Music Interface release notes
Verified published changelogs for the last two public releases, with links to the original CurseForge file pages. These are user-visible differences, not unreleased development plans.
Music Interface v2.0 September 28, 2026
New
- Minecraft support: 1.21.4, 1.21.5, 1.21.8, 1.21.10, 1.21.11, 26.1, 26.2 and 26.3 are added as Fabric/NeoForge targets, alongside 1.21.1. Select the matching published file.
- Manual Queue: Play Next, Add to Queue, ordering and saving the queue as a playlist, with optional persistence.
- Track actions and Radio: track-specific actions for playing, organizing favorites and playlists, queueing and starting Radio.
- Made for You: For You, On Repeat, Rediscover and Current Context mixes.
- Listening Profile: local play counts, listening time, skips and listening statistics.
- Context-aware selection: rules for dimensions, biomes, time, weather and compatible battles.
- Richer track metadata: volume, cooldown, fade, genres, moods and tags.
- Autoplay modes: Ambient and Continuous.
Changes
- Menu selection: a blank Title-screen track ID now lets the player choose from the compatible library. In v1.9, blank disabled custom menu autoplay.
- Cobblemon: battle audio can remain external or be handled with Music Interface's context rules.
- Music Packs: tracks can include richer context rules and recommendation metadata.
Official v2.0 release notes on CurseForge
Music Interface v1.9 August 19, 2026
New
- Fixed title-screen track ID setting to reserve a specific song for the menu.
- Pack diagnostics with
/musicinterface_diagnosticsand/musicinterface diagnostics.
Changes
- A blank title-screen ID disabled custom menu autoplay in v1.9. This behavior was changed again in v2.0.
- Diagnostics reported pack counts, missing audio or covers, duplicate IDs and loading issues more clearly.
Fixes
- Multiple active Music Packs could fail to merge properly.
- Duplicate track IDs did not consistently obey resource-pack priority.
- Malformed track definitions could block other valid packs.
- Audio warnings could be misleading when OGG paths differed from event IDs.
- Resource reload could retain stale track definitions.
Official v1.9 release notes on CurseForge
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