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Thinking of picking up a 2nd instrument.
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Jizz
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And of course, when faced with a potentially life-changing decision, i ask the collective genious that is Teamliquid.net | ||
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SnowFantasy
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Yeah, it was awesome. If you don't want to do that, out of your two choices definitely go for Trombone because there is the "IM A TROMBONER LOLOL!!!1" joke. | ||
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yubee
United States3826 Posts
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Jizz
Australia224 Posts
On October 07 2008 20:24 SnowFantasy wrote: I once had a substitute teacher that was an amazing harmonica player. Yeah, it was awesome. If you don't want to do that, out of your two choices definitely go for Trombone because there is the "IM A TROMBONER LOLOL!!!1" joke. Thats true, i can also call the cello a Chelly. But i can also put a boxing glove on the end of the trombone for the lols. now you see my problem | ||
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kefkalives
Australia1272 Posts
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Dark.Carnival
United States5095 Posts
although if you'd be willing, violin. i really want to learn it one day, my favorite instrument by far. | ||
Chill
Calgary25990 Posts
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Jizz
Australia224 Posts
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REDBLUEGREEN
Germany1904 Posts
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Chromyne
Canada561 Posts
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FR4CT4L
Australia697 Posts
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LosingID8
CA10828 Posts
piano is overall just useful in general, and when you become proficient at it, sight-reading music for other instruments is ridiculously easy. drums are great for increasing your sense of rhythm as well as improving your coordination, since all 4 limbs are going at different times. plus hitting things with sticks is pretty fun  | ||
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Falcynn
United States3597 Posts
On October 07 2008 21:22 REDBLUEGREEN wrote: This man knows what he's talking about.trombone and go start a ska band! | ||
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writer22816
United States5775 Posts
ahahaha maybe i'm not very open-minded | ||
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il0seonpurpose
Korea (South)5638 Posts
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JohnColtrane
Australia4813 Posts
maybe try trombone, double bass and cello have a fairly similar pitch range dont they? plus trombone is a windy and has a pretty cool timbre why have you narrowed it down to trombone/cello? on a side note, i am interested in purchasing a bass (electric) and i was wondering if anyone has any experience with fender jazz's before? ive heard from some sources that they are a decent bass model. | ||
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QuanticHawk
United States32097 Posts
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Falcynn
United States3597 Posts
On October 07 2008 23:25 JohnColtrane wrote: Yeah, Fender Jazz's are usually a safe bet, if you want something fairly cheap though I'd recommend make sure its not a rusty trombone =/ maybe try trombone, double bass and cello have a fairly similar pitch range dont they? plus trombone is a windy and has a pretty cool timbre why have you narrowed it down to trombone/cello? on a side note, i am interested in purchasing a bass (electric) and i was wondering if anyone has any experience with fender jazz's before? ive heard from some sources that they are a decent bass model. http://bass-guitars.musiciansfriend.com/product/Squier-Vintage-Modified-70s-Jazz-Bass?sku=519639 Squier's usually get a bad rep, but imo these models are roughly equivalent to Mexican made Fenders. Of course you should probably go to your local music store and try out all the models yourself. | ||
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JohnColtrane
Australia4813 Posts
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Krohm
Canada1857 Posts
But yeah out of your two choices, I'd really go with a Trombone. Cello is similar to a bass as some one else said. You may just get bored with it. | ||
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