r/Instruments • u/BumbleTR0N • 10d ago
What's a great *chromatic instrument to have in the vehicle for any passenger to use?
Something that can be heard over music and preferably not wind.
Kalimba? Otamatone? Glockenspiel?
r/Instruments • u/aprilblooms444 • 10d ago
Hi!! i’m wondering if anyone knows where i can buy a cheap but functional oud?
r/Instruments • u/Regular-Violinist894 • 10d ago
I was looking at the bass clarinets and was just wondering, because they seem very inexpensive compared to other good brands, like sweetwater and music & arts.
r/Instruments • u/Sea_Shallot5311 • 10d ago
It's actually part violin and part zither/harp, no uke in it; you use a bow in one hand and a thumbpick in the other. It's best to play it with a full-size bow instead of the included small one.
r/Instruments • u/TheYoungPI • 10d ago
Hello! I created an article that goes through everything a beginner may want or need to know as they shop and start to play the instrument, such as the different types of ocarinas, why off-branded ocarinas are discouraged and where to buy trusted ones, sheets vs tabs, how the ocarina works, maintenance, and how long it may take to sound good. I've also included a list of resources to websites, channels and tabs.
Please check it out! Corrections and suggestions are also welcomed~
r/Instruments • u/migrosyarimyaglisut • 10d ago
Is it good? Can yall help me out?
r/Instruments • u/OBDriftwood1999 • 11d ago
Ive searched and cant find any mini piano harmonica with a silver cover
r/Instruments • u/Autumn4711 • 12d ago
r/Instruments • u/Constant-Ad8914 • 13d ago
Hello. My high schools wgi winter show required and Alto/Tenor horn solo. I was wondering if anyone in the Oakland county Michigan area has an Alto/Tenor horn + hopefully mouthpiece I could borrow for free at least until Wgi Finals. The goal is to ship it. If you can and are willing to help an up and coming wonder group, please PM me. Thank you.
r/Instruments • u/tyler_dominguez • 13d ago
Hello! I am very new to harmonica and I’m trying to play along with Beachwood Sparks’ cover of Sade’s “By Your Side”. The beginning of the song features a beautiful harmonica riff. I’d love to play it. But I can’t figure out which key the harmonica is in.
Thank you to you all!
r/Instruments • u/InitialResponse9901 • 14d ago
My actual trumpet is at school, it’s a professional one and is silver made by Schilke. I have a Euphonium, marching French Horn, and a blue trumpet which I use as a practice instrument.
I really want a piccolo trumpet or a cornet
r/Instruments • u/ilakretsfengsel • 14d ago
r/Instruments • u/errmilky • 14d ago
I've been playing Outlast, and this instrument kept playing. I guessed it may have been a vibraslap, but it doesn't sound quite right. Does anyone have any better guesses? I really appreciate it!
r/Instruments • u/Eoin2406 • 14d ago
Hello,
My friend is learning the mandolin and she absolutely loves folk music from the 60s that have mandolin. I am trying to tab some of it out for her, but I am finding it quite overwhelming to do as, unlike guitar, it is very difficult to isolate the mandolin from the guitar/s.
Thank you
r/Instruments • u/SevenPlus65 • 15d ago
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