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      Lets AI assistants control a NUX MG-30 guitar processor over USB MIDI by picking amp, cab, drive, modulation, delay and reverb models, toggling blocks, and setting knobs by name. It can also read, save, rename, back up and restore presets on the device, and apply whole tone recipes from JSON patch files.
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      Enables users to build and tweak BOSS GT-1 guitar tones and patches through plain-language conversation, with Claude writing amp, drive, and effect settings over USB. It can also listen to the pedal's audio, adjust levels and noise suppression, manage user slots, and run a metronome.
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      Enables AI coding agents to shape BOSS KATANA Gen 3 amplifier tones from natural-language descriptions, moving the knobs live inside BOSS TONE STUDIO over USB. Agents can read the current patch, set amp and effect parameters in one call, and let changes play through the amp instantly.
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      Lets an AI model drive a Teenage Engineering OP-1 field over USB MIDI — designing sounds, playing scored parts, running tape and mixer, and authoring presets — while capturing every take from the device's own USB audio. The model then works from measured recordings of what was actually heard, reading levels, note detection and spectrograms rather than assuming what it sent.
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      Enables an AI model to drive a Teenage Engineering EP-133 K.O. II from a Mac over USB MIDI, SysEx, and USB audio, managing sample uploads, project writes, playback, recording, and device backups.
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