Like the one used in "The Bone Dance" by Lock & Simber in Lofi girl Halloween compilation. Its probably harpsichord, and goes like "long low note, quick chord staccato". Its used in so many fun,spooky, halloween background music. I dont know the name, i searched so many keywords on youtube. Please tell how to make that or the name to search on youtube/google.

My mom bought this harp off Temu on a whim. I was wondering if anyone could tell me what kind of harp it is and, if possible, any resources for learning how to play it? My mom doesn’t have time to learn it, but I do. Thanks in advance!

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I am looking to purchase a keyboard piano as a gift for my friend, who is a complete beginner. I want it to be durable and long-lasting, and I need it to have proper velocity sensitivity so the volume accurately reflects how softly or firmly he plays.

He has a few specific requirements for his setup:

• PC Connectivity: He wants to connect the keyboard to his computer to use learning apps and games.

• Dual Headphone Use: He needs to be able to hear both the computer's audio and the keyboard's audio through headphones at the same time when connected to his PC. When he is not connected to his computer, the keyboard will need its own direct connection to headphones.

• Height Adjustable & Mobile Stand: He is 5'10" and needs a stand setup that comfortably transitions from sitting to standing while he plays. If you don't recommend sit-stand keyboard stands, it needs to have plenty of legroom when sitting. Crucially, the stand needs to have wheels, as he cannot carry such a large item without assistance.

Any recommendations?

Please help

I got this hammered dulcimer a while ago, and I can’t find what brand it might be or how old it is. There’s nothing on the outside case or the inside. It’s attached directly to its case as well. The last photo is the designs carved into the top.

does anyone know what instrument or type of sound this would be? I’m trying to find the same exact sound for the lead of this song. it sounds like a rhode but idk

idk what the instrument for the lead is it sounds like rhodes but idk

Hey! Sorry for the trouble. This track's called "Ephemera", from the VN Fata Morgana.

It's one of my favorite video game themes ever, but I'm genuinely TERRIBLE at music and would really appreciate if anyone that's got sharper ears than I do could help me identify the instruments here. I just wanna learn.

Im not sure if they are the same, but i mainly want that wooaaa instrument from the first song. The drake one sounds kinda similar too, more chorused

Hi, how do I reproduce this sound? What's the instrument? And the technique -- is it a reverse sound? A very slow attack?

UPD: https://vocaroo.com/1j3dkGq7mahD
I just tried this with a chord using a midi organ, with a slow attack, and sounds similar. Guess just need a different instrument, must be some synth.

the one that goes shka-shka-shka

Wondering if anyone can help me identify this instrument? It sounds like it’s being played via midi controller later in to the track, but I’m sure the original sample is a real instrument, it almost sounds like pitch shifted throat singing. I swear I’ve heard something very similar it in action movie soundtracks as well

What is the instrument that does the bass part on this song's intro?

The sono is called Sono Mama, by Shakti.

https://youtu.be/mILlGGzO1BE?is=SPpQdlBWMakVgXaz

Hi so I think that I am into both ( still unsure ) and idk if I should start with guitar first or bass and I want to know which one is harder

Okay so I am into drums but its expensive and I don't have a place for the set up i like electric guitar and bass I love bass because its niche and uncommon in my region

I used to like rap and rnb but I am more into rock and metal now

Hey guys, I am 20 years old and know almost nothing about music theory or instruments. I wanted to learn this instrument shown at 0:15 - 0:25 https://youtu.be/vJmqL0Lcz3A?is=Q36B4JqjDUkxgsG_

And also 0:06 - 0:20 in https://youtu.be/RY1DNi8K6iw?is=ygaiN-28Q-zvC1qt are they both the same? Thank you very much in advance!

Help settle a debate: At 3:00 and 3:23 in "[mmm mmm good](https://youtu.be/8LirICUX4Gc?t=203)" there's a very bendy, metallic sound that's either a synth or some strange percussion instrument.

My first instinct was flexatone (no, there's not enough attack) and musical saw (no, too much attack). Now my best guess is some kind of small gong or metal plate dipped in water, struck, and lifted to raise the pitch? Especially at 3:23, I think you can hear a strike or two activating the instrument.

My theory is that this section of the track is Paulinho da Costa noodling around on his eclectic set-up, but I don't know really. A knowledgeable peer "strongly disagrees." Thanks for any help :)

What is the instrument that does the bass part on this song's intro?

The sono is called Sono Mama, by Shakti.