5 Songs to Play on the Banjo in Dead Rails

The best way to chill in a highly intense survival game like Dead Rails is to play some music on the Banjo. While everyone knows how to get Banjo, they don't know any musical notes to play on it. So, if you are out with your friends in the wild and want to impress them with some songs, here are some collections for you to play in Dead Rails.

How to play Banjo in Dead Rails

Instead of using a dedicated key layout for the Banjo, the developers have merged the music mechanics with camera movement to play the instrument. Currently, it has five different notes, and you can find details about playing these five notes using Camera Angles from below.

• Note 1 - point your camera fully down, right behind the banjo

• Note 2 - point your camera a little above ground

• Note 3 - point your camera at chest level

• Note 4 - point your a little above chest level

• Note 5 - point your camera entirely up at the sky

Best Song Music Sheet to Play on the Banjo in Dead Rails

Below, I have provided some note sequences to play some popular songs in Dead Rails. Just use the above-mentioned camera angles and their respective notes to get going.

Enter the Sandman

22154 -12--22154 -12-- 22154- 12--22154- 12

Linga Guli Guli

3−4−55555−1−5−4−2−4−3−−−2−4−3

Soviet March

51 -545- 334- 434- 223- 345- 451- 511- 51- 151- 445- 434- 223- 432- 551- 143

Mexican

22234 - 22234

How to get Banjo in Dead Rails

The easiest way to get a Banjo in Dead Rails is to select the Musician Class to get a Banjo for free at the start of the game. If you don't have the Musician Class, you can always buy one from the General Store for $20. Usually, they don't appear in the Starter Town General Store, but you can find them in plenty as you progress to other Towns. Apart from these, you can always find Banjo as a random loot item while scavenging in any of the buildings on your way.

For more on Dead Rails, Check out All Building & Landmark Locations in Dead Rails or Dead Rails Classes Tier List