This fork works with monitors ! It also works with putting wireless speakers everywhere in your world! Simply put a wireless modem ontop of your main computer, and use the other script in your other computers. They must have a speaker attached and a wireless modem

wave-amp2

wave-amp2 is a fully-featured music player for CC: Tweaked, based on wave-amp powered by wave, now with OpenNBS support.

This is a modified version that works with the CC: Tweaked mod for 1.16.4. It can use commands on a Command Computer or Speakers on normal Computers. (No other mods required)

Features:

Updated for CC: Tweaked using 1.16+ commands or CC: Tweaked speakers
Plays NBS (Note Block Studio) files
- wave-amp will automatically load all .nbs files on your CC: Tweaked computer.
Cool UI
Music visualiser
Different play modes (normal, stop, repeat, shuffle)
Custom themes
Flexibility through command-line arguments
Compatability with the newer Open Note Block Studio

Set-Up

Either place a command computer or a advanced computer
If using command computers no further steps are required
If using non-command computers you need at least one speaker connected to your computer
- You can connect them via network cables or just place them next to the computer

Installation

Program

wave-amp2 pastebin get nKyXwuuf wave-amp2

Themes

dark theme pastebin get HYrhP1yN darktheme
red theme pastebin get EP0vBAa5 redtheme

Some example Songs

pastebin get cUYTGbpb bbpack
bbpack get CYRmLz78 Songs

Thanks to Bomb Bloke (Original Comment)

Make your own songs

wave-amp2 uses nbs files for music storage. You can create your own songs using Note Block Studio or the newer open-source version Open Note Block Studio

With Note Block Studio you can convert midi versions of your favourite songs to nbs files ans play them in-game.

Command line arguments

wave-amp -h

-l                      lists all outputs connected to the computer.
-c <config file>        loads the parameters from a file. parameters are separated by newlines.
-t <theme file>         loads the theme from a file.
-f <filter[:second]>    sets the note filter for the outputs.
examples:
-f 10111                sets the filter for all outputs to remove the bass instrument.
-f 10011:01100          sets the filter so the bass and basedrum instruments only come out of the second output
-v <volume[:second]>    sets the volume for the outputs.
--nrm --stp --rep --shf sets the play mode.
--noui --noinput        disables the ui/keyboard input
--exit                  to reboot the system after a song played

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