New Command: /listener – full control over sound listener

In Minecraft Bedrock Edition, all sounds are calculated relative to the camera position, not the player entity.
This makes sense for cinematic features (e.g. /camera fly-throughs), but it creates problems:

• Jukebox discs and ambient sounds fade away when the camera moves away from the player.

• In third person, sound is offset from the actual character.

• Map makers cannot control how sound is experienced in cutscenes.

Suggested Command

Introduce /listener for explicit control:

/listener <target> set minecraft:player
/listener <target> set minecraft:camera
/listener <target> set minecraft:free pos <x> <y> <z>
/listener <target> clear

• minecraft:player → sound relative to the player entity (Java default).

• minecraft:camera → sound relative to the current camera (Bedrock default).

• minecraft:free pos <x> <y> <z> → sound relative to an arbitrary world position.

• clear → resets to the default for the current edition (camera in Bedrock, player in Java).

Why this is useful

• Cutscenes: Music and sound can stay consistent while the camera flies around.

• Adventure Maps / Minigames: Control exactly where the player “listens” from, without moving entities.

• Accessibility & parity: Aligns Java and Bedrock, but also extends functionality beyond both.

• New creative tools: Security camera gameplay, stealth mechanics, surround-sound illusions.