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SoundTweaks Wiki

SoundTweaks is a client-side Fabric mod for Minecraft 26.1.2 that lets you control the volume of individual sounds and blocks independently. Every sound event gets its own slider, and you can save different configurations as named presets.

Pages

Page What it covers
Installation Requirements, how to install
Main Screen The main sound list, filters, view modes, mute button
Presets Creating, editing, and using presets
Preset Shortcuts Binding keyboard shortcuts to presets
Import and Export Sharing config and preset files between instances
Config Files The JSON files, their location, and how to edit them manually
Sound Categories What each category contains
FAQ Common questions
Building from Source How to build the mod locally
Translations Supported languages and how to contribute translations

Quick start

  1. Install Fabric Loader and Fabric API
  2. Drop the SoundTweaks .jar into your mods/ folder
  3. Launch the game and press K to open the sound control screen
  4. Drag any slider to adjust that sound's volume — 0% is silent, 100% is the game default
  5. Close the screen — changes are saved automatically

Features

  • Per-sound volume sliders (800+ sound events)
  • Per-block volume control for blocks that don't have dedicated sound events
  • Category and object filters + text search
  • Simple View (sounds grouped by event) and Detail View (individual .ogg files within each event)
  • Presets: named sets of volume overrides, toggled independently
  • Keyboard shortcuts to toggle presets without opening the UI (up to 3-key combos)
  • Favorites sidebar for quick preset access from the main screen
  • Mute button to silence all currently visible sounds at once
  • Import/export for config files and presets
  • All configuration stored as plain JSON in .minecraft/config/

Languages

SoundTweaks ships with translations for 19 languages: English, German, Spanish (Spain & Mexico), French, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil & Portugal), Russian, Turkish, Ukrainian, Chinese (Simplified & Traditional), and Pirate English.

See the full list on the Translations page, including locale codes and contribution instructions.

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