I’m not sure this is the right subreddit, but i’m going crazy trying to reproduce this sound on bandlab but nothing is the same, what the hell is this sound??? what instrument is this? Does anyone know or know where I can ask?
What kindf of this seed is that the shaker is made of? Is anyone know it?
my friend was listenin' to this song and i wanted to know what the instrument at 0:55 is? if its a piano im gonna feel real dumb.
I've been in love with that plucky bell sound in this beat. You can hear it really clearly in the beginning. At first I thought it was a kalimba, but I don't think it is, so I need your help.
I saw the Grand Half at a high-end musical instrument store It's going to be more expensive. Anyway, it's so cool
https://voca.ro/1jc06ZIHXXgA - Link to a 1 second sample of the sound I'm looking for, might be a snare or a tom
This specific snare is used on songs like Cats on Mars from Cowboy Bebop and Zoloft by Ween (where this clip is from). I'm 90% sure it's from a drum machine, but it's a separate one from the ones Ween usually uses on their records. Any help would be appreciated, I've already checked the Suzuki Onnichord and the sound is not there. Thank you!
Today's was my great grandpa's. Tiny mouthpiece. Small size, I played trombone and fiddled on a euphonium in high school, this is Tiny in comparison. Mouthpieve is a bit smaller than a current trumpet even. Range higher than a normal baritone/euphonium/trombone, closer to a trumpet, but cant hit the same super highs (or at least I cant get them).
All valves move, and 2 slides move freely, and the others i bet would move with a little help if i become inclined. Seems to be solid, not plated.
Anyone have an idea of where to look for some info?
Omni stringed instruments 2006 serial number L90311
Comes in at the 3'20" mark. I've heard it in a lot of Clapton's older songs and maybe 60s songs in general???
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ruTiIWDXdiI&list=RDruTiIWDXdiI&start_radio=1
The song is the finale from this old movie called More Than a Miracle and it starts off with a string instrument that I can't identify. I know it's not a very popular film but would anyone know how to identify which instrument it is?
Hello. I heard this when I was on a walk. It sounds very aerie and cool to me and I would like to learn to play on this instrument. It is probably recorder but I dont know if it is soprano or alto or something else.
If the link dont work on reddit it probably needs to be opened in browser, hopefully it will work there.
Thanks for your answers and have a nice day
I've been hearing this instrument a lot when listening to dmv crank and I want to use this instrument on some of my beats, but I can't find anything on where it came from.
Hello everyone. I'm trying to identify the make/model of the instruments being used in this picture. This is my dad's very first band in 1966. He's the one playing bass and singing up front. Obviously the Fender amp is on the right but not sure what kind.
Any ideas for the guitars/bass/drums/mics?
Thanks!
Hi everyone, I recently came across a recording while trying to identify a string sound that feels expressive and layered in texture and I cannot figure out what instrument is used. At first I thought it might be violin but the tone feels more processed or blended with something else. I have been listening closely and it seems like there is sustained bow movement with subtle modulation that could suggest layered strings slight detuning or a hybrid synthesis approach rather than a single acoustic source. I am trying to understand whether this is mostly about performance technique recording setup or post processing. I am also curious how common it is to combine real string recordings with digital layers to achieve this kind of texture in modern production. I would appreciate insights from musicians or producers who can break down what is most likely happening here and how I could replicate it in a simple way for my own projects. I think the sound might be a processed violin layer or multi tracked strings. But I am not sure and would like to understand it better from a technical perspective I can try to recreate something similar in my own work?
Ive been trying to make a remake/cover of a song i like, but in the beginning theres this specific Piano sound that i just cant seem to find/replicate, does anybody know where this originates from?
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QIlQVtRqJgf0cQfUrZcVQWG2zRId3hgU/view?usp=sharing
(The piano starts playing at around 00:13)
Please help me, any help is appreciated.