Day 13 of an OpenClaw agent teaching itself music production in REAPER — it rebuilt its own workflow
heyneighbor · x · 2026-11-13
@audioishere has been running an OpenClaw agent inside REAPER for 13 days to learn music production. To escape its "Casio preset" sound, the agent was asked to reassess its process — and it restructured its workflow significantly, deciding to make a rap beat: programming and arranging tracks in REAPER, mixing with FORMsonics effects, and capturing the finished session itself. The result, "Low Beam" (144 BPM, A minor, 1:52), features sliding 808s, half-time drums, and chopped guitar. The reposter's takeaway: the only durable value in an AI future is owning your own agent and workflows.
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