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::''This article describes alternate music in Melee. Not to be confused with [[My Music]] in Brawl.''
 
::''This article describes alternate music in Melee. Not to be confused with [[My Music]] in Brawl.''
   
'''Alternate music''' sometimes plays in particular [[stage]]s in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. These tunes can be triggered by:
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'''Alternate [[music]]''' sometimes plays in particular [[stage]]s in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''. These tunes can be triggered by:
 
* Unlocking a certain stage or extra
 
* Unlocking a certain stage or extra
 
* Holding down a certain button combination
 
* Holding down a certain button combination

Revision as of 23:43, 26 September 2018

This article describes alternate music in Melee. Not to be confused with My Music in Brawl.

Alternate music sometimes plays in particular stages in Super Smash Bros. Melee. These tunes can be triggered by:

  • Unlocking a certain stage or extra
  • Holding down a certain button combination

They can also be triggered randomly.

Alternate music for normal stages

Every time any one of these stages is loaded up in Vs. Mode or Training Mode, there is a 12% chance that the alternate music will play instead of the normal music. If L is held by all players while the stage is loading, the alternate music will play, however this only works if the alternate music was played in the past in the stage the player is trying to load. Battlefield and Final Destination stages have two separate songs from a Multi-Man Mode as their alternate music. The rest of the alternate songs are from other games.

The alternate music for normal stages are:

Alternate music for Adventure Mode stages

On the screen that shows what stage is coming next in Adventure Mode, alternate music will play on some stages if the player holds down L, R, and presses START, while keeping L and R pressed until the music starts. An alternate theme will play for some of the stages. This only works for the first stage in each area: for example, on the F-Zero Grand Prix, only the first level will have the special music.