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Midi File Mcp
What is Midi File Mcp
midi-file-mcp is a powerful tool designed for parsing and manipulating MIDI files using Tone.js. It simplifies the complexities of the MIDI file format by leveraging the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing AI assistants to easily read, analyze, and modify MIDI files.
Use cases
Use cases for midi-file-mcp include automating music composition, creating MIDI file editors, analyzing MIDI data for educational purposes, and integrating MIDI functionalities into software applications.
How to use
To use midi-file-mcp, you need to install Node.js and configure it with an MCP client such as Cursor or Cherry Studio. Once set up, you can execute commands to read and manipulate MIDI files by providing the absolute path to the files.
Key features
Key features of midi-file-mcp include reading MIDI file information, modifying track, note, control change, and pitch bend data, setting MIDI file tempo (BPM), adding new notes and tracks, and comprehensive error handling.
Where to use
midi-file-mcp can be used in various fields such as music production, game development, and any application that requires MIDI file manipulation and analysis.
Clients Supporting MCP
The following are the main client software that supports the Model Context Protocol. Click the link to visit the official website for more information.
Overview
What is Midi File Mcp
midi-file-mcp is a powerful tool designed for parsing and manipulating MIDI files using Tone.js. It simplifies the complexities of the MIDI file format by leveraging the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing AI assistants to easily read, analyze, and modify MIDI files.
Use cases
Use cases for midi-file-mcp include automating music composition, creating MIDI file editors, analyzing MIDI data for educational purposes, and integrating MIDI functionalities into software applications.
How to use
To use midi-file-mcp, you need to install Node.js and configure it with an MCP client such as Cursor or Cherry Studio. Once set up, you can execute commands to read and manipulate MIDI files by providing the absolute path to the files.
Key features
Key features of midi-file-mcp include reading MIDI file information, modifying track, note, control change, and pitch bend data, setting MIDI file tempo (BPM), adding new notes and tracks, and comprehensive error handling.
Where to use
midi-file-mcp can be used in various fields such as music production, game development, and any application that requires MIDI file manipulation and analysis.
Clients Supporting MCP
The following are the main client software that supports the Model Context Protocol. Click the link to visit the official website for more information.
Content
🎵 MIDI File MCP
📖 Introduction
This is a MIDI file parsing and manipulation tool based on Tone.js and the @tonejs/midi library, providing functionality through MCP (Model Context Protocol) services. This tool allows you to easily read, analyze and modify MIDI files without delving into the complexities of the MIDI file format.
✨ Features
- Read MIDI file information
- Get and modify track, note, control change, and pitch bend information
- Set MIDI file tempo (BPM)
- Add new notes, control changes, and pitch bends to specific tracks
- Add new tracks
- Comprehensive error handling
📥 Prerequisites
- Install Node.js: Ensure that the npx command can run normally. It is recommended to install the latest stable version from the Node.js official website
🔧 Usage
Use with an MCP client, supported clients include but are not limited to:
- Cursor
- Cherry Studio
- Claude Desktop
Installing via Smithery
To install MIDI File Parser for Claude Desktop automatically via Smithery:
npx -y @smithery/cli install @xiaolaa2/midi-file-mcp --client claude
Cursor Configuration Example
Configure midi-file-mcp in Cursor:
🎹 Using MIDI Parser MCP with Absolute Paths
All operations in MIDI Parser MCP require the absolute path to the MIDI file. This ensures that the tool can correctly locate and manipulate your MIDI files regardless of the current working directory.
Example Prompts
Here are some example prompts you can use with your AI assistant:
-
Get MIDI File Information:
Can you show me information about the MIDI file at D:\path\to\your\file.mid? -
Analyzing Tracks:
Please analyze all tracks in D:\path\to\your\file.mid and tell me how many notes are in each track. -
Setting Tempo:
Change the tempo of D:\path\to\your\file.mid to 120 BPM. -
Working with Notes:
Show me all notes in track 1 of D:\path\to\your\file.mid. -
Adding Notes:
Add a C4 note at position 0 with a duration of 1 beat to track 0 in D:\path\to\your\file.mid.
Available Operations
| Operation | Description | Parameters |
|---|---|---|
| get_midi_info | Get general MIDI file information | filePath |
| set_tempo | Set the tempo (BPM) of a MIDI file | filePath, bpm |
| get_tracks_info | Get information about all tracks | filePath |
| get_track_info_by_index | Get information about a specific track | filePath, trackIndex |
| get_notes_by_index | Get all notes from a specific track | filePath, trackIndex |
| get_pitchbends_by_index | Get all pitch bends from a specific track | filePath, trackIndex |
| get_controlchanges_by_index | Get all control changes from a specific track | filePath, trackIndex |
| add_notes_by_index | Add notes to a specific track | filePath, trackIndex, notes |
| add_controlchanges_by_index | Add control changes to a specific track | filePath, trackIndex, controlchanges |
| add_pitchbends_by_index | Add pitch bends to a specific track | filePath, trackIndex, pitchbends |
| add_track | Add a new track to the MIDI file | filePath |
Note: Always use double backslashes (\\) or forward slashes (/) in file paths when working with Windows paths to avoid errors.
📄 License
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
🙏 Acknowledgements
Thanks to the following projects and libraries, without which this tool would not be possible:
- Tone.js - Web Audio Framework
- @tonejs/midi - MIDI file parsing and manipulation library
- MCP (Model Context Protocol) - Makes tool integration into AI assistants possible
Dev Tools Supporting MCP
The following are the main code editors that support the Model Context Protocol. Click the link to visit the official website for more information.










