Genshin Impact added an in-game lyre, and players have already made a ton of great song covers
Dragonforce! Undertale! Attack on Titan!

Genshin ൩Impact players are using the recently introdu꧙ced lyre to create covers of some all-time great songs.
Genshin Impact update 1.4 introduced the Mondstadt Festival and the lyre is playable via an in-game keyboard. Naturally, someone's already played Through the Fire and Flameಞ by Dragonforce on the thing, and that's just one of the many impressive covers we've heard so far.
I'm sure th🐬ere are some talented musicians and rhythm gamers who could pull this stuff off naturally, but it'd be damn near impossible to hit chords like this even with a ton of practice. Writing the sheet music and letting technology handle the rest is far simpler, and still produces some stunning covers.
Speaking of talented musicians:🤪 ChaconneScott, an actual pianist who's done , has composed an equally impressive range of tracks using the new in-game lyre. This take on Ganyu's theme, which shows off what one person and careful layering can do, is especially charming:
Other standouts include the one and only , from developer MiHoYo's Honkai Impact 3rd, and (for there can never be enough Me𒆙galovania covers). We look forward to the first four-lyre Genshin Impact concert, which we can only assume is being arranged as we speak.
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