Can anyone here play more than just the drums?

I play drums, guitar, and harmonica. I used to play trumpet, but I gave it up cuz I HATED IT!!!! :doh:

I play drums ( both kit and hand drums) , guitar, bass, and piano. Drums are the most fun cuz' I can take a lot of pent up aggression out on them.

drums only and i can fuddle on the bass a bit.

piano n drums; took up guitar for a wyl but got bord cos im so much beta at piano n cudnt b bovad startin al over again with scales n crap...

I play drums, violin, trombone, a bit of bass and am learning the guitar myself.

Drumset and some piano. Learned just enough for theory in college.

I've been playing guitar longer than drums, I can play bass and also clarinet.

drums, guitar, trumpet, piano, voice, and a little banjo and some accordian and a touch of elec. bass...i would really like to learn cello though....too bad they cost more than my car...:(

Damn theres some talented people in here!

I play drums,piano,radio,cd,tape player. the drums I play is for eveyone but
the piano is just for me.when I'm alone and want to get lost in the music
I like to play and think. it help me relax.

I play a mean roll of duct tape! :icon_lol:

lol looks like theres a good variation of instruments played here then.

oh yeah!?...well....i can play the finger cymbals..so there..:)...beat that with a stick!

wow utopia u r seriously talented...

whahahaha....hurray for the finger cymbals...whahaha

I surprised a few people this morning--including myself!

While waiting to start our 10:30 guitar group Mass this morning, one of the guitarists began rehearsing a song on the keyboards (this guy actually can play pretty well). Another guitarist (who doubles on bass) looked at me and said, "Let's see if you can play bass." I know just enough about playin' bass to get me into trouble, but I figured out the notes for the song that was being played and started following along. And if that wasn't enough, the keyboard guy sat down behind my congas and bongos and began playing (more time-keeping than what I would play), but the funny thing was it didn't sound too bad.

When I get tired of playin' the drums, I might just learn the bass! :icon_lol: Come to think of it, if I can learn drums relatively late in life, who knows what could happen if I can be a bass man as well...? But for now I'll just...

that`s really cool my sister plays bass

for sum reason when i play piano i think up really immense sounding drum beats, which i can never remember porperly when i get to my kit...damn!

uugh i know the feeling
i always seem to think up cool beats when im at school on the set, and then when i get home, i cant remember em and i cant write em!!

Makes me mad!!! :mean:

I enjoy playing guitar as well as playing drums. I have an acoustic guitar, an electric guitar, and I have an acoustic-electric guitar on the way (so that I can play through the sound system in church).

My main focus, though, is the drums. BTW, I guess I could pick up the clarinet again if I wanted to. I played clarinet for a few years in elementary school.

Gimme anything ya got... Ill get ya a nursery rhym outa it in 5 mins! :P

Seriously though. I can pick up anything. I just cant afford them all to become good.


I cant even afford a kit :(

I was musically hit on the head at a young age, even drumming is hard for me xD

erm drums, the start of smoke on water on the guitar lol a lil of bass and the piano seems quite cool :)

I play piano, bass, guitar, and trombone, I'm also a half way decent organist, so when I started drumming I was use to using my feet.

i play guitar, drums, trumpet, cornet, keyboard,
but i can't read sheet music! because i have sheet music dyslex-kia, only can read tabs. sorry!:)

I play piano, bass, guitar, and trombone, I'm also a half way decent organist, so when I started drumming I was use to using my feet.

How fortunate that you played organ before drumming! I'm still fighting to get independence, by taking the advice of my DrumChat friends - "Start slow, and gradually speed up!"

Ringo, enjoying the creative side of making music does not require anyone to read music. The creative side of making music only requires us to interpret what we hear inside.

It's like the sculpter, when asked how she created such beautiful works from blocks of marble, simply said, "I chip away all the parts that don't look like what I see in my head!"

True musicianship is about learning the basics, so that we can create by playing the things that we hear in our heads.

in other words. play what's on your mind not on the music stand. right?

Do our best to play what's on the music stand, as we begin, so that we learn the basics. Then play what's in your heart!

thanks PB you always have words of wisdom to spare.

i play drums, guitar, bass, keyboard, Irish concert flute, Uilleann pipes, Fyfe, Low Whistle, Tin Whistle, Violin and Jaws Harp... my family are big into the music, and it was pumped into me from a young age. But they don;t appreve of the non-Trad Irish instruments such as the Drums, Guitar and Bass, i had to buy and learn them myself with no support

RJF, that's quite a line up! I'll bet you don't have too much trouble finding people that want to jam with you. Just pick an instrument! :icon_mrgreen:

You have my respect, sir! :clap:

i play enuff guitar and bass to comunicate my ideas to to others with more melodic skill and knowledge.

Makes sense to me, Funky!