Build MIDI clips one at a time for UA Console (scenes, Auto-Tune, tap tempo), preview exactly what each sends, and download just the one you need.
Type a title and artist, describe the song, or paste a link. Claude identifies it and writes down measures, key and BPM.
Claude isn't built into this website, so this takes one hand-off: copy the brief, paste it to Claude, then paste Claude's answer here. One answer fills in the analysis below and adds the chord chart to Simply Chart. Answers to a Simply Chart brief work here too.
Claude answers from what it knows about the recording. It can't open links or listen to audio from this page, so a link only works when the title is in the link text, and every number is an estimate until you check it. Fix anything below and it stays fixed. For a link or an obscure song, send it to Claude in chat and it can research it and file the result here.
Measures = length × BPM ÷ 60 ÷ beats per bar. Change length, BPM or time signature and measures follow, unless you type the measure count yourself.
Empty, named, colored clips for laying out a song in Ableton. Set each one's title, length and color, then download one or all. Ableton (.alc) clips keep the name and color exactly; .mid keeps the name and length only.
Clip lengths assume 4/4. Colors match Ableton's clip palette; the swatches here are close to, not exactly, what Live shows.
Type the CC numbers into Auto-Tune ▸ Settings ▸ Preferences ▸ MIDI Control (MIDI Learn doesn't work inside Console).
Ableton only sends a clip's CC data while a note plays, so each parameter holds its own carrier note on its channel.
One row per Auto-Tune parameter. Set its CC, channel and carrier note here; open Customize for its values, bypass, and to make clips just for that parameter (like your FLEX cc17 clips).
Scenes are how MIDI reaches every other effect in Console (reverbs, delays, comps, EQ, amps). One Program Change recalls all of them for a song.
The plug-ins that change between songs. Each one becomes a column in the scene sheet.
Write what each insert should be per song. In Console, dial it in, pick the scene number (Cmd+E), and Save. Console tempo is saved into the scene too.
Console can't follow MIDI clock or your DAW's tempo, but it takes tap tempo over MIDI (4+ taps). Synced delays and modulation follow it.
Tap or type a tempo for delay and LFO times on effects without Tempo Sync. Space bar taps too.
Drop a whole set of clips that each set one parameter to a different value. I'll work out which CC they use and how the clip names map to CC values, then save them all as lessons in one go. Works with .mid and Ableton .alc files.
Load a MIDI or Ableton clip, tell me what it does, and save it as a lesson. I'll read it back to you, rebuild it with changes, and use your lessons as examples when generating new clips.
Transpose skips drums (ch10). Control messages (CC, program change) are copied exactly.
Type chords, hear them, and export MIDI for Ableton. Separate from the setlist; sketches save on their own.
Bars split with |, chords inside a bar share it evenly. - holds the last chord, % repeats the last bar, NC rests. No bars typed? Each chord gets one bar.
Export gives you a .zip with one MIDI file for all tracks, plus one per track, ready to drag into Ableton.
Sources: UA: Plug-In Scenes · UA: MIDI Settings Panel · UA: Info Bar (tempo) · UA: MIDI Learn FAQ · Auto-Tune Realtime X manual · Auto-Tune Realtime Advanced manual