Roblox Audio IDs by Vibe

Find Audio for the Right Mood

Vibe filtering solves the opposite problem from genre browsing: you know how you want a moment to feel, but not what style of music should create that feeling. A lobby that should feel welcoming, a chase sequence that should feel frantic, a story reveal that should feel bittersweet — these are mood targets, and vibe categories map directly onto them. Because one track can carry several vibes at once, this page works best as a shortlisting tool: pick the dominant mood of your scene, preview a handful of tracks, and notice how each one changes the emotional temperature of the same imagined moment. Pay attention to energy curve as well as mood labels. A chill track with a busy drum pattern can feel restless in a quiet menu screen, while a dark ambient piece with slow movement can sit under dialogue without fighting it. When in doubt, test the audio against real gameplay — a track that sounds perfect in isolation can clash with sound effects, voice chat, and the visual rhythm of your build.