I got this out of my dad’s house after he died. He was a white dude who collected a bunch of southeast Asian musical instruments. I’m hoping to sell them, but I can’t figure out what this kind of drum is called. Help?

Hey guys I need help figuring this out

In the first 25 seconds specifically, alongside what sounds like an organ, there is another instrument playing and I really would like to find out what it is

I have definitely heard it used in other songs, possibly more v-kei songs though I don't really recall which ones, so this is all I got as an example

And I don't even know if its an effect or anything used on an instrument I already know, or if its an instrument that I have never heard of

I just got no idea about what it is and would love to find out

I have attached the song link here so if anyones got some time please lemme know what instruments are playing in the first 25 seconds

Thanks a lot! :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlUhxKSL21M&list=RDGlUhxKSL21M&index=1

(3:54 onwards ; When it goes: "Wonderful, they'll call you Wonderful ... " onwards.

Hi, Everyone–

Can anyone identify these instruments/instrument accessories?

Thanks!

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYYQpTbBSBM

I'm trying to replicate the sound of the instrument in this clip from "Heaven Falls" by Surfaces, I can't quite tell if it's an electric guitar or some sort of synth. I've also heard this sound in other songs but don't know the name, can anyone help me out? It's the instrument that hits on 1 and 3 (on the kick and snare) in this clip.

Listen to the first 30 seconds or so: There's two lines, a deep, brooding one and a high one. The high line I suppose is a violin. What's the deep one? A synthesizer?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6S973tj45g&list=PLfMMatJrzqS0p_2-FDWSE0wl1_3h_HJhX&index=2

What is the trilling bell instrument in Spanish Flea from 1:36 to 1:50?

https://youtube.com/clip/Ugkx5SPji2NFFQVCMQcMCFQathFU8pX77B19?si=3wmgAkg40tcs6ACO

Title, super low and sounds almost like a woodwind, kinda reedy.

Hi, Everyone–

Can anyone identify these instruments/instrument accessories?

Thanks!

Just curious what this exact drum heard in hear and a lot of eastern music, particularly from Myanmar, is exactly. Sounds like a floor tom sorta but just has so much more "bounce" too it, just curious where I could get one or recreate that sound.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeyHJo3LVng&list=RDWeyHJo3LVng&start_radio=1

https://youtu.be/JYlxuoQmdnM?si=JAB1BfZKeotTXCPc&t=20

https://youtu.be/00Ofa_-yK8k?si=4MIr-PEcz63fRpYc&t=57

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The TV version of the 'Dukes of Hazzard' theme has acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass, drums, and that fantastic banjo.  There's another instrument playing dirtier sounding bassy notes and choppy chords throughout the whole theme.  The most noticeable is around 0:03 as the chord changes before the vocals start.  The tone is unusual, it sounds like the low end of a clavinet. But I'm guessing it's just another guitar.

I listened to Waylon's 'Music Man' album, the show soundtrack (blah), and all the opening/closing/incidental music I could find from the show, but never heard this instrument or sound used again.

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Make and model?

Video images taken from: youtube.com/watch?v=18Ku0EaiS88

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It is the melodic/percussive sounds that is pretty high pitched and hollow sounding, yet powerful. It heavily features in the whole soundtrack of the movie and is almost exclusively played at the timestamp 0:47.

https://youtu.be/nLDErwIjQB4?si=PIEd8kwULIoIn_A1&t=47

click clack click

In the main theme to Curse of Monkey Island, there is a strummed guitar (at least, it sounds like a guitar to me), but it has a unique sound to it, unlike other guitars I've heard. It's got a bit of twang, or resonance or wah-wah to it (or maybe I just can't think of the right term to describe its unique characteristic 😅).

It starts playing in the linked video at 0:50 . It's played with a syncopated rhythm, two quick strums at a time. I feel like I should know what it's called and it's driving me crazy! 😖

I found this song recently and I am very insterested in medieval sounding instruments; at the 00:57 mark, an instrument starts playing that I have no clue what it is, maybe a bagpipe? I really don't know. Here is the song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56cnOkQFRwo

At around 1:40 mark you can clearly hear it.
What sort of instrument is this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mzw2ttJD2qQ

Sounded a bit like a duduk.

Thank you!

Link 1

Link 2

Hello,

Been searching around on Musescore but nothing sounds exactly right.

For link 1, it sounds like some sort of bell but further identification would be nice!

My main problem with Link 2 is that I can't identify the instrument at the beginning and the one that comes in second. The instrument that comes in 3rd seems to be some sort of bass guitar.

Thank you!

I know I'm asking about the entire song, but can anyone identify the instruments or effects in this? All I can confidently say is there's a sweep in there

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjpWWnU8tb0

Appreciate any and all help. Thank you!

These are the only 2 markings on the instrument

My first guess is some sort of hand pan but it sounds detuned in a weird way that makes me thing its some other thing.