Post title says it all.

I already looked on Modrinth and other platforms, but was unable to find what I was looking for. They all seem to remove/disable the new soundtrack, but I’d prefer to have a different approach of just “balancing” the old soundtrack back into the mix by making the C418 tracks more frequent.

Ideally, it would also retain the weighted functionality that adjust the music to the situation/biome you are in.
Another bonus point would be incorporating the tracks of the C418 MC albums which were not included even in the old soundtrack

  • PrivateNoob
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    2 months ago

    Wait brain does not compute. Have the classic c418 been removed from newer releases?

    • алсааас [she/they]@lemmy.dbzer0.comOP
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      2 months ago

      AFAIK the C418 soundtrack is being phased out more and more and replaced with the new one bc Microsoft owns that one directly (instead of iirc only being allowed to use it for the game)

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        2 months ago

        Hmmm, I would be okay with it if it would be a symbol for a new era of Minecraft, but it’s probably for the owning issue. Obligatory please despawn M$ moment.

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          2 months ago

          that’s late stage capitalism for you, the only thing that counts is amassing ownership, power and profit…

          but tbh I really like the new soundtrack, it’s just that it will never be as defining for Minecraft as the work of C418

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            2 months ago

            Me too, I like hearing newer sounds but the OGs are OGs for a reason. Maybe that’s just nostalgia coming from me, but nevertheless I like that the newer ones utilize more sounds to have an era differentiation.