Why don't you play an instrument user?

why don't you play an instrument user?

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idk, lol

I do though

is it even worth it to try and learn an instrument as an adult

Yes. I'm learning the piano and it's awesome.

i'm 33 yrs old and I'm taking up guitar. It's quite therapeutic actually

I can at least whistle decently

Depends how much you value learning to play an instrument.

Because it would limit my creativity.

Actually I play every instrument ever and more in the virtual world

it's called a DAW

Well when you are on that death bed will you regret not having learned the guitar?

I'm trying to learn piano and guitar by myself right now. age 20. I've got an Encore guitar and a shitty keyboard with only one speaker working. any advice?

that would be called digital signal processing and audio synthesis, not "DAW", retard.

>I've got an Encore guitar and a shitty keyboard with only one speaker working. any advice?
don't get frustrated by bad equipment, limitations can enforce creativity most of the time

if you're inspiration to play ebbs and flows, still play - rely on disciplne not motivation. set goals and practice productively. you are both you're teacher and you're student, so take time to be a teacher (prepare material, figure out what you should do next, etc). Get feedback online frequently.

yeah no I'm fine with my shit gear. It's good for practice. but not so much for when I record myself. I'm gonna save up some money and buy a new keyboard, an electric guitar, and a drum kit too.
thanks man.

I play bagpipe (15 year experience)
And I'm learning guitar (started this year, I'm 21...)

No, because you don’t need to be talented to make it in today’s music scene.

i started around the same age and wish i hadn't piddled around so much and taken months off. also just sticking to something and grinding through it is hugely beneficial, you won't regret just finally finishing all of justinguitar's course, for example. it can be hard to strike a good balance in what to teach yourself, so, imo, don't fear just fully plunging into one single thing.

and read this:
fundamentals-of-piano-practice.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

I can't stop myself from attaching my self worth to the things I do, so everytime i try to learn the piano I feel retarded and think I'm wasting my time if I can't immediately play something well

I have the same thing.
It's mostly because I have taught myself to play guitar using books because most guitar teachers are hacks who want to earn quick bucks by teaching people three chords. The feedback to my playing by people IRL, one of them a trained musician, has almost exclusively been positive but just the slightest fuckup makes me feel like a failure.

thanks

but i do, sax for 15 years
i really want a piano and a drumset right now but im broke :(

I do, though.

stay seething