Simply Speakers

Add atmosphere and personality to your Minecraft world with the Simply Speakers mod! This useful utility opens up completely new possibilities for sound design in your builds and adventures.

Main Features

Create sound speakers that are easy to craft and place anywhere in your world. You no longer have to be content with Minecraft's standard sound set - now you can upload any audio files and play them during gameplay.

Easy Sound Setup

Open the speaker interface with a simple right-click and enter the path to your audio file. The mod supports popular MP3 and WAV formats, allowing you to use almost any music track or sound effect.

Redstone Control

Speakers respond to redstone signals: applying power starts sound playback, while removing the signal stops it. This allows you to create complex audio systems integrated into your mechanisms.

Adjustable Sound Range

Audio emanates from the speaker in a set radius, defaulting to 16 blocks. If needed, this parameter can be configured in the range from 1 to 512 blocks through configuration files. Players entering the audible zone begin hearing the sound, while those leaving it automatically stop hearing it.

Multiplayer Compatibility

The mod works perfectly on servers - all players within the speaker's range will hear sound effects simultaneously, opening up opportunities for collaborative music projects and creating shared space atmosphere.

Platform Versatility

Simply Speakers is available for the two most popular mod loaders - Fabric and Forge, ensuring compatibility with most mod packs and collections.

Future Updates

Many improvements are planned for development:

• Ability to pause audio playback
• Volume adjustment for individual speakers
• Playback speed control
• Additional features and management options

Required Dependencies

For proper mod operation requires:

• Architectury API
• Fabric Loader files (for Fabric version)

If you have questions or suggestions for improving the mod, you can discuss them in the Discord community sections or through the notification system on GitHub.