Medieval Music Mod FAQ

Medieval music only plays in specific biomes—check the biome list guide to see which ones support it. If you're in a compatible biome, make sure the mod is enabled in your client settings and that your game volume isn't muted.

Yes, you can mute it through the mod's settings menu or by adjusting the music volume slider in your game options without uninstalling the mod entirely.

No, Medieval Music Mod is client-side only, so it will only play music for you locally—other players won't hear it unless they also have the mod installed.

Only certain biomes have medieval music; refer to the biome list guide to see which ones trigger the ambience.

Yes, you can configure when medieval music plays using the mod's control settings—check the control guide for specific options like time of day or biome-specific triggers.

Yes, all music in this mod is royalty-free, so you can stream and upload videos without copyright strikes.

The mod is lightweight and client-side only, so it should have minimal impact on performance, though disabling it will free up slightly more resources if needed.

The mod plays a curated set of medieval tracks in compatible biomes; customization options depend on the mod's configuration files, which you can check in your settings.

Medieval music is biome-specific, so it will fade out when you leave a compatible biome and may change or stop entirely depending on where you travel.

No, Medieval Music Mod works independently and doesn't require additional mods to function.