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Taz Wanted Music Pack

Finally, the music pack nobody asked for! This was a project for me to learn how to work with the Music Modding System (which is required, btw) and modding in general. Let me know how I did.

Taz Wanted is a platformer released September 17, 2002, developed by Blitz Games and published by Infogrames. Its music was composed by Marc Canham, and all 30 regular level themes, plus 5 boss themes, plus 3 hub world themes, plus the main menu and credits tracks are included here - 40 tracks in total. Install the Mod Config Menu for your version of the game to allow this pack to play alongside others - this was made with vanilla tools so it works without WotC.

• The game is notable for its dynamic soundtrack: each level has 3 variations of its theme that it switches between based on whether the player is spinning, tip-toeing, or doing neither. The consequence of this is that most tracks average only a little over a minute long, but to offset this I've configured the mod to switch between the normal variant of a track on XCOM's turn then over to the spinning variant on the alien turn, and the tip-toe tracks are set to Explore (when there are no enemies on the map.)
  
• Hub themes will play on the Geoscape and since the boss themes are a bit longer than the level tracks I've set them to loop regardless of whose turn it is. Hindenbird is insanely fitting for this game
  
• I've also assigned environment requirements so that you'll get Wile E. West tracks during missions in the shanty environment, Sam Francisco tracks in the city centers, and Yosemite Zoo tracks in the wilderness, with a couple surprises. This should also lower track repetition if you're using other soundtrack mods.

Remember to leave feedback so more people can find this! I plan on making more packs, including a particularly ambitious one, in the future. (And disregard the framerate in the preview video, no idea what happened as I was recording but my game was at 60fps the whole time. That's what I get for hastily downloading ActivePresenter)

Many thanks to Steam users nintendoeats and ∑3245[docs.google.com] for their excellent guides, to robojumper for making MMS, and to the Blitz Games team for making Taz Wanted which my dad and I spent so many hours on in my childhood.