Electric guitar feels like it s getting slower, what should I do?

Don't practice aimlessly, have a goal. Pay attention to the mastery of skills.

Exercises are tools to improve specific techniques. They can make you work on individual techniques so that you can master them quickly. With the right practice, you can be successful in weeks or months, not years.

1. Slow down Play slowly and don't make mistakes. Your fingers will move according to your training. If you practice quickly, even 100 times, can you say that at 101 reps, you are suddenly able to play correctly and clearly?

However, if you practice 100 times correctly, you can guarantee that the next one will be perfect.

2. Avoid psychological disorders If you concentrate too much, you will be nervous and anxious, and this pressure will make you make more mistakes, which in turn will increase anxiety. Don't push yourself. Maintain a smooth and fluent rhythm.

Natural movement combined with rhythm prevents the creation of psychological disorders.

3. Pay attention to the purpose of the practice Since the practice is set up to improve a certain skill, you should understand the purpose of the practice, and then focus your attention when you practice.

4. Don't spend too much time on a certain practice If you practice a technique for too much time, you will actually start to go the other way. It is best to relax your muscles after the exercise. Play something different and then go back to what you practiced, and you'll find that it's not that hard!

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Normal phenomenon, it may be a hurdle, at this time it is best to stop and rest for a few days, listen to the **, watch the scene, or simply go out for a walk, practice must know how to adjust, when it is time to stop, you have to stop, so as to improve.

It's not that you're slow, it's that you're tired of it, and this kind of thinking shouldn't be there.

You have to know one thing, the feel of the electric guitar and the folk piano is completely different, if you play the electric guitar according to the string strength of the xylophone, you will never be able to play it fast, because the output is too much, the electric guitar should be pressed just right, and the point should not be too much, otherwise the hard hand action will be stiff.

In addition, the electric guitar is graded, I don't know what price you use, the feel is very important, if there is a condition, you try those 1w or so pianos, you will find that it is really good to play, but even if you don't use the piano at this price, don't use imitation piano, the more recommended is about 2000 Indian squier, domestic sq is not good, products under excessive cost control, this is not sold overseas (Hong Kong also only sells Indian sq) If you are sure that your fingers already have a little strength, Let's get started with Kobayashi's beginner level.

You can practice in sections, your method is right, from slow to fast, practice in sections until the speed of the small sections is OK, and then connect them in series, it is normal for the speed not to go up, this is the bottleneck period.

I don't think you have to climb the lattice all the time, you don't have to practice everything else, you don't have to dictate yourself to practice for five hours, some things fall into place.

You can also learn by yourself, the main thing is to cultivate the interest in playing, not just mechanical practice, it is best to have a few like-minded friends, practice can promote each other.

I also came into contact with electric guitar when I was in college, and I practiced it for a while, but I found it boring. Because I didn't have the best career aspirations in this area, I switched back to xylophone after graduation.

Practicing the piano is in a hurry, just like there are countless buckets from small to large, one for each, you practice the piano every day is to fill it with water, and the small ones are full before they can overflow and flow into the larger buckets, and your level can be upgraded to a higher level. The problem is that everyone's barrel specifications are different, because of issues such as perception, habits, and playing styles. Maybe you can't hold the smallest bucket in a year.

Now you're filling a bucket with water, and you think it's full, but you don't know how big the bucket is. Don't rush, take your time, maybe the last bowl of water will be full.

And sometimes you really need to point your fingers, which is a matter of experience, make more friends, and make more friends.

1.Practice more climbing, remember to practice slowly, ensure that the finger force is independent for each note, do not tilt the little finger, and the rest of the fingers should be pressed in the original position. It should be pressed accurately, and the bullet should be accurate.

2.Speed is not a matter of one or two days.,The method is right.,To be able to practice every day.,Generally about a month or so can see some obvious results.,That is, the solo before playing obviously feels that the hand is light.。 But Heng Rang, you have to continue to practice, and if you don't practice for a month, the level will regress.

3.Most people have the weakness of the ring finger and little finger lack exercise, but don't forget that it is also important to train the middle and index fingers to slow down the erection of the finger. Don't think my middle finger is okay, let you use your middle finger and index finger to repeatedly tick the string from the first string to the sixth string, how long can you hold on to your hand without cramping?

Also, if you use your index finger to move quickly from 1st to 5th and from 3rd to 8th, can you play quickly and accurately? 4.Speed play is not only the work of the left hand, but the right hand is the mainstay.

The paddle exercise, like climbing, is a basic skill that requires long-term specialized training. Don't say that the speed is in a hurry, you see that the masters are very calm, pay attention to the slight movement of their fingers, this is the right kung fu. 5.

It is said that after practicing for a while, your hands cramped, which proves that you have practiced to the point. It is said that don't stop when your hands cramp, and if you hold on for a little more than one or two times, your kung fu will grow, as if this sentence was said by Li Yanliang. 6.

Don't be proud of which master's solo you can imitate, you're just scratching the surface. However, it can be used as a phased goal to be able to play a certain solo well, which means that it can be played calmly and has room for maneuver, smooth fingering and string trills interspersed.

The violin is not the most difficult instrument.

The hardest part is the classical guitar.

Even Paganini's 24 Caprice, which is said to have tormented the violinist, have all been adapted into multi-part solo pieces on classical guitar.

The difficulty of the electric guitar speed play is also quite large.

The main components of speed play are the scale cavity, rough digging chromatic dot strings, and plucking techniques (other techniques are relatively easy to practice).

One of the most difficult grades is the scale.

Many guitarists are afraid to play scales (which is why so many people rely on playing nuclear heavy metal rhythms to bluff the stool people), and even if they practice for three years, the scale will not reach a high level.

This takes years to accumulate.

The technique used is the chromatic scale (climbing lattice), which is not appreciated by many "masters", and the piano holding and hand shape are all standard classical guitar postures.

Total, pay for everything, get back.

There are no geniuses. It's all hard work.

1. First check if the neck is straight. It can be inspected by sight or with a longer steel ruler.

2 Then look at the bridge of the guitar, single shake or fixed bridge, in the case of the neck is straight, lower the height appropriately.

3. If it is a double swing, first adjust the angle at which the spring has maintained the horizontal angle of the bridge, and then consider lowering the bridge height.

4. If you are uncomfortable pushing the strings, you can also change the strings to try it.

The question of the strings ... Or maybe your fretboard chords are too far apart, and if your electric guitar has a crank, use the screw holes in the bridge to turn around and adjust it.

Hard work pays off! The method is correct, diligent and hard-working, and there is no way to do it!

There is no quick trick, that is, you have to practice more, stick to it every day, and you can continue to speed up. On the contrary, if you don't practice for a while, your fingers will be dull and your speed will be reduced.

Start slowly, increase your speed a little bit at a time, and use it as a test of your hand speed when you get close to your own limit.

Then, every time I rushed to a certain speed and couldn't play the rhythm well, I would go back and play the rhythm at a slightly slower speed

Basically, the limit speed must be 10% higher than the speed of perfect mastery, the former is a simple muscle ability, the latter is the ability to master proficiently, when the limit speed increases, the speed of general perfect mastery will also increase, in short, walking step by step will increase the confidence of the practitioner, and can do targeted exercises.

Finally, no matter how far you go, focus on the part of the tempo that you have mastered perfectly, which is really the <> that you can control and play