Crusader Kings III

Crusader Kings III

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Royalty-Free Historical Music Mod
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Royalty-Free Historical Music Mod

Description
The Royalty-Free Historical Music Mod adds 41 different, historically appropriate music tracks to Crusader Kings III, all of which are royalty-free and appropriately licensed. This means that not only is this mod Ironman-compatible, but it is also safe for use in footage in YouTube, Twitch, and other online video platforms.

In addition to being royalty-free, all the tracks in this mod are real performances of actual, real songs that are either from this timeperiod or are of a style that has not changed since. None of those fake-sounding, "cinematic" tracks here, everything is authentic: from duet studio performances of songs written by 15th century Flemish composers to Deccan temple dance songs dedicated to various Hindu deities, from Tuvans throat-singing traditional folk songs to Orthodox chants sung by the choir of the Vatopaidi monastery on Mt. Athos in Greece.

In its current version, the mod musical tracks from the following backgrounds:

- 3 songs from the regions of France, Italy, Flanders, Germany, and Western Europe in general.
- 2 songs from Ireland.
- 1 song from Georgia (the country).
- 3 Gregorian chants in Latin.
- 8 Orthodox chants in Ecclesiastical Greek and 3 in Romanian, fit for the Eastern Roman (Byzantine) Empire.
- 1 song of a style from modern-day Ghana.
- 5 songs from the region of Tuva, in modern-day Russia near modern-day Mongolia.
- 4 songs from India, out of which 1 is of a Northern Indian style and 3 are of Southern Indian styles.
- 11 songs from the Middle East, out of which 2 are from modern-day Turkey specifically and the rest are from places in and around modern-day Turkey, Iran, Iraq, Syria, Uzbekistan, and Afghanistan.

A full track list can be found in the LICENSE file inside the folder containing this mod's music, as well as full licensing information for every song and sources where you can double-check that the licensing information is correct.

Again, this mod is 100% Ironman-compatible, and also should be 100% safe for services like YouTube and Twitch. If you get demonetized or muted or receive a takedown request as a result of one of the tracks in this mod, please let me know so that I can have a look and remove the offending track from this mod ASAP.

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ParadoxPlaza link: https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/threads/mod-royalty-free-historical-music-mod.1420732/.

Do you wish to contribute to this mod in some way? Go to the Royalty-Free Enhanced Soundscape project's GitHub page here and follow the instructions for submissions: https://github.com/DelnarErsike/RFES-Project.
42 Comments
Delnar_Ersike  [author] 20 Dec, 2023 @ 8:35pm 
I believe that issue of music getting interrupted by musical cues is the game's music system working as designed, and there's no way I can fix that. Any event or action that triggers a sound or a musical sting when it activates is going to reset the music subsystem when the cue is done playing. There's nothing I can really do about that as a modder (besides removing all musical cues from the game).
Serdar_Oguz 20 Dec, 2023 @ 2:29pm 
very good mod, i like the turkish music, but can you add a update, because the musics stop swhen a war breaks out or something happens, and then some depressive music starts
atkma101 25 Oct, 2023 @ 3:10am 
Is it bad I added this mod because of the thumbnail lmao...(ofc the mod is good to so yk) but like
Locer Gamal 15 May, 2023 @ 3:49pm 
Splendid, thank you!
Delnar_Ersike  [author] 15 May, 2023 @ 6:13am 
It only adds songs, it does not overwrite anything.
Locer Gamal 15 May, 2023 @ 5:41am 
Does this mod overwrite already existing songs in the game? Or does it just add onto them.
Delnar_Ersike  [author] 2 Dec, 2022 @ 5:09am 
There is no YouTube playlist, especially since a lot of the songs used are not uploaded to YouTube. But if you get a hold of the mod's files (there are many ways to do this, e.g. browsing the GitHub repository), you can find the source of every song in the LICENSE file inside.
Daniel 1 Dec, 2022 @ 2:30pm 
Do you have a YouTube playlist or anything to listen to this out of game?
Delnar_Ersike  [author] 23 Nov, 2022 @ 4:05am 
I believe it should work with 1.8.0, yes. I designed the mod in a way that makes it as future-proof as possible. If it doesn't work, I'll have to check the files again.
Lunar Blacksmith 22 Nov, 2022 @ 11:28pm 
Does this work with 1.8.0?