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- Minecraft 1.21.3
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- 16x
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🍹 Acclimate - Revised Minecraft OST | C4Music Addon & Standalone Pack
Previously known as Minecraft Music - Revised, the original intent was to make the in-game soundtrack fit better.
Acclimate is a refactor of C4Music's sounds.json affecting where / when / how Minecraft's vanilla music is played.
💎 (Can be used standalone!)
I would still highly recommend C4Music as it adds to your experience, but you can use this pack on its own.
❓ What does this do?
This hand-configures the vanilla MC's soundtrack, but mainly caters toward those more sensitive to the tracks that just... don't fit. A thorough listen was given to the 1.17+ soundtracks and as someone who's played since Beta 1.6 and has very strong memories with this game, I realized it was really only 1.19 and something like half of 1.17 / 1.18's OSTs which felt out-of-place with the game's music style.
If you just want to remove the newer OSTs, C4Music is the way to go (and this pack acts as an addon to it!). But if you would like to give what's new a chance, perhaps acclimate toward it and reject the "nostalgia poisoning" a lot of us older players seem to suffer from, I'd highly encourage you to give this pack a try. Who knows, you might be surprised. Echo in the Wind is a particularly beautiful track.
📜 Features
Thanks to work done by MopsTMC, this pack simply adds a few of the newer OSTs to the already hand-picked older OSTs in C4Music.
- Reworked Biome-specific Music: Biomes now have a unique track list. The Nether, End, and Deep Dark have had some light tweaks / additions.
- Soundtrack Balance: All tracks' weights are mostly equal with some exceptions. There are still few biome-specific tracks, however more biomes share tracks and the old OSTs all still have a significant chance to play in comparison.
- Menu Music: The menu music is now the proper menu tracks instead of whatever the update added. Echo in the Wind has an 8% chance to play if you're also using [C4Music](modrinth.com/resourcepack/c4music). Without it, that chance is a bit larger.
- Volume Tweaks: Volume balancing has been tweaked across many tracks, namely the Nether and Menu tracks.
- Other Tweaks: If using [C4Music](modrinth.com/resourcepack/c4music), the Warped Forest no longer has tracks again in order to preserve Mojang's original intent. The Deep Dark also no longer has Nether music and instead gets a rare chance to play Boss at a lower volume.
🎶 Soundtrack Changes
- ➖ Removed the music from:
- (Some of) Caves & Cliffs and The Wild Update - (Tricky Trials coming soon)
- ➕ Kept from the 1.17 - 1.20 soundtrack:
- Lena Raine - One More Day, Stand Tall, Ancestry, Labyrinthine, Aerie
- Kumi Tanioka - Floating Dream, Comforting Memories
- Aaron Cherof - Echo in the Wind, Crescent Dunes, A Familiar Room, Bromeliad
- 🪶 Lightweight | This just configures the music portions from sounds.json.
🔗 Compatibility
- 📦 Other Resource Packs
Please ensure you have this pack above C4Music in the resource pack menu when using it as an addon.
Acclimate is not intended to be compatible with other music overhauling packs which provide their own `sounds.json`. You should probably only use one pack that does this at a time.
To use this alongside resource packs that _add_ to the vanilla soundtrack and don't use the `replace` feature in `sounds.json`, place Acclimate **below** any such pack to ensure all tracks are registered.
Minecraft's warning that the resource pack is made for an older or newer version can be ignored as long as the version of the pack you've downloaded has the MC version you're using marked as supported.
Previously known as Minecraft Music - Revised, the original intent was to make the in-game soundtrack fit better.
Acclimate is a refactor of C4Music's sounds.json affecting where / when / how Minecraft's vanilla music is played.
💎 (Can be used standalone!)
I would still highly recommend C4Music as it adds to your experience, but you can use this pack on its own.
❓ What does this do?
This hand-configures the vanilla MC's soundtrack, but mainly caters toward those more sensitive to the tracks that just... don't fit. A thorough listen was given to the 1.17+ soundtracks and as someone who's played since Beta 1.6 and has very strong memories with this game, I realized it was really only 1.19 and something like half of 1.17 / 1.18's OSTs which felt out-of-place with the game's music style.
If you just want to remove the newer OSTs, C4Music is the way to go (and this pack acts as an addon to it!). But if you would like to give what's new a chance, perhaps acclimate toward it and reject the "nostalgia poisoning" a lot of us older players seem to suffer from, I'd highly encourage you to give this pack a try. Who knows, you might be surprised. Echo in the Wind is a particularly beautiful track.
📜 Features
Thanks to work done by MopsTMC, this pack simply adds a few of the newer OSTs to the already hand-picked older OSTs in C4Music.
- Reworked Biome-specific Music: Biomes now have a unique track list. The Nether, End, and Deep Dark have had some light tweaks / additions.
- Soundtrack Balance: All tracks' weights are mostly equal with some exceptions. There are still few biome-specific tracks, however more biomes share tracks and the old OSTs all still have a significant chance to play in comparison.
- Menu Music: The menu music is now the proper menu tracks instead of whatever the update added. Echo in the Wind has an 8% chance to play if you're also using [C4Music](modrinth.com/resourcepack/c4music). Without it, that chance is a bit larger.
- Volume Tweaks: Volume balancing has been tweaked across many tracks, namely the Nether and Menu tracks.
- Other Tweaks: If using [C4Music](modrinth.com/resourcepack/c4music), the Warped Forest no longer has tracks again in order to preserve Mojang's original intent. The Deep Dark also no longer has Nether music and instead gets a rare chance to play Boss at a lower volume.
🎶 Soundtrack Changes
- ➖ Removed the music from:
- (Some of) Caves & Cliffs and The Wild Update - (Tricky Trials coming soon)
- ➕ Kept from the 1.17 - 1.20 soundtrack:
- Lena Raine - One More Day, Stand Tall, Ancestry, Labyrinthine, Aerie
- Kumi Tanioka - Floating Dream, Comforting Memories
- Aaron Cherof - Echo in the Wind, Crescent Dunes, A Familiar Room, Bromeliad
- 🪶 Lightweight | This just configures the music portions from sounds.json.
🔗 Compatibility
- 📦 Other Resource Packs
Please ensure you have this pack above C4Music in the resource pack menu when using it as an addon.
Acclimate is not intended to be compatible with other music overhauling packs which provide their own `sounds.json`. You should probably only use one pack that does this at a time.
To use this alongside resource packs that _add_ to the vanilla soundtrack and don't use the `replace` feature in `sounds.json`, place Acclimate **below** any such pack to ensure all tracks are registered.
Minecraft's warning that the resource pack is made for an older or newer version can be ignored as long as the version of the pack you've downloaded has the MC version you're using marked as supported.
7 Update Logs
Acclimate | 2.1.0 - I Am A Moron! :D : by prototype464 05/15/2026 8:00:57 pmMay 16 @ 12:00 am UTC
The pack now works in versions prior to 1.20.3 now!!
- So when I made this pack two years ago, I was (admittedly) a little confused as to the changes made to the individual file names (piano1, calm3, hal2, etc.)
- This led to me naming them after their 1.20.3+ file names, by default, which causes this pack not to work in any version prior. Backwards compatibility between versions was kind of the whole point of the pack.
- I also have had a roughly two - three year hiatus on the game due to general overall burnout, life stuff, etc. you know the drill. So I hadn't actually PLAYED with the pack for a long time till recently when I noticed "why aren't any C418 tracks playing??" - This was why.
- Anyway, enjoy the fixed pack. I stole a "pack overlay" thing from www.planetminecraft.com/texture-pack/remove-non-c418-music/ (thanks) which should make the pack actually function like it's supposed to.
- So when I made this pack two years ago, I was (admittedly) a little confused as to the changes made to the individual file names (piano1, calm3, hal2, etc.)
- This led to me naming them after their 1.20.3+ file names, by default, which causes this pack not to work in any version prior. Backwards compatibility between versions was kind of the whole point of the pack.
- I also have had a roughly two - three year hiatus on the game due to general overall burnout, life stuff, etc. you know the drill. So I hadn't actually PLAYED with the pack for a long time till recently when I noticed "why aren't any C418 tracks playing??" - This was why.
- Anyway, enjoy the fixed pack. I stole a "pack overlay" thing from www.planetminecraft.com/texture-pack/remove-non-c418-music/ (thanks) which should make the pack actually function like it's supposed to.
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This is insanity ;_;
(Don't get me wrong, a few are awesome like Rubedom, Ancestry, and a couple added in 1.18 I don't know the name of)
Sorry for the late response, time seems to be slipping me by >.>
It has a lot of similar things, including the percussive bass melody, a good 5 minutes, and the otherwise magical soak-you-in melodical feel you get from creative music. I think the real only difference is that C418's feel a bit more celestial, and Lena's is a bit more grounded, and I think it fits in a lot still. I do think it fits in even more than Dragon Fish (I love dragon fish!), so that is my opinion that I've already applied anyways.
Boss going in the deep dark is pretty cool (it is like another level/dungeon), and Rubedo as boss music is so smart!
I am curious to know what thematic fit credits.ogg has with the end though. =D