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But Violin makes up the most of ALL orchestras, and when was the last time you saw a sax in a rock band. Im not saying sax is bad or anything im just saying these are better

Uh, self-defeating logic is self-defeating.

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band
Chicago
Blood, Sweat, and Tears

There are three bands right there with extensive usage of saxophone.

But are these rock bands...

Yes.

Fair enough but is there anyone as good as Jimi Hendrix in the sax industry (watch along the watchtower for example)

Well, comparing across instruments is tough. Maybe there isn't any saxophonist as good as Hendrix was a guitarist in the rock industry (though Clarence "Big Man" Clemens probably comes pretty close), but certainly in the jazz industry…John Coltrane, for one.

I've tried the non-electric guitar...since I broke it.

JacktheOrk wrote:But Violin makes up the most of ALL orchestras, and when was the last time you saw a sax in a rock band. Im not saying sax is bad or anything im just saying these are better

Yeah... but the saxophone was only invented in the 19th century... it hasn't been orchestrated with trumpets, clarinets, violins, flutes, etc with Bach, Beethoven, and Mozart because it didn't exist. Ok, it hasn't been in all of the orchestras, but it has covered a lot of ground in less than 200 years. Any, it matters not the instrument, but how the instrument is played...

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I play Cello and I like to compose.

I play the guitar, the flute, the piano, the drums, and the hardest of them all. THE TRIANGLE!!! :3