Lives inside REAPER. Understands the music, not just the data.
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Tell the Oracle what to do
Full project awareness — you never have to explain the context. Just say what needs to happen next.
"Fix the timing on these notes but keep the intentional early ones"
"Humanize the velocities without losing the accents on the downbeats"
"Correct any notes that are outside this instrument's range"
"Add a variation to the second verse drum groove"
"Rework this section but keep the original rhythmic feel"
"Write a bass transition into the bridge"
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It acts on your project directly
No copy-paste, no export, no browser tab. MIDI Oracle makes the change in REAPER — writing new material, editing existing notes, splicing sections, or restructuring what's there. If it needs to clarify something first, it asks you before touching anything.
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Keep it, undo it, or push further
Hear the result, then decide. Hit Keep to commit, Undo to revert cleanly, or Refine to give the Oracle a follow-up instruction.