a-tool-for-analyzing-music-to-determine-bpm MCP servers

"a-tool-for-analyzing-music-to-determine-bpm" matching MCP servers:

• Music MCP

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  Enables AI assistants to control Apple Music on macOS using AppleScript for playback, library management, and playlist operations. It supports features like searching tracks, managing the play queue, and retrieving detailed metadata through a structured interface.

  Last updated 7 months ago

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• YouTube Music MCP

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  A simple MCP server that allows AI assistants like Cursor or Claude Desktop to search for and play tracks on YouTube Music through natural language commands.

  Last updated a year ago

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• Claude Music MCP

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  Enables music management through search, playlist creation, and intelligent recommendations. Supports searching by song, artist, or album, creating and managing playlists, and getting music recommendations based on genre and mood.

  Last updated 6 months ago

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• Perplexity Tool for Claude

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  A custom MCP tool that integrates Perplexity AI's API with Claude Desktop, allowing Claude to perform web-based research and provide answers with citations.

  Last updated a year ago

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• Music Collection MCP Server

  gorums

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  Provides intelligent access to local music collections through advanced metadata management, album classification across 8 types, collection analytics, and smart search capabilities for AI-powered music library organization.

  Last updated 7 months ago

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• Amazon Music MCP Server

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  Enables control of Amazon Music playback through Claude Desktop via the Model Context Protocol. Users can play, pause, skip tracks, and search for music using natural language commands powered by browser automation.

  Last updated a month ago

  MIT