I spent some time getting Claude connected with these DAWs. And I thought it might be helpful just to share some of the information I've gathered, so I've put together a quick PDF, hope you enjoy.

This Ol’bwoy still got it!! #claude integration with my three primary DAW’s…. Shame I still have more 🤓🤗😔#protools #ableton #logicprox #ai @de_helmstudio @helmedia_inc_

#claude #logicprox integration… some basic tests before the next one. #protools @de_helmstudio #musicproduction 🤓😎 #helmtech …. Getting Ai into the game.🫡💯

Just Logic Pro and Pro Tools next to configure 💪🏾💪🏾🫡💯 Just need MIXSTEIN link up!! 🫡

Most people will watch this and lock onto the speed. That's not the part that matters. The part that matters is what it didn't touch. I just dropped a video showing MIXSTEIN gain staging a 50-track session and running a '90s boom-bap dimension recipe. Live. No hands on the mouse. But watch the 50-track pass: it gain staged 41 tracks and left 9 alone. On the recipe, it put moves on some individual tracks, some on the buses, and skipped the ones that didn't need anything. Then it told me why. That's the whole thing. Every other AI tool processes everything, because all it does is pattern match. Mine makes a call about what to leave alone. That's not data training. That's 20 years of my decisions baked in. It's role-aware too, so it knows a snare from a sample from a guitar without me labeling a single track. Full walkthrough's in the video, link below. I'm opening beta testing soon and only pulling a small handful out of here. If you want a real shot, drop a comment on this post so I know who's serious. One question: when you're cleaning up a mix, what kills your momentum the most? Gain staging, de-essing, or balancing faders? That's the first thing I'm pointing MIXSTEIN at. ://youtu.be/r2yLN3h4Tic