Chord intelligence for agents: analyze, voice, reharmonize, and resolve chords.
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https://mcp.thiri.ai/mcp5 tools · 468msanalyze_chordParse a chord into root, quality, intervals, and (with a key) roman numeral + function.Parse a chord into root, quality, intervals, and (with a key) roman numeral + function.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| chord* | string | — |
| key | string | — |
resolve_chordResolve a chord to spelled notes, frequencies, MIDI, and recommended scales.Resolve a chord to spelled notes, frequencies, MIDI, and recommended scales.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| chord* | string | — |
generate_voicingInstrument-ready voicing in a style. Tension symbols voice by seat substitution (arranging practice, not stacking): 9/b9/#9 replace the root, #11/13/b13 replace the 5th, the 3rd and 7th are untouched guide tones. Pass voices: 5 to promote the implied 9 of an 11/13 chord; pass previousNotes for a vo…Instrument-ready voicing in a style. Tension symbols voice by seat substitution (arranging practice, not stacking): 9/b9/#9 replace the root, #11/13/b13 replace the 5th, the 3rd and 7th are untouched guide tones. Pass voices: 5 to promote the implied 9 of an 11/13 chord; pass previousNotes for a vo…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| chord* | string | — |
| style | string | — |
| octave | number | — |
| voices | number | — |
| previousNotes | array | — |
| keyContext | string | — |
reharmonizeReharmonize a progression. Techniques: tritone_sub, ii_v_insertion, modal_interchange, diminished_passing, secondary_dominant, chain_of_dominants, coltrane_changes, backdoor (or auto).Reharmonize a progression. Techniques: tritone_sub, ii_v_insertion, modal_interchange, diminished_passing, secondary_dominant, chain_of_dominants, coltrane_changes, backdoor (or auto).
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| progression* | array | — |
| technique | string | — |
| key | string | — |
conduct_bandArrange a 4-piece band from a natural-language prompt. Returns conductor tempo/groove, 4 lanes of note events, lead sheet, and base64 MIDI. Audio render (Csound → WAV) stays on local thiri-conductor-mcp / POST /v2/render.Arrange a 4-piece band from a natural-language prompt. Returns conductor tempo/groove, 4 lanes of note events, lead sheet, and base64 MIDI. Audio render (Csound → WAV) stays on local thiri-conductor-mcp / POST /v2/render.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| prompt* | string | — |
| durationSec | number | — |
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Chord intelligence for agents: analyze, voice, reharmonize, and resolve chords.
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