For Producers
For Producers Posted on: 08.10.2012 by Stanley Topoleski this may or may not be the right section to post this in but here goes...I am a bit curious and would like to know how many of you producers play an instruments and if so which ones | |
| Stanley Topoleski 08.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by elliot1106
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| Stanley Topoleski 08.10.2012 | this may or may not be the right section to post this in but here goes... I am a bit curious and would like to know how many of you producers play an instruments and if so which ones |
| Rosita Bourdeaux 09.10.2012 | Harmonica, to me, has always been one of those instruments that you're either really good at or really annoying. Nothing like listening to a true pro wailing away at one though . Def on my to learn list (although I doubt I'll ever get that good) |
| Deangelo Boender 09.10.2012 | Harmonica!! Fun, easy to jam on, and I do know how to actually play the harmonica lol. Also useful at busy clubs and events when your friends are looking for you! |
| Rosita Bourdeaux 09.10.2012 | Self taught Guitar, Bass, Piano. Played trumpet and tuba in school. Most proficient with Guitar. Currently starting drums and vocals. It's all a constant learning process though. |
| Rodger Seferovic 09.10.2012 | I don't play any instruments and I hit piano chords until something sounds good. I dont believe there is any shame in it. |
| Linda Chavda 09.10.2012 |
so many kids expecting to be awesome producer by downloading the same stuff others use never touched an instrument in their life
I have never played an instrument in my life except music class at school over 8 years ago and i have found it very, very difficult getting into production. I wish i spent some time learning an instrument or two now, but i will eventually start to learn instruments as i progress.
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| Palma Hanslip 09.10.2012 | I have never played an instrument in my life except music class at school over 8 years ago and i have found it very, very difficult getting into production. I wish i spent some time learning an instrument or two now, but i will eventually start to learn instruments as i progress. |
| Luciano Hyppolite 08.10.2012 | bass, guitar, some self learned piano |
| Cole Maroto 08.10.2012 | i played trombone in middle school. i play a bit of guitar, bass, drums, some percussion, keys, the recorder, and an ocarina. i've played guitar the longest but i feel most comfortable on drums since all i have to do is bang things on beat and not have to worry about pesky wrong notes when jamming with friends. |
| Stanley Topoleski 08.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by elliot1106
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| Hang Postman 08.10.2012 | classical piano mainly, but then trombone, banjo, guitar, bass, drums, harmonica, and the melodica |
| Debra Lagrua 08.10.2012 | No, but i suck at producing, so there might be a conection |
| Celine Surico 08.10.2012 | I do play a lot of instruments -- even live in various bands. But I don't believe producers need to become virtuosos with instruments. The computer is the instrument. Now, the more you know musically the more interesting music you could produce. |
| Linda Chavda 08.10.2012 | What? |
| Stanley Topoleski 08.10.2012 | well i get alot of questions and hear alot of people asking me what vst and software i use... |
| Brooke Cary 08.10.2012 | Guitar, drum set, tenor drums (quads/quints), harmonica, bass (I agree with elliot1106."who can't"), clarinet. I've been meaning to learn piano though. I believe that its necessary for anyone who tries to produce to be able to play an instrument first. Thats why I really don't respect Swedish Fish Mafia. They can't actually play instruments. They just hit keys until something sounds good. Thats the major problem with production and recording today. Since everything is software now, someone can just slap on a preset or turn knobs until something sounds good, but they have no idea how any of it actually works. |
| Linda Chavda 08.10.2012 | Guitars, drums, keys, bass (who cant) all to varying degrees. |
| Benjamin Sieh 08.10.2012 | Piano, flute, and the Maschine because the Maschine is an instrument on its own. Just like the midi fighter. |
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