Make songs with AI
Make songs with your own AI
An open MCP endpoint that turns a song you describe into a real NØISE song, with your own model doing the thinking.
Say "make 4 Non Blondes – What's Up for NØISE" to whichever AI you already use, and get back a .noisesong file that opens in NØISE: chords, sections, tempo, key, tuning, and the guitar grips.
The way that works is a Model Context Protocol server at:
https://noise-app.com/api/mcpIt is public, needs no account, and works with any MCP-capable client. Your model never leaves your machine unless you want it to.
Who does what
The split matters, because it is what makes the results trustworthy.
Your model brings the song knowledge. What key What's Up is in, roughly how fast it goes, which chords the chorus uses. No server can know that better than a model that has read the internet.
This server owns the format. It knows what a NØISE song can hold, which values are legal, how a chord symbol parses, what NØISE's own guitar grips are, and how to write a file the app will actually open. It validates everything you send and tells you precisely what was wrong.
So the server guarantees consistency — it parses, it fits the key, the schema is right, the grip is real. It cannot guarantee correctness: whether your model actually remembered the chords. That is why check_chords and chord_shapes exist. Ask for the grips rather than inventing fret numbers, and check the chords rather than hoping.
Warning
A small local model will sometimes be confidently wrong about a song's chords or tempo. Ask it to say how sure it is — the make_song prompt does. A wrong chord you were warned about is fine; one presented as fact is not.
What you get back
Every successful build hands you three things:
- the
.noisesongfile — a download link. Open it in NØISE, or drop it on the app, and the song is staged for import. Nothing is added without you confirming. - the song's page on this site, with the chart, to send to a bandmate.
- a
noise://song?d=…link — the whole song in one address — only when you ask for one (link: true).
Where to go next
- Connecting a client — including what to do about Ollama, which is not an MCP client by itself.
- Three ways to work — from being walked through it question by question to specifying everything at once.
- The tools — what each one takes and returns.
- What NØISE can and cannot do — read this before promising anyone a guitar solo.
- Recipes — covers, edits, and asking for easier grips.