This unit is going to form a band, please help recommend instruments

Regarding the configuration of the band, I think it should be closely related to the style of the band, and it also has a lot to do with the members of the band. When it comes to style, generally rock players rarely use keyboards, mostly dual guitar or even single guitar configurations; Playing popular ones usually use a keyboard plus a guitar, and there are also dual guitars. Different styles have different choices for guitars, and heavy rock may be more inclined to ESP, Ltd, Jackson; Pop** is whatever, fender, ibanez can be.

There are even single coils (the treble is brighter), humbuckers (the mid-bass is thicker), the choice of pickups, etc., all of which are closely related to your ** style......At the same time, it also has a lot to do with the user, for example, some guitarists like gibson and don't like to play fender, and if you give him fender, he can't play well or unhappy, and he can't play as well as he should. Also, a double guitar and a single guitar sometimes depend on the level of the guitarist in the band, and if there is a guitarist like Nuno, a single guitar is enough......

So in such a situation, it is really not good to give you an opinion if you call it a recommendation like this. It is recommended to determine the members first, and then choose according to the style of the person you are going to play, the preferences and characteristics of each member. If you are looking for someone to play casually, then it's good to be casual, don't buy so expensive, just buy a guitar for about 1500-3000.

The lead guitar is best double-rocked, locked strings, cort is cost-effective, rhythm guitar with sq is OK, drum Yamaha is good, Jinbao can also be used, keyboard buy a 61 Jian Yamaha or Medeli, the best bass is grip, with cort is also good.

You'll have to decide what style you're going to play before you can play the instrument.

First, the list of equipment.

1. Brass instruments.

2 cornets. 12 BB trumpets.

F key 4 keys 6 branches.

4 alto horns in BB key.

6 tenor horns.

6 BB tenor trombones.

4 BB bass trombones.

2 BB tuba.

A total of 42 pieces. 2. Woodwind instruments.

6 soprano saxophones in BB tones.

4 alto saxophones in the BE tune.

2 BB tenor saxophones.

2 piccolos. 10 flutes.

4 ebony oboees.

6 wooden clarinets.

4 large tubes. A total of 38 pieces.

3. Percussion instruments.

4 snare drums.

1 snare drum.

The army hairpin 1 pays.

1 command order.

A total of 7 pieces. 2. Musical instrument accessories.

1. Brass instruments.

2 cornet mouths.

12 small trumpet mouthpieces in BB tune.

There are 6 mouthpieces in the f.

There are 4 alto horn mouthpieces in BB key.

6 tenor horn mouthpieces.

6 trombone mouthpieces in BB tenor tenor.

6 trombone mouthpieces in BB key.

2 BB tuba mouthpieces.

2. Woodwind instruments.

1 soprano saxophone headstock in BB key.

1 alto saxophone headpiece in the BE tune.

1 BB tenor saxophone headpiece.

3. Musical instrument accessories.

6 boxes of Bendling M4BB tenor saxophone reems, specifications: 1 2, 6 sets of mats 4 sets of Bendling M4BE alto saxophone reeds, specifications: 1 2, 4 sets of Bendling M4BB tenor saxophone rees 2 boxes, specifications:

1 2, 2 sets of mats, 2 sets of piccolo mats.

10 sets of flute mats.

12 boxes of oboe reeds (produced by Shanghai Chongming factory), 4 sets of mats, 18 boxes of bent Delin brand clarinet reeds, and 6 sets of pads.

Four sets of large tube mats.

4. Percussion instrument accessories.

10 pay for snare drum sticks.

3 snare drumsticks.

It's hard for two people to form a band, and even an electroacoustic band needs a drum, a bass, a guitar, and a keyboard.

The easiest band configuration:

Electroacoustic Band: Drums 1, Keyboards 1, Guitar 1, Bass 1.

Woodwind Quartet: Flute 1, Oboe 1, Clarinet 1, Bassoon 1. (Add snare drums if necessary).

String Quartet: Violin 2, Viola 1, Cello 1.

Brass Quartet: Trumpet 1, French Horn 1, Trombone 1, Tuba (or tenor horn 1). (Add snare drums if necessary).

The above are the simplest band configurations, but in fact they are all more than that.

For example, electroacoustic bands tend to have two guitars, and woodwinds and brass tend to take the form of quintets instead of quartets.

If you have to emphasize a two-person band, then you can choose the form of electronic organ + drum kit, or piano + drum kit. However, this is generally not called an orchestra, but "a solo piano (electronic organ) with percussion accompaniment".