Skill Claude CodeCodex
Listen to audio with Google's Gemini API and report on how it sounds: timbre, mix balance, arrangement, obvious problems. Works on any audio file; to get one out of Ableton Live first, use the ableton-export-audio skill. Use when the user wants feedback on how a track, mix, or clip actually sounds. Needs a…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Synthesize audio from scratch with plain Node.js DSP (no dependencies) and place it in Ableton Live — drum one-shots and playable Drum Racks, samples for Simpler, wavetables for the Wavetable instrument, impulse responses for Hybrid Reverb, and open-ended audio clips such as drones, textures, risers and beds. Use…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Control Ableton Live for music production via Producer Pal's local REST API — read and edit tracks, clips, devices, scenes, and the arrangement. Use when the user mentions Ableton Live, Producer Pal, music composition, MIDI editing, or asks to inspect or modify a Live Set.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Export audio out of Ableton Live to a file: bounce the whole mix, render a single track as a stem, or render one Session clip. Drives Live's Export dialog with AppleScript, since Live has no render API. Use when the user wants a mixdown, a stem, a bounce, or an audio file of what they've got, and as the first step of…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Open an Ableton Live Set (.als) by path, or create a new Set, and wait until it has loaded, answering the dialogs in the way. Can add Producer Pal to the new Set or to the one open now, and can quit and relaunch Live first. Use when the user wants to open, switch to, load, revert to, or start a new Set, or restart…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Read Ableton Live Set (.als) files straight from disk, without opening Live. One Set or a whole folder of projects: tracks, device chains (racks, drum pads, macros, parameters, presets), clips, mixer, routing, scenes, locators, tempo, time signature, scale. Use when the user asks what's in a project, or wants to…
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