What problem does it solve? Writing MIDI notes into an Ableton Live Set without a clear plan often produces unstructured clips, overwritten material, or notes outside the intended bar range and register. This Skill guides the agent to inspect the target track and clip first, then compose coherent, bounded MIDI material that respects the existing session. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Pre-edit inspection: Examines the target track and clip to establish bar range, meter, register, and musical role before writing any notes. - Motif-focused composition: Prefers a small coherent motif over unstructured note volume, keeping clips musically usable. - Non-destructive editing: Preserves existing material unless replacement is explicitly requested, then verifies note count, timing, pitch range, and clip length after editing. - Use Case: Ask the agent to write a two-bar bassline in the lower register of an existing MIDI track without touching the chords already in the clip, and it will inspect, compose, and verify the result. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to compose a four-bar melody in the selected MIDI clip while preserving the existing notes.
