@Stack, Bob Dylan is the reason I got a harmonica :D
Playing along with Black Crow Blues is totally rad, and it's a pretty simple instrument to pick up (cheap too!).

I'm a self taught guitarist, mostly electric although I would like to play acoustic a lot more than I currently do. I have an Ibanez RG2EX1, Ibanez Gio, Fender Squire Strat, and some low end acoustic missing a bridge. (Dont ask I got it that way lol) I occasionally play electric bass, but dont pursue it enough to label myself as a bassist. I've composed/written about 95 songs, most being personal that haven`t been heard by anyone. I want to learn the harmonica (Bob Dylan fan) and drums. Oh and in 3rd grade I played the violin for a few weeks until I eventually dropped it.

cba. Won't get me anywhere in life or make me look cool. It was just a birthday present I got. I feel bad for getting it because I have hardly touched it.

I tried to learn playing an acoustic guitar. Suffice to say I didn't get far.

That and the sibs broke my guitar.

I'm a self-taught guitarist. I play acoustic and electric, but I'm more of a rhythm guitarist than a lead. I've yet to learn scales.

To learn the guitar is easy in my opinion, just learn your basic chords (G, A, C, D, F, E, B - leave F and B 'til last as they are trickier) and all their minor variants, then start on Barre Chords and other chord variants, like suspended, slash chords, power chords, etc.

I play the musical instruments made through computers and computer emmulations (plus oscillators and other such sounds.)

a recent drive failure has eliminated me from releasing my first LP to the internet.

It started when i learned how to work a vinyl deck and some analog instruments along with it.

Other wise, i'd play the Electric Violin.
/poor

Oooh, triangle.

Also recorders are amazing. I remember how proud I was in grade 3 when I first learned how to play Hot Cross Buns :)

I don't mean to brag...
But I can play the triangle.

Took all my life to learn how to play this

Learn your basic chords, then learn the scales.

I have a recorder still. I had two, but I gave one of them to my little brother.

I also have an acoustic guitar I still can't play.

Self taught electric guitar. :P

@Spengbab

Awww. Well that's a shame. I'd would have liked to hear a few. It's no big deal though.

@Love

Nope. Only ones who have em now are some of my friends.

Recorders don't sound that bad when they are played well. It's just that no one can play them well in elementary school.

The sound those things produce is horrid, sspecially with 20-30 others going all at the same time. Oh and the sour notes... I was scarred for life -_-'

They made excellent projectiles though :D

Why??? Sooo versatile and windwoody sounds.

I hated the recorder...

I played the recorder in elementary school and 6th grade.

Yeah, I'm self taught in everything c:

Classical/Jazz
Middle School band person.

@Kanye

Are you self taught in drums,harmonica and singing? How do you plan on going about learning Banjo?

Awesome :) I've never touched a stringed instrument in my life, but hopefully I'll be able to learn a bit.
Mainly stuff like this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUwuT6m5roU

@Kanye

Oh neat! I have a Banjo as well. I'm not good enough at it yet to say I play it though.

I play the drums, I like to sing, I have a harmonica, and I got a banjo today so I can learn some alt songs that use the banjo (sufjan stevens)

@Bobbunny

What style/genre do you generally play?

Trumpest.

I am creative when it comes to composing. I randomly make up tunes.

I play Alto Saxophone for our EJHS band

@Spengbab

Do you still have any of the tracks you produced?

I used to play percussion. But now I'm rusty and I forgot most of the stuff I used to know.

For a while I produced hardstyle, and I got bored of that.