Collecting every soundtrack track in Final Fantasy VII Remake offers players a rewarding way to experience the game's classic arrangement while working toward the Disc Jockey trophy. There are 31 unique music discs hidden throughout Midgar, obtainable through jukeboxes, shops, vending machines, and local residents. Tracking down these collectible items adds extra exploration value to your journey across the various sectors.
Early Chapter Tracks in the Sector 7 Slums
Your search for collectible music begins in Chapter 3 while exploring the residential district of the Sector 7 Slums. Players can interact with the jukebox in Seventh Heaven to claim Tifa's Theme or speak with a nearby DJ for Hip Hop de Chocobo. Additionally, local vendors sell classic tracks like The Prelude and Barret's Theme at reasonable prices.
As you progress into Chapter 5 and Chapter 6, keep an eye out for vending machines located near major story objectives. The Stamp track can be bought inside the Corkscrew Tunnel after clearing initial security threats. Later in the ventilation facilities, another machine stocks Electric de Chocobo before you reach the cargo elevator.
Unlocking Melodies in Sector 5 and Wall Market
Reaching Chapter 8 brings players to the Sector 5 Slums, home to several iconic compositions hidden in plain sight. You can purchase Cait Sith's Theme from the train station vending machine and Tango of Tears from the community center jukebox. The local Materia shop and Moogle Emporium also offer tracks such as Costa del Sol and Gold Saucer.
When you arrive in Wall Market during Chapter 9, audio cues become crucial for spotting hidden items. Music discs like Farm Boy and Midgar Blues can be obtained by chatting with specific townspeople performing near local establishments. Other tracks require purchasing items from local pharmacies or achieving high scores during dancing minigames.
Late Game Soundtracks and Chapter Select Tips
The remaining collection items appear in later story chapters as Cloud and his companions navigate sewer routes and Shinra facilities. Vending machines along main pathways in Chapters 10, 11, and 13 stock essential tracks like The Oppressed and Main Theme of FFVII. Chapter 14 also opens up several side quests and street vendors across Wall Market who award rare music discs.
If you happen to miss any soundtrack items during your primary playthrough, there is no need to worry about starting over completely. Utilizing the post-game Chapter Select feature allows you to return directly to specific areas and complete your collection. The in-game inventory menu tracks missing disc numbers, making targeted cleanup simple and efficient.
