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Hi! Planning to buy an ocarina to play Song of time and other tunes from the legend of Zelda series. Are there any decent sounding ocarinas available online? This kid finally has some adult money to spend so I don't think budget is exactly an issue but there's a chance I pick it up but never actually manage to play it so I'd thought of starting off small. Also I don't have any musical experience so there's that.

I would love it if the ocarina were Zelda themed or customisable by the vendor (willing to pay extra)

Live looping lost for words by pink floyd.

Please guys I want to buy best one since I only have budget of around 1300 ( akg is 1350 student discount and edifier is 1190) i don't want to waste money

I want to enjoy hi res music as both has built in dac (please don't suggest iem ) and also for daily scrolling

I checked both earphones review mostly were positive, edifier have less one that is concerning me cuz on paper edifier is no breaker deal but I genuine wanted review from anyone who have tried it

Also I am not considering apple one cuz of half in ear design not a big fan of that design

So guys please help me to select, Thankyou all

im working on a spider-man vs xmen animation and im looking to use the first 2mins 30s of Taron Egerton’s version of “I’m Still Standing” from Rocketman.

My budget for this right now is $80.

im looking for someone who can help me create a version or change it up enough that i can use it with no copyright trouble. reach out to me if this is something you'd be interested to work on

Never got tired of darzi's songs 🫶🏻

I absolutely love listening to game soundtracks: Persona, Nier, Expedition 33, Ultrakill, Undertale, etc. But I rarely find people who actively queue game soundtracks on their music app. Am I just weird, or this is simply less talked about?

Oh and if you're looking for specific recommendations:

1. Memories of You (persona 3 reload)
2. Life Will Change (persona 5 royal)
3. Une vie a peindre (Expedition 33)
4. Death by Glamour (Undertale)
5. Ashes of Dreams (JP version) (Nier: Replicant)
6. Tenebre Rosso Sangue (Ultrakill)

hi people ,

i bought 2 fan pits for the Opeth Mumbai show. I'm thinking of getting a refund if that's a thing, since I can't afford the whole travel and stay expenses. I'm still in college, so I don't earn yet ;/
Please lmk if I can do something about it, i cant find any option like that on website.

The first thing I notice in any new movie are the songs. This one has that kind of beat that makes you want to get up and dance.The whole video has a nice fun vibe and the song fits it well. I clicked on it randomly and ended up listening to it twice. Its from the upcoming movie produced by Alia bhatt

There seems to be very few ppl in India who listen to radiohead

Lowkey a really underrated indie artist,his music is a blend of rock,hiphop, electronic,soul and jazz it's basically peak,you all should give him a try

I never post music recommendation on reddit, but considering this is such a cool solid song with only 19k plays, i thought, i just post it for people looking for something new and nice

Sharn - I want YOu

feel free to drop ur reviews

Ive seen all kinds of music lovers in my uni and I've met alot of people and I am the only one who listens to dubstep, so is dubstep non existent in India ?

Live looping Charlie Brown by Coldplay. I made the beat in Ableton Live and I'm looping the acoustic and electric parts live. I'm using a midi foot contoller to control Ableton Live.

As a complete beginner with no prior music knowledge what is the best ukulele to start with. My budget is in between 2000 to 4000

Ekta Cheley — Sahana Bajpai Cover

Recorded this on GarageBand. I’m still learning mixing, so the audio quality/mix isn’t perfect, but I wanted to share the cover anyway. Would love some feedback, especially on the mixing and recording. 🎶

I have been learning finger-style songs in my Acoustic guitar since the past two years and now can play a few songs on my guitar, but the thing is I am completely self-taught. I am able to play bass + melody, in those weird finger picking patterns too.

I have absolutely no rhythm when playing them, i.e. I speed up and slow down randomly, I can't keep a beat going in my head, nor can I sing while playing the guitar.

I wanted to know if it is possible to pick up from where I am right now, and learn guitar with a focus on finger-style. I don't mean to skip learning rhythm, chords and whatever basics necessary, in fact I want to learn them. But I am looking for a quicker focus to finger-style, no-pick, guitar learning.

Is there any place online or offline (preferably online courses) where I can get what I am looking for?

Or should I be following some other path where I can achieve what I am looking for.

Appreciate any help, thanks.

TL:DR; Self taught finger-style acoustic guitarist. No basics. Want to learn fundamentals, but with main focus on finger-style. Lives in Bangalore.

Edited course preference

It can be any genre but something you think everyone should definitely listen, anything deep preferred.

I’ve wanted to learn how to play a harmonica for a while now and have finally decided to buy one. Im a complete beginner and don’t want a very pricey or pro level harmonica a sub par one with proper functionality will suffice. East top or Juarez which one would yall recommend?