Music Disc — Pigstep — Minecraft block
Music Disc — Pigstep
Pigstep is a Lena Raine music disc looted only from Nether bastion remnant chests; play it in a jukebox.
Description
Block properties
| Item ID |
minecraft:music_disc_pigstep
|
|---|---|
| /give command |
/give @p minecraft:music_disc_pigstep
|
| Stackable | No |
| Renewable | No |
| Java Edition | 1.16 |
| Bedrock Edition | 1.16.0 |
Java & Bedrock Guide
How to get and play the Pigstep music disc in Minecraft
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1
Travel to the Nether
Build a nether portal and enter the Nether, then search for a large basalt bastion remnant structure.
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2
Loot the bastion chests
Open the chests inside the bastion remnant. Pigstep has about a 5.6% chance in generic bastion chests, so clear several bastions if needed.
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3
Place a jukebox
Craft a jukebox from eight planks and one diamond, then place it in a safe spot back at your base.
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4
Play Pigstep
Right-click the jukebox while holding Pigstep to start the track; note particles appear and the disc pops out when you click the jukebox again.
A redstone comparator next to the jukebox outputs signal strength 13 while Pigstep plays, letting you trigger lights or doors automatically in a music room.
Related blocks
Frequently asked questions
Can you craft the Pigstep music disc?
No. Pigstep cannot be crafted; it is found only as loot inside Nether bastion remnant chests.
Where do you find Pigstep?
Pigstep generates in generic bastion remnant chests in the Nether, with about a 5.6% chance (raised from 3.3% in Java 1.16.2).
Who composed Pigstep?
Pigstep was composed by Lena Raine and added in the Minecraft 1.16 Nether Update.
How do you play Pigstep?
Place a jukebox and right-click it while holding Pigstep; the track plays for about two and a half minutes.
Is Pigstep renewable?
No. Bastion remnants are the only source, and there is no crafting or mob-drop route, so Pigstep is a non-renewable resource.
Does Pigstep work in both Java and Bedrock?
Yes. Pigstep generates in bastion remnant chests in both Java and Bedrock Edition.