Folk guitar strumming problem! Ask questions about guitar strumming rhythmic patterns!

A few points to note when strumming:

1.When strumming the string, the movement of the right hand should be dominated by the wrist, and the forearm of the right hand is driven by the wave of the wrist.

2.Finger nails to be with 60

The left and right angles touch the strings, not the right angles. That is, the index fingernail is slightly inward when the string is struck, and the thumb nail is slightly inward when the string is swept upward. Make sure to touch the strings with the back of your fingernail and not the tip of your nail.

3.The trajectory of the direction of the finger should be arcary.

The depth of finger touch has a big impact on the tone. If the touch is too deep, it is easy to trip on a certain string, resulting in the breakage of the sound, and the touch is too shallow, and the sound is frivolous and lacks tension.

Walk is a very good song, perfect for playing and singing by yourself. I would like you to listen to the soundtrack. His fingering should all be the same, I mean rhythmic.

I've got a book here, and it pops up like the one on the soundtrack. So it's not that hard. The difficulty lies in the coordination between singing on the lips and playing on the hands.

Because this song is all weak attack. Hehe. Listen more, first play proficiently, and then slowly add singing.

I hope you can pop up "Walk" soon. Hey!

You're talking about syncopation, right? You can press the string with your right wrist immediately after sweeping, or you can press the string with the fingers of your left hand, all at once! I remember the first chord at the beginning was em! You can also use those two fingers of your left hand to press the string!

I haven't heard this song, and the chord direction is not clear, if it is a big horizontal press, you can use the left hand to cut the tone, and it is more difficult to cut the right hand to cut upwards, and you only have a total of 1 bar above, it should be the 1st beat and the 2nd beat are interchanged, hehe! Read more books! Shouldn't the second beat go down?

You need to understand the types of rhythms, such as 8, etc., and special rhythms have certain names, such as passionate disco, dancing waltz, majestic march, etc., all of which have their own characteristics and connotations.

Typically, cutouts are on sub-downbeats and downbeats, and rarely on downbeats.

Take the Rhythm 4 4 type as an example:

The 4th note is 1 beat, and each measure has 4 beats, and the intensity of the beat is: (1) strong, (2) weak, (3) sub-strong, (4) weak. Among them, the (3rd) beat can be cut sound, and the figurative point is: "puffy puff".

You can find a few more songs with syncopation to practice, feel the position and timing of the syncopation, and slowly experience it and you will improve.

For example: Yu Chengqing's "Love has to be a last resort.

Chen Chusheng "Girl.

Clap the beat.

You make a beat, and you cut the tone.

You'll find that there can be a lot of syncopation combinations in one beat.

Give it a try.

Speaking from my own experience, there are two main things to pay attention to: 1. Left hand: When you are on a chord, you hold your fingertips as perpendicular to the fretboard as possible, so that your fingers don't touch the other strings and cause a dull dissonance, and the key is to press it close to the frets, because the chord vibrates best when it's close to the frets, and of course it will be louder.

2 Right hand The right hand is to just practice not to turn the wrist too casually The best way is to use the elbow as the center point, the wrist does not move, and sweep slowly, just like drawing a small semicircle, if you use pick, you should pay attention to only use the tip of the pick, sweep evenly, don't stretch too much into the sound hole, probably only use the tip of the tip to sweep little by little.

If you do all of the above, there will be no noise, and the sound will be very clear, and it won't be difficult for you at all.

Strumming is inseparable from stopping! Unwanted string sounds are gently placed on them with your fingers so that they do not vibrate and make sounds.

PS: The premise is that you press the strings accurately and forcefully, and there is no false press. If the noise comes from your lack of string pressing skills, then you should practice more internal skills!

1. Some rhythms that are easy to grasp in each bar, and then they can basically be combined into 4 or 4 beats at will.

2. Down, down, down

3, 4 4 The rhythm is very easy to master, and then each beat is freely matched, if the sense of rhythm is not well mastered, it is recommended to train from the down, down, down, down or down, up and down, down, down or down, down, down, down and up these strumming methods to train.

4. Guitar (Italian: chitarra), also translated as guitar or six-stringed instrument. is a plucked instrument, usually with six strings, similar in shape to a violin.

The guitar is often regarded as the main instrument in pop, rock, blues, folk, and flamenco. In the field of classical **, the guitar is often performed as a solo or duo; Of course, in chamber music and orchestral music, the guitar also plays a considerable role as a foil. The classical guitar, along with the violin and piano, is one of the three most famous musical instruments in the world.

Go buy a metronome. If you don't have enough budget, find the original song of this song, follow his beat, and each beat can be accurate enough to sweep four times, that is, you can keep up with the beat of the song every four times you sweep the strings up and down, and practice and practice.

The strumming of the guitar focuses on the rhythm, so it is recommended that you get in touch with the songs, focus on feeling their rhythm, and use your hands from time to time. Sometimes, according to your personal feeling of the ** you want to play, you don't necessarily have to follow the original as you are, but the front hint is that the rhythm should be consistent with the Yuan song.

When sweeping the strings, sweep the back of the hand downward, touch the strings with the fingertips upward, and when sweeping upwards, the fingers move upwards, and the same is true for the picks used to sweep the strings by the way.

There is also the potato king, when you play the strings, it is the wrist that moves, not your arm, you have to shake it off, don't be stiff, because you are not playing metallic, after a long time, you will gradually get used to your strings.

The guitar is built over time, and you must stick to it.