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10 votes
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What pedals are y'all rockin?
Alright, first post. Let's do it. I have seen this post from 3 years ago asking about guitar pedals and the like. But that's old, and I wanna start a new discussion post. With that out of the...
Alright, first post. Let's do it.
I have seen this post from 3 years ago asking about guitar pedals and the like. But that's old, and I wanna start a new discussion post. With that out of the way...
What are the pedals y'all rockin? What's your setup? Do you have any pedals currently in your possession or those you are gunning for? Also, if you have any stories about pedals, which ones are your favourites or smth else, I would love to hear! I figure we've already had the discussion about buying your dream guitar so anything about dream pedals are cool too!
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Fretless bass, yay or nay?
I have been thinking about buying a fretless bass for a while now to go along with my regular one, and I've just found a pretty nice one that's in my budget. Do you think I should go for it?...
I have been thinking about buying a fretless bass for a while now to go along with my regular one, and I've just found a pretty nice one that's in my budget. Do you think I should go for it? Sharing your experiences and any tips/advice would be very helpful!
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Have you ever bought your “dream guitar”?
I’m getting ready to plunk down cash on a Gibson Les Paul. I’ve wanted one of these things since i was a 14 year old kid watching Jimmy Page “The Song Remains The Same” Anybody here gone through...
I’m getting ready to plunk down cash on a Gibson Les Paul. I’ve wanted one of these things since i was a 14 year old kid watching Jimmy Page “The Song Remains The Same”
Anybody here gone through buying and bringing home their cherished axe?
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inMusic acquires Moog Music and promises groundbreaking new instruments
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Ableton Push 3
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The Harmonium
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The Violin Doctor. He’s trusted to repair some of the world’s most fabled — and expensive — instruments. How does John Becker manage to unlock the sound of a Stradivarius?
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Wah pedal on harp is ridiculous
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I got this Omnichord for $10 at a thrift store
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The first ever drum machine you could buy - 1959 Wurlitzer Sideman
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Peculiar musical instruments at St Cecilia's Hall - The University of Edinburgh's musical instrument museum
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Bad Gear - Roland TR-505 - Worst digital drum machine of all time???
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The Bowed Strings Iconography Project catalogues as many images of bowed string instruments as possible throughout all periods of history through to the present day
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I got a piano
My aunt is moving to a smaller apartment and her piano does not fit there, so I offered to take it. Not because I intended to play, but she wanted to keep it in the family out of nostalgia and...
My aunt is moving to a smaller apartment and her piano does not fit there, so I offered to take it. Not because I intended to play, but she wanted to keep it in the family out of nostalgia and emotional attachment.
It is under renovation and should arrive perfectly tuned.
But now that I have it, I ask myself: why not play it? I had piano lessons as a kid, and I like classical music.
Is there a straightforward way to learn piano by myself that doesn’t feel like much of a chore? Otherwise, the piano will just linger in my living room.
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Filippo Buonanni's Harmonic Cabinet (1722)
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Turning bass into violin with Tone Transfer
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Sheet music sales soar 25% as UK turns to piano practice during Covid lockdown
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It’s been a record year for guitar sales
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100 Years Of Theremin (the dub chapter) - GAUDI (2018)
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The evolution of the guitar intro
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So you think you know the banjo?
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Iconic Prince 'Blue Angel' guitar, that was once considered lost, is sold for over $500,000
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Bach's Brandenberg Concerto No. 3 played on period instruments
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This mile-long wooden xylophone plays Bach's Cantata 147 when you roll a ball down it
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Holy Trinities - Tambourine (feat. Jack Stratton)
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A system designed to allow a disabled musician to play the guitar with one hand (and a foot)
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I learned to play the piano without a piano
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Comparison of a Martin D28 guitar from 1942 and a similar D28 from 2019
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Rob Messel from the US strutted his way to success at the annual Air Guitar World Championships in Finland on Friday
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I've visited the largest manufacturer of guitars in Spain: Alhambra Guitars
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Guitar pedals
You guys got any favorites? Looking at to buy? Lets discuss
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