If you want to learn electric guitar, ask the master to help

If there is no piano, the landlord will find a wooden slat, draw the character, tie the silk with hemp rope, DIY a neck by himself, and then find some basic exercises**, according to the practice, even the upstairs talk about the climbing grid, the scale, these alone have a lot of content to practice, the landlord can not be anxious, hehehe, this is a very primitive way, the learning materials recommend the landlord to take a look at Zhang Wenzhong's "Folk Guitar Classic Tutorial", Cao Jun's "Dynamic Strings" electric guitar teaching, these are found on the Internet, I wish you a happy study!!

I haven't heard of playing an acoustic guitar without learning it, and I now occasionally play an electric guitar myself, but I still play acoustic guitar mainly, strictly speaking, it takes at least 5 years of acoustic guitar experience to play electric guitar, otherwise it is useless without a foundation.

However, the beginner of electric guitar is still mainly monophonic.

I'll tell you ! Go buy a book, it's all there! Go buy an acoustic guitar and practice first! Practice climbing lattice, practice scales, sweep rhythms or something, and listen to it yourself! Go buy a metronome and practice a good sense of rhythm!

How long does it take to practice electric guitar? This is a question that friends who are going to learn electric guitar are very curious about, after all, if you want to learn an instrument, is it difficult to see first? How long does it take to learn? The following is my beginner's guide to learning electric guitar, I hope it will be helpful to you.

How long does it take to practice electric guitar?

Folk guitar Stoveyama is the foundation of electric guitar, of course, there are also direct learning of electric guitar, but I recommend learning folk songs first, and then practicing electric guitar when you have a certain foundation.

The folk guitar is based on left-handed chords and right-handed rhythmic patterns, and if you have a good sense of musicality, you can practice for 2 hours a day, and you can expect to be able to play and sing simply in 2 months.

If you have no basic knowledge of music theory, you will need to learn during this time, such as the composition principles of chord tones.

At this time, you can do basic electric guitar practice, first the basic skills of climbing the tone, and then you can practice some scales, such as harmony minor scale and blues scale.

If you're going to practice electric guitar, you'll also want to do research on the effects.

I think it takes someone to guide you to get there, and it will take a long time to figure it out on your own.

If the electric guitar is not plugged in, can it be difficult to practice?

No, the electric guitar is very bad when played as a naked piano, and it is much worse than an ordinary guitar with a speaker, and it cannot be used as an ordinary piano.

Unplugged electric guitars are generally called naked pianos, naked pianos can be played, but the sound is too light and dry to hear how they play, and many major problems that will be reflected in the plug-in will be inaudible to the naked piano.

The ordinary acoustic guitar relies on its own speakers to amplify the volume, and the sound it produces is the original sound of the strings vibrating; The sound of the electric guitar itself is based on multiple pickups on the electric guitar, and then the volume is amplified with the help of the audio, and the timbre of the two is fundamentally different.