So I did the normal developer thing and intercepted the XHR request, trying to replay it in nodejs until I can figure out how to sort my search for audio. This is quite the downgrade from the old system. Unfortunately, unless you specifically put ROBLOXSECURITY, RBXID, and a number of other tokens in the request header, roblox will now return a 404 whenever you go to ANY library search URL. With these buttons gone, I did the normal developer thing of trying to go to the webpage and change the “SortAggregation” GET parameter:

Often times, I have better luck searching by “Updated”, for example, since this tends to randomize the pool/group audio in a better way to shop around. To support this change, there are now monthly limits on how many audio assets you can upload.īecause these free audio tracks typically have a lots of useless tags in their description, it can be very difficult to search for audio by the default sort.

Starting today, all audio uploads are free. To help you prepare for these changes, we are announcing the following: On March 22, all new audio uploaded will be Private and all existing audio longer than 6 seconds will be set to Private.

We are making important changes to the way privacy works for audio, giving you more control over how your assets are used across the platform. Upcoming Changes to Asset Privacy for Audio Announcements

Roblox audio library