Channel: Joe Jeremiah

Category: Music

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Description: An 8-bit medley of some of my favourite tracks from the new Zelda. Twitter: twitter.com/Joe_Jeremiah Patreon: patreon.com/JoeJeremiah Facebook: facebook.com/JoeJeremiah Instagram: instagram.com/jjeremiah# Loudr: loudr.fm/artist/joe-jeremiah/nDhak ITunes: itunes.apple.com/au/artist/joe-jeremiah/id640986124 8-Bit Shirts: joejeremiah.spreadshirt.com ___ CONTACT ME For casual chats, the best place to reach me is on Patreon. FOR BUSINESS MATTERS ONLY joejeremiahofficial(at)gmail(dot)com ___ 00:11 - Mountain 00:37 - Breath of the Wild Main Theme 01:45 - Hyrule Castle 02:05 - Rito Village 03:14 - Guardian Battle 03:17 - Molduga Battle (Part 1) 03:44 - Calamity Ganon (Phase 1) 04:32 - The Legend of Zelda Main Theme 05:11 - Breath of the Wild Story Trailer All music is featured in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Music by Manaka Kataoka and Yasuaki Iwata Special Thanks to Henri Pink for naming the series. ___ FAQ Can you do A-Bit of X? (Requests) I love requests and some of the best videos have come from your requests! However, I get a lot of requests. When choosing what music to cover I look for popularity, relevance and, ultimately, whether I like the music and believe I can do it any justice. Any tips for people wanting to pick up keyboard/ piano? 1. Listen to as much music as possible! 2. Learn to play by ear. Listen to the music you like and try to figure out how to play through trial and error. 3. Learn the major, minor and pentatonic scales, as well as basic chords. These will help you to… 4. IMPROVISE. Have fun and make stuff up. There’s plenty of teachers on YouTube who can give you great advice on how improvise. 5. Use the internet. This was a huge part of my own development as a player. I am almost completely self-taught… unless you count the internet as a teacher! What equipment do you use? I play a Novation Launchkey 49. I run this through Plogue Chipsounds for the 8-bit sounds. I record and arrange in FLstudio.