Music Delay Reducer

What the mod does Music Delay Reducer changes how often Minecraft plays its background music. Vanilla waits a long, random time between tracks. This mod shortens that wait so you hear music more often. It does not add new songs or change the soundtrack itself. It only adjusts the delay logic that the game already uses. ## Who it's for Players who want a richer atmosphere without installing a custom music pack or a heavy audio overhaul. It works entirely on the client. The server does not need the mod and won't see any difference. If you play on a server that forbids client mods, this one won't help because the client side is required. ## Configuration A custom options screen lets you tune the delay without editing config files or restarting the game. Open the mod options from the main menu or the pause screen, adjust the slider, and the change takes effect immediately. The menu is translated into Arabic, Chinese (Simplified), Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese (Brazilian and European), Spanish, and Swedish. ## Compatibility The mod runs on Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge. Supported Minecraft versions are 1.21.5, 1.21.4, and 1.21.1. No other versions are listed by the project. It has no large dependencies - just the standard loader APIs. Because it only touches the music scheduler, it generally plays well with other client-side mods, but the project doesn't publish a tested compatibility list. ## Source and license The code is open source and hosted on GitHub under the mSLA v2.0 license. You can inspect the implementation, report issues, or contribute translations directly in the repository.