MUSE Music Expansion - Tomb

Trembling brass, tense strings, calls from beyond...

An undead music expansion of original tracks by me created for the Morrowind MUSE mod. Featuring 5 new exploration tracks and 4 new combat tracks, the dead will let you know you are unwelcome.

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Inspired by the Hans Zimmer soundtrack for Dune. "If you're on an alien world, why not make the music sound alien?"

Part of the May Modathon 2022

- The fourth in a series of planned expansions for MUSE that will bring new levels of immersion to your gameplay and dungeon delving. Each mod will have it's own unique mood & tone for all tracks that will help diversify your music experience and prevent the repetition that can occur with the (albeit great) default soundtrack.

- 5 new exploration tracks that play when entering any of the ancestral tombs in the game

- 4 new battle tracks that play when in combat with remnants of the dead (Skeletons, Ancestor ghosts, Bonewalkers, etc.)

- A creeping and horrific tone that makes stepping into each tomb a more unsettling experience

- Automatic compatibility with Tamriel Rebuilt. Older versions (1.x) remain available if you prefer only the vanilla game affected.

- All tracks created using modern production techniques, sample libraries, synths, and plugins

- Requires MUSE and all of it's related prerequisites (such as Morrowind Script Extender)

- OpenMW support available through the mod S3maphore. Patches available as optional downloads if S3maphore updates fall behind.

- Install your selected version using MO2 or your other favorite mod manager, and verify nothing overwrites the files

- For manual installation, unzip the mod and place the music and MWSE folders into your Morrowind/Data Files directory and overwrite when asked

- Fully compatible with the other MUSE mods on my page

- Without modification, this mod is incompatible with any other MUSE mods that edit that same cells as this one, or have dynamic music that occurs when fighting this mod's enemy types. i.e. SHoTN, TR, or Solstheim music replacers are probably okay, as are other mods that only edit regional music files, but others may not be. Compatibility with any music mod is possible by dragging the music tracks from those mods into the proper music folder subdirectories contained in this mod. View the official MUSE page & posts for more details o