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by emicklei·208·Score 49

Melrōse is an interactive programming tool for creating melodies that exposes music composition capabilities through MCP.

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Overview

Melrōse is a Go-based tool that allows users to create and play music through programming melodies using a custom language. It supports real-time modification of note sequences while playing, providing immediate audio feedback. The tool includes a Visual Studio Code plugin for enhanced experience and connects with MIDI systems to produce actual music output.

Try asking AI

After installing, here are 5 things you can ask your AI assistant:

you:Composing melodies programmatically
you:Live music performance with real-time modifications
you:Creating MIDI tracks through code
you:What is Melrōse?
you:How do I use Melrōse with other DAWs?

When to choose this

Choose Melrōse MCP if you're a musician or developer interested in algorithmic music creation and want real-time interaction with your compositions.

When NOT to choose this

Avoid if you need support for standard audio formats directly or if you prefer traditional DAW interfaces over code-based composition.

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Installation

Install the Melrōse tool following the [Build instructions](docs/install.md). For the Melrōse MCP Server specifically, see [melrose-mcp](https://github.com/emicklei/melrose-mcp) for installation and usage details. To use with Claude Desktop, add the following to your claude_desktop_config.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "melrose": {
      "command": "melrose-mcp",
      "args": []
    }
  }
}

FAQ

What is Melrōse?
Melrōse is a tool to create and play music by programming melodies using a custom language.
How do I use Melrōse with other DAWs?
Melrōse can connect to Digital Audio Workstations through MIDI ports, allowing integration with existing music production workflows.

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