The Music Tab of Edit Options appears as below:
This is where you can change the music that plays in the background while you are playing Crashed! and decide how and when it plays.
Please note that at the current time, only MIDI (*.MID) and Wave (*.WAV) files are fully supported.
From the "Play Background Music as:" drop-down you can choose "Single Song," which will cause a single MIDI or Wave song to play repeatedly; or "Random Song from a Folder" (the default) which will play random songs from a single folder where you have stored your music files. By default, this is the {Crashed! folder}\Music folder, but can be set to any folder you wish.
If you choose to play a single song, then the lower edit box (and its associated label and button) will gray, and the upper one will ungray. You can then type in a file name, or choose "Browse" and navigate to an appropriate file to play. That file will play over and over from then on.
If you choose to play a random song, then the upper edit box (and its associated label and button) will gray, and the lower one will ungray. You can then type in a FOLDER name, or choose "Browse" to choose an appropriate folder from which to choose music files to play. Every time one song ends, the game will choose another random song from this folder.
Regardless of which type you want to play, you can "mute," or cause never to play, the background music (this option is also chosen when you "Mute All" on the Sounds tab).
You can also choose to not play the background music whenever the program is deactivated. You may have noticed that the game stops going whenever it is minimized, hidden by another application, or for whatever reason is not the "active" application. You can choose to do the same thing with the music. If you check "Pause Music on Deactivate Program" then the music won't play when you deactivate. If you uncheck it, then the music will play right through regardless of the fact that the game is not going.
At the bottom of the Music Tab, I give direct links to the following websites:
For more sources of good songs, go to your favorite web search engine (I suggest Google and type in "midi songs" or "midi music".