Add to ingame music?

[ProtagorasEmber]

Did a quick Google search and I didn't find the answer to my question which is, can I add music to the soundtrack that will play in game? Sometimes when I'm in a dungeon for a long time the music gets a bit repetive. I would like the option to customize the soundtrack. Or if anyone has a super simple idea of a good workaround that would use some sort of overlay that I could access without leaving the game I'd be up for doing that too. Thanks for the help and sorry if this is a repost.

[Peanuckle]

Use global hotkeys for your music player of choice (I use Winamp) and play music through that?

[SmegInThePants]

i turn pandora on in a browser to something like film score radio or classical gas radio and just turn tome music off while pandora plays.

[ProtagorasEmber]

I like the music don't get me wrong. I just wish there were a way to skip to another track when I spend a couple hours in the same dungeon. Before the madness sets in. I don't want to just play something in the background really; I just wish there were more music tracks or ways to skip to other tracks. Just something to change it up every now and then. I love the music and I wouldn't just want to play something over top of the game. I'd want it to be a part of the game.

I went into the game data and uncompressed the music file and counted 42 tracks. Can I add to that file and will the game automatically play the new tracks if I insert files of the proper format? Or would I have to name the new tracks the same name as tracks already in the file; can I only replace tracks and not just add to them, assuming I can even do that?

[ANIKI]

Very late of me but I actually read this post a while ago also looking for a solution, and I ended up doing so.

Check out the OldRPG tileset mod, it comes with a bonus Custom Soundtrack file. I checked the actual content of the file and it's nothing really cryptic.
All the tracks are in .ogg file so you should be able to add your own by converting your wav or mp3 into ogg, renaming them to the mod's soundtrack's name you wish to replace and overwriting with your own.

https://steamcommunity.com/workshop/filedetails/?id=565342048
Here's the link to the mod page, scroll down to the description and you should have all the instructions needed to install the base soundtrack mods and files.

[nintendude794]

Originally posted by ANIKI:

Very late of me but I actually read this post a while ago also looking for a solution, and I ended up doing so.

Check out the OldRPG tileset mod, it comes with a bonus Custom Soundtrack file. I checked the actual content of the file and it's nothing really cryptic.
All the tracks are in .ogg file so you should be able to add your own by converting your wav or mp3 into ogg, renaming them to the mod's soundtrack's name you wish to replace and overwriting with your own.

https://steamcommunity.com/workshop/filedetails/?id=565342048
Here's the link to the mod page, scroll down to the description and you should have all the instructions needed to install the base soundtrack mods and files.

Link is broken :/

[ProtagorasEmber]

Originally posted by nintendude794:

Originally posted by ANIKI:

Very late of me but I actually read this post a while ago also looking for a solution, and I ended up doing so.

Check out the OldRPG tileset mod, it comes with a bonus Custom Soundtrack file. I checked the actual content of the file and it's nothing really cryptic.
All the tracks are in .ogg file so you should be able to add your own by converting your wav or mp3 into ogg, renaming them to the mod's soundtrack's name you wish to replace and overwriting with your own.

https://steamcommunity.com/workshop/filedetails/?id=565342048
Here's the link to the mod page, scroll down to the description and you should have all the instructions needed to install the base soundtrack mods and files.

Link is broken :/

It's an old post but as long as the Workshop is still around (I'm assuming it is (I'm using a very limited internet connection right now and can't check myself)) you should still be able to find the mod mentioned, you just have to dig around for it. If I can find it later on I'll post a new link.