BiomeTunes

🎵 What is BiomeTunes?

Hear Minecraft change around you.

BiomeTunes brings handcrafted original music to every biome, flowing smoothly with your journey.

• 🌍 Music chosen for your biome, dimension, or boss fight
• 🏠 Outside, Sheltered, and Subterranean Environmental Classification in the Overworld
• 🎧 Strong wall-occluded Sheltered treatment with dark room reflections and automatic gain-only fallback
• 🎚️ Seamless crossfades without stacked tracks
• 🖥️ Client-side only, so it works in single-player and on vanilla servers

📥 Installation

1. Install Fabric Loader for Minecraft 26.2.
2. Add Fabric API and Fabric Language Kotlin to your mods folder.
3. Add the BiomeTunes .jar to the same folder and launch the game.

The soundtrack is included. You do not need a resource pack or a server installation.

BiomeTunes uses a fixed-cost Environmental Classification pass in the Overworld. Outside plays ordinary biome music, Sheltered keeps the same track with a lower wall-occluded treatment and short dark room reflections, and Subterranean uses the Underground pool. Cave biomes and bosses keep their dedicated music unchanged. An optional debug HUD shows the cached classification evidence, low-pass status, and reverb status without performing additional world queries.

🎼 Music and attribution

Every track was written for BiomeTunes.

• Abraham Frato (Reklawer): Plains, Forest, Birch Forest, Dark Forest, Snowy, Mountains, Mountains 2, Snowy Ocean, Frozen Ocean, Underground, and The End
• Martin Ryberg Laude (Mar01): Desert and Ocean
• Zacharias Frato (Taraneas): Jungle, Savanna, Swamp, Taiga, and Ender Dragon
• Arman Aspromonti: Warm Ocean
• Edit Lundström (Edito1): Flower Forest and Nether Wastes

Pack development by Hampus Hallkvist (Hampfh).

⚙️ Requirements

• Minecraft: Java Edition 26.2
• Java: 25 or newer
• Mod loader: Fabric Loader 0.19.3 or newer
• Required: Fabric API and Fabric Language Kotlin 1.13.13 or newer
• Optional: Mod Menu 20.0.1 or newer
• Server: Nothing

📖 Read the full README for settings, technical details, source files, and development information.