Jabrail Henderson
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I play the guitar. I have six years of musical education
Do you play an instrument?
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Jabrail Henderson
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Unfortunately, I don't play any musical instruments at the moment, but I would really like to learn to play the piano.
Wow, it means you got some great skills there, Did you have set up any YouTube channel for videos or why don't you try one!
Get some tutorials from youtube !
You got an opportunity to make your own sound! just name it Robot ViolenceI already did
But I sound like a shh robot! Noisy instead of emotional ..Violin is way harder than guitar to hit the right notes ..
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PaidPoints
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Welcome to my music instrument. Started playing at the age of 5.
From small toys to big toys.
PaidPoints
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I had almost up to 5 years of break not playing musical instrument at all, but still didn't lose it. However, when I came back, I knew where to press the keys for right sounds, but my fingers were unfamiliar with the keys and not flexible as it used to be, so I had to practice a lot to get back the usual me. That's all. However, I remember making mental effort during the break to remember the keys I learnt.I used to play music a lot, but I just never seem to have time to do anything fun anymore.
Last I check I could play: guitar, bass and piano.
But as we all know, if you don't use it......you lose it.
PaidPoints
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I am interested to know why people like to play other musical instruments as solo when there is one musical instrument that contains all those instruments in one package, and it sounds almost as realistic as the actual instruments, plus, you can even play it faster.
I am talking about the Electronic Keyboard, just like the one I added above. It's so amazing and contains all those instruments so why do people still have passion for a single limited musical instrument?
I am talking about the Electronic Keyboard, just like the one I added above. It's so amazing and contains all those instruments so why do people still have passion for a single limited musical instrument?
KayHu
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I like playing the guitar. I also wanted to try playing ukulele. It seems to me so fun. I even found a suitable option on reverb, but having read the reverb reviews at I doubt if this the best place to buy it. Does anybody play uke? Is it much easier to play than the guitar?
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JaxsonStewart
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Hi there! I started playing guitar when I was about 10 years old. My dad had an old acoustic guitar that he used to play, and I would always beg him to let me try it. Eventually, he let me take lessons, and I fell in love with it. I also started playing bass in high school and drums shortly after that. I purchased a lot of cool accessories for a guitar here, but the main thing I learned is you can't buy talent. I'm self-taught on both of those instruments. Music has always been a huge part of my life, and I can't imagine not being able to play an instrument.
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PaidPoints
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Just one thing, I've been wondering. Why do people feel there's a need to learn guitar or any other instrument, when you can have all that instrument inside of a piano with real sounds that sound exactly just like the solo instrument. I mean, what do we enjoy in the instruments if not the sound? What makes the guitar different from a piano if not the sound? But not that you have the realistic guitar sound inside of a piano. What makes the piano different from a guitar?
