WigAI - Bitwig Studio Extension for AI Control MCP Server

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About WigAI - Bitwig Studio Extension for AI Control MCP Server

Bitwig Controller Extension that provides an MCP Server for AI Agent control

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Overview

What is WigAI - Bitwig Studio Extension for AI Control?

WigAI is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server implemented as a Bitwig Studio extension. It provides an interface for external AI assistants to control Bitwig Studio through simple text-based commands, enabling hands-free control via an AI agent.

How to use WigAI - Bitwig Studio Extension for AI Control?

Install the .bwextension file in your Bitwig Studio extensions directory, launch Bitwig, and activate WigAI in Preferences > Extensions. The MCP server then runs at http://localhost:61169/mcp, where any external AI agent supporting the Model Context Protocol can connect to send commands and receive responses.

Key features of WigAI - Bitwig Studio Extension for AI Control

MCP server implementation for AI integration
Transport control (start/stop playback)
Device parameter control for selected devices
Clip and scene launching capabilities

Use cases of WigAI - Bitwig Studio Extension for AI Control

Hands-free control of Bitwig Studio via text commands
Integrating IDE-based copilots or standalone AI assistants with Bitwig
Automating clip and scene launching through an external AI agent
Adjusting device parameters without manual interaction

Frequently asked questions

What are the system requirements for WigAI?

Bitwig Studio 5.2.7 or later, Java 21 LTS, and an external AI agent that supports the Model Context Protocol are required.

How do I install WigAI?

Copy the `WigAI.bwextension` file from `build/extensions` to your Bitwig Studio extensions directory, launch Bitwig, then activate WigAI in the Extensions section of Preferences.

How does WigAI communicate with AI agents?

WigAI runs an MCP server at `http://localhost:61169/mcp`. External AI agents connect to this endpoint using the Model Context Protocol.

What can WigAI control in Bitwig Studio?

It can start/stop playback, control device parameters on selected devices, and launch clips and scenes.

Can I build WigAI from source?

Yes, run `./gradlew build` to generate the `.bwextension` file in the `build/extensions` directory. Building requires Java 21 and Gradle.

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