"Land Rover" matching MCP servers:

Lets MCP clients read and edit a Lemon Studio music project—tempo, notes, channels, patterns, clips, mixer tracks, effects, and plugin parameters—with batched edits that land as a single undo step, plus transport controls for play/pause/stop and project save/render.

Lets Claude Code or any MCP client drive an open Adobe After Effects instance to inspect projects and comps, build and animate layers with ExtendScript, preview frames as images, import footage, and render comps with live progress reporting. All changes land as single undoable steps, and communication stays local through a token-protected bridge.

Provides tools to read PDFs, extract images, convert between PDF and DOCX, create DOCX from text, and generate PDFs from DOCX, text, or HTML.

Enables Claude AI to control Ableton Live and Max for Live, allowing music production tasks like track management, MIDI editing, and pattern generation directly from conversation.

Wallet-funded MCP client for six paid Utilia tools: Solana priority fees, transaction diagnosis and simulation, token-risk checks, PDF-to-Markdown, and audio normalization over x402. MIT-licensed and installable from npm.

Enables an AI agent to compose chiptune music by directly reading and writing Lovely Composer's .jsonl project files, including melodies, bass, drums, chords, tempo, and loop points.

Free Remotion video templates, creative guides and render diagnostics. No API key for local tools; optional paid hosted Studio workflows. Start with get_capabilities.

Enables an AI agent to create and edit pixel art directly in Aseprite — building sprites, layers, frames, animation tags and palettes, painting pixels and primitives, inspecting the rendered result, and exporting GIFs or sprite sheets. All work lands on real .aseprite files that can be opened and edited by hand.

Enables turning a video URL into a transcript and a concise idea summary using yt-dlp, Groq Whisper, and Gemini.

Lets AI assistants render HTML animations to MP4 or GIF in 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1, preview single frames to check their own work, and finish videos with royalty-free music, AI voiceover, burned-in captions, titles and logos. It renders code frame by frame in a real browser rather than generating video from a text prompt.