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I don't know editing of audio files - which would have been necessary back then to remove one track - today I could get all tracks seperate and add them - which I am planning to do - so removing/replacing and adding single tracks will be much more easy then.
coz i have games that go for about 4 hours!
It starts with xmusic1 and plays all other tracks in their numbered order - xmusix2, xmusic3,... If there is a gap or no further file fitting this naming syntax, it restarts from the beginning.
Is there no xmusix1, you won't hear anything. AoE can't play random order or something else.
Therefore most soundtrack mods do overwrite each other. If there is nothing stated in my mods, they start with xmusic1 and therefore aren't compatible with other mods doing the same.
But you can easily assemble your own soundtrack from the mods, their archive file is in AoE\mods. It's an extensionless zip file, so you can extract them and put whatever tracks you want together by renaming them properly.
Beside this I can do such a mod for you, but I have several open requests left and are working on a first mod for AoM at the moment, so this may take some time.
I just can't promise when to publish it for I have several other open requests left and work was slower than before last weeks.
But in case they are not thought to do so from their description, you have to do this manually or by using my mod manager.
After subscribing one of the mods you want to mix (and it's download finished), start your game one time. You should be able to see the mods archive file popping up in your AoE\mods folder.
(I wouldn't recommend to subscribe all mods at the same time just for it massivly increases the size of data AoE has to handle at one time then.)
The mod archives are extensionless zip files, extract them to where you want, but it has to be a seperate folder for each mod, otherwise they would try to overwrite each other, as they would do by simply subscribing to all of them.
Now name all extracted tracks you want to have so they have the right order and copy them to your AoE\sound\music folder. That's it.
But save the files somewhere, every time you verify your game cache, these files will be resetted, for your personal order isn't bound to any mod. So you have to change the files after every verification.
By using my mod manager, you can create your own 'mod', re'installing' it with just one click. But this is an expert feature, so read the manual before doing this. :)
Enjoy gaming!
1) Wait until the download finished.
2) Don't cancel the intro before the chess part as at that time mods will be extracted.
--> If the sound isn't there after that, it may be too large to be extracted while one intro (extraction stops when the chess video starts, regardless of unextracted mod data), try a second restart without canceling the intro too early.
--> I read in some other soundtrack comments, you might have to start one random match and close the game to kind of 'activate' the sound. I don't know if that is related to one of the points above or some weird bug.
For this mod just contains one file and Skylabs splittet up AoEs soundtrack with FE from 1 into 20 files, by not deleting file xmusic2.mp3-xmusic20.mp3 in your AoE\sound\music folder, you will hear AoEs track 2-20 after this collection.
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