Official Starwind Soundtrack

Welcome to the release of the Official Starwind soundtrack! This install provides quick and easy access to the official soundtrack of Starwind, composed by two separate artists (credited below).

Now, before anything else, I know the Starwind soundtrack is a point of contention in the community, and I'm working on that. But the fault also lies at my feet. I was in charge of making sure the soundtrack was great for release, and unfortunately, old tracks from the pre-remaster days as well as some tracks that weren't beloved by the people in the post-remaster made it to final release. Of course, I am currently working on reduxing some of those old tracks with Settyness (As of this time, reduxing has paused so I can focus on my financial responsibilities) and in time we will have each of the most hated tracks reduxed and ready!

To install, simply download the specified file and drag and drop into the Music folder of Morrowind's Data folder. If installing the Vanilla folder, IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT YOU REMOVE the Explore and Battle Folders entirely before adding anything to it. Reason being is some old tracks slipped through the cracks in Explore and a few unfinished and duplicate tracks exist in Battle. I cannot personally remove it for you, so that's up to you. If you don't, more power to you, but you won't get the proper experience otherwise.

Technically, you don't need Starwind to install this. But come on, don't install this on vanilla Morrowind. It just won't sound right.

Credits:

Settyness - Composing everything post-Doctor Ripper, and reduxing the old tracks.

Doctor Ripper - Composing everything pre-Settyness and post-remaster.

Ignatious - For creating Starwind overall.

Join the Starwind Discord Server where we talk, hang out, play games, eat candy, and work on Starwind! It's pretty active and pretty cool so if you do, that's nice. If you do join, say "I'm here for the Blue Milk Bantha Steaks."

It means nothing and we'll just look at you weird if you do.

Also, I can't believe I have to explain this, but some people don't understand what "Total Conversion" means: Starwind totally and completely transforms base game Morrowind into a completely new game. Don't install Starwind expecting the base game to be unaltered.