What are the major difficulties encountered as a beginner guitar?

The mastery of strumming the strings, this is several orders of magnitude more difficult than the big horizontal press, and it takes quite a long time, even several years, to sweep well. This confirms the saying, "The real difficulty of the guitar is in the right hand, not the left hand."

Don't think that as long as you can sweep the strings, you can still listen to it, you must be strict with yourself, and you must sweep perfectly!

This is probably one of the most difficult skills to master. Don't really think it's easy. Perfection and perfection are two different things.

Be strict with yourself! If you want to knead it well, it is estimated that it will take several years. In addition to the requirements of timbre, it is important to pay attention to the beauty of the body, because it is too expressive.

The ability to find the sound means that when you hear a paragraph, you can immediately play the corresponding sheet music on the guitar. This is the key to the pickpocket. So when you're fine with piano practice, you can just hum some tunes and play them on the guitar.

It should be the mastery of the concept of tuning, to be honest, music theory is sometimes more important than technique, I have seen a lot of people who are very skilled in playing the guitar, but they don't know anything about music theory, that is actually playing the piano randomly. ‍‍

I've been practicing guitar for a month, and I've been practicing simple versions of "Nanshan Nan" and "Chengdu" recently, but I feel that switching chords is really difficult, very unskilled, especially in the first to third frets, and the F chord has not broken through when pressed horizontally, and my fingers hurt very much, but I really don't want to give up.

I am a guitar teacher, and I have seen many people who have practiced for several years and played very averagely, because they did not master the correct practice methods, nor did they get systematic learning, and they did not know much about many knowledge points. Once you are familiar with a few chords, your right hand will always be in those accompaniment patterns. Although I can hear some of the accompaniments very nicely, I don't know how it works.

Therefore, there is a big difference between systematic learning (including music theory and playing skills) and self-study. To brag about it, many of my students have practiced for half a year to a year, which is better than some guitar enthusiasts who have played guitar for more than ten years.

The connection of chords, the left hand should be close to the fret 2 3 millimeters and the force is even, and there are many kinds of chords to learn, so take your time.

The basics, that is, the basic practice of playing the guitar, must be able to practice more and more, otherwise it will be very difficult to practice some difficult pieces in the future.

I just learned, the first class teacher told me not to do anything, just climb the lattice, I climbed for a week, the second class teacher told me not to do anything, first climb the lattice to warm up, and then practice chord conversion, I practiced for another week, the teacher from the most basic teaching, I think this does have an effect, especially by climbing the lattice, my fingers are much more flexible than before, just like many friends said, the basic skills are not practiced after playing the tune will encounter a lot of difficulties, the teacher said that even if you start to practice the tune in the future, Also practice climbing the lattice a few times before practicing.

Left-handed technique, right-handed art, pay attention to the left hand at the same time. Be sure to pay attention to the training of the right hand posture and plucking the strings.

The chords are proficient, it's no problem to change the handle or even press the big horizontally, and the song is also very familiar, but it's messy when it's played and sung, and the two rhythms can't keep up, annoying!

I think there are a lot of them that are difficult for me, such as Chengdu, I have always wanted to learn but no one teaches, this is my personal opinion Another point, when you press the chords with your left hand, if you don't have calluses then you will feel very painful, when I just started learning guitar, it hurts because I don't have calluses Now I'm learning Cantonese love stories, it's not very difficult, I don't think there should be any other difficulties, right?

Skillfully pressing chord transitions is just the basics! Not knowing music theory is the biggest bottleneck! You can't get out.

The guitar is an instrument that is easy to get started, but it is very difficult to master the profoundness and profundity! It's a pity that the average enthusiast is hindered by something technical, such as the big horizontal press of the F chord! The reason is that the fingers have no strength and fear of pain at the beginning, which is normal, and if you insist, you will hold it down!

Daheng press is not worth mentioning at all in the endless art of guitar learning!

All kinds of horizontal presses....I'm barely able to do it now....It's just infuriating when you practice ( Persistence is also very important.

I have been learning guitar for 2 months, and I have been practicing every day, and the 1234 fingers of my left hand have been cocooned, and I can simply play and sing. For example: ticking, the story of time. I believe that as long as you are willing to work hard, there is nothing bad to do.

F big horizontal press, labor training to the first time to hit the wall! It's just grumpy!!

N times of impulse to learn, always stay at the stage where you can't learn if you want to get in touch with it. When I reach middle age, I want to try again, just to try and stick to one thing.

Rhythm Bar Sometimes you can't grasp the rhythm well, and even the best songs are very ugly.

I've been practicing Little Star for half a month, and I don't have to be so anxious at first, I just climb the lattice every day, talk about Little Star, and learn chords again when I'm proficient.

I feel like you're all very good, I've been studying for 12 days, and the little stars are still playing a card, and there is no sense of rhythm.

When I played and sang a song that I was not familiar with, I ran away with the accompaniment while singing.

I haven't practiced the bm chord for a month and still can't.

Hand hurt!! Damn the burning sticks!

After practicing for half a year, I still won't press horizontally