effects, VST3 plugins, and cleanup pipelines via a TCP JSON-RPC bridge, with no cloud or API keys.
156
2
Apache 2.0
Why this server?
Connects AI assistants to Audacity for audio editing, providing tools for effects, cleanup, mastering, transcription, labels, project management, and more.
Connects any MCP-compatible AI assistant to Audacity, providing 132 tools for real-time audio editing, cleanup, mastering, and transcription — all running locally without cloud dependencies.
100
Apache 2.0
Why this server?
Provides tools for controlling Audacity's transport (play/stop/pause/record), track management (add/remove/rename/list), per-track volume/pan/mute/solo, and render/export via Audacity's mod-script-pipe.
This MCP server enables AI assistants to control a live REAPER DAW instance, including transport, tracks, FX, MIDI, media, markers, rendering, and project state, with an escape hatch for arbitrary ReaScript commands.
40
MIT
Why this server?
Provides tools for controlling Audacity through the mod-script-pipe module, enabling project and track management, recording/playback transport, tone generation, audio effects, analysis, import/export, transcription, and more.
MCP server that connects Codex to a local Audacity instance, enabling natural language control of audio editing, generation, analysis, and project management. It exposes validated high-level tools and an allow-listed command layer for safe automation.
253
Apache 2.0
Why this server?
Controls Audacity DAW via keyboard automation for basic editing tasks.
Enables LLM-driven audio pipelines by controlling Audacity through mod-script-pipe, allowing generative audio, effects, and export via MCP tool calls.
MIT
Why this server?
Enables AI agents to automate and control Audacity desktop application, including retrieving version, setting preferences and language, managing tracks (generate, count, remove, select, undo), exporting WAV, and handling GUI dialogs through multiple automation backends.
Enables AI agents to operate legacy desktop tools through an MCP interface, with capability discovery, layered automation backends, and fallback routing.
MIT
Why this server?
Provides tools for editing audio using the Audacity 4 audio engine, including splitting, trimming, converting, resampling, applying effects, mixing, joining, and installing an in-app Audacity extension to add audio tools to Audacity's menus.
Enables Claude to edit audio on Windows using the audio engine of the locally installed Audacity 4, covering splitting, trimming, converting, resampling, mixing, joining, inspecting, and chaining effects on files. It also installs an in-app Audacity 4 extension that adds export, split, import, and labeling actions directly to the editor's menus.