Add any music you want to Minecraft from music discs, just like in the game.

To learn how to use this add-on, we'll cover:
- What audio should be used and how to obtain it
- How to add music to the add-on
- And how to get new music discs in Minecraft

- What audio should be used and how to obtain it
Minecraft Bedrock uses .ogg or .fsb audio files. Most people download music or audio in .mp3 format, and simply changing the file format won't work. So, I'll explain the procedure I used, although other methods are valid as long as the audio files are .ogg or .fsb.

1- You'll need the .mp3 audio file (If you already have the .mp3 audio files, skip this part).
There are websites on Google where you can download audio from YouTube using links, or apps similar to YouTube that let you download the audio, or YouTube Premium, which lets you download the audio without any problems but will give you the audio in .mp3 format (or if you have other options, that's fine too).

2- Convert .mp3 audio to .ogg.
In my case, I used an app from the Play Store called "Audio Converter (MP3 AAC OPUS)"

It's easy to understand, or there are also websites where you can find it, although the app is faster and safer.

- How to add music to the add-on
When you download the add-on, it will appear like this

You need to change the name or rather add ".zip" like this

You will see these two folders and you should go into "Better Music Resources"

From here you must enter the "sounds" folder

Here you need to go to the "music" folder

Then go into the "game" folder

And you'll find the audio files in .ogg format.

To add the audio files you want, simply replace the existing ones... whether they're .ogg or .fsb files, they must have the same names: "music1", "music2", "music3", and so on.
Then you can import them into Minecraft.
In short, you just need to replace the audio files using the same names and that's it.

- And how to get new music discs in Minecraft
In addition to needing a regular jukebox to get the new records, you must craft the record case.

You have to insert it and then tear it to get a random disc, and the disc number depends on the audio track number.
For example, "music1" will be "disc 1".

And now you can use it in the jukebox like a normal record.
The notes will play.
The parrots will dance.

New music records in Creative mode will be found where regular music records are located.