Around the Fire-Skyrim Fan Music
Friendly/immersive music written specifically for Skyrim doubles the number of tavern tracks!
Screenshots 1 screenshots
About this mod Machine translation
Friendly/immersive music written specifically for Skyrim doubles the number of tavern tracks!
==============================================
Title: Around the Furnace - Skyrim fan-made music
Author: OrganicView/CaptainCreepy
Version: 1.0
==============================================
CrossFire is fully compatible and intended to be used with Still, Hun Lovaas, and Melodies of Civilization, which are my other music mods for exploration, combat, and cities respectively.
This mod adds new tracks to Skyrim's taverns and inns. These are not royalty free tracks, they are combined to make a quick mod. They wrote it with the mood and atmosphere of the world of Skyrim in mind. I've been working hard on making music that fits the world of Skyrim and its soundtrack. This way, in addition to my own melodic material, you can also find melodies from other Elder Scrolls games arranged in the Skyrim style. TL:DR No metal, electronic music, Irish/Celtic music, cheap or cheesy orchestral music, etc.
Vanilla music will not be overwritten when the main module adds music. The plugin is an esp, marked esl (ESPFE), and therefore does not occupy a plugin slot. Optional replacers are also available in the optional files section.
You can listen here:
============================
compatibility
============================
As mentioned above, Fire Periphery is compatible with Still, Hun Lovaas, and Civilization Melody.
Around Fire will conflict with any mod that edits the "MUSTavern" and "MUSTavernB" music types. Such conflicts can be easily identified and resolved using SSEEdit.
Since it is a very simple mod, Around the Fire can be safely installed and uninstalled at any time without any specific process.
============================
About me
============================
I am a composer and have been for over ten years now. I'm also a big fan of mods and video games and enjoy making music for those people. You may hear some of my older work on Summerset Isle that you can hear here.
I've written soundtracks for two video games: Lost in the Past and 20000 lieues sans la mer.
You can check out some of my personal work on Bandcamp and Youtube channels.
——————————————————————————————————
===============================================
Name: Around the Fire - Skyrim Fan-Made Music
Author: OrganicView / CaptainCreepy
Version: 1.0
===============================================
Around the Fire is fully compatible, and intended to be used with Still, Hun Lovaas and Melodies of Civilization, my other music mods for exploration, combat and cities respectively.
The mod adds new tracks to the taverns and inns of Skyrim. These are not royalty-free tracks packed together to make a quick mod. They were written with the atmosphere and vibe of Skyrim's world in mind. I always to strive to make music that will fit in with the world of Skyrim and its soundtrack. As such, in addition with my own melodic material, you'll find melodies from other Elder Scrolls game arranged in the Skyrim style. TL:DR no metal, electronic music, Irish/Celtic music, cheap or cheesy orchestral music, ect...
The main mod adds the music without overriding vanilla music. The plugin is an esp flagged as esl (ESPFE) and as such doesn't take a plugin slot. An optional replacer is also available in the optional files section.
You can take a listen here:
=============================
COMPATIBILITY
=============================
As stated above, Around the Fire is compatible with Still, Hun Lovaas and Melodies of Civilization.
Around the Fire will conflict with any mod that edits the "MUSTavern" and "MUSTavernB" Music Types. Such conflicts can be easily identified and solved with SSEEdit.
As it is a very simple mod, Around the Fire is safe to install and uninstall at any time without any specific procedure.
=============================
ABOUT ME
=============================
I am a composer, and have been for more than ten years now. I'm also a huge fan of mods and video games, a …
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.