If you don t know music theory, what is the best way to teach yourself the guitar?

I don't have any foundation, my recommendation is to buy a basic music theory book, and then buy a textbook for elementary guitar, so that I can lay a good foundation for practicing guitar while learning music theory. Because although some guitar textbooks have some music theory, I think this may not be enough for you, so I recommend you to buy a ** basic music theory to learn slowly.

Generally if you are practicing continuously, you can generally play a relatively simple song in its entirety in 2-3 a month, and at this time you will be out of control, because if you can play one, you will play 2, 3, 4 songs、、、 this feeling is incomparable!

At the beginning of playing the guitar, I started from the most basic climbing grid, so that I could exercise the flexibility, strength and independence of my fingers. In fact, the soft and hard fingers you are talking about, these problems are not big, and they are mainly acquired long-term practice. Climbing the lattice will make you feel like your fingers are growing, and once you've laid a good foundation, practice the scales and then the simple melodies, which will make your progress faster.

At the beginning of learning, the left hand can not leave nails, because the left hand must have a good habit of pressing the strings at the beginning, that is, the fingers are perpendicular to the fingerboard to press the strings, and there will be ** in the specific textbook, which you will see at that time. Leave a little on your right hand, because if you are playing a finger, you can use your fingernails to strum

Fingers will be injured at the beginning of practicing the guitar, the most common is grinding blisters, in fact, the guitar is improved in this kind of hard practice, there is no shortcut to learning the guitar, only by good methods + continuous practice.

What you said about playing and singing, if for some normal songs, I think you practice well (keep practicing), you can play and sing at will for about 1 year and a half. For some of the more difficult arrangements, I think we still need to learn them slowly.

To give you a piece of advice, when you start learning guitar, you must work the rhythm, rhythm is the most basic and important part of playing a song well. If the rhythm is not right, it is equivalent to playing blindly.

I wish you success in learning guitar as soon as possible, and you can learn guitar together in the future.

It's good to learn some basic music theory, and learn to be able to understand six-line staff.

If you are not afraid of spending money, it is the fastest to find a teacher to make up for it, and the guitar is also the fastest to learn and learn well, and it is necessary to find a teacher.

I think to learn any instrument, knowledge of music theory.

are all very important. If you want to learn the guitar well, you must master the knowledge of music theory, but this does not include those obscure music theory. Like key, scale, timing, notes, rhythm, beat, interval.

relationships as well as six staves.

It is enough to wait for these basic music theory knowledge to be mastered, and there is no need to waste time on too advanced music theory.

There are many dazzling techniques for guitar playing, and many beginners only see the mastery of the master's performance, thinking that they can get close to the master level if they have mastered the technique. But in fact, skills are only used to express emotions at the right time, not that you are a master if you have learned various skills. Technique is for the sake of playing, not the subject of playing.

Some people can understand the music after learning the guitar for a while, and they can play the music cross-control, but they can't match the notes on the fretboard, which is obviously because they are not proficient in memorizing the scales on the fretboard. It's okay to play it for a short time, but if you only know how to play the strings in the later stage of learning, you won't remember the basic scales, and you won't notice if you play it wrong. Therefore, although there are many scales on the fretboard, it should still be memorized.

It is best to choose music theory according to your actual situation.

Not necessarily learned. If you learn to read music and calculate music theory. That is to learn, if reading music is only common sense, then there is no need to learn. However, if a genius student can distinguish the length of a note without teaching, then he does not need to learn music theory. If you don't have any talent at all, learn some music theory first.

You don't have to learn music theory to learn guitar first, there may be some people who learn music theory first to learn guitar, but if you want to learn to play some songs, you don't need to learn music theory to talk about it, you just need to remember the position. I didn't study music theory before, and then I learned guitar, and then I gradually understood some music theory.

To learn guitar, it is recommended to learn music theory first. Because learning the guitar requires learning to read staves and sheet music. At least the knowledge of music theory must be understood, otherwise it will be difficult to move an inch.

You don't have to learn music theory to learn guitar, but you must have a motivation to learn it. Playing handsome, chasing girls, or hobbies.

Depending on your purpose of learning guitar, if you just want to be handsome, you can learn a few tunes on a regular basis, and you don't need to learn music theory. The purpose of learning music theory is to make you understand the score, and you can play and sing songs that you have not learned.

To learn the guitar, you must not learn music theory first. Learning sight singing and ear training is more useful than learning music theory. Learning music theory without any foundation can only make people more and more confused the more they learn.

It depends on how far the subject wants to raise his or her level.

If you just want to sing a song and have fun.

It doesn't matter if you learn music theory or not.

But if you really want to learn well.

That music theory is essential.

I think the subject's question should be "when is the best time to learn music theory".

There is a clear answer to this question.

You have to know the guitar as an instrument.

You can play songs without learning any music theory.

The six-line staff is so simple that it explodes.

Just practice the chord transition.

It's actually very easy to reach a level where you can play and sing.

As long as you have enough work to practice the piano.

As for when to learn music theory.

This must be on the premise of playing some songs.

Want to know why a particular song is playing these chords.

Why is it good to play this chord.

If you change the chord, you can't achieve the same effect.

In short, it is a time when various whys arise in the heart.

This is the best time to learn music theory.

Because this is the only time to understand these things from the heart.

Instead of learning the piano at the beginning, I didn't even play the monophonic version of Little Star 6 and learned music theory knowledge.

In that case, the first one is very boring and boring.

Can't learn. Even if you understand the second one, you won't be able to use it.

Learning is the same as not learning.

There must be some songs to use as a base.

If you study music theory again, some things will suddenly become clear.

It depends on how much you plan to learn the guitar, if it's just a hobby, you need to know music theory, if you want to be more professional, you must learn music theory.

In general, you have to learn music theory before learning an instrument, otherwise you will not be able to play an instrument. Music theory is the foundation that can make your instrument play better and more standardized.

To learn any instrument, I think you have to learn music theory first.

Personally, I think you need to learn music theory first!

Not necessarily.

I was an art student in high school, and I was doing music theory and playing together, so I could integrate the knowledge of music theory into all stages of guitar playing.

If you want to learn guitar playing to a certain level, you must study music theory seriously. If you just want to have fun, of course, you don't want to learn it, but I personally recommend that no matter what, it's best to learn the basics of music theory.

Music theory is to let you have a number in your heart, music theory is not only about harmony, not only about scales.

If you say "how long does it take to learn angles", then I can tell you that you don't even need to learn any music theory, as long as you have a good sense of music; If you play the guitar well, then you have to learn a lot

If you want to talk about how long it takes, you just need to know how to read the score, know where the guitar gestures are placed, and pluck your fingers according to the score, and it won't take you a few minutes.

Be sure that even if it's a hobby, if you don't learn music theory, it's like teaching you how to write, and you don't know what to read. Music theory is equivalent to initials and finals....It can make you know the words and understand what they mean

One of the music theories that must be learned for beginners to learn guitar: scales, and second: simple notation of sound names and roll calls.

<> 3: The position of the basic scale in C major on the guitar.

Fourth: the relationship between the law of interval relationship and degree.

Fifth: the basic structure of chords.

Sixth: the basic arrangement of chords.

Music theory to learn when learning guitar includes: scales, chords, rhythm, mode, harmony, chord progression, composition, etc.

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To learn the guitar, you need to learn the following music theory:

Scales: Understand the composition of scales, such as major scales, minor scales, and harmonic scales.

Chords: Learn to identify and construct chords, such as chord types, chord progressions, etc.

Rhythm and Timing: Understand the basic concepts of rhythm, such as beat, tempo, tick, etc.

Composing: Learn to compose and interpret scores.

Strumming Techniques: Learn a variety of guitar playing techniques, such as fingering, portamento, kneading, and more.

Practice: Practice a variety of repertoire to improve technique and sexuality.

Music theory, not specific to the guitar, is the theory of **.

Since it is the music theory of the guitar, it is indispensable to talk about the "arrangement of sounds" on the guitar.

The arrangement of the six strings of the guitar from bass to treble is: eadgbe, that is: mi la (bass) re sol si (alto) mi (treble) these six open string tones, except for the second string and the third string are major thirds, the other two adjacent strings are pure fourths.

This is the relationship between the empty strings of the guitar.

After talking about the vertical one, let's talk about the horizontal one. On the same string of the guitar, the relationship between the two adjacent frets is a semitone. The 3-4 and 7-1 in the natural major scale are chromatic relationships, so they are next to each other, for example, the second fret of the fourth string is 3, then the fourth string and the third fret are 4.

I want to learn the guitar basically. Don't forget that the guitar is a musical instrument. It is important that you learn the instrument well, and it is important to understand the basic music theory so that you can better understand the guitar or other instruments.

Learn the principles of the guitar, learn the characteristics of the six strings, learn the scales in the lower position, and learn simple chords. That's the foundation.