Connect Claude Code, Codex or DeepSeek Harness to your open project. Write MIDI, load samples and your plugins, shape sounds, arrange and mix — in plain language.

BeatBridge exposes 60 MCP tools to your assistant — no custom prompts, no copy-pasting code.
Create and edit clips, write and replace notes, quantize, duplicate, launch scenes and arrange them on the timeline.
Searches your local sample folders, Ableton User Library and external drives. Loads one-shots and loops as audio clips with warp.
FabFilter, Serum, Kontakt, Valhalla, stock Live devices — find, load, inspect and tweak parameters by name.
Build effect chains, set EQ and compression, add filter sweeps and automation inside clips.
Turn a loop into a full arrangement: place clips at bar positions, add locators, verify with meters.
Quick Loop builds drums, bass and chords in a new scene. Shuffle creates variations with timing, velocity and pitch changes.
Install once. After that it is just conversation.
Install BeatBridge, choose it as Control Surface, press Test connection. The dashboard shows your tempo, key and tracks.
Tick Claude Code, Codex or DeepSeek Harness in Setup. BeatBridge registers the MCP server for you.
“Make a tech-house loop at 124 BPM in A minor.” Then iterate: more groove, arrange it, add a filter sweep.
One payment, two devices, 12 months of updates. Start with a 7-day trial.
No. The remote script only talks to Live over a local WebSocket on 127.0.0.1. Model requests go through your assistant, under its own terms.
No. The desktop app bundles its own runtime. Node.js is only needed if you build from source.
Any VST3, AU or VST that Ableton Live has scanned. BeatBridge loads them through Live's browser and controls the parameters Live exposes.
Open BeatBridge → License → paste the BB1.… key → Activate. Activation is offline and works on 2 devices. The 7-day trial starts automatically on first launch.
The current build is unsigned. Right-click BeatBridge.app → Open → Open. A signed and notarized build is planned before the public launch.
Not yet — Windows is coming soon. The macOS build is Apple Silicon (M1 and newer).