where can i find my Steam Music - eg: soundtracks for listening outside of Steam like on Itunes - thanks

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Depends on the game. When you start Steam's music player you can right-click on the tracks and use "view track in system". That will open the folder where this specific track is.

1 year ago
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thanks

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There are two locations that I know of. First you need to know where Steam installs your games/dlcs/soundtracks, then adjust my examples accordingly.

  1. If the soundtrack say "Doesn't require base game" on its store page it will be found the \steamapps\ music folder (ie. "D:\Steam\steamapps\music\soudntrackfolder\")

  2. If the base game is required for the soundtrack it will usually be someplace in the games install folder. These are usually found in \steamapps\common\ (ie. "D:\Steam\steamapps\common\gamefolder\soundtrackfolder\")

If you can't find what you're looking for in those places, do as Golwar suggests with the internal music player.

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Cant you also right click on the downloaded album in your library, press manage and browse local files like you can with games?

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