Several players have found a way to make music in Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom and are recreating the series’ iconic melodies in-game. 

Zelda players are always showing how inventive they are, making the most out of Tears Of The Kingdom’s new abilities, to battle the forces of evil or just create some cool contraptions.

Ultrahand has certainly become a game-changer, allowing you to bring players’ wildest creations to life, no matter how unconventional they may be. 

Now, that very same ability has been used to make musical instruments in the game, with players recreating some of the most beloved tunes from the Zelda franchise. 

To hit the notes, players are using a beam to strike multiple Zonai stakes placed close to each other, adjusting the pitch by how deeply the stake is buried in the ground – creating a unique xylophone-like instrument. 

Of course, players jumped right into trying to play Tears Of The Kingdom’s beloved stable theme, and the results are truly remarkable. 

In this clip, you can hear the actual tune playing in the background as the Zelda player skilfully strums along. 

In a surprising twist, one player crafted a snippet of Rick Astley’s ‘Never Gonna Give You Up’. The execution is so seamless that you’d almost believe Link himself was strumming away to the catchy tune. 

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There’s another melody that has caught our attention, but we’re struggling to identify its origin. If you have any suggestions about where this tune might be from, feel free to send us your suggestions. 

You can now make your own music in Zelda 🤣

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