Loopsmith MCP server

loopsmith-mcp

Use Loopsmith from AI apps that support MCP (the Model Context Protocol), such as Claude, Codex and Cursor.

Loopsmith prepares finished game music for game engines: seamless loops that keep the reverb tail, music in sections the game moves between, and FMOD Studio, Wwise and Unreal kits, plus ready-made players for Unity, Godot and the web. With this, an AI agent working on your game can pick up the loop points you set by ear in Loopsmith, export them into your project, and write the code that plays them.

This package is a small launcher. It finds the Loopsmith app on your computer and starts the MCP server that comes with it. Everything runs on your own computer: no account, nothing sent anywhere.

You need

free demo).

• Windows and Loopsmith installed (the full version or the

• Node.js 18 or newer, for npx.

Without Loopsmith installed, the server offers one tool that says where to get it.

Set it up

Add this to your AI app's MCP servers:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "loopsmith": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "loopsmith-mcp"]
    }
  }
}

Claude Code:

claude mcp add loopsmith -- npx -y loopsmith-mcp

Or skip this package entirely: in Loopsmith, open Help > Use with an AI app... and it adds itself to Claude, Claude Code, Cursor or Codex for you.

Then quit the AI app and open it again, and ask it to "read Loopsmith's guide".

What the AI can do

loopsmithguide, analyzerender, checkseam, readsavedloop, readproject, exportloop (with kit for FMOD, Wwise or Unreal), checksections, renderjoin and exportsections. The Loopsmith manual's "Use Loopsmith from an AI app" chapter describes each one.

Where it looks

1. LOOPSMITHMCPEXE, if you set it to the full path of loopsmith-mcp.exe.
2. The Loopsmith install Windows has on record (the full version first, then the demo).
3. %LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\Loopsmith and %LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\Loopsmith Demo.

License

MIT for this launcher. Loopsmith itself is a separate, paid app with a free demo.