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Triton4
29th May 2004, 14:23
If someone had to offer you a musical instrument as a present for birthday or any occasion, what instrument would you wish to get?

I would like to get a Distorted Guitar; though I don't know much about guitars, for some reason I'd really love to play the distorted guitar and become a famous guitarist ;)

What about you?

grumpyBB
29th May 2004, 23:26
drum set!

MidnightViper88
29th May 2004, 23:48
I'm a bassist, so something like like an American Delux Fender P-Bass or Rickenbacker would be damn nice... :D

I also wanna learn how to play guitar, so a Gibson Les Paul or Explorer would be awsome too... :D

xenosomething
30th May 2004, 00:30
piano

Raz
30th May 2004, 00:44
'55 Les Paul, original sunburst. Oh man.

starship50
30th May 2004, 16:08
synth. love the sound of a moog.

MidnightViper88
30th May 2004, 18:21
Originally posted by Triton4
I would like to get a Distorted Guitar; though I don't know much about guitars, for some reason I'd really love to play the distorted guitar and become a famous guitarist

There are two things you need to know then...

"Gibson Les Paul" and "Marshall JCM800"... :D

corkhead0
30th May 2004, 18:45
A church-sized pipe organ. Those things a worth a small fortune. :)

squakMix
30th May 2004, 19:35
Originally posted by xenosomething
piano

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taylormemer
31st May 2004, 10:22
Drums. I love drums.

Xerxes
31st May 2004, 11:15
Cello.

sidd
31st May 2004, 11:35
violin

siebe83
31st May 2004, 13:29
Originally posted by xenosomething
piano
Originally posted by squakMix
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Syndphrenik
13th July 2004, 03:23
Keyboard, since it emulates everything. Then again, I would need Reason (http://www.propellerheads.se)...

dram
27th July 2004, 03:35
viola

CaptainNuss
27th July 2004, 15:01
Piano as well. All the other stuff in my room would have to go, though.

Semantics
2nd August 2004, 17:58
I've gotta go with my blue and white Fender Stratocaster. If I could marry it, I would

k_rock923
2nd August 2004, 18:18
Mark VI alto

Bilbo Baggins
3rd August 2004, 00:28
A kazoo.

Lapikas
3rd August 2004, 11:53
Originally posted by xenosomething
piano
Originally posted by squakMix
:up:
Originally posted by siebe83
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zootm
3rd August 2004, 16:46
Church organ.

CaptainNuss
3rd August 2004, 23:09
Originally posted by zootm
Church organ.
I played one once. My father is a deacon, his wife a pastor, so I had the opportunity to play a church organ once when the church was empty. It has a certain magnitude to it.

k_rock923
3rd August 2004, 23:17
Phantom of the opera!

Pixelcraft
5th August 2004, 18:46
Drumset. I think I could do really good on it, I'm always drumming crazy stuff on this keyboard :D

Cognition
9th August 2004, 08:51
Originally posted by corkhead0
A church-sized pipe organ. Those things a worth a small fortune. :)

Oh yes. In fact a church in my old town is currently selling their one for $10,000, which is pretty cheap. It needs fully re-wiring and stuff though, if you actually bought it - they had to cut everything and it's a very old design with many many separate wires.

Failing that, a nice Hammond B3 organ with Lesley speakers. Or just a nice piano.

zootm
9th August 2004, 13:46
Originally posted by CaptainNuss
I played one once. My father is a deacon, his wife a pastor, so I had the opportunity to play a church organ once when the church was empty. It has a certain magnitude to it.
Yeah, my friend used to play one (he's a good pianist) and he played Toccata and Fugue by Bach on it once. Immense.

Also "Kazoo".

Volospion
9th August 2004, 16:54
Originally posted by MidnightViper88
There are two things you need to know then...

"Gibson Les Paul" and "Marshall JCM800"... :D

Almost. It's "1959 Gibson Les Paul and Marshall 1959 SLP"

The 800 was an ok amp though, I used to work for Marshall and they never really managed to make an amp that was better than a plexi.

MidnightViper88
9th August 2004, 17:02
I'm musically inclined to playing hard rock and metal, so the JCM800 would be my personal pick, but to each their own... :)

OutlawJim
9th August 2004, 22:53
i'd say piano, but i gots the best one of those in the world, so ill go with a drum kit

Ione
10th August 2004, 02:05
A flute, I used to play quite a lot on my mothers.

MidnightViper88
10th August 2004, 02:17
Originally posted by OutlawJim
i'd say piano, but i gots the best one of those in the world, so ill go with a drum kit

My cousin and I are looking for a dummer in our band... :D

Volospion
10th August 2004, 15:39
Originally posted by MidnightViper88
My cousin and I are looking for a dummer in our band... :D

Dummer and dummer? ;)

deeder7001
10th August 2004, 18:04
i'd want a guitar. i don't know how to play but i'd want to learn.

MegaRock
11th August 2004, 21:39
Gibson Les Paul Air Guitar (the black one).

ryan
12th August 2004, 10:34
I wouldn't mind having a drum set.

nybergh
12th August 2004, 13:11
I'd like someone to give me a Gibson Les Paul Jimmy Page signature edition, that is Gibson´s most expensive model ever sold.

Then I´d sell it and buy
1) A decent drum-kit (never too late to become a new Ginger Baker :) )

2) A complete Mac and Logic-based recording studio with a good software synth and a big libary of sound effects. Then I'd make soundscapes as a hobby. I'm quite the opposite of "musically talented" (I couldn´t even play the most basic stuff on guitar last year when I had the compulsory music-cource in Upper Secondary School), so that´s pretty much what I´d be able to make of it....

.hXc.
12th August 2004, 20:06
A mic. Nothing I enjoy more than screaming and going nuts on stage. Too bad my vocals suck.

That's why I bought a guitar. No wait, I bought that before I wanted to be a vocalist. But I suck at guitar too.

Cognition
13th August 2004, 04:57
Originally posted by nybergh
2) A complete Mac and Logic-based recording studio

If you've got that much money why not get a Protools system? Okay, Logic is cheaper and you don't need the extra hardware, but after using both and talking to a lot of people, I can say that Protools is significantly easier to use and also more of a professional standard.

Although for MIDI you'd have to get, say, Reason as well, because Protools doesn't have MIDI sequencing. Reason now works directly with the latest Protools as if it was one program though. Logic, on the other hand, does have MIDI stuff, so maybe it wouldn't be such a bad choice.

nybergh
13th August 2004, 05:14
I wouldn't do much with ProTools as it doesn't have a sequencer. But really,I'm not getting a brand new home studio tomorrow or so or even next year. If ever :)

Cognition
13th August 2004, 08:00
Yeah, I meant hypothetically, if you'd got that much money from selling your Les Paul. :)

nybergh
13th August 2004, 09:38
yeah, whatever.

Hmmn, yes, a home-studio is VERY hypotethic. I´ve just raised enough money to buy another 256 MB RAM to my computer. Yay.

ArmchairAthlete
29th August 2004, 03:54
Whatever would net me the most cash on ebay.