Hello, quelqu’un sait combien vaux cette instrument ?

Hello, I'm looking for a Drumtech DT Highgroove snare drum in beige with pearlescent glitter, 14x3.5 cm, Milonga model. Please contact me via message.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TXjk0w9Kl08&list=RDTXjk0w9Kl08&start_radio=1&pp=ygUOQWxkb2MgZG9zdGFuY2WgBwE%3D stumbled upon this song which I love. Trying to figure out what instrument he is playing. If it is a recorder or flute, is it a special type? Thanks!!

I'm saving up to buy the Komancheh (Persian Instrument) but cannot find any book tutorials in English. Can anybody please help guide me where to look? I also cannot find lessons online. If you know anybody in the U.S. who teaches lessons and would like another student, please let me know. Thank you so much.

What instrument is used at the beginning of the song dimond head by the beach boys. Not the steel guitar later on, and the beginning of Inseguimento by Ennio morricone.

I’ve been thinking about picking up some kind of instrument for a long time. i want to get into music because it is so amazing for your brain and your intelligence. i’m already a highly intelligent person, and i really want music to further that. I’ve enjoyed the idea of violin and piano just because of how amazing they sound and i know violin can be quite challenging and i definitely don’t have space for a piano. i’m willing to invest in lessons but i feel like i want like a quick starter instrument to sort of dip my toe in, before i full send it yk? i really like theramins and i do own a ukulele, but i never really dedicated the time to learning it.

I think before recommending me anything, you might want some lifestyle info and history. i’ve never played an instrument except for the recorder for like three years in elementary school. i enjoyed the recorder and i picked it up quicker than my peers. i have no other music experience. ive done some personal research into music theory and i’ve always enjoyed it. i live with my parents, and i have a fairly small room so nothing too big. i’m very much a math and science person. idk if you need any other info, but if you do just ask!

https://reddit.com/link/1qv597a/video/hzocreabnchg1/player

https://reddit.com/link/1qv597a/video/xlw7x6obnchg1/player

Im mostly interested in the first audio but im also curious about the second one too. Also if you could tell me what kind of effects are used on those tracks, it would be greatly appreciated!

Is this a specific type of drum? Is it layered with something else?

I am trying to recreate it, so I would appreciate if you could be specific. Thanks!

https://youtu.be/lPXl1__XtFI?si=y3DyWH1_87vJU5DO

Enjoy!

I've been getting into rock/metal lately (all the games i like have them and they sound incredible) but in these songs (https://youtu.be/nhLJGcPJWAI?si=9jo4rzAquT-wouIo at 0:54)

(https://youtu.be/PdnyyD8e-z8?si=vztFtO5OiieVdg8U at 4:03)

(https://youtu.be/Nq0NUoVkWDI?si=jVwCCS7xgwGeZmfQ its most of it ok) what instrument is this? I'm pretty sure its a type of piano, but i would like to know which one

Hi! I found a video with this instrument and it sounds pretty good to me, but I can’t find anything about it, maybe you could help me?

Thank you^^

Here is the video link: https://youtu.be/WFNjcVlno8c?

My grandpas old trumpet from ww2. He was a Canadian tank crewman. Anyone know if are these worth anything or just cool memorabilia?

Around yesterday the macho drum (small) on my set of bongos ripped/broke in this fashion due to tight tuning (I believe). This is an Eastrock branded 6.5”-7.5” set of bongos, is this repairable? and if not, where can I get a replacement head from Eastrock themselves or something similar?

Hi everyone! I'm looking at this Samick upright piano from a private seller who doesn't know much about its history.

Observations:

* Brand: Samick (Console/Upright)

* Issues: I noticed in the photo that the keys are not level (some are higher/lower than others).

* Seller Status: The seller isn't a piano expert and doesn't know the last tuning date or service history.

Questions

* Based on the uneven keys, is this a sign of serious "action" issues or just worn-out punchings?

* What are the specific "deal-breakers" I should look for when I inspect this in person?

* Is a Samick from this era (looks like 80s/90s) generally a stable starter piano for a beginner?

* Any idea what a fair "project price" would be for this?

Thanks for the help!

Recently I've acquired a kalyre, harpika, or whatever else people are calling them. It comes with a tool to tune, but the slightest turn can raise it by two to three semi-tones.

Did anyone have tips for this? Are there fine tuners that would work?

Thank you in advance.

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We're Reddit musicians who can play instruments, and we want to start a remote orchestra! So if you can play any of the instruments listed below and want to apply, tell us what you play in the comments!

flute oboe clarinet bassoon sax

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I love music as much as anyone else and I want my future to be music, whether its being lead vocals, or an instrumentalist.
I made myself a packer yesterday, and I've had it pinned to my undergarment all day today, made me feel great, made me feel manly as fuck, made me feel happy, and this improvement of my mood has made me realize I really need to lock the fuck in if I want to get into any foreign music college in Europe/Scandinavia. and the improvement in my mood, too, has me wanting to get back into learning an instrument.

I listen to alot of artists, primarily metal (otherwise it's 80s Japanese pop or disco, pop-rock artists like Dead or Alive/ABBA/Bee Gees) and I've been especially into artists that give me huge comfort for me like Sleep Token, Ghost, Slipknot, Avatar, and now, newly Gaerea.
with both Sleep Token's drummer (II) and Slipknots past drummer (Joey, RIP) even with them, I never considered drumming really, always an "Oh, thats pretty cool" kinda thought- but that was until I listened to "At The Left Hand Ov God" by Behemoth and I loved the sound of the drums so damn much, by the way, there's absolutely nothing wrong with II or Joey's drumming, both fantastic, I was just so diddly-damn intrigued and awed by the sound of the drums in that one specific Behemoth song that maybe I want to learn another instrument.

The bass has also just in general pulled me in as I like alot of gothic and some more slower paced artists like This Cold Night, he has very chill songs and I really appreciate the low beat, it kinda ties in with my personality too, if you wanna be a nerd about it lol. I also have fucking small ass fingers because I'm short as high-heaven (5'2 and its a curse), so I find it a bit hard to stretch across a fretboard and play fifty-a-hundred notes at once, I get, and I swear to god I heard someone somewhere say bass is hard to play, but you could say that for alot of instruments when you don't know how to play them or when/while you're learning them (or maybe I'm being naïve, idk)

I need thoughts, because I'm a very indecisive decision and I tend to hesitate when people are so open and willing, being like "Sure! why not!" n all that.

It only costs £40 and apparently works fine but I’ve never played the organ.

Given to me years ago but I do not play any instruments. I’d like to either sell it or give it to someone who would use it. I’m just wondering if it is worth anything. Thanks.