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"A server for music production" matching MCP tools:

  • Harden a server to production standard by applying 24 hardening steps in a single SSH session, covering SSH, fail2ban, UFW, Docker, and more, with audit score comparison.
    Apache 2.0
  • Enable or disable server-side caching for a website to improve page load speed and reduce server load. Enabling is recommended for production; use cacheless mode instead when developing or debugging.
    MIT

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  • Search and download high-quality stock sound effects and music.

  • Anonymous public tools for Zachary Roth Music. See the published agent boundary before use.

  • Bridge an active B2B call to a new destination URI for attended transfer, failover, or music-on-hold scenarios.
    Apache 2.0
  • Generate background music for one or more video files. Provide style tags or a description to direct the composition, and the tool saves an audio file matching the combined video duration.
    MIT
  • Generate music or spoken voice narration from text prompts. Specify a description for music or exact text for TTS, and choose a model or voice.
    MIT
  • Browse curated music collections by genre, mood, era, charts, and artist spotlights, including historic charts back to 1946, to find music for any taste.
    MIT
  • Stops music playback, clears listening state, and closes the web player server while keeping the MCP process alive.
    MIT
  • Check if a YouTube video is a music video and identify the artist, song title, and music type, such as official video, lyric video, live, or cover.
    MIT
  • List models available on the remote server with capability flags for chat, vision, image, speech, music, video, and 3D. Pick model IDs to use with generation tools.
    Apache 2.0
  • Generate AI music from text prompts and lyrics. Create custom audio tracks by describing style, mood, or scenes and providing song lyrics for musical composition.
  • Pause music or media from other apps to prevent audio bleed into recordings. Use before starting a recording or when asked to stop the music.
    MIT