deadcatbounce,
@deadcatbounce@reddthat.com avatar

Guitar.

ChronosWing,

I’m trying again using rocksmith+ and I just have such a hard time with the coordination.

deadcatbounce,
@deadcatbounce@reddthat.com avatar

I’ve not heard of it.

This time next year I’m sure you’ll be a marvel to behold. Please post back when you get your epiphany!

Thinking of ya.

ChronosWing,

Think Guitar Hero but you use a real electric guitar instead of a plastic toy.

deadcatbounce,
@deadcatbounce@reddthat.com avatar

I never really got that plastic guitar thing. I’m over 5 yo.

ChronosWing,

No need to disparage people who enjoy rhythm games. Just because you don’t get it doesn’t mean people who do enjoy it are children.

deadcatbounce,
@deadcatbounce@reddthat.com avatar

Fair point. I apologise.

PoorYorick,

I just started playing the guitar a year ago, and there have been few things in my life as rewarding

deadcatbounce,
@deadcatbounce@reddthat.com avatar

That’s excellent to read. I’m thrilled for you.

Are you into a particular style?

PoorYorick,

I started because I wanted to play classic metal, but have since discovered a deep love of playing the blues.

deadcatbounce,
@deadcatbounce@reddthat.com avatar

That’s a transition!

I really enjoy the blues. Gen X here.

Thank-you for sharing and look forward to hearing from you here again.

PM_ME_VINTAGE_30S, (edited )
@PM_ME_VINTAGE_30S@lemmy.sdf.org avatar
  1. Violin so I can play sick violin solos over metal music.
  2. Drums so I can play blast beats all day in literally every local metal band.
  3. Saxophone so I can do this.
Leviathan,

Good to find someone who has the exact opposite taste in Metal that I do. Except point two, blast beats are the shit.

Shinzid,

I’d love to be able to play the Mongolian Morin Khuur just for the sole reason of making that horse noise

Saxophone or trumpet as well would be fun to bust out funky solos

Chonk,

Midi keyboard because

  1. Its versatile
  2. Requires less maintenance, at least less than acoustic guitar
PM_ME_VINTAGE_30S,
@PM_ME_VINTAGE_30S@lemmy.sdf.org avatar

You don’t need a physical keyboard to use MIDI technology. Many audio production programs have a virtual keyboard that will let you play basic stuff with your computer keyboard. However, I sequenced my entire metal album’s drum track by just clicking and dragging all the notes in the editor. (Not gonna post it because I don’t want to dox myself.) You can get Ardour (which can sequence MIDI amongst other things) for free through your Linux distribution, and I believe it can be found for Windows. Else, Reaper is technically not free, but you can use the demo for as long as you want.

All of this is to say that you don’t need any training or equipment to start playing electronic music, particularly that using MIDI technology. A couple hours here and there will be enough to start producing competent music.

Send_me_nude_girls,

Piano. I actually can play it a bit but I’d need 10000 more hours and space and time and motivation to do that. I wish I could just sit down and play, without disturbing the neighbors or limiting my living space or cutting down on my other hobbies. But piano is really nice. I guess I’ll stick to listening to it.

Buddahriffic,

You could get a keyboard and use headphones if the noise is the most significant blocker. That can help with the space, too, since you could fold up the stand and put it away when not in use, unlike a piano which is furniture as much as a musical instrument. Unfortunately, there’s no helping with the time part unless you’re lucky enough to be born with talent, though even then it just means less time rather than little time.

DirigibleProtein,

Bagpipes

homain,

which kind?

DirigibleProtein,

I didn’t know there was more than one kind! Now I have to go and read up about them.

TheLonelyWonderer,

Have always wanted to be able to play the cello, whose sound simply resonates with me.

Tandybaum,

I have a deep love for Halloween season. I always wanted to get a waterphone. They are just a little to expensive for something that would 100% be a novelty.

nickwitha_k, (edited )

Thank you for reminding me that this exists. FYI, it is out of patent and Mr. Waters is now deceased so, one could ethically and legally make a copy. (Patent no. US-3896696-A)

I’m intending to make one for myself at some point, as I THINK I have all the necessary tools at the Makerspace.

EDIT: Just investigated a bit. I absolutely do have access to the tools!!! Now, just to get in to practice TIG welding so that I’m not terribad at it.

Tandybaum,

My father in law in an AMAZING machinist. I should mention to him to see what he could do with it.

bitwaba,

Vuvuzela

bitwaba,

Vuvuzela

wildcardology,

I already know how to play the guitar, only if I have a chord chart for the songs. I can’t play by ear which is what I really want.

iByteABit,

Bouzouki, because I’ll be pretty ashamed of my purchase if I don’t

Sarmyth,

100% accordion 🪗 ♥️

AnalogyAddict,

Violin, hammered dulcimer, lute.

Mr_Dr_Oink,

Drums. I can play a basic beat but i would love to learn to play properly. Plus my band needs a drummer.

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