description Minecraft: Volume Beta Overview
Minecraft: Volume Beta is the second official soundtrack album for the sandbox video game Minecraft, released in 2013 by composer Daniel Rosenfeld, known as C418. The album expands on the game's audio with longer ambient tracks designed specifically for the game's menu screens, Creative mode, and hostile dimensions like the Nether and the End. It serves as the successor to Minecraft: Volume Alpha and consists of mostly instrumental electronic music intended to loop seamlessly during gameplay.
help Minecraft: Volume Beta FAQ
Who is the composer behind the "Minecraft: Volume Beta" soundtrack?
The album was released in 2013 by German composer and musician Daniel Rosenfeld, known professionally as C418. He was the primary composer for the sandbox video game's audio during its early developmental years.
What is the longest track on "Minecraft: Volume Beta"?
The longest track on the album is "Alpha," which runs for over 10 minutes and features a slow, evolving ambient progression. This track is famously known for playing during the game's End Cities and the closing credits.
Does "Minecraft: Volume Beta" include the game's Creative Mode music?
Yes, unlike the first soundtrack, Volume Beta includes the longer ambient tracks designed specifically for the game's Creative Mode and menu screens. It introduced entirely new, abstract background music to the Minecraft experience.
Where can players officially listen to "Minecraft: Volume Beta"?
C418 officially uploaded the entire "Volume Beta" album to his personal Bandcamp page and YouTube channel. The tracks are also widely available on major streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music.
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