I'd love to see (hear?) Morrowind's soundtrack in Daggerfall

[deadtom]

I'm sure for some people, this would not be preferred, but it's my absolute favorite Elder Scrolls soundtrack. So, if it were possible to put it in, that would make me happy.

[Jay_H]

Welcome to the forums

To be honest it'd just be easier to mute the Daggerfall music and play/stream it independently. The two games' music systems are so different they're almost incompatible.

Morrowind's combat music would never play since Daggerfall doesn't trigger danger states -- unless you made it the dungeon music, and that'd get reaaally tiring really fast (Some people have spent 3+ hours in the same dungeon, whereas Morrowind's combat music lasts like 12 minutes I think?)

Daggerfall changes music at every interior, such as inns, shops, guilds, and residences. To mod all that would just be to wipe it clean and play Explore tracks the whole time... So you can see why it'd just make sense to do it from outside the game

[deadtom]

Thanks for the welcome!

And yeah. This is fair. Haha.

[Kamer]

I replaced Daggerfalls music with Oblivion/Morrowinds OST's but never released it due to legal issues. Beth really probably wouldn't like people sharing that stuff.

[Al-Khwarizmi]

Morrowind's combat music would never play since Daggerfall doesn't trigger danger states -- unless you made it the dungeon music, and that'd get reaaally tiring really fast (Some people have spent 3+ hours in the same dungeon, whereas Morrowind's combat music lasts like 12 minutes I think?)

Well to be honest, I'm a huge fan of Daggerfall music (and prefer it to Morrowind) but this problem of music repeating in dungeons does happen quite egregiously in Daggerfall.

Once you enter a given dungeon, you always get the same music until you exit it, and some of the loops are really short. I'm especially tired of song_28, which seems to pop up very often (like in half of the dungeons?) in my DFU and is less than a minute long, so sometimes it will play 100+ times in a dungeon run. I wish there were a "next track" key.