Music Kitten

There are a few ways to change the default music played in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, and none of them are particularly simple. If you’ve played the game for years, hearing the same tracks every single day can get quite tiring.

Music Kitten is an Electron application designed to help you create and use music kits to replace the default CS:GO soundtrack. It takes cues from the game and plays specific tracks when certain events occur, as well as in the main menu.

Before you can enjoy your new soundtrack, there are a few steps that need to be followed. After installing the application, you have to set the folder where music kits will be stored. Make sure there are no other directories here, as they will also be seen as music kits.

Next, you need to download one or more music kits. The application can download a sample kit if none are available, but you can also grab them yourself from the app’s website.

Once you’ve set up your music kits, you can play the various tracks to preview them before starting the game. The player is very basic, as is the UI, but it will give you an idea of what the soundtrack is like.

Finally, you can launch the game and enjoy your new music. Just remember to mute the in-game music volume, as the new soundtrack will be played externally.

The music kits available on the application’s website are amusing, for the most part, but they might not be for everyone. Thankfully, you can create your own soundtracks by replacing the existing audio files.

As long as you respect the naming scheme, everything should work as intended. If you run into issues or need more detailed instructions, you can find assistance on the project’s GitHub page.

Overall, Music Kitten is a great tool for CS:GO players who are tired of the default game music. It can help you replace it fairly easily, and it worked well during our tests. The UI isn’t particularly impressive, but this isn’t a major issue.