ITT: favorite musical instrument except guitar, bass and drums
>>60528605
>tfw you like saxophone but don't like jazz.
>>60528605
dat ass
>>60528605
trumpet
the saxophone can put out some good tunes
>>60528640
jej
synths, totally
The theremin; what an interesting instrument
Piano obviously
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BTw6epdq7g
>>60528633
>>60528652
>>60528764
Watch St. Vincent playing live a mean theremin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=HO7mUCO-Xi4#t=147
The song is Northern Lights.
butts
Mbira
http://youtu.be/fb9qoEHLgVo
>>60528605
Theremin or Melotron.
Accordion, Banjo, or harpsichord
If it counts, honorable mentions go to the gamelan
>>60528958
The Melotron always sound nice. I'd add also the Rhodes Piano to the list: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cb6LF96l4bw
>>60529011
this
>>60528633
Alton masterrace here. Vandoren or Rico?
>>60529072
*Alto
the kaisatsuko
it's like a cross between a hurdy-gurdy and a shamisen and it sounds fucking awesome
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCfTt7Bz-M8
I'm a fan of most electromechanical instruments, but I have a particular thing for multisamplers and analog synthesizers
>>60529072
Oh man I stopped playing saxophone when I was about 12 because my only opportunities to play were in jazz bands and I hated it.
thinking about picking it up again though, just idk how much a sax costs/if the cheap shit ones are good at all.
I played Alto.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hH5qJHFlBcQ
novachord
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kO1_M9jsgA4
combo organs
Can I just say "keyboards"? I love them all--pianos, organs, electric pianos, analog synths, mellotrons, clavis...
Minimoog, the cornerstone of prog rock
Saxophone, for sure.
Its just got a wonderful tone when played well.
[spoiler] mfw saxophone major [/spoiler]
violin or random percussion stuff. everything else sounds corny 80% of the time.
>>60529072
>>60529128
I still play alto and tenor. I have a runyon on my tenor and a c * (I think) for alto. I only use vandoren, but I have been looking to change my reeds up. Have you used anything exotic for reeds recently?
You can't beat the sound of early electric stage pianos like the Rhodes or the Wurlitzer 200
Pure bliss
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gt6NCRfGas
hammond organ or fender rhodes...
maybe vibes or xylophone...
shit maybe a trumpet..
Harpsichord and cello
>>60528909
That was nice
>>60529690
second on the cello. also oboe.
Ever since I got into Jason Webley and Walt McClements, I'm obsessed with this thing. It's like an organ, but warmer-sounding.
Synthesizers.
>>60529459
That is BADASS
>>60529459
holy shit
Harpsichord, Hammond organ, Mellotron, Moog
Cello or singing saw
>>60528675
This, particularly monophonic
Order goes
Piano, [bass guitar], saxophone, [guitar], violin, cello.
ableton or samplers tbqfwymyfyf (to be quite frank with you my fellow young friends)
>>60529189
One of the worse uses of the legendary instrument
Vibraphones
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Hc8VTFeVcUE
Hammond Organ
Mellotron
Fender Rhodes
Wurlitzer Electric Piano
Farfisa organ
Vox organ
Hohner Clavinet
drums obv
>>60528764
it takes a real sunglasses guy to appreciate that fine instrument
digital: computer
electroacoustic: mellotron or other tape-based instruments
acoustic: harpsichord or organ
the wooden block
Not an instrument, but MIDI songs still have their charm
>>60528675
This
My dick.
>>60528675
I was totally going to say MS-20
Violin.
Violins in rock music always sound fucking great.
Flugelhorn
>>60528633
>tfw you like jazz, but don't like saxophone.
GUYS HELP. What is the instrument that is melodic and percussive that is played throughout this album? a specific example is in Teenage Lightning 2005. It sounds like some sort of chimes or something but the specific name would be awesome! thank you in advance
I really like the accordion, cello, flute, and banjo.
>>60528605
Ondes Martenot
>song Where I End and You Begin
I have a thing for the melodica for some reason.
Mandolin, violin, congas and the like
Kalimbas of all ranges. Have you heard bass Kalimbas fucking plebs?
>of course you don't
>>60533381
Marimba you piece of trash
>>60533460
this but substitute flute with violin/fiddle.
Keyboard based instruments (pianos, synths, mellotrons, etc) always sound great. They enhance the music most of the time.
>>60529680
The xylophone is definitely a nice instrument. Love its sound.
>>60528675
the only correct answer
>>60528605
>tfw Tegan Quin won't play you like she plays her xylophone.
The Koto
>>60528605
Trumpet
>>60528675
this t b h
Vocals
>>60528605
>ctrl+f
>no ruler
fucking plebs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKkOmXNyWUc
>>60529922
you mean accordion?
>>60537869
wtf
>>60529922
You mean the accordion.
>>60529922
my dad used to play professionally. I really want to pick it up.
>>60529110
yeah, these are the coolest
to be perfectly honest family
>>60538777
That's a DAW, t.b.h. not really an instrument.
Vuvuzela tbqh
The smashed beer can desu
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lp9yay_z6N0
Xylophone
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jJHgfTZFFo
>>60528605
otamatone desu
>>60538888
quads confirm it for best instrument
>>60538841
lol
Steve Reich has made me appreciate marimbas, though I still don't think they have a wide application beyond repetitive stuff like his compositions.
All time favorite is probably the hammered dulcimer, I'd kill for one.
>>60538854
my boy but I think hooking up the contact mic to the medical grinder is better.
>minimoog (analog synths in general)
>recorder (ensembles are the shit)
>Lute
>clavichord
>clarinet
>>60531772
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QumxOQganfo
>>60529096
They are pretty entertaining, cool sounds
>>60538777
Pro tools is not a good daw for composition dingus
the delay pedal
>>60538777
>2015
>pro tools
kekrino
Guitar, Bass and Drums
pedal steel
>>60530039
okay jimmy
Can we make this a Tegan and Sara thread now?
>>60529922
Accordian is hard fucking core m8
Also, mirin those double dubs
>>60534417
same
fagpipes
i play meat.
kazoo
mouth harp
>>60529459
if you like that WATCH THIS YOU WILL LOVE DIS.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLNeZogTsK8
>>60528675
I want this synth so badly
>>60545118
i saw him live when he had this setup the day before. i was kinda bummed he couldnt bring him yamaha cp70 but i get why
>>60528605
Harpsichord, it just sounds beautiful
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKssI2_zeqA
>>60543593
Sooo adorable and great!!
melodica or synth
>>60529459
sort if reminded me of the bladerunner soundtrack. Thanks Anon
Oboe.
>Nobody posts Sitar.
daschophone
https://youtu.be/4X3RZ5l4QnU
>>60547498
i think sitars are really cool mechanically but honestly the sound is just kind of annoying
>>60538888
quads confirmed
Who else loves Hammond B3s?
>>60545118
why does he look like hes about to cry??
>>60543593
OP here. I like T&S (that's why I selected that pic with Tegan) but better open a proper Monday, Monday, Monday thread.
>>60548244
I second the notion to wait until Monday for a proper Monday (x3) Thread.
>>60528605
>ITT: Hipsters.
>>60548444
crazy to me that there are still some people who unironically use hipster as an insult
>>60548627
Crazy to me how hipsters still use the therm unironically, unironically
>>60528605
>>60548773
I love the sound of the mandolin, but I can never play them well because I have giant Buckethead hands.
Bass and contrabass clarinets are so fucking cool sounding.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tnPkQufnZY
Probably glockenspiel.
Hammond organ, French horn, pedal harp and oboe are also god-tier, though.
Top 3 are definitely
>Mellotron
>Rhodes
>Glockenspiel
I used to play viola before arthritis set in so now I'm learning the Theremin
>>60529459
>pic related
>>60528605
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEKlRUvk9zc
>>60548975
Theremins are for fags and wizards which are you?
>>60549095
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7FtYNHtrTA
>>60549154
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTroHBYZirw
Harmonium
The tubular bells also sound really great.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ok7WG_Nikvw
MELLOTRON
>>60529459
>tfw I'm literally sitting next to a Wurlitzer Model 200A right now.
