Musician Tag: Boost Your FIFA 17 Game with Soundtrack Hacks

If you love music and FIFA 17, you’re in the right spot. The right soundtrack can turn a regular match into a pumped‑up showdown. Below you’ll find straightforward tricks that let you sync your favorite beats, swap out in‑game songs, and even use rhythm‑based shortcuts to outplay opponents.

Swap the Default Tracks in Seconds

FIFA 17 ships with a solid playlist, but you might want to hear your own jams while you dribble. All you need is a simple file swap:

• Locate the game’s audio folder (usually in Program Files\EA Sports\FIFA 17\audio).
• Back up the original *.mp3 files – you never know when you’ll want them back.
• Rename your favorite tracks to match the original file names and drop them into the folder.
• Launch the game and enjoy your personal soundtrack during menus and matches.

This method works for both Windows and Mac versions, and it doesn’t trigger any anti‑cheat warnings because you’re only editing audio files.

Use Rhythm‑Based Free Kicks for Extra Power

Did you know that timing your free‑kick button presses to the beat of the background music can add a tiny power boost? Here’s the secret:

1. Pick a song with a steady BPM (beats per minute) – 120 BPM works great.
2. When you’re about to take a free kick, start tapping the shoot button on every beat.
3. After three taps, release on the fourth beat. The game registers a “perfect” timing, giving the ball a bit more speed and curve.

It feels like you’re playing to the rhythm, and the extra power can be the difference between a goal and a miss.

These rhythm tricks don’t break any rules; they just leverage the game’s built‑in timing window. If you’re a musician, you’ll already have a good sense of beat, so you’ll pick it up fast.

Remember to keep your volume at a level where you can still hear the in‑game cues. Balancing your music and the game’s sound effects will help you react faster to opponent moves while staying in the groove.

Give these hacks a try during your next online match. You’ll notice the vibe change instantly, and your opponents might be too busy listening to figure out what hit them.