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[DCME] Sounds of Hydro
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[DCME] Sounds of Hydro

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I DO NOT OWN ANY OF THE CUSTOM RECORDS ADDED: CREDITS GOES TO HOYO-MIX, YU-PENG CHEN, HOYO-MIX, MIHOYO AND HOYOVERSE.


⚠️ Requires DCME (Dynamic Contextual Music Engine) as for 0.2b and later


Sounds of Hydro aims to add most music from the popular gacha game Genshin Impact to Minecraft. The custom soundtrack is entirely situational, changing fittingly to the biome you're walking into, creating a more nicer adventure experience akin to Genshin Impact. The resource pack replaces all Minecraft OST and aims to add over 900 tracks distributed across different contexts.

The goal is to bring Genshin's incredible music to fit Minecraft's enviroment. Because of that, some songs that would play in Genshin's context doesn't necessarily play in the equivalent Minecraft's context. A good chunk of them were repurposed to fit Minecraft's biomes the best it can with no business with the original game. There is also some songs that were deliberately not added because it didn't fit Minecraft totally, those mostly being domain BGMs, battle BGMs and so on, with few expections.

Soundtrack Regions

Those are the regions currently implemented to the pack and their overall presence in the game, though they are largely distributed between biomes:

Recommended playstyle:

Can I use this resource pack when recording/streaming?

I did not made this music. Those are all copyrighted by HOYO-MIX, Yu-Peng Chen, Hoyo-MIX and Hoyoverse. Your content WILL be copyright-claimed.

Can I use this resource pack in my modpack?

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For Audiophiles: Audio Quality and Loudness Known Bugs (0.1) Current bugs that are being investigated

Download the full 0.1 package

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