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Simple Music Control

Simple Music Control

Reduced delay between music tracks, next track keybind, now playing widget and more

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Compatibility

Minecraft: Java Edition

1.21.x

Platforms

Fabric
NeoForge

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Client-side

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pajic
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Licensed MIT
Published 4 months ago
Updated last week
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Simple Music Control

This mod tweaks the playback of background music in the game:

  • Reduced delay between music tracks. By default, background music plays twice as often.
  • Next track keybind: When pressed, immediately starts playing the next music track, and stops the current one if it's playing. Keybind is set to M by default and can be changed in the vanilla keybinds menu.
  • Now Playing widget that shows the artist and track name in-game when a track starts playing and in the pause menu while a track is playing.
  • Pausing the game no longer pauses background music.
  • Creative mode music has a chance to play in survival mode.
  • When playing a jukebox, background music will be stopped. Background music will also not start while a jukebox is playing nearby.
  • Additional optional control over situational music.

Every feature can be configured and toggled on/off in the config.

Fabric version requires YetAnotherConfigLib. Use Mod Menu to change settings in-game.

NeoForge version has no dependencies. Use the Mods screen to change settings in-game.

Inspiration and mod recommendations

I really like Minecraft's music, but it just doesn't play as often as I want it to, and some of the best tracks are locked behind creative mode for some reason (meaning you can never hear Aria Math in survival... wtf mojang?). I used Mixtape for these purposes before, but that mod has way more features than I actually need and it hasn't been updated in a while.

Minecraft is a bit too silent in general for my tastes, so here are some sound mod recommendations to help break the silence in the game and bring in some more sound variety:

  • Euphonium: The only ambient sound mod that I think doesn't feel out of place in Minecraft.
  • Presence Footsteps: Incredibly high quality footstep sounds. I can't play without this anymore.
  • Sound Physics Remastered: Turns cave exploration into a whole different experience.
  • ExtraSounds Next: Satisfying UI sounds for moving items around inventories.

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