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PetroToxin
post May 15 2007, 04:09 PM

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QUOTE(zeroglyph @ May 15 2007, 02:30 PM)
not really, ever played a trumpet? it's hard to start with it, when you get the hang of it, it's easy. woodwind instrument is the same too. very hard if you don't actually know how to control the air flow. a trombone is easier to start with, and not too hard to master too.

a guitar is different. being that it has techniques that involved strenght and dexterity, and sometimes both at the same time. it also requires some snyc with your hands. a piano requires this too, but piano does not requires much finger strength. although a drum also requires dexterity and more strenght, i does not requires precission and subtlety that a guitar requires.

i agree a teacher is needed, but only if your'e really serious about it. otherwise, your own will and your musical passion is enough to make you practice and find your own references. besides, i'm happier playing with my own pace.
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I disagree with your point that Trombone is easier and not hard to master..

Even a simple triangle requires good , hard and effective practise to achieve the right tone. sweat.gif

Just to state my point of view that there is no "Easier" or "Harder" instruments in this world


To the tread starter - Its not too late to start.. Just be committed and Don't ever give up smile.gif
PetroToxin
post May 15 2007, 09:24 PM

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QUOTE(Peanutz @ May 15 2007, 05:46 PM)
I just came back fiddling around with my friend's electric guitar, and damn the feeling is nice biggrin.gif

He started playing Incubus - Drive, GnR - Sweet Child o'Mine and another song and how I wished that would be me playing instead biggrin.gif

For certain, I'm gonna pick up guitar seriously this time smile.gif Starting off with my 7 weeks holiday coming soon smile.gif

So it seems that most agree that I should get a teacher first, as not to pick up bad habits. How much do you reckon I can master with 7 weeks, if say I learn for 4 hours per week? biggrin.gif
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I don't think its possible to actually "Master" the instrument in such a short period of time...

But you will surely improve through that and probably "Master" the basics smile.gif

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QUOTE(jyunkin @ May 15 2007, 09:02 PM)
i used to play flute ... is quite tough at 1st but later will be easy ..

trumpet .. walau eh ... i still cant forget my the lips pain after the 1st few practices..

trombone, tuba and drumkits ... all nvr tested yet except for the norm brass band single drum.  All this thx to high school brass band which i suffer for years  >.< !!!

learning guitar now is like new level ... very challenging compare to all things i had touched ... eventhough i still hope im able to play piano 1 day.
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Trumpet... I know how you fell bro
I used to play Trombone... laugh.gif
Can you flutter tongue? I can't seem to do it...


Currently I play Bass and may venture into other instruments like guitar and clarinet if and only when I am good enough in what I am playing now..

"Jack of all trades, Master of none." << this is what I try to avoid being sweat.gif

 

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