Music is an important part of almost every game. As you spend days dealing and building up your business inSchedule 1, you’ll be accompanied by the game’s soundtrack. It’s got a variety too: somber tracks for when you’re feeling retrospective, energetic for when you’re coasting along on a skateboard, and several others.

These tracks play randomly, so it may be a while before you hear your favorite track again, or maybe you just want music right then and there to make the nighttime crafting and cooking feel a little more relaxing. If you want music on demand, pick yourself up a Jukebox and get to jamming.

Player character purchasing a single Jukebox from Bleuball’s Boutique in Schedule 1.

Schedule 1 iscurrently in Early Access on Steam, so the information below may be subject to change at a later date.

How To Use The Jukebox

Toget a Jukeboxfor your base, you’ll need tohead over to Bleuball’s Boutique, a small shop on theeast side of the citynext to Ray’s Realty, andnot far from the Post Officeand the central Gas Mart.

Go inside andspeak to Herbertat the counter, who’s also a customer, if you’vereached Baron I Rank to unlock the Uptown Region. Shop from him, and you’llfind the Jukeboxnear themiddle of the shop inventory page, and each onecosts 1,500 Dollars.

Close up view of a screen with a red background that has multiple music tracks and controls listed in Schedule 1.

Place the Jukeboxat whatever base you prefer, and you’ll havetwo initial options: thevolume knobs near the top, which allow you toadjust the volume up or down, and thesmall screenbelow you caninteract with to select music.

You canset a song to play on the Jukebox, then leave its interface to let the music continue playing until you turn it off manually or until the playlist endsif you set it to not repeat.

On that screen, you’ll get alist of all available tracksyou can play. Thesmall play and pause symbols to the leftof the song title are used toplay and pauseyour chosen song, or you can use thelarger version on the UI at the bottom of the screen.

It also hasoptions to go forward or backsongs, and you canuse the repeat buttonnext to those controls toset it to one of three modes: repeat one song, repeat the entire playlist, or turn off repeat entirely.