Aero Rush Audio Mod FAQ

Jump off a high cliff or use Elytra to gain airspeed—you should hear wind audio fade in smoothly as you accelerate. If you hear nothing, check that your Master and Players volume sliders in Minecraft's sound settings are turned up, and verify the mod is enabled in your mods folder.

You likely have the ground movement option enabled in your config file. Open config/hear_the_wind-client.toml and set ground movement to false if you only want wind sounds during airborne flight.

Yes—the mod is entirely client-side and does not change game physics or rules, so it works on any server without requiring the server to install it.

The mod uses layered audio loops to prevent stacking, but you can reduce wind loudness in your config file under the wind loudness setting, or lower your in-game Players volume slider.

Open your config file and set mute elytra sound to true—this silences the default game gliding noise so only the wind audio plays.

You can set your own speed threshold in the config file under speed thresholds; the wind fades in smoothly once you reach that minimum airborne speed.

Yes, you need to fully restart Minecraft for config changes to take effect—simply closing and reopening the world is not enough.

Only if you enable the vehicles and mounts option in your config file; by default, wind audio only triggers during airborne flight.

Yes—if you enable the vehicles and mounts option in your config, you'll hear wind audio during high-speed minecart travel.

On modern game versions, the mod plays multiple distinct audio clips with pitch shifts and volume wobble to keep the sound varied and natural during long flights.