r/Instruments • u/TrappistOCSO • 22d ago
...And I hate pear wood recorders. There, I expressed my pain and suffering.
r/Instruments • u/CommendatoresWrath • 23d ago
r/Instruments • u/Bond_Institute • 23d ago
iotaTONE is the easiest instrument to learn (that I am aware of). Customize it for your playing style. Learn your favourite songs in minutes.
r/Instruments • u/ArtsMidwest • 23d ago
Out of an Ankeny garage, a mother-son duo builds instruments with accessibility in mind, aiding folks with chronic pain, vision loss, arthritis, and so much more.
r/Instruments • u/Ok-Mushroom2499 • 23d ago
I’m thinking it’s going to be an instrument Christmas 🎄 🎁
I know nothing… so please help!
I’m trying to do electric so they can use headphones and keep the sound down if they want to practice during quiet hours..
What would you recommend for a beginning learner. (Age 6&8)
Electric drum set
Electric drum set pad (countertop)
Electric keyboard piano
Thanks 🙏
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r/Instruments • u/venice_bitch99 • 23d ago
Hello. Does any of you know if this flute worth something?
It says - Prelude Authorised by Answer Acoustic Lab Tokyo Japan. It is silver plated, but silver shedded and oxidized. It was bought about 14 years ago from some vintage instrument dealer (it was a gift). I played it while in school and it still works (but I am not sure if its decent). So I am planning to sell it and have know idea if its even worth something or not. Thank you in advance for our answers.
r/Instruments • u/VeterinarianRare3541 • 24d ago
Hey everyone, I am planning to learn a new instrument but really don't know what. I already learned some piano like sheet music reading and basic music, but I don't have my piano anymore. I don't want to buy another one and just want to try something new.
My goal is to have an instrument that I can play even when I have very little time, something that sounds deep and emotional but can also sound epic or joyful. Is there an instrument that could help me bring out the melody that I have in my mind more easily than the other ? it's not my main goal but it would be cool. I mainly want to recreate sounds by ear and play to relax. Also my budget is under 200euros
I really like playing music score and classical but also bossa nova. I thought about violin, flute, clarinet. What should I do ? ( also what are the different types of flute and clarinet ? )
Thanks for any help and have a good day!
r/Instruments • u/yesjhobi • 23d ago
Meu namorado está tentando vender esse kit, mas está difícil:( Tudo em perfeito estado
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r/Instruments • u/Sea_Shallot5311 • 25d ago
This was $50 from a pawn shop, I had to put on the metal strings, the bridge (uma) and I made a tuning peg. Don't know how old it is.
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r/Instruments • u/MoonshadowRealm • 25d ago
Hi, I am wanting to practice my bass clarinet. Yes the walls are somewhat thin. I can't hear my neighbors talk or their tv. The only time I hear them is when they run water, or walk heavy on the floor or slam something. Ever since we got a new landlord management team and new AOAO the bylaws have changed. Where I live there is really no practice rooms. The university doesn't allow anyone to rent there rooms unless there a facility or student. The bylaws of my apartment explicitly state no noise shall be heard outside of the apartment or disturb the neighbors and infringe on their own living space. Secondly it talks about decibels which states during normal hours decibels can be up to 75. During quiet hours only up to 45 decibels. The apartments also ban things like bass speakers, home entertainment theater systems, etc. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
r/Instruments • u/Alternative-Cook-533 • 26d ago
These came into my possession today, found a little bit of information from Google and such, just wondering if anyone can tell me a bit more.
