How many of you are musicians?

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  • Darkmage136
    FFR Player
    • Feb 2003
    • 42

    #16
    violinist!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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    • musicheck
      FFR Player
      • Feb 2003
      • 64

      #17
      I have played piano for four years. I think I am pretty good. (I am playing RAchmaninoff's prelude in C# minor now.) I'm OK at FFR (finished all, FCed all exept BTC, PWNED, Afronova, Breakdown, until the end, and Hyro's and Arch's songs)

      BTW- Arch, Hyro
      I've been trying to improve but I've kinda plateaued, if you give me advie you will be rewarded
      Thanks in advance

      Musicheck
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      • Arch0wl
        Banned
        FFR Simfile Author
        • Dec 2002
        • 6344

        #18
        You can't really get better just by giving advice.. I used to think I could, but I only got better by practice

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        • pixie
          FFR Player
          • May 2003
          • 41

          #19
          does singing count? ive been singing for six years and yes that does require SOME talent, maybe not as much as some of u guys that play more difficult instruments but yeah it takes a little. but i can definitely keep a beat *sounds of that stupid dinking rythym machine echo thru her head* hehehe
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          • QreepyBORIS
            FFR Player
            • Feb 2003
            • 7454

            #20
            Cello, almost 5 years. Yeah, its a nerd instrument, but I can play shit like chrono trigger songs and shit on it.

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            • pixie
              FFR Player
              • May 2003
              • 41

              #21
              cello is NOT a nerd instrument, i think they're gorgeously low. but thats just me
              If you have money, use it wisely. Buy those things to turn your toilet water blue.

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              • SpookG
                (For Great Justice!)
                FFR Music Producer
                • Dec 2002
                • 829

                #22
                heh.. SUper is right.. I have a mute button in my mind that can make melodies vanish except what I want to hear, or hear a song and then add in my own parts on top of it, taking away those i don't want. etc. I don't think normal people can do this, too. it comes probably from writing so much music.

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                • Hyrogashi
                  FFR Simfile Author
                  FFR Simfile Author
                  • Nov 2002
                  • 961

                  #23
                  Originally posted by musicheck
                  I have played piano for four years. I think I am pretty good. (I am playing RAchmaninoff's prelude in C# minor now.) I'm OK at FFR (finished all, FCed all exept BTC, PWNED, Afronova, Breakdown, until the end, and Hyro's and Arch's songs)

                  BTW- Arch, Hyro
                  I've been trying to improve but I've kinda plateaued, if you give me advie you will be rewarded
                  Thanks in advance

                  Musicheck
                  Arch0wl's right, You just gotta play. The only advice I can give you is to play different kinds of songs. Like train your hand to do every single kind of arrowbeat situation....It's hard to explain. Just play wide varieties of songs, you're never going to get as good as us if you just place FFR, there's not enough songs.




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                  • r0xxer24
                    FFR Player
                    • Jun 2003
                    • 58

                    #24
                    I'm on my fourth year of piano, fifth year of sax/bari sax/tenor sax, and my second year working on electronic music. I don't have the best programs for electronic but all well.

                    Oh, and I also DJ at some parties around my area.


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                    • anthonyzonda2002
                      FFR Player
                      • Jan 2003
                      • 7

                      #25
                      Wow am i the only one that plays the guitar? Lol its acoustic but hey its still beautiful...

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                      • SpookG
                        (For Great Justice!)
                        FFR Music Producer
                        • Dec 2002
                        • 829

                        #26
                        dude, i said i did, but time to brag

                        I have my 1982 musicman stringray bass in a sweet sunburst. His name is Rufius. Then I have a custom jazz bass with EMG pick ups and a gotoh bridge with a P bass neck. That's Phil. Then there's Noto, which is a 30 year old P bass from japan made by a company called Tokai, which wanted to rival fender but went under. I blew the electronics on it long ago and had to rewire it, so there's volume but no tone. Hence, NoTo. Get it?

                        And and...there's Michelle, my acoustic Martin DM. There's also the Kingston, which is just an kingston acoustic, like 30 years old too. It has nice bass pick up, Michelle is rather bright but full in tone. And uh.. there's shithead, which is a kramer electric with rose locks.. And then there is Wolfe, which is an 1974 american stratocaster.

                        Har... This is why I am broke. I buy expensive guitars.

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                        • jewpinthethird
                          (The Fat's Sabobah)
                          FFR Music Producer
                          • Nov 2002
                          • 11711

                          #27
                          Did you write Michelle's Song about your Guitar? Wait...nevermind...Michelle must be a special person then...

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                          • 87x
                            Retired Staff
                            • Dec 2002
                            • 4379

                            #28
                            yea.. nothin compared to my.. 1987 off brand keyboard... thats thing is cool... its missing a battery cover, and one of the button sometimes sticks... but still cool...


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                            • l Endorphin l
                              Maybe
                              FFR Simfile Author
                              • Jan 2007
                              • 574

                              #29
                              Re: How many of you are musicians?

                              Guitar for 7 years, Piano for 9 years, Drums for 2 years, Mandolin for 3 years, Bass for 1 year.
                              Going to UNT next year for a masters in Jazz.
                              So yes, I will hopefully be a musician.

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                              • roundbox
                                fhqwhgads
                                • Feb 2005
                                • 2085

                                #30
                                Re: How many of you are musicians?

                                This thread is nearly 4 years old

                                And I'm pretty sure they've found enough musicians.
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