@Rnova2 I created a series of patches for the various worlds and biomes. These patches point to tracks I'd downloaded, converted to a .ogg file, then put into a music folder for the game to pull from. Feel free to unpack the mod and mess around with it to see how I made it. There's guides here on steam on how to set up modding for Starbound.

Don't worry, I also suffer from tinnitus, and I know how annoying it is to have a cricket chirping inside your head.

For now, the ringtones seem to be playing at a decent volume (although I haven't heard them all yet).

One question, if it's not too much trouble, how do you add ringtones?
I'm asking because I'm interested in finding a way to add the ringtones from the games "River City Girls 1 and 2." Yes, I know they're not exactly synthwave, but that doesn't change the fact that I like the ringtones, for example, if I'm walking through a town or an alien city (I must say, I love the ringtones they give to the Arcana cities or the laboratories, but I feel more in the mood for combat with the ringtones from a beat-up game. XD)

@Rnova2 I've boosted the volume of most tracks, things should be more normalised now. I blame my tinnitus for the earlier versions being more quiet, even if that doesn't make sense.

I just tried this mod, and I appreciate that you took into account my opinion in the previous mod, the music selection is good, and I like it, however I notice that the volume level is very low in relation to the original melodies of starbound and other mods, to the point that I am forced to turn up the volume to 100% to be able to appreciate them and some are still heard very low, I do not know if this happens because of a problem with the mod or that they were simply recorded that way.

Gotta love the trypophobia moon.

@yukondiggy Not a stupid question at all, I hadn't really considered it until you mentioned! This is a client-side mod, I'll update the description now.

This is probably a stupid question, but is this mod client-side or server-side?