Zelda's Lullaby
Opens royal doors and triggers Triforce switches, including the Water Temple water levels.
Learned: Hyrule Castle courtyard, from Impa after meeting Zelda
N64: C◀ C▲ C▶ C◀ C▲ C▶
Ocarina songs · Switch 2 remake
All 12 Ocarina of Time remake songs use L, R, Y, X and A instead of the N64’s A and C buttons. Each song below shows the Switch 2 input, the N64 equivalent, where you learn it and what it does. Press play to hear the notes. You can also hum or play a real ocarina into the console microphone.
Opens royal doors and triggers Triforce switches, including the Water Temple water levels.
Learned: Hyrule Castle courtyard, from Impa after meeting Zelda
N64: C◀ C▲ C▶ C◀ C▲ C▶
Wins Epona at Lon Lon Ranch and calls her in Hyrule Field as Adult Link.
Learned: Lon Lon Ranch, from Malon
N64: C▲ C◀ C▶ C▲ C◀ C▶
Talk to Saria from anywhere, win Darunia’s help and calm the Lost Woods Skull Kid.
Learned: Sacred Forest Meadow, from Saria
N64: C▼ C▶ C◀ C▼ C▶ C◀
Turns day to night (or back) and freezes ReDeads for a moment.
Learned: Royal Family's Tomb, Kakariko Graveyard
N64: C▶ C▼ C▲ C▶ C▼ C▲
Moves blue Song of Time blocks and opens the Door of Time.
Learned: Hyrule Field castle moat, from Zelda with the Ocarina of Time
N64: C▶ A C▼ C▶ A C▼
Makes it rain, drains the Kakariko well and opens hidden grottos.
Learned: Kakariko windmill, Guru-Guru (adult)
N64: A C▼ C▲ A C▼ C▲
Warps you to Sacred Forest Meadow.
Learned: Sacred Forest Meadow, from Sheik
N64: A C▲ C◀ C▶ C◀ C▶
Warps you to Death Mountain Crater.
Learned: Death Mountain Crater, from Sheik
N64: C▼ A C▼ A C▶ C▼ C▶ C▼
Warps you to Lake Hylia.
Learned: Ice Cavern exit, from Sheik (after Iron Boots)
N64: A C▼ C▶ C▶ C◀
Warps you to the Kakariko Graveyard ledge outside the Shadow Temple.
Learned: Kakariko Village, from Sheik after Forest/Fire/Water
N64: C◀ C▶ C▶ A C◀ C▶ C▼
Warps you to Desert Colossus.
Learned: Desert Colossus, from Sheik
N64: A C▼ A C▶ C▼ A
Warps you to the Temple of Time.
Learned: Temple of Time, from Sheik
N64: C▲ C▶ C▲ C▶ C◀ C▲
About these inputs: only Zelda’s Lullaby is confirmed by two sources so far; the rest come from one guide. Every input maps onto the N64 originals with the same five-button pattern shown above, which is a good sign they’re right. Playback plays the notes in order at an even pace, not the in-game rhythm.
There are 12 fixed story and warp songs, plus the custom eight-note Scarecrow’s Song that you create yourself.
Yes. The remake supports button inputs, humming or singing into the console microphone, and a real ocarina after the song has been learned.
No. Knowing the notes does not skip progression; Link must still learn the song at its normal story location.
The five note buttons are L, R, Y, X and A.
Yes. Use the Play notes button on a song card to hear its listed sequence at an even pace.
No. Scarecrow’s Song is a custom eight-note pattern created by the player.