Vocals are my best by far:

Taught my self Piano

and still teaching myself Guitar, and Bass

I am an amateur guitar player, and by "player" I mean producer of horrible broken melody and constant misser of notes. Lol, actually I think I'm moving along pretty well for how breifly I've been doing this. When I fiddle around with the guitar my stuff usually comes out jazzy but sometimes it sounds like generic KISS or Nirvana imitation.

I'm a decent vocalist. I don't do the raspy-voiced screaming stuff. My singing is usually more melodic and I tend to get into higher pitch even though my normal voice is fairly monotone.

Bass Guitar, Guitar and Keyboards

guitar of course

sometimes i think that the "of course" after guitar is implied...i mean...EVERYONE plays guitar

its like asians and piano

i find the fewer instruments i play, the better my music ends up sounding

^ keep it up.

very very true. master 1 to 2 instruments rather than being decent at all of them


"Jack of all trades, master of none"

I think I'm going to master the kazoo next

dooddddeee do it

so at school we have a "danger word"
if you cant guess what that means ur a moron and i cant help you.
anyways...for the longest time it was "butterscotch waffles"
but we think the band director and choir teacher have picked up on it...
so kazoo is our new one

glad you heard that totally pointless story? I HOPE SO

I have a sudden urge to learn the kazoo now...Beat It just sounded too cool

gee wiz he had to record 25 parts on some songs......thats aloooot of recording

I've been playing bass for about 3yrs(I have a fender p-bass), I've been playing guitar for 4 months( i have fender acoustic), and i can also play the keyboards.

I've been playing the piano for about 13 years now the guitar for 3 and the clarinet...probably a year. I really want to learn the cello soon

suddenly i feel like a stereotype hahaha

I'm still playing guitar but I've picked up the kazoo

I have been playing guitar for about 4 years now.

that's damned awesome. i should pick up the kazoo too

i believe this should be moved....

i've played the trumpet for about 5 years now and i'd like to think i'm pretty good. I started drumming a few months ago and I'm decent at it and getting better.

I play the keyboard decently, but my strong suit is singing. I have no idea why the first poster said keyboards suck, though it seems he is quite the ignoramus to make such a statement.

I had wanted to play the guitar, but my hands are so large that my finger joints hurt to play, and each of my fingers usually pressed against two (sometimes 3) strings at the same time instead of 1. The bass, upright bass, or cello would probably suit my fingers better. I would like to learn bass or cello, the harp (maybe), the drums (which I have a little experience with), and either the flute or saxophone, but only after I have polished my keyboarding skills to my liking.

I play the vocal cords. :P And keyboard too. Man there is so much talent here it's a little intimidating... I'm virtually the only musician in this little backwater town so I'm not used to meeting many other musicians.

^
Alot of great guitarists had huge hands like Jimi Hendrix

I've been playing bass since I was 14. I did sold all my basses about two years ago, to buy me a double bass. Some piece of art made in Slowakia about 70 years ago.
Only electric bass I still have is my 'splendid' Ibanez Roadstar II-series, wich is getting a paintjob at the moment.

Next to that, I play nothing else, although I always dreamed about accordion and trumpet...

Accordion is the best !

Piano, Guitar, Drums, Vocals, Trumpet.

5 Years of Piano Lessons.

1 year of guitar. (CURRENTLY IN GUITAR)

Never took druming lessons but I can keep an okay beat.

Took 8 months of vocal lessons.

Piano, Guitar, Saxophone.

I'm not so good at piano anymore, though. I gave it up for guitar, and now I can't remember half of the pieces I played, and have a hard time trying to learn new ones. Oh well, I'd rather play guitar. I play Saxophone as well for band. It's a sweet-ass instrument, and not too, too complex.

I'm one of the few that play bass.

^^^^
cause your gay, but anyways having big hands allows you to use your thumb to mute the strings and in my opinion its alot easier to hold the neck

Update: I know it was only a few weeks ago or something when I posted on here but I'm much better with the guitar now. I can even finally make my own songs without wanting to delete them a few days later. Ironically now I'm having trouble vocally which I was good at before I started practicing guitar.

I'm a 3 1/2 year trumpeter.

I play Trumpet, would like to learn violin followed by piano.

learn piano first. it'll help ur intonation a LOT when u learn violin.

In the past I made fun of my guitar playing but now I'm much better, even though I'm still a beginner.

I'm a good singer.

picked up a C harp today, gonna drink whiskey and rock some rock and some blues when i get good

piano & guitar one day..harp first

nothin like music

I play lots of instruments, but my favorite would have to be my clarinet.

I play guitar now, but I wish I knew piano b/c it always seemed to me that the pianists I've known have had a thorough understanding of music. Then from there, they took it to bass, then guitar, etc. I can only read tab. I have no idea how to read sheet music. I guess that makes me a bit of a posuer.

eh..not really....most people hwo play guitar cant read sheet music.
i myself cant sightread on guitar at all
i CAN figure stuff out cuz i have a good background in music....but with guitar its not all that big a deal

i'm an illiterate guitar and bass player

been playing for about 15 years now. have a fair pile of gear collected at this point. usually jam once a week with friends in the back of a warehouse. super loud freak out improv. it's good **** haha

learning to read music is fun tho

and after you get that u can get awesome old classical stuff and play it
i'm thinking of doing a verion of Dvorak's 7th slavonic dance with my band
its pretty awesome

Guitar, keyboard, and (sigh) euphonium