waves-mcp

Launches MirrorEdge AI: Waves — a desktop audio-repair editor for Windows and macOS — as an MCP server, so an assistant can drive the real editor.

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

You need Waves installed; this package finds it and hands it over. It is free to use — Microsoft Store or direct download.

What it does

Waves' own executable is the MCP server. This package locates it — the Microsoft Store execution alias, a direct install anywhere on PATH, the usual install folders, or the .app bundle on macOS — and runs it with --mcp, passing stdio straight through.

Installed somewhere unusual? Point at it directly:

WAVES_EXECUTABLE=/path/to/Waves npx -y waves-mcp

Seventeen tools

Including two that hand the model the actual picture of the sound — picture_of_the_sound returns the spectrogram, picture_of_the_editor returns any pane of the app. So it does not guess where a noise is from a description: it looks, finds the bright bar, and boxes it in time and frequency.

Full list and a demo animation: MirrorEdgeAI/waves-claude

Your audio never leaves your computer

Waves works locally. The model sends instructions and gets back measurements and, when it asks, a picture.

Windows 10 (1809)+ or macOS · Waves 0.5.1+ · Node 18+