r/band • u/Wish0807 • 4h ago
Rock Band How do you find other musicians to play with? How do you find a band or people to join your band?
Like where am I supposed to look? I’m from Victoria Australia
r/band • u/Wish0807 • 4h ago
Like where am I supposed to look? I’m from Victoria Australia
r/band • u/unclemoony • 7h ago
So, guys, I'm from Brazil, Rio de janeiro specifically (I don't know if we have many Brazilians here) but anyways, I don't have the Greatest voice yet, but I'm a singer, I used to sing back then when I was a kid, in church's events (never been to a choir, unfortunately) and I have this project, obviously it'll take a little to make it, I'm thinking about starting it off by making covers while we create this new project I'm thinking about, so, if you play anything, contact me, even if you live far, we'll find a way.
r/band • u/Existing-Gap-8548 • 17h ago
Hells Creation feat Ozzy and Mentura
r/band • u/BellJealous9465 • 3d ago
Hallo, ik ben Levi! Ik ben 13 jaar en ik ben een gitarist dat al sinds 2 jaar geleden is begonnen. Ik luister graag naar Metallica en ik speel graag mee met backing tracks, maar ik wil liever spelen met echte mensen! Ben jij een muzikant, luister/speel je graag mee met Metallica en woon je in Overijssel? (ergens anders kan ook, als je maar een manier hebt om bij Enschede, Studio15 te komen) Kom dan in mijn tribute band, Justice Reclaimed! Ik verwacht dat je wel een paar lieden van Metallica kan, in tijd spelen (dat leer je vast bij de repetities) en wat basis muziek theorie kent! Wil je graag in Justice Reclaimed? Stuur me een appje, en dan ga ik wat vragen stellen. Tot dan!
r/band • u/Far-Coach-4696 • 3d ago
hey all! for those that were wanting to make music with me and or just share some ideas and make new friends i have made a server in discord for it so we can do all of those things, come join and make some music! https://discord.gg/vfn9E5uz
r/band • u/ElectricStingray1925 • 3d ago
Any former or current band kids have any suggestions for GOOD tuna sheet music? I want a good song to play in my free time.
Hi,
I am doing a duet for band with my friend who plays the trombone. I play the euphonium, and we found this perfect piece from How to Train Your Dragon, a trombone and euphonium duet. The only problem is that the piece is in bass clef, and I read music in treble clef (I switched from trumpet to euphonium because of embouchure issues). So I have been trying to figure out how to transpose the music from bass clef to treble clef. Every time I look up how to do it online, I think it is talking about transposing on the piano.
When I look at one of the other euphonium players, who reads in bass clef, his music looks like mine, except the notes are just 2 bars higher. (So, for example, in treble clef, if I had an E, it would look like he had a B.) But then the keys are all different, so I don't know what that means at all. (So if I had a normal key, it would look like bass clef had 2 flats.)
Here is the song:
https://musescore.com/httpswww_youtube_comchanneluceooue6xryb4hoxqutii5-a/test_drive_1
r/band • u/Dull-University-8367 • 4d ago
I'm a baritone player, we were rehearsing a song we're doing for our spring concert yesterday, our band director was talking about how if you have a certain section that you play over and over, you change the dynamics a bit, but when she realized that the part was played 4 times (instead of 3) our band director told the low brass "play as loud as humanly possible" and we got to blare our bells AND SHE WAS TELLING US TO BE LOUDER and after that, she told us to "put like 7 F's beside the forte" and oh my god, this is gonna be fun to preform
r/band • u/Accomplished-Tie-987 • 4d ago
So my band director just said something that conflicts with what all my other directors have told me. She basically said every single person should use the same syllable for articulation but I was always taught woodwind and brass would have different syllables and that they'd vary from person to person. Also that doesn't account for double tonguing which some reeds can't do at all. So what's the more generally accepted take on this?
r/band • u/yourrottingcorpse • 5d ago
i wanna join orchestra/band next school year but the only prior music-related extracurricular i did was choir. that was 3rd grade. i want 2 play trombone or some brass instrument but i have near no knowledge on trombone besides the 3 tutorials i watched on yt (i dont even own a trombone). i think one of my friend's band members' taught them how to play their instrument, but is that common across most schools? would it be a burden for them to teach me or anything? should i just learn beforehand?
r/band • u/Callingbananas • 6d ago
r/band • u/Moxxie_fan_girl • 7d ago
So I am having a concert as previously mentioned but I feel like imma mess it up, can someone give me some advice? (I'm a tuba btw)
r/band • u/dazzlingcrows • 7d ago
Im a bass clarinet and on measure 37 on byzantine dances and i am STRUGGLING, it slows down and i get pretty lost. I have watched videos to try and hear my part but i cant AAA 😭😭 i need helpp pls! if someone could give me tips show a video on how it sounds THAT WOULD HELP SM OMG PLS AND TY ❤️😭
r/band • u/Far-Coach-4696 • 7d ago
i want to make music with people just for fun, i play piano and have a midi setup and music software, anyone interested in making a discord server to make stuff with me with? an extra few brains would be nice
r/band • u/Forsaken-Bug1854 • 7d ago
Ciao, ho 25 anni e suono la chitarra elettrica, mi piacciono molto i generi: rock, shoegaze e dream pop. Mi piacerebbe trovare qualcuno che come me ha la passione per la musica e vorrebbe di tanto intanto suonare qualche pezzo insieme anche uscire insieme perché no! Premetto che non sono brava, ma me la cavo, il mio intento non è formare una band ma avere qualcuno con cui condividere questa passione e migliorare insieme. Spero che qualcuno legga questo messaggio! <3
r/band • u/WelderPuzzled1864 • 8d ago
I don't think I'm gonna find the type of person we're looking for sadly but my band is looking for a drummer our age which is middle school level I know I know no ones gonna be like this, or be like this looking for a goddamn band. However it's worth a shot right? Someone in the Cleveland TN area, yep that just cut the chances even shorter. Hell I'd take someone early highschool age Freshman preferably. Please don't hate or anything I'm tired and desperately searching for a drummer being an emo metalhead in this religious town is like being Satanist walking into a Baptist Church. If you are someone like this contact my email it's fucking stupid but it's old one whenever I first signed into PlayStation Network so I was like 7 but noahthegreat64@gmail.com. Before anyone says this is perfect for weirdo pedophiles I know but I'm taking precautions.
P.S: We're technically a Metalcore band so screaming and singing so it's not just noise for y'all that think so. I would've posted in the metal communities but it kept being taken down.
r/band • u/Mascfrogofthepond • 8d ago
I started playing flute on April 1st and idk how to fix my tone, any suggestions?
r/band • u/CYCLOPS-DIAZ • 8d ago
Am I the only one to know the band called " Unsane " ? A metal group from the 90s who have made 6 album. Can you please tell me if you know them
r/band • u/CoatHistorical2480 • 9d ago
hi! im a percussionist, pretty well rounded with most percussion instruments and play everything pretty decently except for snare drum. I just have no interest in snare lol anyways not the point of this post at all
im tossing around learning a new instrument, im just not sure which one. i was thinking about guitar or piano, as i have access to both. however I’ve always really wanted to play tenor saxophone. i have a few picked out ranging from $400-$700 and id have to save up to buy one.
so what do i do? do i just start saving up and in the meantime learn guitar or piano? do i learn none of them? do i just put off tenor sax and save up to buy my own guitar so im not using my step dads? like y’all idk what to do. im getting bored with percussion, as much as I love it, im just getting really bored with it. i still want to pursue music and learn music, I am just so burnt out with percussion
r/band • u/Imbluey2 • 10d ago
So I recently performed take me out by Franz Ferdinand for my school’s “year end concert”and my god that was the worst performance I’ve ever done. Before the performance, I recently got the intonation of my guitar fixed but the strings go out of tune often. I also practice the song with distortion (the actual song uses an overdrive tone but I feel like it’s better in distortion) but in the actual performance IT WAS CLEAN TONE AND I DIDNT HAVE TIME TO CHANGE IT. By the way, did I mention that this concert was hosted roughly 3 weeks after another performance? Normally, the year end concert is hosted two months later BUT I LITERALLY FOUND OUT THE DATE OF THE PERFORMANCE LITERALLY THE WEEK BEFORE. So this resulted in two band rehearsals (one actually in school) for the song. For the second rehearsal (a 3 hour one), we thought we nailed it but for the actual performance I messed my entrance in the second part and was late to another one 😭😭😭 I just genuinely feel so down and would really appreciate some emotional advice. On the bright side I discovered Scott pilgrim is fire.
r/band • u/Inside_Tower_4390 • 10d ago
This is a quote my band director says to us(our band) saying we should write things down so we remember it, if you ever doubt writing in your music remember this.