If you’re interested, I also made a Minecraft particle names list. In general, look for a “Find on page” function somewhere in the browser menu. In short, Press Ctrl + F (the two keys at the same time) to use the browser search function into this page and type the sound you need. Search the playsound you need from the list Press ctrl/+F and search for what you think that the sound could be. The Minecraft playsound list is a long table extracted from the sounds.json file in the vanilla (default) resource pack. Sound Open the file titled with the version of the game you want to get the sounds from.

Finally, inside the sounds array, place the path to the sound.

As a good practice, I suggest organizing your sounds in a /custom subfolder and keep them organized in categories.

To simplify, look at the example below, it is “custom.crowd”. The JSON object name is the name you’re going to use in the playsound command.

Then in the folder create a sound_definitions.json file.

Secondly, in your resource pack folder create a /sounds directory (if not existing).

(I recommend for free sounds) The steps for Minecraft Bedrock: It can be the sound you recorded or ones you find on sound effects website. (and I use quite often!)Ī quick pro-tip: change the pitch, it can make a completely different sound! SUCCESS SOUNDS:Įxecute ~ ~ ~ playsound random.click ~ ~ ~ 1 1.6īlock.turtle_egg.crack Add custom sounds to Minecraftįurther, you can even add custom sounds to Minecraft using a resource pack.

This is a collection of the sounds from the vanilla Minecraft playsound list I find most useful when creating maps. In Minecraft Bedrock edition sounds names are in the sounds.json file in the vanilla resource pack. execute ~ ~ ~ playsound random.levelup TOP 10 Playsound I use So, to make sure the sound can be heard everywhere we can use a good old /execute command.

It can be a value between 0.0 and 1.0.įor instance, let’s say you want to play a success sounds to all players regardless of where they are. It determines the minimum volume that the sound will be heard outside of the audible range. It is usually a value between 0.1 and 2.0, even though lately I noticed you can go beyond 2.0. It determines the pitch for the sound effect, the higher the value, the higher the pitch. The higher the value, the larger the range and the further away the sound can be heard.

You can hear the sound within a range from the position. It is the x, y, z coordinates (separated by space).

player is the target selector of the player that you wish to play the sound for.

sound is the name of the sound, you’ll find the full Minecraft playsound list at the bottom of this page.

You can also write the command inside a command block. The playsound command allows us to play sounds in Minecraft, let’s see how to use it. 🔍 SCROLL TO PLAYSOUND LIST How to use the playsound command

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