[QUOTE="SempiternalFett"]French horn, trumpet. Both very beaufiul instruments. Horn takes some lungs, tho. simonromano2007
more than the sax?
To be honest, yeah. I don't play it regularly, but when I tried it (since I play trumpet), it takes a lot more control. It's really easy to switch between shelves of the same fingering. So I would say more than a great lung capacity, control is pretty important.
I suggest playing till you are used to the bass pedal and then go and learn how to play Cherub Rock by the Smashing Pumpkins. That or you can just play it in Rock Band like I do, lol.
I suggest playing till you are used to the bass pedal and then go and learn how to play Cherub Rock by the Smashing Pumpkins. That or you can just play it in Rock Band like I do, lol.
I suggest playing till you are used to the bass pedal and then go and learn how to play Cherub Rock by the Smashing Pumpkins. That or you can just play it in Rock Band like I do, lol.
simonromano2007
iv tried but still they dont count in rock band
They do to a good degree, unlike the guitar.
It really helps for getting used to the bass pedal. I can't wait to get acess to a real drum kit and just jam the **** out on it. I think I may be able to play Cherub Rock (to a degree) and definitely Enter Sandman after listening in on the drums for a bit.
I play saxophone and piano... and much more, i tried accoustic once but i got lazy. I recently picked up the bassoon, and it's one hell of a challenge. my recommendations: Bassoon/Trombone/Drums in that order.
i play the saxophone, the piano and the electric guitar and im trying to learn another instrument any recomendations??simonromano2007
I play Piano And am Amazing at guitar. I also play trumpet. so I guess try that but seriosly, if you havent learned to sing yet take vocal lessons. Being a guitarist and pianist, singing will really help you and allows you to write better songs.
The clarinet would be a smooth transition from the sax, especially the tenor, which is a b flat instrument as well. I've played the clarinet for quite some time, and I was able to pick up the tenor very easily.
I reccomend the Drums and or the Trumpet. Both well to do instruments. But with the Trumpet, I'm only reccomending it only by similarity to the other instruments you play, I don't actually play Trumpet.
I suggest playing till you are used to the bass pedal and then go and learn how to play Cherub Rock by the Smashing Pumpkins. That or you can just play it in Rock Band like I do, lol.
Thechaninator
iv tried but still they dont count in rock band
They do to a good degree, unlike the guitar.
It really helps for getting used to the bass pedal. I can't wait to get acess to a real drum kit and just jam the **** out on it. I think I may be able to play Cherub Rock (to a degree) and definitely Enter Sandman after listening in on the drums for a bit.
I play drums in real life, and I own rockband. Lemme tell you one thing, they VERY different
i play the saxophone, the piano and the electric guitar and im trying to learn another instrument any recomendations??simonromano2007
Play the Trumpet! Everyone should learn a brass intrument. The Saxophone, piano, and guitar are more about finger dexterity (less so with the Saxophone). Brass instruments are more about muscle's in you lips.
I'm sure you could learn the clarinet very easily. I'm not necessarily recommending the clarinet because I love it, because I in fact hate listening to it, but I'm recommending it because over the years in my band classes, I've noticed a lot of clarinet players switching to sax or vice versa, and it seems like they've had a fairly easy time with it.
I suggest playing till you are used to the bass pedal and then go and learn how to play Cherub Rock by the Smashing Pumpkins. That or you can just play it in Rock Band like I do, lol.
-Sniper99-
iv tried but still they dont count in rock band
They do to a good degree, unlike the guitar.
It really helps for getting used to the bass pedal. I can't wait to get acess to a real drum kit and just jam the **** out on it. I think I may be able to play Cherub Rock (to a degree) and definitely Enter Sandman after listening in on the drums for a bit.
I play drums in real life, and I own rockband. Lemme tell you one thing, they VERY different thay arent? *goes shoot himself*
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