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Zelda Ocarina flutes
If you’ve read a Nintendo Power magazine in the last year, two, or maybe even three, chances are you’ve seen the above Ocarina flute in ads with a purple-painted face lady. I finally checked out the manufacturer’s website, and these little puppies are pretty cool. The classic Ave Maria (MP3) has never sounded so Zelda […]
Staff·October 17, 2006
If you’ve read a Nintendo Power magazine in the last year, two, or maybe even three, chances are you’ve seen the above Ocarina flute in ads with a purple-painted face lady. I finally checked out the manufacturer’s website, and these little puppies are pretty cool. The classic Ave Maria (MP3) has never sounded so Zelda soothe-ish in a midi sorta way. I smell a contest prize…
Any readers a proud (or not so proud) owner of the Ocarina flute?
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Hey, maybe Infendo should give one of those away in a contest (instead of the F-Zero GX)!Wait… how much did you say this Ocarina costs?
Actually, I do own one of these. I ordered it last year, I think. It's cool; the songbooks have songs you can play right away, because they're not music notes, they're diagrams of the holes. Some songs are from Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask, but there are other songs, too.Hmm, I think it costed me some $40 or so…
I got the biggest one they had. It cost me $60, and I thought it was quite enjoyable (though the other members of my family found it a little annoying). I wanted the big one, because the other ones seemed too small, and because I wanted the extra range. They sound really good, except for the really high notes which can sound squeaky (sometimes they even fail to make any sound). All in all, I'm not sure it was really worth $60
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