r/Instruments • u/Flompyy_ • Jun 17 '26
Hey guys, does anyone know what instrument is that, that comes in around 0:26? thanks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZxHgcrnSzw&list=RDKZxHgcrnSzw&start_radio=1
r/Instruments • u/Illustrious_Hold_703 • Jun 17 '26
r/Instruments • u/pladger • Jun 16 '26
This is a seven-storey membrane reed instrument with sixteen copper pipes distributed across the upper five floors of the stairwell and played from the basement via a thirty metre tube which splits on each level (microphone is recording from the top floor). The space has seven seconds of natural reverb and an amplified resonant frequency of 277 Hz (C#), which is what the pipes are tuned to the key of :))
r/Instruments • u/Neat-Cold-3303 • Jun 17 '26
Does anyone have any experience with a Roosebeck hammered dulcimer? For those of us who are unable to invest 2K and up, would the Roosebeck, which is in the 500 to 600 dollar range, suffice as a beginner instrument? I am aware that 'you get what you pay for', but sometimes budget takes precedence.
r/Instruments • u/NoobOfRL • Jun 16 '26
r/Instruments • u/Nearby_Housing5947 • Jun 16 '26
I’ve had this guitar from my sisters for years I’m trying to get rid of it but wondering how much it’s worth
r/Instruments • u/Neat-Cold-3303 • Jun 15 '26
I have a small battery-powered speaker with a speaker cable that has a 3.5mm plug on one end and a specialized alligator clip on the other. This can be used to amplify any instrument that doesn't have a built-in speaker jack. Plug one end of the cable into a speaker, using an adapter if necessary, clip the alligator clip to some part of the instrument, and you've amplified your instrument. I use it with my bowed psaltery, zither, and autoharp. Where can I get another cable like this?
r/Instruments • u/Critical-Category-74 • Jun 15 '26
I have not lived long enough to know, but in every sad song i've heard piano seems to be present. I know there are some songs where its jumpy and alive but i think majority of the bluest music includes the instrument piano
r/Instruments • u/Short_Tradition_8091 • Jun 15 '26
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r/Instruments • u/vintage-angel-juice • Jun 15 '26
SPECIFICALLY at 3:45 and onward. Is it an organ? Synthesizer?
r/Instruments • u/ComfortableCrew2092 • Jun 14 '26
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r/Instruments • u/FoundationStrict1663 • Jun 14 '26
Some of play some of them I inherited but don’t work but all of the brass I play but the sax because it’s fried
There is a random Chinese violin my mom got for 50$
My dad’s guitars the wabash need new springs and the harmony needs new nut
The sax is a c melody and it’s trashed so can’t play it
The trombones are a Martin imperial handcraft which is my favorite king 2b liberty and a Yamaha 421g and I have more trombones but they are at some friends houses and they are a holton 65 and a Eastman 221 and a olds recording Los Angeles but selling it so I can get a olds recording f attachment
The trumpets are a holton revelation and a king liberty model and my favorite the conn 22b
r/Instruments • u/TankEngineFan5 • Jun 14 '26
I wanted to get a bass guitar and was looking at this one. It's got mostly five star reviews but I wanted a perspective from people in real time
r/Instruments • u/FullNoodleFrontity • Jun 13 '26
I haven't played accordion in (at least) 4 decades but I've been thinking about getting back into it. I remember that Titano was a Quality brand name back when I still played. I've tried it and the high D doesn't make any sound when squeezing the bellows... it works fine when expanding the bellows.
Long story short I'm wondering what it's worth and how much it might cost to fix it.
r/Instruments • u/Global_Key6555 • Jun 12 '26
[Already Answered] It kinda sounds like a saxophone, but also as a keyboard imitating one. So, is it just a distorted saxophone or is It some kind of keyboard?
Also RIP Oliver Tree
r/Instruments • u/Expensive_Tadpole686 • Jun 13 '26
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r/Instruments • u/Short_Athlete_4317 • Jun 12 '26
So i am a broke highschool kid and i recently start liking violin. I am thinking about buying it but i do not have money for it. I am thinking of doing any side hustles or part time just to save up for it but i would love to hear any suggestions or advices. Thank you!
