The buildings of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom continue to fascinate a month after the release of the game. Today, we discover that it is possible to make music thanks to stakes.
With the new powers made available to Link in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdomwe already suspected the immense creative potential of the game. On the other hand, we did not know if the players would succeed in going further than with Breath of the Wild. We had everything and anything: huge bridges to cheat, means to torture korogus, war machines, traps for horses, a super practical vehicle… among other crazy projects. And it continues.
Imagine that fans now know how to make music in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Thanks to a complex arrangement, music lovers have managed to imagine a sort of automatic xylophone. A first proposal shared on June 9 on Twitter, shows a monotone instrument. The next day someone outbid with a capable find to produce several sounds. It’s stunning.
Laser + stakes in Zelda: Tears of the kingdom = music
“ Lasers projected on piles will produce sound says the Maxo user. Bran adds: I just discovered that you can create a variety of tones by attaching the stakes to each other. » If we are still far from being able to produce a complete album, or even more simply a summer hit, this discovery risks giving some crazy ideas to many owners of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. For example, this player has already designed a small music box by varying the rate at which the lasers hit the piles.
Be careful, you still have to have made enough progress in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom to be able to create a “xylophone”. Such a project requires various soneau artifacts that are collected as the adventure progresses, as well as batteries. They must then be arranged correctly: the lasers must be fixed to an assembly capable of producing a constant movement (example: a rotation) while the piles must be placed in strategic places to create a partition (distance, gap between the pious…). You really had to think about it. Note that this works with something other than lasers, which remain the easiest way to hit the piles.
We now find ourselves dreaming of the day when a Zelda aficionado will succeed in recreating the main musical theme of the saga in Tears of the Kingdom, simply with three pieces of string. The task is not easy, but nothing seems impossible in this exclusive Nintendo Switch which we will still discover things in the months and years to come.
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