Main menu music swaps

For frosty or dai mod manager. This mod provides alternate music for the main menu. At the moment there is only a limited selection but I hope to add more as I recently learned a different method of adding the music! (15 October 2020 update.) So consider this a work in progress!

The main to credits swap starts with the tavern song "rise", then moves onto the "journey to skyhold" music, then moves onto some of the romance music - I'm not totally sure of whether or not it's the "Thedas love theme" but it's definitely some of the romance music, and then finally moves onto the "elder one theme." It will replay after it finishes it's first run of all the songs.

I was naming these by ear so I may not be correct about all the songs because the music files aren't all named in obvious ways but those are my best guesses.

If you wanna know about the other music options, I suggest checking the files tab, as there are a lot more options than what is mentioned in the description. I linked to audio of the songs in the file descriptions where I could. ^^

Use the ambient sounds removal mod from the miscellaneous files section to mute the howling wind and other ambient sounds in the background of the main menu so you can hear the music better.

DLC Requirements

Besides the standard requirements of a mod manager and some unzipping program to open up the files with, some (but not all!) of these swaps require trespasser, since I used audio files from that DLC in some of the files.

Currently, trespasser is required for the following files:

The Dark Solas Swaps

The Lost Elf and Qunari Atmosphere Swap

The Trespasser Bard Instrumentals

All versions of the bard songs slightest, Scout Lace Harding, Inquisitor, Fall of the Magister, and Companions - the instrumental, acapella, and regular versions of these songs all require trespasser.

Additionally, the English dub of the game is required for:

Any variants of the bard songs, including the instrumentals and including even the French versions of the songs!

And finally, some (but not all) of the files requires the multiplayer to be installed, the files that do have this stated in their file descriptions, so be sure to read those (though the mod changes the singleplayer main menu music, some of the files reuse audio that was originally from the multiplayer, so that's the reason for this.)

Besides these exceptions, the rest of the files shouldn't require anything but the base game.

Only install one music swap from this page at once - you can use one of the music options in combination with