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Query and edit Ableton Live Sets through a graph-style MCP interface
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "live-connector" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Connect to live-connector and list all tracks, group relationships, device chains, and mute/solo states in the current Ableton Live Set, returning the result in a clear table.
A structured overview of the current set, including track names, hierarchy, devices, and key states.
Use live-connector to find all drum-related tracks, reduce their volume by 2 dB, increase their Reverb send amount by 10%, and then summarize the changes made.
Batch edits applied to the target tracks, with a before-and-after summary of each changed parameter.
Through live-connector, query all disabled devices and tracks with missing routing in the current set, list issues by priority, and attempt to enable devices or fix routings that can be handled automatically.
A prioritized issue list with completed fixes and any remaining items that still require manual intervention.
Connect Ableton Live to AI for assisted music production and session control.
Control Ableton Live via MCP and OSC to automate tracks and routing.
Control Ableton Live with AI across tracks, clips, devices, and scenes.
Chat with Ableton Live for session control, parameter changes, and mix analysis.
Connect AI to Ableton Live for control, analysis, and preset parsing.
Parse Ableton Live project files offline and query tempo, tracks, clips, and MIDI.