Another Music Project

Introduction:

Have you grown tired of repeatedly listening to the Witcher 3 soundtrack? It's fantastic, of course but I always felt like (as it is with the rest of the game) they went with a more melancholic, emotional vibe rather than a dark & gritty fantasy one, like they did in Witcher 2 and especially Witcher 1. Best example is the music they used for the VGX trailer. The mood and vibe it had is perfect for a game like this (not all the time of course).

Anyway, this mod replaces a few tracks, especially in Velen and is meant to be used in conjunction with New Music Project's Non Replacer (you can use the Replacer one though, if you prefer that one), Combat module as well as some modules from ridman's Witcher 2 Overhaul.

I recommend you to use ridman's mod0VelenSoundtracks (and Skellige modules, if you like them). Priority wise my mod has to be above all, so set them to 1 in Script Merger or Mod Manager. ridman's modules should follow, set them to 2 and lastly New Music Project (or if you want, MOP) to 3. That way you get the most out of it. But you can play around however you like.

I also recommend using Familiar Music's Tavern Replacement.

I can't give you a concrete list of the tracks I've replaced since it would take the surprise out of it anyway.

Future plans involve:

- A third module that replaces some cutscene & boss fight soundtracks with cooler ones kek (should drop in a few days, if I manage to edit them)

- In the future I might do a full on Music Overhaul (Non - Replacer) but for now this suits my needs and I hope yours too

- Maybe a Witcher 1 version if I have a suicidial complex? (Seriously, modding music in this game is tedious af)

Credits:

Big thanks to ridman for allowing me to use some of his tracks and modules as a base!

Another big thanks has to go to Wolven Workshop, specifically vincemeister! You (guys) rock for all the help you've given me!

And of course the others, who have helped me with modding this game's music (seriously, it wasn't fun at all ... sometimes).

And of course credits where it's due: CDPR for the Witcher games!