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StudioSphere Pulse

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Discover free, licensed loops and analyze authorized audio for BPM, musical key and waveform data. Start with free discovery and see estimated costs before paid analysis. Connect anonymously to https://mcp.studiosphere.space/mcp using Streamable HTTP. Begin with search_open_loops, then get_open_loop. Preserve each sample’s exact licence, required attribution and source credits. Connection instructions: https://pulse.studiosphere.space/connect. No account or tokens are needed for loop search or retrieval. Analysis is separate. First-time users can try one URL track up to five minutes using a private temporary trial key. The current default allowance is 78 tokens, expires after 24 hours and allows a second queued attempt only if the first fails; the returned allowance controls use. API keys bind when the MCP session initializes. End the anonymous connection and reconnect after obtaining a trial key. Trial issuance creates a credential and requires the user’s approval. Ongoing analysis uses one-off Checkout or banked tokens. Starter is 1,000 tokens for USD $5 as verified October 8, 2026 locally / October 9 UTC. Call list_token_packs for current options and estimate_cost before analysis. Prices and costs are estimates to review before spending. Checkout links are presented to the user; do not complete payment automatically. Submit audio only with rights, permission, lawful access or another legal basis. BPM and musical key are estimates requiring review. Pulse processes audio for analysis and does not store it as user audio. OAuth and bearer/header-key authentication are not implemented. Actual Smithery, Claude and ChatGPT host workflows, including paid authentication, remain untested; protocol/SDK success does not establish host compatibility. Docs: https://pulse.studiosphere.space/docs Privacy: https://pulse.studiosphere.space/privacy Terms: https://pulse.studiosphere.space/terms Support: [email protected]

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