Quiet Please

Quiet Please

Big modpacks bring a lot of music – and not all of it fits together. Quiet Please lets you decide, track by track, what you actually want to hear.

Features

• Every music track in one list, grouped by the mod it comes from
• Turn off any track – the game simply picks another one instead
• Per-track volume from 0 to 100 %
• Disable all music of a mod with one click
• Preview any track inside the panel (background music pauses while you listen)
• See what is playing right now – in the panel and right under the button in the ESC menu, so you can find a song even if you don't know its name
• Background playlist – pick the songs and their order, like a music player: queue with progress bar, move up/down, shuffle, repeat. Boss, dragon and credits music still interrupt it
• Skip the current background song (button, /quietplease skip or a key you choose)
• Key bindings (unbound by default) to open the panel and skip a song
• Music gap – shorten (or remove) the long silence between background songs
• Settings screen – hide the menu buttons or the now-playing text
• Presets – /quietplease export <name> / import <name> to share a setup
• Search, mod filter, and an optional "ambient" view for long ambience loops
• Works for vanilla music, music discs and modded boss/biome music
• English and Turkish

Supported versions

• Minecraft 1.18.2 – Fabric, Forge
• Minecraft 1.19.2 – Fabric, Forge
• Minecraft 1.20.1 – Fabric, Forge
• Minecraft 1.21.1 – Fabric, Forge, NeoForge
• Minecraft 26.1.2 – Fabric, Forge, NeoForge
• Minecraft 26.2 – Fabric, Forge, NeoForge
• Minecraft 26.3 – Fabric, Forge, NeoForge
• The Fabric versions need Fabric API and also run on Quilt (with Fabric API)

How to open it

Esc → ♪ Quiet Please (top-right corner), Options → ♪ Quiet Please, or Options → Music & Sounds → ♪ Quiet Please, or Mods → Quiet Please → Config. Power users can also use /quietplease in chat.

Good to know

• Client-side only. Install it on your own game; servers don't need it, and you can join any server.
• Settings are stored in config/quietplease.json, so modpack makers can ship a pre-tuned file.
• Picks up modded music too – for example the boss themes of L_Ender's Cataclysm and Mowzie's Mobs.

AI disclosure

The code of this mod was written with the help of an AI assistant (Claude), and the project icon is rendered from Minecraft's own jukebox and music disc textures. The gallery screenshots are real in-game screenshots.