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Bilkent Samsurya vunknown added 2026-05-29 verified 2026-05-29
You need to automate complex multi-step Wwise workflows using large language models like Claude or Cursor.
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Wwise-MCP is a Model Context Protocol server that exposes Wwise Authoring functionality to AI agents through WAAPI. It enables LLMs to navigate project hierarchies, create and organize audio objects, author events, manage game objects with 3D positioning, configure RTPCs/switches/states, import audio files, and build soundbanks. The tool allows natural-language composition of complex workflows that would otherwise require repetitive manual WAAPI scripting.
The system works by first connecting to an active Wwise session, then indexing project structure so the AI can understand path relationships. From there, agents can perform batch operations like creating dozens of events from source objects, positioning game objects in 3D space, or importing entire audio folders—all through conversational prompts.
Currently experimental and not recommended for production projects. Requires Wwise 2024.1+ and an MCP-compatible client.
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