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I couldn't find too much info on the wiki. When using the /music command, only sound events like "music.game.water" work for me, but this uses multiple tracks on a list that are randomly selected. It's posssible to use an individual track name like "hal3", "calm2", "shuniji", etc. instead of usind sound definitions, so they can play a specific track?

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Yes and no. You can't do this normally, but there is a way to do this that involves adding a resource pack with custom definitions.

You can add custom ids for use with /music in sounds/sound_definitions.json. Here's an example below that I made based off the vanilla resource pack as published by Mojang.

{
  "format_version": "1.20.20",
  "sound_definitions": {
    "adamraichu.music.shuniji": {
      "__use_legacy_max_distance": "true",
      "category": "music",
      "max_distance": null,
      "min_distance": null,
      "sounds": [
        {
          "load_on_low_memory": true,
          "name": "sounds/music/game/water/shuniji",
          "stream": true,
          "volume": 0.20
        }
      ]
    }
  }
}

You can download a demo of this example here.

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  • Hopefully a working example counts as a "reputable" source. :p
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    Commented Nov 5 at 15:04
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