llms.txt
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https://synthhub.roomi-fields.com/llms.txt
− # SynthHub — the MIDI implementation of 986 synthesizers, drum machines and DAWs, for musicians and AI agents− > SynthHub opens a catalogue of 986 devices (1004 driver files) to people and AI agents: each device's CC, NRPN and SysEx parameters and drum sounds under readable OSC addresses (e.g. `/minilab3/pad/0/color 127 0 0`, `/drm1_mkiv/drum/kick 110`). It runs a hosted MCP server (no install, no sign-up), a browser relay that lets an agent play the user's own hardware, and trust built from real-device reports per firmware. Its engine is osc-bridge, an open-source (AGPL-3.0) OSC ↔ MIDI/SysEx bridge and − Catalogue: 986 devices from 214 vendors. Each driver states its source: ✅ tested on the device (5), 📘 manufacturer documentation (3), 📡 software OSC API (7: Ableton Live via AbletonOSC, Bitwig, Reaper, Sonic Pi, SuperCollider, Pure Data, TouchDesigner, VCV Rack), 🎛️ Electra One community presets (588), 📦 MIDI Guide community data, CC BY-SA 4.0 (376). Most drivers are not yet tested on hardware.− Hosted MCP server (no account): https://mcp.synthhub.roomi-fields.com/mcp — catalogue tools plus report_result (works / fails / partial, per firmware, with the device's Identity Reply) and get_trust (usage-verified, firmware-dependent, disputed…); every driver's trust at https://mcp.synthhub.roomi-fields.com/v1/trust.− - [API for agents](https://synthhub.roomi-fields.com/api/): static JSON API — [index of every driver](https://synthhub.roomi-fields.com/api/v1/index.json) (source tier, firmware, coverage) and each driver file at https://synthhub.roomi-fields.com/api/v1/devices/<vendor>/<driver>.json; hosted MCP server at https://mcp.synthhub.roomi-fields.com/mcp (no sign-up: the server issues an account id)− - [A MIDI CC and NRPN Map for 986 Synths, Ready to Use over OSC](https://synthhub.roomi-fields.com/blog/midi-cc-nrpn-map-963-synths/)+ # SynthHub — where synths, AI and musicians meet: sounds, alternative firmwares and the MIDI implementation of 973 synthesizers, drum machines and DAWs, for people and their AI+ > SynthHub opens a catalogue of 973 devices (1573 driver files) to people and AI agents: each device's CC, NRPN and SysEx parameters and drum sounds under readable OSC addresses (e.g. `/minilab3/pad/0/color 127 0 0`, `/drm1_mkiv/drum/kick 110`). It runs a hosted MCP server (no install, no sign-up), a browser relay that lets an agent play the user's own hardware, and trust built from real-device reports per firmware. Its engine is osc-bridge, an open-source (AGPL-3.0) OSC ↔ MIDI/SysEx bridge and + Catalogue: 973 devices from 218 vendors. Each driver states its source: ✅ tested on the device (5), 📘 manufacturer documentation (3), 📡 software OSC API (7: Ableton Live via AbletonOSC, Bitwig, Reaper, Sonic Pi, SuperCollider, Pure Data, TouchDesigner, VCV Rack), 🎛️ Electra One community presets (588), 📦 MIDI Guide community data, CC BY-SA 4.0 (376). Most drivers are not yet tested on hardware.+ Hosted MCP server (no sign-up): a personal address that keeps the account, https://mcp.synthhub.roomi-fields.com/u/<id>/mcp (the install box at https://synthhub.roomi-fields.com/#install gives it, with ready-made settings) — catalogue tools plus report_result (works / fails / partial, per firmware, with the device's Identity Reply) and get_trust (usage-verified, firmware-dependent, disputed…); every driver's trust at https://mcp.synthhub.roomi-fields.com/v1/trust.+ ## Sounds and creators+ - [Sounds](https://synthhub.roomi-fields.com/presets/): free sounds, kits and patterns for synthesizers and drum machines, each crediting its author with its licence (CC BY-SA 4.0 for sounds shared here; an imported sound keeps its source's, e.g. CC0, MIT, GPL-3.0). One page per sound at https://synthhub.roomi-fields.com/presets/<id>/; it loads into the device from the browser over Web MIDI. Search: https://synthhub.roomi-fields.com/presets/?query=<words>&device=<driver id>&category=<bass|lead|p+ - [Creators](https://synthhub.roomi-fields.com/authors/): the sound designers and firmware authors, one page each with their sounds; an imported author can claim their page+ - [M-VAVE FM-1](https://synthhub.roomi-fields.com/fm-1/): the FM-1 and its community firmwares playable in the browser (a patched fm1-emu), with every firmware's author, licence, installer and MIDI driver; their factory sounds are on SynthHub, credited to whoever made each+ - [Full index for language models](https://synthhub.roomi-fields.com/llms-full.txt): every device with its parameter and sound counts, and every creator+ - Agents: find_presets, get_preset and load_preset (MCP) search the sounds and load one into the user's synth through the relay+ - [Build with AI](https://synthhub.roomi-fields.com/build/): add SynthHub to an AI app and ask it for an editor, a script or a MIDNAM file of any device; it reads the real MIDI implementation instead of guessing+ - [Open Synth Descriptors](https://synthhub.roomi-fields.com/osd/): the open format (CC0, JSON Schema) the catalogue is written in: devices, maker profiles, shared sounds and firmwares, complementary to the MIDI standards+ - [API for agents](https://synthhub.roomi-fields.com/api/): static JSON API — [index of every driver](https://synthhub.roomi-fields.com/api/v1/index.json) (source tier, firmware, coverage) and each driver file at https://synthhub.roomi-fields.com/api/v1/devices/<vendor>/<driver>.json; hosted MCP server at a personal address (no sign-up: the install box at https://synthhub.roomi-fields.com/#install gives it)+ - [A MIDI CC and NRPN Map for 973 Synths, Ready to Use over OSC](https://synthhub.roomi-fields.com/blog/midi-cc-nrpn-map-963-synths/)