2.1:List of music - SRB2 Wiki (2024)

This is a list of music included in SRB2 v2.1. There are 102 music tracks in total. Most tracks are present in both Ogg and MIDI format, although some are only included in one format.

Internally, SRB2 identifies each music track with a unique name consisting of up to six characters. This name is used when specifying a music track, for example with the Music attribute in level headers and cutscenes, or with the tunes console command. Most of SRB2's music tracks follow a naming scheme of MAPxxM, where xx is the extended map number of the map that the track is primarily intended for. For example, the music for Greenflower Zone Act 1 is named MAP01M. Other music that is used for special purposes does not follow this scheme, such as TITLES for the title screen music. Custom music tracks do no have to follow this scheme either. See Sound and music tutorial > Music for an explanation of how to add custom music to SRB2.

Music tracks are stored as lumps in music.dta. The lump name for a track consists of its name preceded by an O_ prefix for Ogg and other digital formats, and a D_ for the MIDI version. For example, the lump names for MAP01M are O_MAP01M and D_MAP01M.

In previous versions of SRB2, music tracks were identified via a slot number instead of a name. For tracks following the map number naming scheme, the slot number was simply the map number, e.g. 1 for MAP01M. Special slots were reserved for the tracks that do not follow this naming scheme, e.g. 1036 for TITLES. These slot numbers are still recognized by SRB2 for the purpose of backwards compatibility, but they are deprecated and should no longer be used.

SOC and Lua provide special constants that can be used as synonyms for slot numbers: In Lua, the constants have the form of the mus_ prefix followed by the track name in all-lowercase. For example, the constant for slot 1 is mus_map01m. These constants can also be used in SOCs, although case is irrelevant here. Additionally, SOC also recognizes the lump names for the tracks as constants, with both O_ and D_ prefixes. Which prefix is used has no relevance to whether the Ogg or MIDI version is used; both are equivalent.

The below is a list of all music tracks in SRB2. The category a tune is in does not necessarily correspond to its actual use, but roughly to its numbering; for example, MAP96M is listed under "Multiplayer stages" because its number roughly corresponds to that section, even though it's not used for any multiplayer stage in SRB2.

NameSlot (old)ThumbnailTitleComposers/ArrangersUses/NotesMAP01M1MAP01 – Greenflower Zone Act 1Bulmybag, Remastered by Cyan Helkaraxe

MAP01 – Greenflower Zone Act 1
MAPF0 – Lime Forest Zone

MAP02M2MAP02 – Greenflower Zone Act 2Bulmybag, Remastered by Cyan Helkaraxe

MAP02 – Greenflower Zone Act 2

MAP03M3SRB2 – BossBulmybag, Remastered by SSNTails

Note: This is the music used for all regular bosses.

MAP03 – Greenflower Zone Act 3
MAP06 – Techno Hill Zone Act 3
MAP09 – Deep Sea Zone Act 3
MAP12 – Castle Eggman Zone Act 3

MAP04M4MAP04 – Techno Hill Zone Act 1Stuf, Remastered by Cyan Helkaraxe

MAP04 – Techno Hill Zone Act 1
MAPF8 – Iron Turret Zone
MAPM1 – Noxious Factory Zone

MAP05M5MAP05 – Techno Hill Zone Act 2Stuf, Remastered by Cyan Helkaraxe

MAP05 – Techno Hill Zone Act 2

MAP06M6SRB2 – Greenflower Zone Act 1 (Remix)Bulmybag, Remastered by SSNTailsMAP07M7MAP07 – Deep Sea Zone Act 1Arrow, Remastered by SSNTails

MAP07 – Deep Sea Zone Act 1

MAP08M8MAP08 – Deep Sea Zone Act 2Arrow, Remastered by SSNTails

MAP08 – Deep Sea Zone Act 2
MAPM2 – Tidal Palace Zone

MAP09M9SRB2 – Deep Sea Zone Act 2 (Remix)Arrow, Shane

Note: This music track does not have a MIDI version.

MAP10M10MAP10 – Castle Eggman Zone Act 1Arrow, Remastered by SSNTails

MAP10 – Castle Eggman Zone Act 1
MAPF9 – Dual Fortress Zone

MAP11M11MAP11 – Castle Eggman Zone Act 2Arrow, Remastered by SSNTails

MAP11 – Castle Eggman Zone Act 2
MAPM3 – Thunder Citadel Zone

MAP12M12SRB2 – Boss (Remix)Bulmybag, Shane

Note: This music track does not have a MIDI version.

MAP13M13MAP13 – Arid Canyon Zone Act 1Spazzo, Remastered by Nev3r

MAP13 – Arid Canyon Zone Act 1

MAP14M14MAP14 – Arid Canyon Zone Act 2Spazzo, Remastered by Nev3r

Note: This is a music track belonging to a level that has not yet been added to SRB2. Therefore, it is currently unused by SRB2. It exists primarily as a placeholder, but it is also a valid music choice.

MAP15M15SRB2 – Arid Canyon Zone (Remix)Spazzo, Nev3rMAP16M16MAP16 – Red Volcano Zone Act 1Arrow, Remastered by SSNTails

MAP16 – Red Volcano Zone Act 1
MAPF6 – Molten Fissure Zone
MAPM5 – Infernal Cavern Zone

MAP17M17SRB2 – Rocky Mountain Zone Act 1Arrow, Remastered by SSNTails

Note: This is a music track belonging to a scrapped level concept. Therefore, it is currently unused by SRB2. It exists primarily for legacy reasons, but it is also a valid music choice.

MAP18M18SRB2 – Red Volcano Zone Act 1 (Remix)Arrow, Shane

Note: This music track does not have a MIDI version.

MAP19M19MAP19 – Dark City Zone Act 1Composed by SSNTails, Rearranged by Arrow, Remastered by SSNTails

MAP20M20MDK2 – Outer SpaceJesper Kyd, Albert Olson, Raymond Watts

Note: This is a music track that was previously used for the countdown that appears when in space, but is no longer used. It exists primarily for legacy reasons, but it is also a valid music choice.

MAP21M21SRB2 – Doomship ZoneSSNTails

Note: This is a music track belonging to a scrapped level concept. Therefore, it is currently unused by SRB2. It exists primarily for legacy reasons, but it is also a valid music choice.

MAP22M22MAP22 – Egg Rock Zone Act 1Stuf, Big Wave Dave (Guitar), SSNTails,
MIDI version by Monster Iestyn

MAP22 – Egg Rock Zone Act 1

MAP23M23MAP23 – Egg Rock Zone Act 2Stuf, Big Wave Dave (Guitar), Instant Sonic,
MIDI version by Monster Iestyn

MAP23 – Egg Rock Zone Act 2
MAPF4 – Twisted Terminal Zone

MAP24M24moog – Reyn TV Stationmoog

Note: This music track does not have a MIDI version.

MAP25M25MAP24 – Egg Rock Zone Act 3 (Race)Instant Sonic,
MIDI version by Monster Iestyn

MAP24 – Egg Rock Zone Act 3

MAP26M26MAP24 – Egg Rock Zone Act 3 (Battle)Instant Sonic,
MIDI version by Monster Iestyn

MAP24 – Egg Rock Zone Act 3

MAP27M27SRB2 – Egg Rock Zone Act 1 (Premix – no guitar)Stuf, SSNTails,
MIDI version by Monster IestynMAP28M28MAP25 – Egg Rock Core ZoneArrow, Remastered by SSNTails

MAP25 – Egg Rock Core Zone

NameSlot (old)ThumbnailTitleComposers/ArrangersUses/NotesMAP29M29MAP58 – Spring Hill ZoneTomoko Sasaki, Naofumi Hataya, Fumie Kumatani,
MIDI version by Monster Iestyn

MAP58 – Spring Hill Zone

MAP30M30SRB2 – Mario Koopa Blast (Overworld)Koji Kondo, Remastered by SSNTails

MAP30 – Pipe Towers Zone

MAP31M31SRB2 – Mario Koopa Blast (Underworld)Koji Kondo, Remastered by SSNTails

MAP30 – Pipe Towers Zone

MAP32M32SRB2 – Mario Koopa Blast (Castle)Koji Kondo, Arrow, Remastered by SSNTails

Note: This is a music track belonging to a scrapped level. Therefore, it is currently unused by SRB2. It exists primarily for legacy reasons, but it is also a valid music choice.

MAP40M40Sonic Arcade (Music CD) – Sonic Electronic RemixSpike Shellcraker and Oscar Oberheim, MIDI by Unknown

Note: This music track does not have an Ogg version.

MAP45M45Sonic 1 – Green Hill ZoneRemastered by SSNTails

Note: The thumbnail used is of Sapphire Falls Zone, which can be considered the currently representative map for this music.

MAPMB – Sapphire Falls Zone

NameSlot (old)ThumbnailTitleComposers/ArrangersUses/NotesMAP86M86Mystic Realm – Verdant Forest Zone (Old)Arrow, Remastered by SSNTails

Note: This is the music track that was previously intended for Mystic Realm's Verdant Forest Zone, but is no longer used. It exists primarily for legacy reasons, but it is also a valid music choice.

MAP87M87SRB2 – Egg Rock Zone Act 1 (Old)Stef, Shane, SSNTails

Note: The thumbnail used is of Orbital Hangar Zone, which can be considered the currently representative map for this music.

MAPM6 – Orbital Hangar Zone

MAP88M88SRB2 – Arid Canyon Zone Act 1 (Old)Arrow, Remastered by SSNTails

Note: The thumbnail used is of Dusty Wasteland Zone, which can be considered the currently representative map for this music.

MAP54 – Dusty Wasteland Zone

MAP89M89SRB2 – Arid Canyon Zone Act 2 (Old)Arrow, Remastered by SSNTails

Note: The thumbnail used is of Granite Lake Zone, which can be considered the currently representative map for this music.

MAPM8 – Granite Lake Zone

MAP90M90MAPMC – Meadow Match ZoneArrow, Remastered by SSNTails

MAPMC – Meadow Match Zone

MAP91M91Sonic: Emerald Quest – Empyrean's ChannelArrow, Remastered by SSNTails

MAPFA – Nimbus Ruins Zone
MAPM9 – Diamond Blizzard Zone

MAP92M92Sonic: Emerald Quest – Tails' HouseArrow, Remastered by SSNTails

Note: This is a remix of the "Sunset Park Zone" music from Sonic Triple Trouble.

MAPM0 – Jade Valley Zone

MAP93M93Sonic: Emerald Quest – CavernousArrow, Remastered by SSNTails

Note: This music track is a remix of the original music, which was used for Hydro Plant Zone in v1.09.

MAPF2 – Silver Cascade Zone
MAPM7 – Frost Columns Zone

MAP94M94SRB2 – Zero Ring ZoneArrow, Remastered by SSNTails

Note: This is a music track belonging to a scrapped level. Therefore, it is currently unused by SRB2. It exists primarily for legacy reasons, but it is also a valid music choice.

MAP95M95Sonic: Emerald Quest – Lazy SaturdaysArrow, Remastered by SSNTails

MAPM4 – Desolate Twilight Zone

MAP96M96SRB2 – Mine Maze ZoneArrow, Remastered by SSNTails

Note: This is a music track belonging to a scrapped level concept. Therefore, it is currently unused by SRB2. It exists primarily for legacy reasons, but it is also a valid music choice.

MAP97M97SRB2 – Arid Canyon Zone Act 2 (Premix – no lead)Spazzo, Remastered by Nev3r

Note: The MIDI version of this music track is Rocky Mountain Zone Act 1's MIDI.

MAP98M98Mystic Realm – Aerial Garden Zone (Old)Arrow, Remastered by SSNTails

Note: This is the music track that was previously intended for Mystic Realm's Aerial Garden Zone, but is no longer used. It exists primarily for legacy reasons, but it is also a valid music choice.

MAP99M99SRB2 – Deep Sea Zone Act 1 (Remix)Arrow, Shane,
MIDI version by Monster Iestyn

Note: The thumbnail used is of Azure Temple Zone, which can be considered the currently representative map for this music.

MAP41 – Azure Temple Zone

NameSlot (old)ThumbnailTitleComposers/ArrangersUses/NotesMAPA9M109Sonic Arcade (Music CD) – Sonic ElectronicSpike Shellcraker and Oscar Oberheim, MIDI by Unknown, Remastered by SSNTails^{[confirm? – discuss]}

MAPA1 – Knothole Base Zone Act 1
MAPA2 – Knothole Base Zone Act 2

MAPAAM110Sonic 1 – Green Hill ZoneMIDI by Unknown

Note: This music track does not have an Ogg version.

MAPA3 – Great Forest Zone Act 1
MAPA4 – Great Forest Zone Act 2

MAPABM111Sonic 2 – Aquatic Ruin ZoneMIDI by Unknown

Note: This music track does not have an Ogg version.

MAPA5 – Lake Zone Act 1
MAPA6 – Lake Zone Act 2

MAPACM112Sonic 3 – Ice Cap Zone Act 1MIDI by Unknown

Note: This music track does not have an Ogg version.

MAPA7 – Ice Palace Zone Act 1

MAPADM113Sonic 3 – Ice Cap Zone Act 1 (Remix)MIDI by W1P3OUT XL

Note: This music track does not have an Ogg version.

MAPA8 – Ice Palace Zone Act 2

MAPAEM114Sonic 3D Blast (Saturn) – Final bossMIDI by Unknown

Note: This music track does not have an Ogg version.

MAPA9 – Volcano Zone Act 1
MAPAA – Volcano Zone Act 2

MAPAFM115Sonic 2 – Hill Top ZoneMIDI by Unknown

Note: This music track does not have an Ogg version.

MAPAB – Echidnapolis Zone Act 1
MAPAC – Echidnapolis Zone Act 2

MAPAGM116Sonic and Knuckles – Flying Battery Zone Act 1MIDI by Unknown

Note: This music track does not have an Ogg version.

MAPAD – Sky Lab Zone Act 1
MAPAE – Sky Lab Zone Act 2

MAPAHM117Sonic 2 – Chemical Plant ZoneMIDI by Jago

Note: This music track does not have an Ogg version.

MAPAF – Mechanical Madness Zone Act 1
MAPAG – Mechanical Madness Zone Act 2

MAPAIM118Sonic 3D Blast (Saturn) – Panic Puppet Zone Act 1MIDI by Unknown

Note: This music track does not have an Ogg version.

MAPAH – Robotopolis Zone Act 1
MAPAI – Robotopolis Zone Act 2

MAPAJM119Sonic CD (Japanese) – Collision Chaos PresentMIDI by Unknown

Note: This music track does not have an Ogg version.

MAPAJ – Robo Base Zone Act 1
MAPAK – Robo Base Zone Act 2

MAPAKM120Europe – The Final Countdown (Instrumental)Joey Tempest, MIDI by Unknown

Note #1: This is a music track belonging to a level that has not yet been added to SRB2. Therefore, it is currently unused by SRB2. It exists primarily as a placeholder, but it is also a valid music choice.

Note #2: This music track does not have an Ogg version.

MAPALM121Sonic and Knuckles – Death Egg Zone Act 1MIDI by Paul Lapensee

MAPAMM122Sonic 1 – Scrap Brain ZoneMIDI by Unknown

Note: This music track does not have an Ogg version.

MAPAN – RingSatellite Zone Act 1

MAPANM123Sonic 1 – Scrap Brain Zone (Remix)MIDI by Unknown

Note: This music track does not have an Ogg version.

MAPAO – RingSatellite Zone Act 2

MAPAOM124Sonic CD (US) – Stardust Speedway Bad FutureMIDI by Unknown

Note #2: This music track does not have an Ogg version.

MAPAPM125Sonic 2 – Final bossMIDI by Unknown

Note #2: This music track does not have an Ogg version.

MAPAQM126Sonic 2 – Mystic Cave Zone 2PMIDI by John Weeks

Note: This music track does not have an Ogg version.

MAPAR – Athenos Zone

MAPARM127Sonic CD (US) – Quartz Quadrant Good FutureMIDI by Unknown

Note: This music track does not have an Ogg version.

MAPAS – Great Unknown Zone

MAPASM128Sonic 3D Blast (Genesis) – Gene Gadget Zone Act 1MIDI by John Weeks

Note: This music track does not have an Ogg version.

MAPAT – Void Zone

MAPATM129Sonic 3 – Marble Garden Zone Act 1MIDI by Paul Lapensee

Note: This music track does not have an Ogg version.

MAPAU – Woodland Hill Zone

MAPAUM130Sonic and Knuckles – Sky Sanctuary ZoneMIDI by Paul Lapensee

Note: This music track does not have an Ogg version.

MAPAV – Rocky Mountain Zone

MAPAVM131Sonic and Knuckles – Lava Reef Zone Act 2/Hidden Palace ZoneMIDI by Paul Lapensee

Note: This music track does not have an Ogg version.

MAPAW – Hidden Palace Zone

NameSlot (old)ThumbnailTitleComposers/ArrangersUses/NotesMAPAZM135Mystic Realm – BossRedXVI, Remastered by SSNTails

MAP51 – Toxic Plateau Zone

MAPB0M136Mystic Realm – Jade Coast ZoneRedXVI, Remastered by SSNTails

MAP50 – Floral Field Zone

MAPB1M137Mystic Realm – Tempest Valley ZoneRedXVI, Remastered by SSNTails

MAP53 – Cavern Fortress Zone
MAPF5 – Clockwork Towers Zone

MAPB2M138Mystic Realm – Verdant Forest ZoneRedXVI, Remastered by SSNTailsMAPB3M139Mystic Realm – Flame Rift ZoneRedXVI, Remastered by SSNTails

MAP55 – Magma Caves Zone

MAPB4M140Mystic Realm – Midnight Freeze ZoneArrow, Remastered by SSNTails

Note: This music track is a remix of the original music, which is the Icy Tundra track from Sonic: Emerald Quest.

MAPF3 – Icicle Falls Zone

MAPB5M141Mystic Realm – Sunken Plant ZoneRedXVI, Remastered by SSNTails

MAP52 – Flooded Cove Zone
MAPF7 – Radiant Caverns Zone

MAPB6M142Mystic Realm – Aerial Garden Zone Acts 1–2RedXVI, Remastered by SSNTails

MAP40 – Aerial Garden Zone
MAPF1 – Cloud Palace Zone
MAPMA – Celestial Sanctuary Zone

MAPB7M143Mystic Realm – Aerial Garden Zone Acts 3–4RedXVI, Remastered by SSNTailsMAPB8M144Mystic Realm – Prismatic Angel ZoneRedXVI, Remastered by SSNTails

MAP57 – Black Hole Zone

MAPB9M145Mystic Realm – Mystic Realm ZoneRedXVI, Remastered by SSNTails

MAP56 – Egg Satellite Zone

NameSlot (old)ThumbnailTitleComposers/ArrangersUses/NotesMAPZZM1035SRB2 – Old introBulmybag, Remastered by SSNTails

Note: This is the music track that was previously used for the intro cutscene, but is no longer used. It exists primarily for legacy reasons, but it is also a valid music choice.

TITLES1036SRB2 – TitleBulmybag, Big Wave Dave (Guitar), Remastered by SSNTails

Title screen

READ_M1037SRB2 – IntroRedXVI, Remastered by SSNTails

Intro cutscene

LCLEAR1038SRB2 – Level clearBulmybag, Remastered by SSNTails

Single Player/Coop score tally

INVINC1039SRB2 – InvincibilityArrow, Remastered by SSNTails

Invincibility

SHOES1040SRB2 – Super SneakersCyan Helkaraxe

Super Sneakers

MINVNC1041SRB2 – Mario invincibilityKoji Kondo, Remastered by SSNTails

Invincibility (Mario mode)

DROWN1042SRB2 – DrowningArrow, Remastered by SSNTails

Drowning countdown
Race timer countdown

GMOVER1043SRB2 – Game overBulmybag, Remastered by SSNTails

Game over screen

XTLIFE1044SRB2 – Extra lifeSSNTails

Extra life

CONTSC1045SRB2 – ContinueArrow, Remastered by SSNTails

Continue screen

SUPERS1046SRB2 – Super SonicSSNTails

Super Sonic

CHRSEL1047SRB2 – Character selectArrow, Remastered by SSNTails

Character select

CREDIT1048SRB2 – CreditsHoward Drossin

Note #1: This is the ending to the 'Sonic & Knuckles Theme' track from the Virtual Sonic music album.

Note #2: This music track does not have a MIDI version.

Credits

RACENT1049SRB2 – Multiplayer intermissionArrow, Remastered by SSNTails

Note: This is based on the "Multiplayer Results" music from Sonic 2.

Multiplayer intermission
Record Attack

STJR1050SRB2 – STJr introInstant Sonic,
MIDI version by Monster Iestyn, modified by Shadow Hog

Note: This track is stored in srb2.srb rather than music.dta.

STJr intro

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