Do you play an instrument? Which instrument(s)?

[BandaBonium]

I play drums although Ive been wanting to learn how to play the trumpet :/

 

Go for it, Kept.

[Ned]

I don't play an instrument but I'm good at guitar hero if that counts for anything

 

hell yeah, find a guitar that has 4 buttons now

[BandaBonium]

I don't play an instrument but I'm good at guitar hero if that counts for anything

 

You're good at something and that's what matters.

[BandaBonium]

Well when I was young, around 5-6 I used to play the piano and I was pretty good at it. But I haven't played since and I'm thinking about playing it again, might even try out the violin

 

It's hard to pick up, but it's most definitely never too late to. Have fun playing, and at least it's not one of those viola things.

[BandaBonium]

hell yeah, find a guitar that has 4 buttons now

 

I wanna see him FC, Through the Fire and the Flames, 200% speed, 0.01 size, blind folded, and behind the head.

[Reid99]

 

Is screaming my lungs out an instrument?

[Grateful]

guitar and the sax, most amazing two instruments in the world.

[nesquik]

What music level is your band, Squidward?

 

Honestly I don't really know. But to the rest of my peers its hard so I would say medium-hard. This is one of the pieces the band plays -

The main reason I think my band sucks is because no one practices at all. It's kinda annoying but at the same time school is at times.

[Ray]

 

Is screaming my lungs out an instrument?

 

Yes, but only if it's for high quality M E T A L.

 

Anyways, I have played guitar, bass, and drums for 5 years now. I took up saxophone about 2-3 years ago (don't seriously practice/play though) and I've played other small instruments here and there, (harmonica, ukelele, etc.). I mess around on piano to help me visualize music theory on guitar, but that's about it for the piano. Guitar is definitely my strong suit as I find it to be the most interesting and fun instrument. I don't know how far you've gotten with your violin skill @BandaBonium but I would definitely recommend learning more music theory and really start trying to apply it to really writing music. Understanding how chords work and what each symbol means and how it changes the chord/music can really help you with creating solo parts. If you are struggling with technically playing pieces, then that is just nonstop grinding your practice hours; You will get there eventually if you practice enough. Hope this helps.

[Grateful]

I also have a jaw harp collection if anyone knows what they are.