Synthwave All Music Replacement Pack

 Synthwave All Music Replacement Pack – Combat Music Add-on

This mod adds combat music, a feature not present in the previous Synthwave and Vaporwave Comprehensive Large Music Package Mod (though some mistakenly believed it was included). All three factions now have their own combat tracks, and certain pieces from the earlier mod have also been revised—these changes will be showcased in the video.

Since combat music is procedurally generated, it is difficult to catalog every track . Therefore, the video will only feature a selection, not the full playlist.

As this is a total replacement mod, it will conflict with any other music mod. However, mods that alter flag-raising music, vehicle/drone audio, or certain enemy vocal tracks remain compatible.

For detailed track information, please refer to the Track Sources section. Special thanks to all the artists for creating such incredible music.

Minor Issues (may occur in rare cases):

• []During combat music playback, there is a small chance of audio muting for approximately 30 seconds to 2 minutes (the muted duration is considered part of the song’s remaining playtime).[/]

  []In extremely rare instances, combat tracks for different factions may overlap (two songs playing simultaneously) for about 15 seconds.[/]

Combat Music Playback & Interruption Mechanics

• []Dynamic Music System: Combat tracks are categorized as follows:

  []No Combat Music[/]

  []Engagement with Special Units (e.g., armored combat – non-combat tracks)[/]

  []Skirmish/Outpost Assault (encounters with patrols, or when large enemy groups gather at outposts – combat music starts)[/]

  []Intense Combat (triggered by super-heavy units like AT-ATs or Titans – may transition directly from combat music or start alongside it).[/]

[]Playback Persistence: During combat/intense combat, music will not stop unless all hostility-locked enemies are eliminated or line-of-sight is completely broken. This is especially noticeable against Automatons, who possess long-range attacks and persistent target-locking. My playtester reported that during one session, the music never stopped throughout the entire battle…[/]

[]Death & Reinforcement: If you die during combat music, playback stops. Upon reinforcement/redeployment, if you remain in combat, a new track will begin (song switching). To enjoy a continuous playlist, you must survive prolonged firefights amidst endless waves of enemies.[/]

[*]Detection & Interruption: If you eliminate all enemies before they call reinforcements, then are detected by a new group but interrupt their backup signal, the dynamic system may toggle between standard and combat music when enemies briefly lose sight of you (esp