Questions about guitars Some questions about guitars.

The landlord's description is not very clear, I can only judge the problem of the hand according to your situation.

I don't know if there is a problem with your hand shape, if all the sounds can be mellowed, the hand shape should be fine, if you can't pronounce it smoothly, it is recommended to check the hand shape carefully. If you don't have the right hand shape, you will get tired easily.

If the hand shape is okay, will you feel sore as long as you press it horizontally, or will you feel sore and tired after playing it for a while? If you don't get tired as soon as you get started, it should be that your hand function is not enough, so you can practice more, and after a while, as your finger strength increases, the fatigue will decrease.

Finally, it is recommended that you feel the way you exert force, although it cannot completely avoid your finger fatigue, but it will also make the practice a lot easier, the index finger is crossed, slightly sideways, and the force is mainly concentrated on the strings and 6 strings, and the rest of the fingers can maintain an appropriate force (can play the sound very roundly, but not too hard, find that point), the thumb is close to the neck at the first joint, try to distribute the force to the thumb as much as possible.

This is normal, if you want to practice well, just persevere.

Many people ask such questions, in fact, it is useless for anyone to tell the method, I can tell you the secret. That is to train your fingers to be independent, flexible, flexible, if your fingers have achieved independence, flexibility, flexibility and stretch, then pressing the big horizontal press is easy, remember to get the best results with the least force, the excess force is stiff and tense, it is not easy to play quickly and flexibly... Many people will take detours when learning guitar, many people think that as long as they can play a certain solo song, they will reach a certain level, and they only need to play a difficult solo piece to learn the guitar, in fact, even if they put a lot of effort into it, they will feel that every piece cannot be played perfectly, and there will always be flaws.

It's been more than 20 years since I started learning guitar, and my initial learning has taken a lot of detours. Now I have my own scientific approach to playing the guitar... 1. The first is to fully master the guitar playing skills, we know that the guitar often plays harmony and melody.

It is necessary to solve the basic skills of playing the melody as you like, just like the wind and violin, to play any fast melody easily, which is the most important thing for solo playing, and the melody method is to practice the scales of each key, which can be referred to the 24 major and minor scales training of the guitar master Segovia. Many people think that the guitar is easy to learn, but you can compare the scales you play with the violin and the melody played by the wind to see if it is easy to match the crazy elven speed of the violin... Down is the problem of playing chords, because of the limitations of the guitar instrument, we simply can't play independent polyphony as easily as the piano**, for fast chord movement and conversion, the requirements for our left hand are very high, it is not easy to do a seamless very fast chord movement, learning guitar skills is a word (change) without any traces of the left and right hands, under the premise of accuracy, you can reach crazy speed, you can say that you are a master of technology...

2. Regarding music theory, only those who have acquired a certain amount of guitar skills can obtain a sense of musicality by playing the guitar. We must learn to sight-watch and train our ears, and we must have a firm grasp of the most basic pitch and rhythm. In this way, we can hear every note we play in our hearts, and when I play the violin, it is necessary to sing in my heart, whether it is the notes that are being played or will be played, they are already heard in the heart, and they only need to be expressed with muscles...

Pick up some of the guitar's contents.

The first is the appearance of the guitar: there must be no physical bruises, such as cracks, scratches, abrasions, looseness, skews (except for the neck that has some curves), etc.

Another is the feel: the string height must not be too high, generally 1mm at the 1st fret of the string, 12mm below the 12mm, many beginners are because of the purchase of a practice piano, the string distance is too high, the more you play with the fingers, the more uncomfortable, and finally give up, in fact, it is a very regrettable, so it is important for beginners to buy a standard folk guitar. In addition, the fret's arc should be ideal, a good folk guitar fret's arc is comfortable, and it is very easy for beginners to practice large horizontal presses, which brings twice the result with half the effort to guitar learning.

Then there is the workmanship: for example, the polishing of the fret, whether it is uniform and smooth, does not protrude outside the fretboard, the polishing of the inside of the body, and whether there are wooden thorns! These things not only check whether these indicators are qualified, but through these characteristics, you can also imagine what kind of mentality the workers of this brand have when making pianos, whether they are making furniture or making musical instruments, and the surface work is hasty, and the places that cannot be seen, such as wood selection, etc., you will know how he is fooled.

These are not all the things you need to pay attention to when buying a piano, but for beginners, these three points are very important.

Personally, I recommend that you buy a cort guitar, and it's best to find a teacher to guide you.

You don't have to buy too expensive guitars when you get started.

500-800 will do.

It's better to buy a classic.

Because classical can also play ballads. And folk songs can only play ballads.

Self-study takes a long time to digest, and it is easy to take detours.

It's better to find a master.