The Song of Passing can be learned from the disco dancer on Windfall Island (Section B4 on your Seachart). This song gains you access to the Wind Temple. You will learn this song on Headstone Island (Section G3 on your Seachart). The Wind God's Aria is in 6/6 timing, so you'll need to press right on the control stick to play this. This song gains you access to the Earth Temple. The Earth God's Lyric is in 6/6 timing, so you'll need to press right on the control stick to play this. This song allows you to take control of certain people and objects. You will learn the Command Melody in the Tower of the Gods (Section D5 on your Seachart). The Ballad of Gales is in 4/4 timing, so you'll need to press left on the control stick to play this. This song allows you to warp to certain areas across the Great Sea. You can find this song by shooting Cyclos (The red froglike creature that can be found at random across the Great Sea) with the Hero's Bow. This song allows you to change direction of the wind. The Wind's Requiem can be found on the small island right off of the coast of Dragon Roost Island (Section B6 on your Seachart). If you want to leave it in 3/3 timing, don't touch the control stick. To change to 4/4 timing, just push the control stick left, and for 6/6 timing just push the control stick right. **NOTE: You will notice that there are different timings for the songs.
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This demonstrates how to play the songs and where to find them. It is also played by Makar and conducted by Link once the Wind Temple is cleared in order to complete the restoration of the legendary blade, the Master Sword.This is a guide covering all The Wind Waker Songs. Like its counterpart, the Earth God’s Lyric, this song is required in several locations throughout its temple, the Wind Temple, in order to proceed through the dungeon. By playing this song for Makar, he awakens as the new sage of wind, succeeding Fado. The Wind God’s Aria is learned by and passed down to Hyrule’s sages of wind.
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Lastly, once the Earth Temple is cleared, Medli plays this song to Link’s conducting in order to partially restore the Master Sword to its full power. This song, along with the accompaniment of Medli, is also required in several locations throughout the Earth Temple in order to progress further. It is needed in order to awaken Medli as the new sage of earth, after the death of Laruto. The Earth God’s Lyric is a song learned by and passed down to Hyrule’s sages of earth. This song instrumental in procuring the fire and ice arrows, and cuts the amount of sailing time throughout the rest of the game to a minimum. It allows Link to harness the power of cyclones to travel quickly to several different islands across the Great Sea. The Ballad of the Gales is taught to Link by Cyclos, a god of winds. Whether this control must be given willingly or not when used on a living being is unknown. It is also used, however, to control Makar and Medli in the Wind and Earth temples respectively. The Command Melody gives the user the ability to take control of statues in the Tower of the Gods. Using the Song of Passing, speeding through the moon cycle to a full moon night becomes a simple task. For example, in one quest, Link must take a picture of the full moon. This song is not necessary to finish the game, but has its uses in terms of convenience when completing different side quests. The reverse is true if it is already nighttime. If it is daytime, a transition is made to nighttime. The Song of Passing changes the current time of day when used. This allows Link to travel through the Great Sea with relative ease with the help of the King of the Red Lions and his sail, as well as making flying with the Deku leaf more expedient. The Wind’s Requiem allows the user to change the direction of the wind to their own liking. Link using the Wind Waker to restore the power of the Master Swordīelow is a full list of the songs learned within the game, their time signature, and a description of the power associated with the song.
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