Do you play any instruments?

[Generic Edgelord]

I play an 8-string guitar and a 5-string bass. Can't get enough of those extra low notes. I would describe my writing style as Melodic Black Metal because I like music theory, but extra strings are uncommon in that genre so maybe it should be called something else. Do you play anything?

 

[wobblysquid]

Viola & Piano. I wanna get into brass, though. The euphonium appeals to me.

 

[Generic Edgelord]

Viola & Piano. I wanna get into brass, though. The euphonium appeals to me.

Very cool. Those kinds of instruments are a bit neglected in the modern day.

 

[Heidegger of Shinra]

I play guitar and sing, my musicality is rudimentary but I'm a fairly prolific songwriter.

 

[Megarockman _1987 Megarockman _1987]

I play guitar too, but only 6 strings
I like to play heavy or alt rock songs but my cheap amp doesn't have distortion enough for men so I'm looking for distortion pedals or multi effects pedal.

Do you play black metal eh? Cool dude
I like black metal, sometimes when I'm tired or sad I like discharge my feeling playing black metal

 

[Sheepy765]

I play violin. Not particularly well mind you but I do play it.

 

[Generic Edgelord]

I play guitar too, but only 6 strings
I like to play heavy or alt rock songs but my cheap amp doesn't have distortion enough for men so I'm looking for distortion pedals or multi effects pedal.

Do you play black metal eh? Cool dude
I like black metal, sometimes when I'm tired or sad I like discharge my feeling playing black metal

I highly recommend a multi-effects pedal. Even having a chain of just a few pedals quickly becomes an unmanageable clusterfuck of wires you don't have enough outlets/9v batteries for. I have a BOSS ME-25 (it's a bit outdated but still serves my needs) and it saves me a lot of headache. My distortion effect is the built-in Ultra Metal preamp with a clean boost and a bit of reverb. I've been told it sounds Scandinavian. A multi-effects pedal gives you a lot more control over your sound. The only thing is, they can be a bit more complicated to configure than separate pedals. (You'll want to make sure it comes with the manual or that the manual is at least obtainable online) I wouldn't recommend one to a technophobe, but since you're here I doubt that's you.

 

[Frickinfrik]

Back in school I used to play the Recorder in Music Class. But my music teacher was rather rude and was such a perfectionist. One time, the class was doing an all together session, but I played a wrong note and the music teacher made me sit outside the classroom for the rest of the class.

 

[Generic Edgelord]

Back in school I used to play the Recorder in Music Class. But my music teacher was rather rude and was such a perfectionist. One time, the class was doing an all together session, but I played a wrong note and the music teacher made me sit outside the classroom for the rest of the class.

That absolutely destroys the fun of playing an instrument. You MUST play on your terms or it's going to be ruined for you. I feel bad for all the musicians who were forced to be perfect who can play excellently but hate doing so.

 

[Ikagura]

I'd like to but an instrument requires money and you have to take time to learn it...

Keeping the rhythm isn't easy either.

Back in school I used to play the Recorder in Music Class. But my music teacher was rather rude and was such a perfectionist. One time, the class was doing an all together session, but I played a wrong note and the music teacher made me sit outside the classroom for the rest of the class.

Way to make someone abandon playing music...

Some teacher are making it easier to hate on something than loving it...

Weren't there stories of piano and band teachers who were almost hitting the students when they do a wrong note?

PS: I've found back that movie and apparently it's based on a real event

 

[Megarockman _1987 Megarockman _1987]

One time, the class was doing an all together session, but I played a wrong note and the music teacher made me sit outside the classroom for the rest of the class.

What a jerk

 

[bombatomba77]

Nope, though I've always wanted to. I did get a little experimental for about a year, first when I found Mixcraft 9 in a Humble Bundle then later when my family bought me first a cheap MIDI keyboard then a slightly less cheap MIDI keyboard. I spent a good amount of time using Cherry Audio VSTs (the PS-20 and the A2600) and did a few remixes and even tried my hand at a few creations. Unfortunately for me actually creating something is quite difficult when your knowledge of musical theory is based on "modular" music. What I had the most fun with was creating little "scenes" using sound. If I can manage to dig a few up maybe I'll most them here. Why not, lol

 

[hyperdeathRainbow]

I really want to play electric guitar but I'm flat broke and damn impatient!

 

[Generic Edgelord]

Nope, though I've always wanted to. I did get a little experimental for about a year, first when I found Mixcraft 9 in a Humble Bundle then later when my family bought me first a cheap MIDI keyboard then a slightly less cheap MIDI keyboard. I spent a good amount of time using Cherry Audio VSTs (the PS-20 and the A2600) and did a few remixes and even tried my hand at a few creations. Unfortunately for me actually creating something is quite difficult when your knowledge of musical theory is based on "modular" music. What I had the most fun with was creating little "scenes" using sound. If I can manage to dig a few up maybe I'll most them here. Why not, lol

I have plenty of riffs recorded but I rarely finish my songs because I'd need, at minimum, a drummer and a vocalist to avoid doing literally everything myself. It would be nice to have a different person for each instrument though. I think that's the best way to have it: a separate brain for each track.

Absolutely do that. This thread is as good a place to upload it as any.

 

[ArchienineZXAdventArchienineZXAdvent's icon]

No