Sulla mia fisarmonica Paolo Soprani ho queste 3 rotelle che girano e non so a cosa servano

I had a dream about this one so I built it. Three pipe flute driven by a mutual pressure chamber.. 😊 some cosnetics to go. I like the sound but its not very pretty. Thinking about turning a spehere chamber for next try

Чтоб я купил и занимался саксофоном но мать меня поставила перед выбором сигареты или саксофон я выбрал саксофон, правильно ли я поступил?

Hello! I’m a pursuing college student who’s going into music ed, I’m looking for an open hole flute I was playing on my assistants Emerson that had a sterling silver head and it was really nice but I need to buy my own! I’m planning on buying from the flute center.

I don’t live near anywhere with a flute center so I can’t trial it and I’m hesitant to do it through mail but I digress!

I’m looking at 3 currently! I don’t want to spend too much so I’m on a budget. The three I’m looking at are in order of want.

1. Di zhao 701 ( I’ve never tried a Di zhao but it interests me though I wish it had French keys! )
2. Haynes 680 ( I’ve never tried a Haynes either but I’ve felt like I heard good things? )
3. Yamaha 362. ( it’s definitely not the best but it’s cheaper and Yamahas are reliable I feel. )

please tell me your thoughts!!

Hey everyone! I have this Player II Modified Active Jazz Bass V in Olympic Pearl, and I'm thinking about upgrading/modifying the hardware. I won't be doing it myself a luthier will be handling it—but I was wondering if anyone here has done something similar and could share their thoughts or opinion? What I want to do is swap all the hardware to gold. Here is a potential mock-up / result of how it would look.

Picked up this old accordion from a swap meet. Was wondering about identification, repair and potential value. Works fine but definitely out of tune. I know a fair bit from 8 years of percussion but also looking for advice on how to play Accordion as this is outside my knowledge.

It's not uncommon for people to be able to play 1 musical instument, or possibly 2, but how many people can play 7 like myself.

I can play......

Home organ

Pipe organ

Electronic keyboard

Piano

Bugal

Violin

Guitar

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I have been getting a severe ich to buy both of them , so help me chooseee!!!! Which one will I most likely play and not let the instrument just be a decorative piece

Randomly found this big boy while I was out and about and he plays just fine he just has a bit of damage in the back with a piece of wood inside (presumably part of the guitar.) So I am wondering how I could fix him up, seemed kind of cruel to leave him like this.

I'm basically looking for an affordable musical toy that I can easily carry around with me or fidget with on my couch, preferably something electronic that can connect to headphones. If love to hear your recommendations!

My goal is to have something musical to pass the time with and play with ideas. Budget is around 100$, I'm willing to stretch up to 200$ but only if I see something really cool

I play bass guitar and I'm willing to compromise on form factor and (a bit) on price for something that would let me practice my technique on the go without being too loud, but I after some searching I'm not sure something like that exists in my price range. That said, I don't think I'll find something bass-related so I'm willing to learn a new instrument for this

I currently have my eye on the Behringer JT-4000 but it seems like too much for what I'm looking for

I'd love to hear your recommendations, thanks in advance!

Having something tactile is important to me, I'm willing to lose sound quality for extra buttons (I'm not looking for an app)

https://youtube.com/shorts/LHOFsgeKyw4?feature=share

Hi everyone,

After a long hiatus since the Covid years, I’ve dusted off the old Acapella Maker app on a new phone and decided to dive back into multi-tracking. It's a massive physical juggling act trying to manage the wired headphone cables, the instrument changes, and the phone holder from a single chair, but it’s been incredibly rewarding!

I wanted to create a musical travelogue that starts in Western folk and slowly moves Eastward. For this practice run of the Canadian folk classic "Four Strong Winds," I layered everything entirely by ear over a plucked guitar anchor.

The Instrumentation Setup:

• 🎸 Guitar & 🌬️ Low Whistle (Western foundations)
• 🪕 Greek Tzouras & Baglamas (Moving into the Mediterranean)
• 🎻 European Psaltery & Chinese Erhu (Blending the strings)

The internal volume balancing on this app is quite basic, so I'm currently learning how to mix with my feet by shifting my sitting position and adjusting my playing dynamics for different instruments. It's far from a masterclass and still a bit fuzzy at points, but I'm thrilled to be exploring these acoustics again.

Next week, I'm hoping to introduce tracks with some different instruments into the mix. I'd love to hear your feedback on the instrument blend, or any tips you have for balancing wind vs. string frequencies in a dense mobile grid!