Connect once. Ask Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP client for a track and it searches Tunetank, plays a preview and hands you the track page.
https://mcp.tunetank.comOr via claude_desktop_config.json (mcp-remote bridge)
{
"mcpServers": {
"tunetank": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "mcp-remote", "https://mcp.tunetank.com"]
}
}
}Calm acoustic for a 3-minute wedding highlight, no vocals
search_musicThe server exposes mood, genre, theme and target length as real parameters, so the model turns “calm, no vocals, three minutes” into a precise query instead of guessing keywords. Follow-ups narrow the same search rather than starting over.
A whoosh sound effect under 2 seconds
search_sfxEvery result carries an audio preview URL and the canonical track page on tunetank.com. Music and sound effects come from the same catalog, so an intro cue and the whoosh under it are one conversation.
Drive Line · Arclight
tunetank.com/track/drive-line
The MCP is a search layer, not a download API. You find the track in the chat and license it on the track page with your plan, so proof of license lands in your account exactly as it does on the site.
How licensing worksCopy one, paste it into the chat once the server is connected.
Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex, VS Code, Gemini CLI, Hermes and anything else that speaks MCP over Streamable HTTP.
Free, no key, no sign-up. The server is read-only and public. Licensing of a track you find follows your Tunetank plan, same as on the site.
No. Every result carries a preview URL and the canonical track page. Download and license from that page with your plan, so proof of license lands in your account.
Yes. search_sfx takes a query, a category and a target duration.
Track name, artist, duration, tags, an audio preview URL and the canonical track page on tunetank.com. Enough for the model to play it and link you to it.
github.com/tunetank/tunetank-mcp. Stateless JSON-RPC 2.0 over Streamable HTTP: one POST per request, no sessions.
Free, read-only, no key. Setup docs and source are on GitHub.