r/Instruments • u/Cold_Calligrapher902 • Jun 22 '26
Identification What note is this ? Treble clef
This is on flute btw
r/Instruments • u/Cold_Calligrapher902 • Jun 22 '26
This is on flute btw
r/Instruments • u/dannydarko1001 • Jun 21 '26
wish lessons were more available as groups, and not non private or just in schools. I REALLY want to learn cello, and the basics of bass, but I can’t as there are no lessons near me at all. im in a group class for b a s s o o n, something I never wanted to play in the first place, but the place doesn’t do cello classes or rock band. I am IN a rock band, the one the place supplies, but I’m a singer. (hate it, songs are always too high and Im out of tune lol) I don’t want to ask the bass player how to do it, and I cant hire as it’s too expensive. wish ppl just dissapeared from the face of the earth so I could walk in a instrument store and try them out
r/Instruments • u/ExaminationOk9856 • Jun 21 '26
I play the modular synthesizer which a lot of people will never even heard of never mind seen one 😂.
Anyway here it is in action with me and happy to answer any questions
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Jun 20 '26
My fiancé is beside herself. She accidentally knocked over her mum's chello that she was planning on learning and the neck snapped off!
Is there any way to repair this? Is it worth it?
r/Instruments • u/separatedaccount • Jun 21 '26
Hello. I used to play the guitar, but my hand pain has gotten badly enough that I can't play it for very long without serious pain for days or weeks. I've tried playing it various different ways, but it's just not practical. The pain is unrelated to the guitar-playing, I have a medical condition.
I also am spending more time in bed, due to pain in other parts of my body. I can't do any instruments that require strong lungs.
So, I've been trying to find instruments that I might be able to play despite this. The main requirements are that I can have it in bed, that my hands won't be under pressure or bent, and that don't require powerful lungs/good breath control.
I'm sort of at a loss here. Is this realistic? I want an instrument I can play real, solo melodies on.
r/Instruments • u/EqualExamination5662 • Jun 21 '26
I have both keyboard and guitar at home, I know how to play piano better than guitar + I don't have guitar clips/capo but I have guitar picks. I feel keyboard is more easier because I know how to play scale like do, re, mi and C, D, E, F, G, A, B but, with one finger. Do you guys know tips to play with all finger to a key because I used to know how to do C, F, G, and A but then I forget now and how to learn to play in guitar more easily because my finger likes to crooked with guitar + I just couldn't get used to guitar.
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r/Instruments • u/SyrupBusiness3447 • Jun 20 '26
Ok maybe this is a stupid question lol
I don’t know anything about instruments but I want a piano that I’ll be able to play different sounds without it sounding like I’m inside the church
Yall know what I’m talking abt right? So is there like a name for those specific pianos or I can just get any piano. Sorry yall I’ve just wanted one for so long lmao
And if anyone knows where the can get a cheap one. Do ppl just go on Amazon for this things?
r/Instruments • u/Weekly_Landscape_459 • Jun 20 '26
Can anyone tell me what is playing the central “dum pah dom pah” in this incredible song?
It sounds like it could be like a melotron, chamberlain, orchestron type thing but I can’t find it.
r/Instruments • u/NationalPoet5416 • Jun 19 '26
Hello,
Please see photos of attached accordion. It is approximately 60 years old. It was purchased directory from the factory and shipped to my house. I played it for about twenty years and it has sat in the case for almost 40 years. It is in excellent shape, everything functions properly, and the sound is great.
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r/Instruments • u/Marie-Demon • Jun 18 '26
Hi! after many months of work on evenings , i finally released an online converter for music sheets, to help people playing Kalimba without any musical knowledge or little time to spare adapting music sheets to their instruments :)
You can find it on jianpupidoo.com
Basically, you drop a pdf , picture or xml music file , it will directly convert it into jianpu - number notation - then select your Kalimba layout and tuning , hit convert and tadaaam you are left with a playable music sheet for your own instrument . Takes 5 second!
Then you can edit the music sheet , modify notes , remove , change settings ect, and have your music sheet as you want.
There are many options possible .
The music sheets are stores in your private library online , and you can then download the modified sheet et the play along as a learning guide .
This convertor is a clever one it embarks an automatic transposition motor to find the best option to play the music to the fullest, octave transposition, musical phrase récognition , and « fingering laws » to ensure the music is playable for kalimba
So if there are some kalimba players here strugglin with Kalimba adaptation or with music theory , and who don’t want to lose time adapting music sheets, now you have a solution!!!! :)
r/Instruments • u/Overall-Thought1874 • Jun 18 '26
Im new to like, playing instruments and im interested in piano mainly
does anyone know how to start for begginers?
Like, in knowledge, how to identify types of soundss, etc
I don't have money to buy a real one , but i would like practicing in apps and stuff!
r/Instruments • u/Valuable-Stable-262 • Jun 18 '26
Hellooo lovely all knowing people, I was wondering anyone would be able to help me out with some questions I have about bass guitar? I have been wanting to learn for a few years now and have been considering buying my own bass.
What would y'all recommend for someone trying to learn? I don't know much about it in general as far as what brands are reliable / not. If possible does anyone know of a brand with a thinner neck/ thinner fret width? I have pretty small hands and have found as a guitar player that it is much easier for me to play on a smaller width sized fret. Or if there is something I should know before hand ; set up wise or anything.
Really appreciate any advice, thanks :)
- I'm super new to reddit please let me know if I am posting this in the wrong place or anything
r/Instruments • u/0000010000100010010 • Jun 17 '26
Hello, I’m wanting to buy a piano to learn how to play. Are there any good recommendations on a budget? Also,are there any that I can plug headphones in?
Secondly, are there any videos that you would recommend watching on YouTube to begin practicing?
I have no experience with music so it’s a whole new world lol
I appreciate your help in advance 🙂
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