How should I get started and train the pick up technique for acoustic guitar?

Well, the above is quite complete, and Pik also has to start practicing from climbing the lattice, with a metronome, starting from 60, and then faster when you are proficient, and so on.

The correct way to use the guitar pick includes: the holding method of the pick, the playing technique of the pick, the angle of the string of the pick, etc.

First, the hand-held method of the paddle

1. The thumb and index finger of the right hand are crossed to form a cross, and the other three fingers are naturally bent.

2. Place the pick on the outside of the first joint of the index finger so that the tip of the index finger is facing the tip of the pick.

3. Press your thumb two-thirds of the paddle, perpendicular to the tip of the paddle.

Of course, some people also like to use their thumb and middle finger to hold the pick, which is also possible, as long as it does not affect the playing. Of course, remember not to pinch too much or too little when you take it. Pinching too much, playing stiffly, fingers easily touching the strings.

Pinching too little, or the pick being too soft, can lead to loose or noisy playing. Typical chord depth is 1 mm. This one takes a lot of practice to form a fumble accurately.

Second, the playing technique of the pick

1. Finger support.

After holding the pick correctly, use your little finger as a support and place it on the guitar guard as a fulcrum so that the position of your hand is relatively fixed. Then use the pick to find the strings during the playing. This way is played in the middle of the sound hole, and the sound is clear.

It is often used for folk guitar to break down chords and solo playing.

2. Wrist support.

Once you have held the pick correctly, place your wrist on the saddle as a support so that your right hand can easily find the strings. This method is played behind the sound hole, and the tone is stiff. It is often used to break down chords and muffle playing.

3. Arm support.

Once you have held the pick correctly, place your right right elbow on the top of the case as a fulcrum. It's not easy for beginners to find the strings, but it's perfect for playing jazz, blues, and other styles.

3. The plucked string angle of the pick

Be careful not to pluck the strings vertically. Vertical plucking of the strings cannot be easily plucked, and even if the tone is plucked, it looks very dry and difficult to hear. It is recommended to tilt the strings at an angle of about 60 to 80 degrees.

1. First of all, choose a musical instrument store or piano store with a good reputation, if you plan to study and play for a long time, you can also buy it in a more famous brand store, which will be more guaranteed in terms of quality and after-sales.

2. Choose the material of the guitar, the top of the classical guitar is recommended to choose red pine, the dorsal side panel is recommended to choose rosewood or cypress, the neck is recommended to choose mahogany, and the fingerboard is recommended to choose ebony or ebony.

3. Check whether the surface of the guitar is evenly painted, whether there are traces of bumps and scratches, whether the workmanship is meticulous, whether the gluing between the guitar plate is tight, and whether the wood texture of the panel is clear.

4. Touch down the neck with your hand to check whether it is rough, check whether there is any crack in the joint between the neck and the body, and whether there is any rust in the headstock and chords.

5. Check whether the inside of the guitar cabinet is clean and tidy, whether there are moths, whether the workmanship is rough, try to play the strings, check whether the sound is harmonious, observe the grade setting, and correct the tone.

It is recommended to choose a pick of more than 1mm for electric guitar picks. It is recommended to choose an acoustic guitar under 1mm!

Hello, it's better to choose a bright one, not too hard kind.

Two ways to hold a guitar pick:

1. OK type holding: First, you follow along, using your right hand to make one.

Inside the OK hand shape, relax all the holding fingers, and keep the gesture is good. (Now the finger sides of your thumb and index finger should be attached, which is what we usually do).

2. Clenched fist holding: Many beginners will laugh at the fact that this kind of holding method is not standard, but their view is wrong, when a song reaches a certain high speed, it turns out that the OK type is not stable enough, and too high speed will cause the force deflection of the pick, and finally even lead to the loss of the pick.

If you look at the textbooks published in Japan, you will find that those people switch from the OK type to the fist clenching method when playing arpeggios and high-speed solo (Shinichi Kobayashi's "Hell Guitar").

First you need to be familiar.

To copy it, the bai gesture of holding the pick is very important, and it is best to hold the index finger at ninety degrees with the big du. And then it just keeps going.

Do some simple exercises for the right hand, don't be too complicated at first, try to complete it, and practice until the paddle will not easily fall off the hand and the position will not shift. Then you can practice with some complex repertoire

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Strict from climbing the lattice.

According to the up and down movement, climb to 12 frets and then the other way around, and then practice the scale, starting from the M-type scale, and then the L-type scale, and then you can find some popular ** for practice, and so on strictly according to the up and down pluck, you can practice freely, the early stage is a little difficult, do not stare at the right hand in the later stage, insist!

1. Use millimeter-to-millimeter-thick picks to break down the guitar, and use millimeter-to-millimeter-thick plects to play guitar strumming.

2. The other three fingers that do not hold the paddle are naturally bent, slightly attached to the panel, toggle up and down, can not use wrist strength, when dialing up and down, the thumb is dialed down, and when dialing upward, the index finger is stirred up.

3. The wrist is very critical when strumming the strings, and it needs to be rotated flexibly and elastically, the movement trajectory of the tip of the pick should be arc, and the wrist should be slightly flipped outward, so that the guitar and the piano board are about 45 degrees inclined, whether it is playing a single note or strumming the pluck, try to maintain a certain slope with the guitar board.

4. When playing a single note or breaking down chords, it is recommended not to deliberately stretch your little finger to stand on the piano board as a fulcrum.

What are the ways to use guitar picks.