Gethorn is an odd bonus item that comes to the game with the Minecraft 1.19 Wild Update. No one saw them coming, but now everyone in the community is their fan. You can use the horns as a musical instrument, war signal or just a cool mechanic in a hide and seek game. I can already imagine players using goat horns in the best Minecraft servers to send signals to each other. And what makes these goat horns even better is the potential they have. With the ability to deliver multiple sounds, they can easily help you create an in-game band as well. So, without further ado, let's explore the types of goat horns and how they sound in Minecraft right now!

We'll first cover the mechanics of goat horns, including how to get one and where they spawn naturally. But feel free to use the table below to directly jump to their types. You can use the attached music player to listen to each horn's sound in this guide.

The goat horn is an interactive item in Minecraft, which is also the first official instrument in the game. Players can equip and play horns to create loud sounds. Other players can listen to this sound from a reasonable distance, even at a low render distance.

For now, other mobs don't care about the sound coming from the goat horn. But we expect future mob interactions to appear in the game soon, like Allay following you around if you blow the goat horn.