Who is watching this video without any instrument 😂

the world needs more bass players and percussionists

My Wife's Grandfather, who lived to his 90's, played the bones, yes, literally animal rib and jaw bones. Had been doing since the 1950's and won a bunch of contests in Philadelphia. Had no clue that was "a thing" anyone ever did. Seeing him light up as he played us "When the Saints Go Marching In" always warmed my heart.

HOW did you get so cool?? You’re a natural born Fonzie, bro

Went back to school during the Pandemics (and in my 50's) - two years later I am almost completed my Charter Professional destination. That did well for my ego, but now I need something for my soul. Picked up an Ukulele (my first ever instrument ever) this afternoon - will let you know how it goes. Thank you for your video!

Strange how he ignores an instrument far easier to learn and play than guitar, bass, and ukulele. That instrument is the Lyre. More strings, but very straightforward. No complicated chord shapes to learn and play. No having to memorize an entire fretboard. For the Lyre, just pluck the strings.

Ukulele, guitar and bass have many similarities, if you learn one, you should be able to get around the others without too much trouble. I like my guitars but I often keep a guitalele close by, it's about the size of an ukulele, but adds a D string and a low A, so it plays very much like a guitar with a capo on the 5th fret, or a uke with 2 extra strings, another instrument I think has to be mentioned is the piano/keyboard, you can get them at a reasonable beginner price, perhaps second hand, it is versatile, can do any genre, it is fun to play and it is great for composing! I would recommend all musicians at least have one, even if it's not their primary instrument, but really, if you really like an instrument, give it a go! Some may be harder than others, but there is a lot of overlap once you start learning more about music.

for me the most easy to learn is the jaw harp I just bought it as a joke and now I love it and I play it every day

Trumpet is pretty interesting, trombone too. Maybe i just love the sound of brass

Thank u brotha we appreciate the advice 🤙

Thank you for this great information

Thanks for help with picking an instrument for me

I enjoyed this video very much. As luck would have it, I have an electric bass guitar sitting right next to me--one that I bought some 56 years ago. I have about a couple dozen other instruments in the house and a couple in a storage unit (unfortunately, the latter includes my double bass, after which I also bought the electric one). Originally I started on clarinet, then added bass clarinet, then the double bass, etc....until now when I have Fender Stratocaster (no longer wanted by my nephew who quit it too soon), 2 trombones, a trumpet, 3 cornets, an alto horn, a euphonium, a baritone, a French horn, a mellophone, 2 tubas, an alto sax (needs work), a flute, an oboe, three clarinets plus a "contra-alto" clarinet, a suona, and a hulusi (gourd flute), and "somewhere" a mandolin--and I play most of these, especially the brass, every day. Most of these were obtained in just the past three years, starting at age 68. My girlfriend wanted to start playing music, first with guitar so I brought her the Stratocaster but she decided it was too heavy so I took it back, then she was interested in harmonica so I bought her one--but I doubt she even knows where it is right now. I noticed that when I got the double bass, and then the bass guitar, I had a lot of new opportunities using one, or both, of these, depending upon the occasion. Not surprisingly, I read bass clef for the bass guitar, just as I do for the double bass.

you have a gs mini! I absolutely love mine

Thanks it very helpful to me to buy my insturment

Thanks bro...👍👍

Great vid thanks bro

Thank you

Beautiful i will

Dave, I'm turning 40 in the new year, and while I'm not quite at mid-life crisis stage, a regret I always had was not learning an instrument. My childhood memories of failure flood back, as I bombed both the recorder and then acoustic guitar in 5th grade music class. With that all said, I'm torn between bass and drums. The latter ALWAYS stuck out to me when listening to any songs, guys like Phil Collins and Neil Peart jumping out at me. However, I have a Wife and two kids and neighbors, lol, so I don't think I could pull off drums.

This vid is good. I want to get an instrument to sing for extra Cash. The only problem is that I dont know what to choose beetween electronic drums and acoustic guitar or electric bass

I think the easiest is the Lyre and it sounds nice ;)

One thing about a thinner string is more likely to get cuts on the fingers specifically the high E string

YES FINALLY VID THAT HAS BASS

Very good video!

please suggest flute it is also so easy nice small medium sweet and easy to learn

Harmonica Ukulele Guitar Drum Electric bass

İ'd just love to learn the harmonica to play like Charles Branson does, in "Once upon a time in the West"...

Drums and Ukelele❤ Oh yeah

The unplugged bass sounds awesome? Do you have hearing damage by any chance?

Not sure but I think this guy likes the office

good video

Where does one find lessons preferably online for bass guitar I am a truck driver

Holy shit this video/the guy is underrated

What about flute ?

Thanks for suggesting acoustic guitar 😭. Iam soo insecure about myself 😭

Harmonicas ftw 💪

Is sax a good instrument for home?

What’s that electric keyboard you have in the back? The bigger one

What are the four chords on ukulele?

video for those ukulele cords?

I listened too much post punk now I want to lear bass.

The easiest instrument for me to play is smacking my mans ass. Such a sweet sound! 😜

How does piano or flute stack up

Oh my did

Guitar is easy if you play simple songs but actual songs are hard and I know how to play

brass is tough in apartments or percussion

The moment I pressed this it showed me a simply piano add

What's the name off that E drum set in ur vid

In the Covid pandemic, there has been a share of people trying on a musical instrument.

I want an ukulele as my first instrument now🥺

A tuba is huge!!!!!

So as a personnwho plays a few instruments and goes toa rockschool its not that easy first of all all instruments are hard af to play second instruments can cost up to thousands it is not that easy plus why woukd you waist like 50 bucks for something that is going to break in the first year and most people who learn bytyemself quit and there is a bigger chance of u quiting while self etaching that witha teacher (srry for my grammar english is not my first language)

where can i find that les paul shaped uke??

That

flute oboe clarinet violin cello piano; organ if you have digital instrument at home

I think this guy likes The Office

harmonica?

@Davie504 Approves

What about piano sir

I'm from Pakistan and I'm stuck between buying a guitar and a rubab...

im out of breath i cant play harmonica

Is it hard to learn to play an instrument at 24 years old?

Clark kent of music

What should I play ya’ll?

Bass ukelele…

You left out the dulcimer ,strumstick and merlin, those are easier than the ukulele

I want an electric bass but I’m broke 😔

Zydeco washboard…

Code doesn't work 😢

Bass 😂

No, this video is just wrong, easier instruments are the Recorder, Piano and Kalimba AKA African Box

You hurt my feelings by mentioning all the instruments i didn't like😔

Lol guitar is hard

Me, frustrated all my life, it's so boring learning, and practicing everyday. Why? I tried trumpet, sax, guitar, keyboard and bass... still nothing. Studied music, different methods and still boring! Give me a practical advice I know, give up! Thank you?

Who is this guy? Do the right thing? Sorry we are not sheep.

I also wish have electric guitar and bass,🎸🎸🎸🎸🪕🪕🪕🪕🎻🎻🎻🎻🐺