This game is going to have an enduring impact
Even though it has been over six years since the release of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, we are still finding reasons to write about it. However, it seems that Tears of the Kingdom could have an even longer-lasting influence. Alongside the impressive devices and creations that the community has come up with, there is now a wave of videos showcasing the game’s musical capabilities.
Exploring the musical aspect of Tears of the Kingdom
What the community is doing is using stakes and lasers (or other objects) to create musical notes. These notes can then be connected through specific stake placements and item manipulation. It’s incredibly accessible for anyone who wants to experiment, as they can easily gather stakes from a Zonai device dispenser and try their hand at creating music in an open field.
For a short tutorial on this technique, check out this video from Twitter user bran8bit.
just discovered you can create a wider range of pitches by attaching stakes to one another 🤯
new DAW just dropped https://t.co/PfmVIail5A pic.twitter.com/BvVytBNCc3— bran (@bran8bit) June 10, 2023
The community has taken this knowledge and run with it. For example, Twitter user kabukichi00 has used an existing in-game platform to perfectly recreate the iconic “Song of Storms” track. Check out their creation here.
ティアキンで嵐の歌を演奏してみた
#ゼルダの伝説 pic.twitter.com/kJVi1k5LZZ— かぶきち (@kabukichi00) June 14, 2023
Another impressive clip comes from kody_botw, who demonstrates how players can manually create music by manipulating a laser cannon with the Ultrahand accessory and even play along with the game’s background track. Watch the clip here.
リンクの個人練習#ゼルダの伝説 #TearsOfTheKingdom #Zelda #NintendoSwitch pic.twitter.com/ZhLKCPSCg8
— コディー (@kody_botw) June 13, 2023
And then there’s noteabletony, who takes it a step further by incorporating a minecart into their musical creation. Watch their clip here.
Making music in Tears of the Kingdom 🧚♀️⛲️ #TearsOfTheKingdom #zelda #LegendofZelda #totk pic.twitter.com/dS1QxDbqTp
— note-able (@noteabletony) June 12, 2023
As for me, I still have more to explore in Street Fighter 6 and Diablo 4, but I’m definitely going to spend my evening diving into the musical world of Tears of the Kingdom. I wouldn’t be surprised if, in just a week’s time, someone manages to create a full symphony using the game’s unique music creation mechanics.
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