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Producer Pal™
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**Control Ableton Live with words**
Producer Pal is an **Ableton MCP** server that brings **AI to Ableton Live** —
works with Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT, Ollama, and more. It's also an open **REST
API for Ableton Live**: the AI is optional, so scripts, coding agents, and your
own tools can read and edit a Live Set with plain HTTP.
📖 producer-pal.org
Quick Start
1. **Install**: Download
Producer_Pal.amxd
2. **Setup**: Follow the
installation guide for your AI
3. **Create**: Say "connect to ableton" and start making music
**→ Full Documentation**
Demos
- Ableton Live Project Management with Producer Pal
- Producer Pal Walk-through with Claude Desktop
Vision
Producer Pal exists to help people make music — not to make music instead of
them. It's a creative assistant for exploring ideas and getting past technical
barriers. The musician remains the author.
That shapes what gets built: accessibility (including voice control), freedom of
choice (any AI provider, cloud or local — or no AI at all), and open source.
**→ Read the full Vision**
Resources
- Documentation
- REST API &
Extending Producer Pal
- Video Tutorials
- Latest Releases
- Discord Community
- Feedback & Support
- Discussions
- Issues
Contributing
Star ⭐️ the repo to help others discover Producer Pal!
Want to contribute? See CONTRIBUTING.md. Building from
source and other technical details are in DEVELOPERS.md.
Open Source
Producer Pal is open source software licensed under the
GNU General Public License (GPL-3.0). This means:
- Free to use (no subscriptions, paywalls, or "premium" features)
- Source code is public and development happens on GitHub
- Forks and modifications are allowed under GPL
- Redistributed versions (modified or not) must remain open source