Lets be a band guise

[Σ]

I can be a shitty bass player. If you play any of the following instruments or can do vocals or mix audio feel free to apply.

Spoiler

       
Accordion   Click to hear an accordion
Acoustic bass guitar       
Acoustic guitar   Click to hear a Acoustic Guitar   
Acoustic bass guitar   Click to hear a Acoustic Bass Guitar   
Aeolian harp       
Agung a Tamlang) (Philippine slit drum)       
Agung/ agong (Philippine gong)       
Ahoko (Ivory Coast rattle)       
Ajaeng       
Alboka (Spanish double hornpipe)       
Alphorn   Click to hear a Alphorn   
Alpine bell       
Alto clarinet       
Alto flute       
Alto horn       
Alto sarrusophone       
Alto saxophone       
Angklung (tuned bamboo slide rattle)   Click to hear an Angklung   
Appalachian dulcimer   Click to hear an Appalachian dulcimer   
Archlute       (Spanish archilaúd, Italian arciliuto, German Erzlaute, Russian Архилютня) is a European plucked string instrument developed around 1600)
Arghul (Arabic double pipe)   Click to hear an Arghul   
Arpa anottolini (Italian hooked harp)       
Arpeggione (Italian six-string)       
Array Mbira (African thumb piano)       
Aru-ding (Philippine Jew’s harp)       
Aulochrome (double soprano saxophone)       
Babendil (Philippine gong)       
Baglama/ saz (Turkish strings)       
Balafon (xylophone from Ghana)       
Balalaika (Central Asian 2 or 3 stringed guitar)   Click to hear an Balalaika   
Bandola (plucked lute from Cuba, Chile and Peru)       
Bandoneón (Argentinian concertina)       
Bandurria (Spanish/ Latin American plucked lute)       
Banhu (Chinese bowed stringed instrument)       
Banjo   Click to hear a Banjo    
Barbat (Iranian plucked lute)       
Baritone horn       
Baritone sarrusophone       
Baritone saxophone       
Baroque Wooden Flute       
Baryton (German Euphonium)       
Bass Clarinet       
Bass Drum       
Bass flute       
Bass guitar   Click to hear a Bass Guitar   
Bass sarrusophone       
Bass saxophone       
Bass/ baritone oboe       
Basse a Pistons (French Euphonium)       
Basse Cor       
Basset clarinet       
Basset horn       
Bassoon   Click to hear a Bassoon    
Bawu (Chinese wind instrument)       
Bayan (Russian Accordian)       
Bazooka       
Bell       
Berimbao (Brazilian musical bow)       
Bianqing (Chinese stone chimes)       
Bianzhong (Chinese bells)       
Bifora (Sicillian oboe)       
Biniou (French bagpipe)       
Biwa (Japanese short-necked lute)       
Bock (German bagpipes)       
Bodega (French bagpipe)       
Bodhrán (Irish drum)       
Boha (French bagpipe)       
Bombarde       
Bombardino (Spanish Euphonium)       
Bongo drum       
Border pipe/ lowland bagpipe       
Bordonua (Puerto Rican bass guitar)       
Bouzouki (Greek lute)       
Brian Boru bagpipes       
Bullroarer       
Button accordian       
Cabrette (French bagpipe)       
Calliope (steam organ)       
Carillon (Dutch harmonising bells)       
Carillon (Dutch harmonising bells)       
Castanets       
Cavaco (Spanish guitar)       
Cavaquinho (Portuguese guitar)       
Caxixi (Brazilian idiophone)       
Celesta (idiophone) invented 1886 in Paris by Auguste Mustel.   Click to hear a Celesta   
Cello   Click to hear a Cello    
Ceng (Turkish harp)       
Chabrette (French bagpipe)       
Chapman stick (fretboard)       
Charango (South American fretted lute)       
Chenda (Indian drum)       
Chi (Chinese Transverse Flute)       
Chimes       
Ching (Cambodian/ Thai finger cymbals)       
Chitaronne (lower-toned lute)       
Chitarra battebte (Italian guitar)       
Chromatic accordian       
Cigar box guitar       
Cimbalom (Eastern European hammered dulcimer)       
Cimbasso       
Cimpoi (Romanian bagpipe)       
Cittern (Renaissance lute)       
Clapped hands       
Clarinet   Click to hear a Bb Clarinet   
Clarinette d’amour       
Classical guitar       
Clavicembelo (Italian pianoforte)       
Clavichord       
Clavichord (European stringed keyboard)       
Concertina       
conch       
Conga (Caribbean drum)       
Contra-alto clarinet       
Contra-alto flute       
Contrabass á anche       
Contrabass clarinet       
Contrabass flute       
Contrabass oboe       
Contrabass Sarrusophone       
Contrabass saxophone       
Contrabassoon       
Cornet/ Cornett/ Cornetto/ Zink       
Cornish bagpipes       
Cowbell       
Croatian bagpipes       
Cromorne       
Crotales (Struck cymbals)       
Crumhorn       
Crwth (Welsh stringed instrument)       
Cuatro (Latin American lute)       
Cuíca (Brazilian drum)       
Cymbals – crash, hi-hat, ride, splash, tom-toms, zil   Click to hear a Cymbals   
Cymbalum (Western European hammered dulcimer)       
Da’uli da’uli (Indonesian xylophone)       
Dabakan (Philippine drum)       
Dadihu (contrabass erhu)       
Dahu (Chinese bowed stringed instrument)       
Daiko (Japanese drum)       
Dankiyo (Turkish bagpipe)       
Daraboukka (Syrian drum)       
Darabukka (Arabic drum)       
Darbuka (Greek drum)       
Darvyra (Greek Duct Flute)       
Denis d’or (ancient Czech chordophone)       
Dhol (Iranian drum)       
Dholak (North Indian hand drum)       
Didgeridoo (Aboriginal Natural Trumpet)       
Dihu (Chinese large bowed stringed instrument)       
Diyingehu (contrabass gehu)       
Djembe (West African hand drum)       
Doedelzak (Dutch bagpipe)       
Dombak (Iranian drum)       
Domra (Russian mandolin)       
Dotara (bass ektara)       
Double Bass   Click to hear a Double Bass   
Double contrabass flute       
Doulophone/ cuprophone       
Drum machine       
Dubreq stylophone       
Duct Flute       
Dudelsack (German bagpipe)       
Dudy (Czech bagpipes)       
Duff (Islamic tambourine)       
Dulcian (pre-1700’s Western European Bassoon)       
Dulcimer (hammered zither)       
Dulzaina (Spanish oboe)       
Dumbelek (Turkish drum)       
Dun dun (West African large talking drum)       
Dutar (Central Asian lute)       
Duxianqin (Chinese one-stringed zither)       
Ektara (Indian one-string)       
Electric guitar   Click to hear a Electric Guitar   
Electric organ   Click to hear a Electric Organ   
Electric piano       
Electronic:       
English Horn/ Cor Anglais (French tenor Oboe)       
Erhu (Chinese violin)       
Erxian (Chinese bowed stringed instrument)       
Euphonium   Click to hear a Euphonium   
Fangxiang (Chinese metallophone)       
Fiddle       
Finger Cymbals       
Fingerboard synthesizer       
Fiscarmonica (Italian Accordian)       
Flageolets       
Flugelhorn      
Flute   Click to hear a Flute   
Folgerphone       
French Horn       
Gaida (Southern Balkan bagpipes)       
Gaita (Portuguese & Spanish bagpipe)       
Gajdy (Eastern European bagpipes)       
Gambang (Indonesian xylophone)       
Gan gan (West African small talking drum)       
Gandingan (Philippine set of 4 hanging gongs)       
Gandingan a kayo (Philippine xylophone)       
Ganza (Brazilian rattle)       
Gaohu (Chinese bowed stringed instrument)       
Gayageum (Korean zither)       
Gehu (Chinese cello-like)       
Gender (Indonesian brass xylophone)       
Geomungo/ komungo (Korean zither)       
Ghatam (Indian drum)       
Glass marimba       
Glasschord (crystallophone)       
Glockenspiel   Click to hear a Glockenspiel   
Gong   Click to hear a Gong   
Gottuvadhyam (Indian 21-stringed guitar)       
Great Highland bagpipe       
Great Irish warpipes       
Guan (Chinese pipe)       
Gugin (Chinese bridgeless zither)       
Guiro (South & Central American notched gourd that is scraped)       
Guitar       
Guitar 12 Strings   Click to hear a Guitar 12 Strings   
Guitarrón (Mexican large bass guitar)       
Guqin (Chinese plucked zither)       
Gusle/ gusla (Balkan guitar)       
Gusli (Russian harp)       
Guzheng (Chinese zither)       
Hammered dulcimer       
Handbells       
Hang (steel hand drum)       
Hardanger fiddle       
Harmonica/ Mouth Organ       
Harmonium/ reed organ       
Harp   Click to hear a Harp   
Harp guitar       
Harpsichord   Click to hear a Harpsichord   
Heckelphone       
Hegelong (Philippine fretted boat-lute)       
Hélicon       
Hichiriki (Japanese Oboe)       
Hocchiku (Japanese flute)       
Hooked harp       
Horagai (Japanese conch)       
Horn       
Hosho (Zimbabwean rattle)       
Hsaio (Chinese Duct Flute)       
Huemmelchen (German smallpipes)       
Huluhu (Chinese bowed stringed instrument)       
Hun (Korean flute)       
Hunting Horn   Click to hear a Hunting Horn   
Huqin (Chinese bowed stringed instrument)       
Hurdy Gurdy   Click to hear a Hurdy Gurdy   
Igil (Tuvan bowed instrument)       
Inci (Philippine flute)       
Ipu (Hawaiian rattle)       
Irish bouzouki       
Irish Uilleann (Indoor bagpipe)       
Istarski mih (Croatian bagpipe)       
Janggu (Korean drum)       
Japanese Bamboo Flute/ Shakuhachi   Click to hear a Japanese Bamboo Flute   
Jew’s harp   Click to hear a Jew’s harp   
Jew’s harp (plucked idiophone)       
Jiaohu (Chinese bowed stringed instrument)       
Jinghu (Chinese bowed stringed instrument)       
Jug       
Kadlong (Philippine fretted boat-lute)       
Kagul (Philippine slit drum)       
Kangling (Tibetan serunai)       
Kaval (Slovakian Duct Flute)       
Kèn b?u (Vietnamese reed)       
Kettle drum/ Timpani       
Keyed Bugle       
Keyed Trumpet       
Khene (Northeast Thailand mouth organ)       
Khim (Cambodian/ Thai hammered dulcimer)       
Khloy (Cambodian flute)       
Khol (South Indian drum)       
Kissar (West African lyre)       
Knatele (Finnish zither)       
Kokyu (Japanese bowed instrument)       
Komungo (Korean zither)       
Kora (West African 21-string harp-lute)       
Koto (Japanese zither)       
Koudi (Chinese flute)       
Koziol (Polish bagpipe)       
Kubing (Philippine Jew’s harp)       
Kulintang a kayo (Philippine xylophone)       
Kulintang a putao/ kulintang a tiniok (Philippine metallophone)       
Kulintang/ kolintang (Philippine gong group)       
Kutiyapi (Philippine fretted boat-lute)       
Kwa-yen (Chinese hanging drum)       
Kwintangen kayo/ luntang (Philippine xylophone)       
Lambeg (Irish drum)       
Lancashire great-pipe       
Langeleik (Norwegian stringed instrument)       
Laruan (Chinese stringed instrument)       
Lasso d’amore       
Launeddas (Sardinian triple clarinet)       
Leier (German hurdy gurdy)       
Leiqin (Chinese bowed instrument)       
Lirone       
Lithophone (stone barred xylophone)       
Lusheng (Chinese bamboo pipes)       
Lute   Click to hear a Lute   
Lyre       
Magyar duda (Hungarian bagpipes)       
Maguhu (Chinese bowed stringed instrument)       
Malimba (xylophone from the Congo)       
Mando-bass (bass mandolin)       
Mandocello (large mandolin)       
Mandola (US/ Canadian fretted stringed instrument)       
Mandolin       
Mangtong (Chinese bamboo pipes)       
Maraca       
Marimba   Click to hear a Marimba   
Marimbao (Brazilian stringed instrument)       
Marinbaphone       
Mbira/ Sanza/ Thumb Piano (African stringed instrument)       
Mellophone       
Mellotron (polyphonic keyboard)       
Melodeon       
Melodica       
Metallophones (metal barred xylophone)       
Mijwiz (Arabic double pipe)       
Mittlealtersackpfeife (German medieval bagpipe)       
Mizwad (Arabic bagpipe)       
Mohan veena (Indian guitar)       
Moodswinger (zither)       
Morin khuur/ morin huur (Mongolian fiddle)       
Mridangam (South Indian drum)       
Muchosac (Belgian bagpipe)       
Musette bressane (French bagpipe)       
Musette de cour (French bagpipe)       
Musette du centre (French bagpipe)       
Musical bow       
Musical Saw (wood cutting saw)       
Nadaswaram (Indian wind instrument)       
Naqara (Mongolian war drum)       
Natural Trumpet       
Nay (Syrian wooden flute)       
Ney (Lebanese Flute)       
Northumbrian smallpipes       
Nose flute       
Nyckelharpa (Swedish key harp)       
Oboe   Click to hear a Oboe   
Oboe d’amore       
Oboe da caccia       
Ocarina   Click to hear a Ocarina   
Octaban (cylinder drum)       
Octapad (electronic drumpad)       
Octave mandolin       
Octavin       
Octocontra-alto clarinet       
Octocontrabass clarinet       
Oliphant/ Cor d’Oliphant       
Ondes martenot (electronic keyboard and slide)       
Ophicleide       
Organ - electric       
Organ pipe   Click to hear a Pipe Organ    Organ History
Overtone guitar       
Paixiao (Chinese flute)       
Palendang (Philippine flute)       
Pan pipes       
Pastoral pipes       
Piano   Click to hear a piano   Piano History
Piccolo       
Piccolo clarinet       
Piccolo heckelphone       
Piccolo oboe       
Pipa (Chinese lute)       
Pipe organ       
Piva (Northern Italian bagpipe)       
Psaltery (plucked zither)       
Pulalu (Philippine flute)       
Qanun (Turkish zither)       
Quena (Andean flute)       
Quinticlave (Ophicleide)       
Racket       
Rainstick       
Raita (Moroccan serunai)       
Rajao (Portuguese guitar)       
Ranat ek elk (Thai metallophone)       
Ranat thum lek (Thai metallophone)       
Ratchet    Click to hear a Ratchet   
Rattle       
Rebab (Arabic bowed stringed instrument)       
Rebec (15th/ 16th century rebab)       
Recorder (Descant)   Click to hear a Recorder (Descant)   
Reed contrabass       
Reed Pipe       
Riq/ riqq/ rik (Arabic tambourine)       
Roman tuba       
Ruan (Chinese plucked stringed instrument)       
Rudra veena (Indian plucked stringed instrument)       
Ryuteki (Japanese flute)       
Sabar (Senegalese drum)       
Sac de gemecs (Catalonian bagpipe)       
Sackbutt (trombone family’s ancestor)       
Säckpipa (Swedish bagpipe)       
Saenghwang (Korean mouth organ)       
Sallaneh (Iranian plucked stringed instrument)       
Sampho (Cambodian barrel drum)       
Sampler       
Sang-auk (Burmese harp)       
Santur (North Indian hammered zither)       
Sanxian (Chinese lute)       
Saraswati veena (South Indian lute)       
Sarrusophone       
Sarunay/ saronay/ sarunai/ saronai (Philippine metallophone)       
Saung (Burmese harp)       
Saw ou (Thai bowed stringed instrument)       
Saw sam sai (Thai bowed stringed instrument)       
Saxhorn       
Saxonette       
Saxophone       
Schweizer sackpfeife (Swiss bagpipe)       
Scottish smallpipes       
Se (Chinese zither)       
Serpent       
Serunai (Islamic reed instrument)       
Setar (Iranian lute)       
Shamisen (Japanese 3-stringed instrument)       
Shawm (Renaissance oboe)       
Shekere (African rattle)       
Sheng (Chinese mouth organ)       
Shinobue (Japanese flute)       
Shofar (Jewish horn)       
Sihu (Chinese bowed stringed instrument)       
Singing bowl/ rin gong (Himalayan standing bell)       
Siren       
Sitar (South Asian lute)      
Sleigh Bells   
Slide guitar      
Slide whistle       
Slit drum       
Snare Drum      
Sopranino clarinet       
Sopranino saxophone       
Soprano clarinet       
Soprano mandolin       
Soprano saxophone       
soprillo       
Sorna (Afghan serunai)       
Sousaphone       
Spoons       
Sralai (Cambodian reed)       
Steel drum       
Steel guitar       
Subcontrabass flute       
Subcontrabass saxophone       
Suling (Indonsian/Philippine flute)       
Suona (Chinese serunai)       
Synclavier       
Synthesizer       
Tabla (Indian/ Pakistani drum)       
Tagutok (Philippine slit drum)       
Taiko (Japanese drum)       
Talking drum       
Tambour (French drum)       
Tambourine       
Tamburitza (Croatian/ Serbian mandolin)       
Tan-tan (Brazilian hand drum)       
Taphon (Thai drum)       
Tar (Persian lute)       
Tárogató (Hungarian shawm)       
Tea chest bass (skiffle bass)       
Tenor horn       
Tenor mandola (European/ UK fretted stringed instrument)       
Tenor sarrusophone       
Tenor saxophone   
Tenoroon (tenor bassoon)       
Teponaztli (Mexican wooden drum)       
Thavil (Indian drum)       
Theorbo (lower-toned lute)       
Theremin (oscillator)       
Timpani/ kettle drum       
Timple (Canary Islands/ Murcia ukulele)       
Tin whistle       
Tjelempung/ Celempung (Javanese zither)       
Tom-tom       
Tonette (plastic recorder)       
Torupill (Estonian bagpipe)       
Transverse Flute (Traditional Flute)       
Trekspill (Norwegian Accordian)       
Tres (Cuban chordophone)       
Triangle      
Tro u (Cambodian bowed stringed instrument)       
Tromba marina (European stringed instrument)       
Trombone      
Tromboon/ babone       
Trompeta china (Cuban suona)       
Trumpet       
Trumpet Bb      
Tsampouna (Greek bagpipe)       
Tsuri-daiko (Japanese hanging drum)       
Tuba      
Tubular Bells       
Tuhu (Chinese bowed stringed instrument)       
Tulum (Turkish bagpipe)       
Tumpong (Philippine flute)       
Turntables       
Ud/ oud (Arabic and Islamic lute)       
Udu (African clay drum)       
Ukulele (Hawaiian guitar)       
Valiha (Indonesian and Madagascan zither)       
Vertical flute       
Vertical viola       
Veuze (French bagpipe)       
Vibraphone/ vibraharp   Click to hear a Vibraphone/ vibraharp   
Vichitra veena (Indian stringed instrument)       
Vielle (French hurdy gurdy)       
Vihuela (Spanish 2-string guitar)       
Viola   Click to hear a Viola   
Viola d’amore       
Viola da gamba       
Viola organista       
Violin   Click to hear a Violin   
Violotta       
Vladimirsky Rozhok       
Volinka (Russian bagpipes)       
Wagner Tuba       
Washboard       
Washint (Ethiopian flute)       
Washtub bass       
Welsh pipes       
Whip       
Whistle   
Willow flute       
Wind Chimes       
Xalam/ khalam (West African Banjo-like instrument)       
Xiao (Chinese flute)       
Xiaodihu (tenor erhu)       
Xun (Chinese flute)       
Xylophone    Click to hear a Xylophones   
Xylorimba (extended range xylophone)       
Yang chi’in (Chinese zither)       
Yang Chin (Chinese hammered dulcimer)       
Yayli tanbur (Turkish lute)       
Yazheng (Chinese zither)       
Yehu (Chinese bowed stringed instrument)       
Yu (Chinese bamboo pipes)       
Yueh Ch’in (Chinese lute)       
Yun Lo (Chinese gong)       
Zampogna (Italian bagpipe)       
Zaqq (Maltese bagpipe)       
Zhongdihu (bass erhu)       
Zhuihu (Chinese bowed stringed instrument)       
Zither   Click to hear a Zither   
Zonghu (Chinese bowed stringed instrument)       
Zufalo (Italian flute)       
Zurna (Turkish serunai)

What kind of songs do you users wanna hear/write?

[splooge gook]

Me.

[Arnox]

I can fool around with stuff on Audacity. That makes me an awesome sound engineer, right?

[BallsDeep69]

I can fool around with stuff on Audacity. That makes me an awesome sound engineer, right?

*sighs*
Keep thinking that Sonny Jim.

[Max Headroom]

I make music, can mix, play guitar bass vocals etc. I'm up to do whatever, I mostly cover punk and new wave stuff like that
here's my music
https://sperglords.bandcamp.com/

[mashleshmash]

I got a bass, guitar and keyboard on hand.  Let's do this.

[starvingniglet]

I already consider the sperglords to be sanctuarys house band

If you don't agree, fucking kill yourselves, faggots

[Lanny]

sperglords 4 lyfe

[kroz]

I got a squire jazz master. Charmed to meet you all. I'm Krozler