Vocuno

What the Vocuno MCP server does

The Vocuno MCP server gives Claude access to Vocuno’s AI music studio through a remote MCP connection. It supports creating complete songs from text prompts or supplied lyrics, with vocals and multiple available music models. Claude can also request covers, stylistic remixes, and mashups involving two tracks.

Music processing extends beyond generation. The server can split tracks into vocals, drums, bass, and other instruments, remove reverb, and extract MIDI from stems. Voice-related operations include changing the voice in vocals and cloning a voice for later generations. Song-level operations include extending a track, replacing a passage, mixing, mastering, identifying BPM and chords, and converting audio formats.

The integration also belongs in the 🎥 Multimedia Process category for workflows that combine generation, transformation, and analysis. Results are stored in the connected Vocuno account, where they appear alongside work created on the website. Responses can include shareable streaming links.

How it works

The Vocuno MCP server is hosted remotely at Vocuno and is connected over HTTP. Claude sends requests through MCP, while Vocuno performs the requested generation or audio operation in the user’s account. On the first connection, Claude opens a browser-based sign-in flow using OAuth 2.1. After the user approves access, the connection can be used without manually creating or storing an API key.

Generated content and processed files are associated with the user’s Vocuno library. Account-related operations can report remaining credits and provide the status and shareable links for generations. The service applies the same credit rules as the Vocuno website: generation features use credits, while editing and analysis features identified as free do not.

Setup and configuration

Install the official plugin from Claude Code with:

/plugin install vocuno

Alternatively, register the remote MCP endpoint directly:

claude mcp add --transport http vocuno https://vocuno.com/mcp

A Vocuno account is required. New accounts include free credits, but generation usage consumes the account’s Vocuno credits. The README does not specify environment variables or additional local configuration. Authentication is completed through the browser the first time Claude connects.

Tools and capabilities

The Vocuno MCP server covers these supported areas:

• Generate songs from prompts or lyrics, including vocals.
• Create covers, remixes, and two-track mashups.
• Separate stems into vocals, drums, bass, and instruments.
• Remove reverb and extract MIDI from stems.
• Convert vocals to another voice or clone a voice for generation.
• Extend songs, replace sections, mix, master, detect BPM and chords, and convert formats.
• Apply FFmpeg-based edits such as trimming, fading, speed changes, pitch changes, and volume adjustments.
• Check credits, generation status, and shareable result links.

Limitations and notes

A Vocuno account is necessary, and generation tools consume credits according to Vocuno’s service rules. Free editing and analysis operations do not consume credits when marked free by the service. The plugin package is MIT licensed, but the Vocuno service is governed separately by Vocuno’s Terms of Service. The provided material documents Claude Code installation and does not list support details for other MCP clients.

The Vocuno MCP server depends on the remote Vocuno service, so account access and the service endpoint are required for operation. No local API-key configuration is described in the available documentation.