Should I learn guitar and music theory at the same time?

First of all, correct a little, buying a guitar will not be of much help, but it's good, it's best to find a music theory knowledge to explain**, it's best to ask a teacher for advice, buy a book about stave, in this way can improve your ability to read music, in the process of self-study combined with ** and the teacher's prompts, usually listen to more major scales, which helps to ear training and the cultivation of musicality, don't ignore the rhythm, a good song must not only have a good melody, but also have a good rhythm, these need to listen to more often, more practice, When you have a certain foundation, you can try to write down the music of the songs you have listened to, and compare it with the original score to see what is lacking, so that you may improve through repeated practice.

I learned guitar first and then music theory, and now I've written some songs! In my experience, it's best to sync!

Without a teacher, it is difficult to learn synchronously on your own.

It is recommended to start with a simple one, such as a harmonica, etc. The guitar is not easy to learn after all. After you have a certain foundation, you can practice with Hyun.

Synchronous learning is the best!!

Combination of movement and static!!

First learn music theory by yourself, and then learn composition, and when you encounter something you don't understand when you are self-studying, ask the nearest middle school ** teacher or higher. Note: Self-study must also start from scratch, otherwise the more you will not understand the more you go on.

Learning guitar or not has nothing to do with the lyrics you want to write for yourself.

Let's learn the stave first.

So, first of all, be patient, the early stage is lonely, if you can, go on.

1.Buy a guitar (if you have the money to buy a good one, you can also spend more than 100 yuan on the practice piano.) It's better to buy a ballad, I know that the wire string will make your fingers hurt, but if it doesn't hurt, can you remember the taste? It doesn't hurt, can you find the sensation quickly? ）

2.Buy this guitar jujube Xunxun March Pass tutorial This is a must-buy for self-study.

4.Buy music theory books (recommend Li Chongguang, some people ask why you want to play the guitar to read staves, to learn those irrelevant music theories, I don't know how to explain, but, there is no knowledge of music theory, and no one to guide you, you can't understand many things).

5.It's also good to find a teacher on the Internet, add QQ, and be diligent and others are interested in teaching.

Chunchang sells his hands and asks questions haha, fellow travelers.

Never mind. The guitar will not be enjoyable, and Gorry can also learn.

It's best to find a teacher with a vertical silver ruler, and the effect is not very good to practice by yourself.

Buy a book and fight for hiding.

Buy this guitar textbook and stick to it

The key to learning the guitar lies in the consolidation and proficiency of the basic skills, you find a piano shop to learn, you can learn the basics in about a month, and then Ling Mengpi needs your own practice, otherwise you can't understand the ruler.

Music Theory Knowledge Class - Guitar Introduction, the interval is not as difficult as you think, come and learn.

Four-quarter beat means four beats per bar with quarter notes, one beat per bar if whole notes are one beat, half notes are one beat per bar two beats, quarter notes are one beat per bar four beats, eighth notes are one beat per bar eight beats, sixteenth notes are one beat per bar, thirty-second notes are one beat per bar, and thirty-two notes are one beat per bar.

Because, a whole note is four beats, and one whole note = two quarter notes = four quarter notes = eight eighth notes = sixteen sixteenth notes = thirty-two thirty-second notes. And so on, the time value of the following note is half the time of the time of the previous note.

Four-quarter beat means: one quarter note is one beat, four beats per measure... I don't bring it for that... Four-three beats means that quarter notes are one beat, and each measure is in three beats.

These things are found in a music theory book, and the so-called "theory" is just something that needs to be memorized, just a rule. Just like if we don't grow up for a year, our age will increase by one year, in the final analysis, there is no reason, it's just that time is counted by us humans.

In the past, I always couldn't figure out music theory, but then I figured it out, not for me to understand music theory, but to use music theory to understand **, that's all.

？Whole notes are in 4 beats, one in each measure, and half notes are in 2 beats, two in each measure... 4 quarters...

8th notes, 8 ... 16 32 64.。。

Beginners in music theory generally understand that quarter notes are in one beat (there are also those that use half notes or eighth notes in one beat).

Four-quarter time, each bar contains 4 quarter notes, or 1 whole note, or 2 quarter notes, or 2 quarter notes + 1 half note, or 1 dotted half note + 1 quarter note, ......Anyway, in the end, it adds up to exactly 4 beats per measure.

Whole note: 4 beats.

Half notes: 2 beats (i.e. 2 half notes and 1 whole note).

Quarter notes: 1 beat (4 quarter notes, 1 whole note, 2 quarter notes, 1 half note).

Eighth notes: 1 2 beats (2 eighth notes, 1 quarter note, 8 eighth notes, 1 whole note).

Sixteenth notes: 1 4 beats (4 sixteenth notes 1 quarter note, 16 sixteenth notes 1 whole note).

The dotted note increases the value of this note by half: dotted half note (2+1 3 beats), dotted quarter note (1+1 2 = 1 and a half beats), dotted eighth note (1 2+1 4=3 4 beats).

"Learn Stave Together" is suitable for beginners! Ren Damin editor-in-chief! That's how I started!

Look for Li Chongguang's basic music theory book and take a look, it should be better.

To put it simply:

The so-called A key fingering and F key fingering refer to the different phonemes of each scale on the guitar, not your fingers. Of course, if you are looking at a six-line staff, you can play it directly according to the score, and you don't necessarily need to memorize the fingering of each key. However, for example, the stave and the sheet music only record the pitch of the tune, and do not directly tell you the position of each note on the guitar, and if you don't memorize these phonemes, it is difficult to play the score.

The purpose of the capo clip is to improve the pitch of the guitar as a whole. It is only the adjustment of the acoustic effect of the performance, which has no direct and inevitable relationship with the key itself. So, the capo is just a tool to modify the sound of the guitar, and of course not when you don't need it.