Grace Roblox How to Get Different Music: Soundtrack Unlock Guide

To get different music in Grace on Roblox, you must obtain Keys and redeem them at the giant Key Lock in the lobby to roll for random soundtrack CDs. Once unlocked, open your in-game Settings menu, navigate to the Cosmetics section, and select your desired soundtrack from the list.

Grace, developed by The Fartering Few, features dozens of collectible music tracks spanning original compositions and crossover songs. Below is everything you need to know about earning Keys, rolling for custom music CDs, previewing your tracks, and avoiding settings traps that lock soundtrack progression.

How to Unlock Different Music Tracks with Keys

Soundtracks are classified as Cosmetics in Grace. Unlike item styles or gear that you purchase with Bricks in the shop, custom music tracks are unlocked exclusively through the lobby lock gacha mechanic.

1. Earn Keys: Keys are the primary currency used to unlock general cosmetics. You receive 1 Key automatically every 5 player levels. Alternatively, Keys can be purchased directly at the lock for Robux (1 Key for 85 Robux or 5 Keys for 255 Robux) or earned by buying official in-game UGC items within the lobby.
2. Locate the Key Lock: Walk toward the back of the central lobby floor to find the oversized Key Lock mechanism.
3. Insert the Key: Interact with the lock to spend your Key. Each roll turns your Key into a random cosmetic—such as a custom timer, an animation pack, or a new soundtrack CD. Every key spent also awards 20 Bricks and 15 XP.
4. Repeat Until Unlocked: There are over 50 unlockable soundtrack discs available in the general Key pool.

Why Super Keys Do Not Unlock Music

While reaching level 50 grants a Super Key (which can also be bought for 400 Robux) to unlock flamboyant Super Cosmetics at the secondary Super Lock, developers confirmed that there are no Super Cosmetic soundtrack CDs. In the words of developer HexT, music taste is subjective, meaning all obtainable tracks reside in the standard Key pool rather than the Super Key tier.

Warning: Check Your "Deaf Mode" Setting

If you are spending Keys specifically to get new music, make sure Deaf Mode is turned off in your menu options. Enabling Deaf Mode completely prevents soundtrack CDs from appearing in your Key reward pool, meaning your Keys will only roll for animations and timer skins.

How to Equip and Change Your Active Music

Once you have unlocked new soundtrack CDs from the lobby lock, changing your active track takes just a few clicks:

1. Open the game menu by clicking the Menu icon in the top-left corner of the screen.
2. Click on Settings.
3. Select the Cosmetics tab.
4. Locate the Soundtracks section.
5. Browse through your unlocked CDs and select the track you want to play during your runs.

Two tracks are unlocked by default when you begin playing, while the rest must be discovered via Keys.

How to Preview Tracks Using the Soulset

If you want to listen to your unlocked music collection without starting a run or opening the settings panel, you can use the Soulset item found in your inventory under miscellaneous gear.

• Equipping the Soulset functions as an in-game sound test.
• When activated, a small Goober wearing headphones appears in the bottom-right corner of your screen and dances to the beat.
• The right side of your screen will display the current track name and its total duration.
• You cannot keep music playing from the Soulset while holding other items, as the device is designed purely for track testing and previewing in safe areas.

Confirmed Soundtracks in Grace

Grace includes an eclectic mix of original tracks composed by team members like Phill C. and Sebastian "vey" Fennec, alongside licensed indie references.

Certain crossover tracks feature interactive playback behaviors. For instance, selecting It's Pizza Time automatically transitions the track to its intense segment ("You ready to get funky?!") as soon as the first Carnation or Slugfish encounter begins in a section.

Gamemode-Specific Music and Legacy Settings

Beyond the player-equipped soundtrack Cosmetics, several unique tracks play strictly inside specific gamemodes and boss domains:

• Zen Mode: Plays "BEYOND THE SURFACE" during standard traversal. If you touch the red/pink door crack and trigger a Sin chase, the background theme transitions to "ACTION & CONSEQUENCE" (composed by Sebastian "vey" Fennec & NaomiDoez).
• REPRIEVE Mode: Begins with "...And the rest was silence" and shifts into "RETALIATION" (by Sebastian "vey" Fennec & Ezekiel II) once the black pillars are collected.
• Woed Mode (Domains): Entering Nede (Carnation's Domain) plays "SPEAK NO EVIL", while navigating Sinrow (Litany's Domain) plays "OFF WITH YOUR HEAD".
• Legacy Soundtrack Swapping: For tracks like "ACTION & CONSEQUENCE" and "RETALIATION", players can toggle between the reworked modern music and the original Legacy audio versions directly within the game settings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I buy specific music tracks directly with Bricks?

No. Bricks earned from opening doors are spent on tools, mobility gear, and item styles (such as Flashlight skins, Lanterns, or the Gleam pistol) in the shop. Music CDs can only be obtained through the Key Lock gacha system.

How many player levels does it take to unlock all cosmetics?

Unlocking every cosmetic in the game requires around 150 standard Keys (equivalent to 750 levels of milestone progression) alongside Super Keys for high-tier visual items. Buying Keys with Robux can speed up this process if you do not want to grind levels manually.

Why did my Key give me Bricks and XP instead of music?

Every Key use always gives you 20 Bricks and 15 XP alongside a cosmetic drop. If you did not receive a music track, your Key simply rolled a different cosmetic category, such as an Idle, Sprinting, or Sliding animation, or a custom Timer skin. Keep leveling up to earn more Keys and try again.