How many of us Otaku's have musical talent?
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The flute when i was 8 to 10, i liked blowing and making noise(WOAH)
I went after piano because i was like hmmmmm...hey i hear piano in my video games, so i was like what the heck, lets try it.
Now i play the Koto i got, its pretty fun when you don't HURT YOUR FINGERS!!!
P.S.: The koto is a 13-string zither, about 2 meters long and made of Paulownia wood. It is plucked using picks on the thumb and first two fingers of the right hand, while the left hand can be used to modify pitch and tone. Koto are used in an ensemble in gagaku or as a solo instrument.
I went after piano because i was like hmmmmm...hey i hear piano in my video games, so i was like what the heck, lets try it.
Now i play the Koto i got, its pretty fun when you don't HURT YOUR FINGERS!!!
P.S.: The koto is a 13-string zither, about 2 meters long and made of Paulownia wood. It is plucked using picks on the thumb and first two fingers of the right hand, while the left hand can be used to modify pitch and tone. Koto are used in an ensemble in gagaku or as a solo instrument.
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I can play quite good the electric guitar( i can play fast sweep picking and complicated rhythms) and i can play the classic guitar but not as good as i would like to.
I also know something more than the basics on music theory.
I know i have no talent, but i have worked, and still working really hard in order to be a top guitarist....
I also know something more than the basics on music theory.
I know i have no talent, but i have worked, and still working really hard in order to be a top guitarist....
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I spend all my money on drawing material and games so I don't have money for an instrument. D: But i'd like to play an electric guitar someday.
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I used to be intermediate at playing guitar when I was a child but I stopped for many years. I got back into playing guitar (electric) around last year but the skill has long since been gone so I'm back at beginner guitar. The interest comes and goes for me :/
The instrument I have great interest to learn/play is piano but it would likely be a long time till I can even think about buying an upright piano. (nothing can beat the real thing)
The instrument I have great interest to learn/play is piano but it would likely be a long time till I can even think about buying an upright piano. (nothing can beat the real thing)
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Still working at the flute. I'm going to get a chance to get a nice recording of Sancan's "Sonatine for flute and piano" made in a couple weeks, so maybe I'll be able to share that.
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I used to be pretty good in percussion, and I dabbed a little bit with the guitar, but I'm no where near good with it.
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Not an otaku and no talent here, so perhaps your theory has some merit, huh?
I used to play the flute, the saxophone and some harpsichord (mostly just b.c.) until I graduated from the bullshit "music academy" high school I went to. These days I simply randomly bang on a piano whenever the urge arises (My current foe).
I used to play the flute, the saxophone and some harpsichord (mostly just b.c.) until I graduated from the bullshit "music academy" high school I went to. These days I simply randomly bang on a piano whenever the urge arises (My current foe).
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Well, I can sing. I also used to be quite the natural in playing the guitar back when I did music in year 7 and 8, but now I have to pick up on it again, though I have no time to do that.
However, I'm not an otaku, I merely enjoy what I enjoy and don't hold any pride towards it.
However, I'm not an otaku, I merely enjoy what I enjoy and don't hold any pride towards it.
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1.Timpani (aka kettle drum)
2.Flute
3.Trumpet
4.Trombone (and no not the rusty kind)
5.Marimba (kinda like a larger version of a xylophone)
and last but not least the best instrument ever the recorder!!!
The ones I'm best at are the Timpani, Flute, and marimba
and on a lighter note
2.Flute
3.Trumpet
4.Trombone (and no not the rusty kind)
5.Marimba (kinda like a larger version of a xylophone)
and last but not least the best instrument ever the recorder!!!
The ones I'm best at are the Timpani, Flute, and marimba
and on a lighter note
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