Melodix is a client-side Fabric mod that lets you enjoy your own local music files — or Minecraft's own soundtrack — while playing, with a full-featured in-game player.

✨ Features

Minecraft-native GUI — Open the full player with M to browse your library, manage a queue, and tweak every setting without leaving the game.
Format Support — Compatible with .mp3 and .wav audio files.
Vanilla Soundtrack Control — Browse and play Minecraft's built-in music tracks from the same interface. Optionally suppress Minecraft's automatic music so you're always in control.
Custom Playlists — Create, edit, and manage multiple playlists to suit any gameplay mood.
Mini Player HUD — A compact, draggable overlay shows the current track on-screen at all times.
Now Playing Display — Shows track info as a widget or above the hotbar, or turn it off entirely.
Audio Visualizer — An optional frequency visualizer renders on-screen during playback.
Album Art — Displays album art for Minecraft's official soundtrack releases, with a fallback image for custom tracks.
Audio Effects — 5-band equalizer with preamp, reverb, crossfade between tracks, playback speed control, and fade-on-pause.
Listening Statistics — See how long you've listened to each track from a dedicated stats screen.
Liked Songs — Mark tracks as favorites for quick access.
Playback Modes — Sequential, shuffle, and repeat.
Volume Ducking — Music automatically lowers when you take damage, then restores itself.
Window Focus Handling — Optionally pause music when Minecraft loses focus.
Keyboard Shortcuts — Play/pause (P), next (→), previous (←), volume up/down (↑/↓), and a custom quick-volume keybind — all rebindable in the vanilla Controls menu.
Themes — Switch between color themes from the settings screen.

🛠️ Installation

Install Fabric Loader and Fabric API.
Drop melodix-<version>.jar into your .minecraft/mods folder.
Launch the game.
Press M in-game to open the player.
In the settings screen, set your music folder path to the folder containing your .mp3 or .wav files.
(Optional) To avoid overlap with Minecraft's automatic music, enable Suppress Vanilla Music in the mod's settings, or go to ESC → Options... → Music & Sounds... and set the Music slider to OFF.