Description
Has the dragon or the wither fight ever felt boring to you? Or the ancient city felt a bit too quiet? Or have Raids felt not dramatic enough? This addon spices things up by adding music to Minecraft's bosses and Raids.
Wither and Warden get 2 tracks each, one is a calmer theme that plays when the player is far away from the boss, and the other more impactful track plays when the player gets closer to it. The Ender Dragon however, only has one song. It plays specifically during the end fight to make it more exciting. Raids also only get one song that plays throughout each wave. The Elder Guardian gets one ambient track that plays when a player with mining fatigue is nearby.
Recommended settings: Set music to 60-80% volume.
Works very well with my "Disable Overworld Music" resource pack, so uhh yeah get that fr fr.
How to add your own music
If you want to add your own music, you have to replace the audio files inside of the addon. For wither and warden replace BOTH close and far versions of their tracks. For the raids make sure to replace both the main track and the two fade out tracks, for the elder guardian you only need to replace its one track, and finally for the dragon simply replace boss.ogg. Your new music file must keep the same name as the original files in order for it to work (ex: "raid.ogg" and "wither_close.ogg" or "boss.ogg").
Credits & Copyright
Music:
"Withering Heights" by Me
"No sound. No movement." by Me
"Illager Invasion" by Me
"Depths Of Blue" by Me
"Awakening Of The Nameless Dragon" by Midnight's Musical Museum
Soundtrack youtube playlist
Copyright:
All of the songs in this pack are free to use and are good to be included in a video/showcase.
- You are NOT allowed to reupload this addon under your or someone else's name.
- You're NOT allowed to modify anything in this addon besides the audio files unless for personal use.
- You are PROHIBITED from attempting to claim the addon's soundtrack as your own.
- You ARE allowed to feature this pack in a video or a showcase as long as you credit me or mention the addon name.