What's a good instrument to learn for a 22 yo with no music experience and too much free time

What's a good instrument to learn for a 22 yo with no music experience and too much free time

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too late for you

keyboard/piano/synth

You can't learn anything past age n-1, sorry bud

piano.

don't fall for the guitar meme.

Piano. To be good at piano you just need good hand eye coordination. Once you train yourself into doing different things with both hands you will be good enough for any band

>start learning piano
>feel like a failure unless you can play the most complex classical pieces

What's the point, it won't be magical with out your parents approval/disapproval of your new hobby. If your motivated lear how to use a daw and start recording local rappers

just think of an instrument you'd like to know how to play and learn that

I don't think that's true. Some simple pop(ular) songs from the last 50 years would be enough to impress some friends, or at least get them to sing along and have a good time

this except no guitar

the one you like the most

go to a music store and try everything out

make another thread tomorrow if you need help picking your first guitar or bass

harmonica

skin flute

kazoo

It's either wind, keyboard, or strings, or percussion.

piano

t. guitar player

>playing piano to impress others
keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising & keep practising
The piano is the greatest instrument to ever be created

Guitar is an absolutely great instrument for self-teaching as it doesn’t require difficult theory as a prerequisite, you can sound good with just three chords and there are lots of resources for self-teaching.

violin

make beats dude

Yeah, this.
You'll genuinely be 10% more interesting than the rest of us.

Guitar.

yea

if you wanna be a smartass, at least put the interval and the set of numbers which n is located.
cunt.
>>reddit

Guitar and synth. Learn both.

very nice