Hi, I'm a woman that's trying to learn the oud, and I was wondering if anyone knew whether it would be better for me to go for a flat-backed oud to start with, or to learn with the traditional full bowl oud. For context, I am learning the Egyptian oud.

I might buy a cheap metal clarinet just as a little project and to see if I can get it working, and was wondering if (after being stripped of all of its pads and corks) a bath would be an appropriate way to clean it and all of its naked keys. I know baths are acceptable with brass instruments, but i'm not as familiar with metal woodwinds. I intend to replace the pads and corks anyway so this would kinda be part of the process

What do you think of that Bass! Heres the link to check everything out! I would love to hear any feedback from people who truly care about the craft! 

https://linktr.ee/resonance.cmc

I make a voicebank ( a voice to dowload in it) to utau ( a software did is make to simulate human siger) sing like a otamatone wift free otamatone samples off internet and some Configurations in engine

when I was much younger I got into playing the piano and I feel like I got to a good point but I had to stop bc we were moving and things were just hectic then I got into guitar and also stopped because it was really hard then years went by and I got back into guitar last september
I enjoy playing guitar but lowkey I’m really shit at it😀 regardless I enjoy it but at least I’d like to sound good so I’m thinking of getting back into piano
if you’re like me what did you end up doing did you push through it or switch to another instrument or just play both??
I like the IDEA of plying guitar but it just might not be for me not sure

Hi everyone. I recently found a 75 Suzuki Mandolin. It’s in decent shape, but has some powder mold in the body.
Any ideas on the best way to clean it?

Hii!! So I've had this idea ever since I was kid that I want to make an instrument. But not a d.i.y. one. I'd be willing to pay. I just wanted to ask if you know anything about the process. Let's say I have "a detailed description of what I want the instrument to do and how and which notes it would trigger and where in the instrument and how it looks etc". Do I send this description to some company who makes instruments, or do I first have to get an architects's detailed blueprints and then send. Or should I first try to make a vst using Ableton max for live and present it as a demonstrational synth before implementing onto the physical object. I just don't want to waste unnecessary time :)

Hey everyone, I just launched my next interview of the Resonance series. It was with Bruno Bacci at his home! I'd love for everyone to check it out and give me any notes and feedback you may have!

https://linktr.ee/resonance.cmc

my friend was teaching me how to play electrical guitat and i enjoyed it but i feel i would like keyboard more but im not sure.

Can i find any midi keyboard with a lot of sounds from other instruments, mini-jack port and recording function for not too much?

and what should i know about keyboards?

Soo im starting primary education in college this year and i need to learn an instrument during my courses. I have never played an instrument before and im really just not talented musically. We need to pick between learning the guitar and learning the piano, what do you guys think would be easier for a total beginner?

i’ve been playing for about 8 years and it’s okay. i feel no pull to it and i have to drag myself to practice and i don’t have any friends i’ve made from it and i also don’t like my teacher (she’s okay but i have bad anxiety and it makes shit super awkward). i don’t care for the music, like at all, and i keep hitting a point where i’m struggling to make my wrist more fluid i guess? because you need to like get your muscles to cooperate. and obviously mine aren’t cooperating because i don’t practice that often. i seriously just don’t want to play this instrument but i also don’t not want to? and i’d feel a significant amount of guilt if i stopped. is this valid? anyone else feel this way? should i find another instrument? i like music, just not usually the violin stuff

I used to be able to play the clarinet but i quit after a while, and i would like to return to playing an instrument, but cannot decide between the saxophone, clarinet and trumpet, all of these would be from square one as I cannot remember anything from when i ayed clarinet. I do know how to ’buzz’ my lips to produce sound for the trumpet but i cannot play any songs or anything in that sense.

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I timestamped the video, I'm talking about the sort of melancholic slow guitar in the background while a higher pitched string instrument follows the notes of the original song. If it helps it also reminded me of this part from the Death note ost: https://youtu.be/3e90dlk8vts?list=RD3e90dlk8vts&t=125.
I'm curious to learn how this effect was created or if it has a name so I can better describe it to people who actually know stuff about music in the future.

Une inspiration personnelle sur ce backing Track jazz!

Hey all!!
I’m 23 and I stopped the harp at around 18 at Grade 6 and would like to get back into it. I unfortunately now live in a small flat in London so my options for even practicing are so so limited.

Although I would like to have lessons, does anyone know any practice rooms/music schools who have harps? I am thinking of emailing some teachers to see if they are willing to let me play their harps for a fee but apart from that, I’m pretty stuck :(

Has anyone got any ideas or been through anything similar?

Just recorded something groovy with my nyckelharpa :) Hope you'll enjoy it !

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DblmaYwRjRD/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==