How To Play LinGanGuli On Banjo In Dead Rails

There’s something oddly charming about busting out a Banjo in the middle of a chaotic Dead Rails run. This is especially true when you're playing LinGanGuli, the game’s unofficial but wildly viral anthem. Whether you're showing off to friends or just passing time between waves, this tune is a favorite!

In this guide, I’ll show you exactly how to play LinGanGuli on a Banjo in Dead Rails using camera angles to control pitch. I'll also tell you where to find a Banjo if you haven’t got one yet.

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What Is LinGanGuli In Dead Rails? | Roblox

LinGanGuli is the Dead Rails title tune that you can actually play using the Banjo in the game. The term comes from a funny phrase, often stylized as "linganguli guli wacha," which became a meme on YouTube. I doubt it's the actual name of the tune, but I think that's just what the community popularized over time.

You can buy the Banjo at the General Store or find it in Abandoned Buildings or Outlaw Camps. Once equipped, you can play musical notes by clicking your mouse (the pitch changes based on your cursor position).

How To Play LinGanGuli On Banjo Dead Rails

To play LinGanGuli on the Banjo in Dead Rails, follow this camera-angle sequence to hit the right notes: 2, 3, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 5, 4, 3, 2, 3.  Each number corresponds to your camera angle, which changes the pitch:

• 1 - Highest note (point your camera fully down)
• 2 - Lowest note (point your camera semi-down)
• 3 - Middle note (point your camera directly forward)
• 4 - Middle-High note (point your camera semi-up)
• 5 - High note (point your camera fully up)

The trick to perfecting it is to keep your rhythm steady. And don't worry—it won't take you too long to learn how to play one of the most iconic tunes in the game! In case you're wondering, there's no real benefit to learning it (sorry), apart from having fun or trolling your teammates, that is. 

Watch this video to see how it's done!

And that's how to play  LinGanGuli on Banjo in Dead Rails. I want to extend a special credit to Gratalat on the Wiki page for sharing this solution.

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