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Sounds Be Gone Mod Wiki & Guide

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Sounds Be Gone Mod is a simple yet powerful tool for Minecraft players who want more control over their in-game audio experience. With this mod, you can easily disable specific sounds that you find annoying or unnecessary.

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Contents (7)
  1. Guides
  2. Configuration
  3. Sound
  4. Telemetry
  5. Frequently asked questions
  6. Gallery
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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Configuration

Every setting in the mod config file, with what it changes.

OptionWhat it does
disabledDisabled sounds
switchEnable telemetry
infrequentInfrequent sounds
latestPlayed in the last 60 seconds
disclaimerPlease consider keeping this on. This data helps development by giving us insight into what is important for the players
settingsSettings
usedTelemetry data used:

Sound

OptionWhat it does
disabledDisabled
enabledEnabled
infrequentInfrequent

Telemetry

OptionWhat it does
javaJava version
timeLocal time
languageMinecraft language
minecraftMinecraft version
loaderMod loader
modMod version
osOperating system used
soundSound enabled/disabled/blocked

Frequently asked questions

How do I open the Sounds Be Gone config to start disabling sounds?
Open the mod's config screen from the Mods list in-game, or edit the config file in your instance's config folder. Once open, you'll see a searchable list of every registered sound in the game.
How do I actually disable a sound once I find it in the list?
Find the sound by name or ID in the list and toggle it off; the change applies immediately without restarting. If you're editing the config file directly, save the file and reload the config or restart the game.
Do I need to restart Minecraft after muting a sound?
No, toggling sounds through the in-game config takes effect right away. Only manual file edits typically require a reload or restart to be picked up.
How do I search for a specific sound if I don't know its exact ID?
Use the search box in the config screen and type part of the sound's name, like 'villager' or 'step'. The list filters as you type, so you can browse related sounds and mute the right one.

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