MCP & AI Assistants

Spatial audio inside ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and any MCP app.

Spatial9 is now live inside AI assistants. Add one address to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, coding tools or any app that accepts MCP, then ask in plain words for 3D previews, instrument splits, Eclipsa Audio and YouTube-ready videos.

What is the Spatial9 MCP connector?

The Spatial9 MCP connector is a remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that lets any AI assistant turn songs and videos into immersive 3D audio. You add one address to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Claude Code, Cursor or any other app that accepts MCP connectors, then ask in plain words. Spatial9 returns Eclipsa Audio (IAMF), binaural headphone WAV, YouTube-ready MP4 and separate instrument tracks.

Free address, no account: https://spatial9.ai/mcp/free. Account address, uses your Spatial9 plan: https://spatial9.ai/mcp.

The free version includes:

  • 3 chorus previews
  • 1 video in spatial audio
  • 1 ADM to Eclipsa Audio conversion
  • 1 instrument split

Set up your assistant

How it works

  1. Add one address: Paste spatial9.ai/mcp/free into your assistant as a connector. No account, no install.
  2. Ask in plain words: Say what you want to hear. Your assistant gives you an upload link if the file is on your computer.
  3. Listen and download: Get a headphone preview first, then every file: Eclipsa Audio, MP4, binaural WAV and stems.

What you can make

  • 3D chorus preview (free): A free 30-second headphone preview of your chorus in 3D, before you commit to anything.
  • Full immersive song (with an account): Gravity AI places every instrument in 3D and saves a project you can open in the Spatial9 stage player.
  • Instrument split (free): Vocals, drums, bass and other instruments as separate tracks, ready for any DAW.
  • Video in spatial audio (free): A YouTube-ready MP4 with Eclipsa Audio and a binaural headphone version.
  • Master conversion (free): ADM BWF to Eclipsa Audio free; Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus and TrueHD with an account.
  • Remix and effects (with an account): Ask for a wider mix or more movement, or name a place: 6,700 rooms, halls and stadiums, from an intimate studio to a packed domed stadium.
  • Social clips (with an account): Vertical chorus clips for TikTok, Reels and Shorts with the 3D sound kept.
  • Publish to YouTube (with an account): Send the finished video to your channel without leaving the chat.
  • Learn as you go (free): Plain-word answers from the free 24-lesson Spatial9 Academy, with links.

Try saying

  • "Show me what Spatial9 can do with one of its sample songs." A free 3D headphone preview of the sample chorus, explained in plain words.
  • "What can Spatial9 make for me, and how much of it is free?" A short tour of every option and your remaining free allowance.
  • "Turn my song into 3D audio. Start with a free chorus preview I can hear on headphones." An upload link, then a 3D headphone preview of your chorus.
  • "Split my song into vocals, drums, bass and the other instruments." Separate instrument tracks ready to download.
  • "Make the full immersive version of my song in Eclipsa Audio, with a headphone mix and a YouTube video." A saved project in the Spatial9 stage player plus Eclipsa Audio, binaural WAV and MP4 files.
  • "Make a vertical clip of the chorus for TikTok, Reels and Shorts." A short vertical video with the 3D sound.
  • "Make my finished song sound like it is playing in a packed domed stadium, heard from the back." The stadium sound added to your project in the stage player, free. Ask for a remix to bake it into new files.
  • "Put only the vocals in a huge empty gothic cathedral." A cathedral tail on the vocals while the band stays dry.
  • "Which stadiums and arenas can Spatial9 put my song in?" A list of the ready-made venues, from football grounds to the Roman colosseum.
  • "Give my video spatial audio: a YouTube-ready Eclipsa Audio video and a headphone version." A YouTube-ready MP4 with Eclipsa Audio and a binaural version.
  • "Publish the finished video to my YouTube channel." The video uploaded to YouTube with its immersive sound.
  • "Convert my ADM master (.wav) into Eclipsa Audio." An Eclipsa Audio file made from your existing immersive mix.
  • "Convert my Dolby Digital Plus file into Eclipsa Audio." An Eclipsa Audio version of your surround file.
  • "What is binaural audio, in plain words?" A short answer from Spatial9 Academy with the lesson link.
  • "Teach me spatial audio and start me on lesson 1." A guided start to the free 24-lesson Spatial9 Academy course.
  • "Is my render ready? Give me the download links." The progress of your render and every file once it is done.

Where it works

  • Chat assistants: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok. Add Spatial9 as a connector, then ask in the chat.
  • Coding and agent tools: Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Codex, Gemini CLI. One command or config line, then use it from your agent.
  • Open model apps: Qwen, Kimi, DeepSeek, LM Studio, Any MCP client. Any app with MCP settings: paste the address or a config block.

Use Spatial9 with your DAW

  • Into your DAW, Split, then produce: Spatial9 separates a finished song into instrument tracks. Drop them into Pro Tools, Logic Pro, Ableton Live, REAPER, Nuendo, Cubase, FL Studio or Bitwig to remix, rebalance or build an Atmos session. Try: "Split my song into vocals, drums, bass and other instruments, and give me the download links."
  • Out of your DAW, Master once, deliver everywhere: Export the ADM BWF master from your Dolby Atmos session and let Spatial9 turn it into Eclipsa Audio for YouTube, with no remix and no extra plugin. Try: "Convert my ADM master (.wav) into Eclipsa Audio for YouTube."
  • Alongside your DAW, Two connectors, one conversation: Community MCP servers already exist for Ableton Live, REAPER, Logic Pro and Bitwig. Connect one next to Spatial9 and your assistant can hand the stems from one to the other. Try: "Split this song with Spatial9, then import the stems into new tracks in my Ableton session."

Read the DAW guide

Trust

  • You approve every connection: Account connections open a Spatial9 sign-in screen. Apps without sign-in use a private key you can revoke anytime.
  • Fair limits, refunds on failure: Each render uses one project from your plan and is refunded if it fails. Up to 3 at a time and 20 per day.
  • Unlisted links, kept until you delete them: Download links are not published or indexed, but anyone who has a link can open that file, so share them only with people you trust. Files made through an assistant are kept until you ask us to delete them, unlike regular uploads, which are removed after 30 days.
  • Built on an open standard: MCP is the open protocol shared by every major AI assistant, so one connector works everywhere.

Questions

Which AI assistants work with Spatial9?

Any assistant that supports MCP connectors (remote MCP servers), including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Cursor, VS Code, Codex, and apps for Qwen, Kimi and DeepSeek.

Do I need an account to try Spatial9 in my assistant?

No. Add the free address https://spatial9.ai/mcp/free as a connector to get 3 chorus previews, 1 video in spatial audio, 1 ADM to Eclipsa Audio conversion and 1 instrument split without an account. A full 3D song render needs a free Spatial9 account.

What should I say to my assistant?

Ask in plain words, for example "Turn my song into 3D audio, start with a free chorus preview" or "Give my video spatial audio for YouTube". The assistant gives you an upload link if you have no link to the file.

Can my assistant make my song sound like a specific room or stadium?

Yes, with a Spatial9 account. Name the place in plain words, like "intimate studio", "cathedral", "small jazz club" or "packed domed stadium from the back". Spatial9 has 6,700 ready-made spaces, including 40 kinds of stadium and arena, each in different sizes, empty or packed, and heard up close or from far away. It is free and you hear it in the stage player straight away.

Can I use a YouTube or Spotify link as the source?

No. Links must download the file directly. Upload the file through the link your assistant gives you instead.

What files do I get back?

Depending on the request: Eclipsa Audio (IAMF), Eclipsa Audio in MP4, a YouTube-ready MP4 video, a binaural headphone WAV, separate instrument tracks and short vertical clips.

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