Music Disc — wait — Minecraft block

Music Disc — wait

Music Disc — wait plays C418's upbeat electronic track and gives comparator signal strength 12 in a jukebox.

Block ID minecraft:music_disc_wait
Mod Vanilla
Game versions
1.21.1

Description

Music Disc — wait is a collectible Minecraft record composed by C418 that plays an upbeat electronic track when inserted into a jukebox. The disc cannot be crafted. In survival mode, players can obtain wait as rare chest loot or as a music-disc drop when a skeleton or stray kills a creeper. The item is reusable: removing the disc after playback returns it to the player without consuming it.

Music Disc — wait is useful for music collections, jukebox rooms, adventure-map rewards, and redstone selectors. A jukebox emits a comparator signal whose strength depends on the inserted record; wait produces signal strength 12. The track lasts about 3 minutes 58 seconds, so wait suits energetic bases and minigame lobbies better than Minecraft's quieter ambient records.

Jukebox guide

How to play Music Disc — wait in Minecraft

  1. 1

    Obtain the disc

    Find Music Disc — wait as rare loot or make a skeleton or stray kill a creeper for a music-disc drop.

  2. 2

    Place a jukebox

    Craft and place a jukebox where the music should be heard; the sound spreads around the block.

  3. 3

    Insert wait

    Use Music Disc — wait on the jukebox to start the approximately 3 minute 58 second track.

  4. 4

    Remove the disc

    Use the jukebox again to eject Music Disc — wait after or during playback without consuming it.

Redstone output

A comparator reading the jukebox outputs signal strength 12 while Music Disc — wait is inserted.

Frequently asked questions

Can Music Disc — wait be crafted?

No. Music Disc — wait has no crafting recipe in vanilla Minecraft.

How long is Music Disc — wait?

The C418 track lasts approximately 3 minutes 58 seconds.

What comparator signal does wait produce?

A jukebox containing Music Disc — wait produces comparator signal strength 12.

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