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<blockquote data-quote="MNblockhead" data-source="post: 7765879" data-attributes="member: 6796661">I make my own. I've actually had more luck finding adventure-specific playlists on YouTube.&nbsp; I cancelled my Apple Music subscriptions a few months ago and subscribed to Youtube Music, but you can access most of the playlists just from YouTube AFAIK.&nbsp; I was running Curse of Strahd and a number of people had posted playlists for CoS on YouTube.&nbsp; I still altered them to fit my preferences.With my current campaign, Rappan Ahuk, I'm not sure if I'll use music at all.&nbsp; If I do, it will be general thematic music. Maybe three to five general fantasy playlists with long play pieces. One with dark/mysterious music for in the dungeons.One with general fantasy and nature soundscapes for in the woods. One for use in villages and a smaller populated areas. One for use in larger cities (though I might have a different playlist for different cities, e.g. one set of music for Bards Gate and another for Endhome, just to help them feel different). But I don't bother with &quot;tavern sounds&quot; and other location specific soundscapes. I focus on music that can create a feel and fit in with any location instead of location-specific soundscapes. If you want to get hyper specific and change the background sounds for different buildings, etc., Syrinscape or Battlebards is probably the way to go.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MNblockhead, post: 7765879, member: 6796661"] I make my own. I've actually had more luck finding adventure-specific playlists on YouTube. I cancelled my Apple Music subscriptions a few months ago and subscribed to Youtube Music, but you can access most of the playlists just from YouTube AFAIK. I was running Curse of Strahd and a number of people had posted playlists for CoS on YouTube. I still altered them to fit my preferences. With my current campaign, Rappan Ahuk, I'm not sure if I'll use music at all. If I do, it will be general thematic music. Maybe three to five general fantasy playlists with long play pieces. One with dark/mysterious music for in the dungeons. One with general fantasy and nature soundscapes for in the woods. One for use in villages and a smaller populated areas. One for use in larger cities (though I might have a different playlist for different cities, e.g. one set of music for Bards Gate and another for Endhome, just to help them feel different). But I don't bother with "tavern sounds" and other location specific soundscapes. I focus on music that can create a feel and fit in with any location instead of location-specific soundscapes. If you want to get hyper specific and change the background sounds for different buildings, etc., Syrinscape or Battlebards is probably the way to go. [/QUOTE]

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