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As you may have noticed, the recent major update of Conan Exiles (the switch to the Enhanced Edition under Unreal Engine 5) has completely broken the compatibility of this mod, which was designed under the old version of the engine (UE4).
If you wish to continue using this mod and preserve your current games, you must rewrite your game to the "Legacy" version (UE4) on Steam.
I'm glad you like my mod :)
As for the music, many players asked me for it on the mod's official Discord server (which closed six months ago). So yes, sometimes the combat music skips a bit, but don't forget that I was a beginner at Conan modding and it was through this mod that I learned a lot about development tools. However, following a recent data loss, I haven't been able to update it at all, and I'm terribly sorry about that.
I typically prefer my conan music in conan sir, and my skyrim music in skyrim.
Although this reminds me that there is Enderal, and this puts me on the verge of freeing up some absurd disk space to get the SDK just so i can have some enderal songs play along with the conan ones, especially the mountan\frost songs, cause they're just that good.
Had you spent your time actually dropping in some Enderal songs (enderal being a total conversion mod for skyrim, you should definitely play that thing sometime if you missed out on it) i'd be pretty jolly right about now