How do I persevere in practicing the guitar How do I continue to practice the guitar

Guitar Teaching] The Process of Accumulation: Do You Want to Become an Electric Guitar Master? Friday, December 29th, 2006 at 12:

10 Learning electric guitar is like learning English, it is a cumulative process, there is no quick master. Guitar masters van Halen, zakk and dream theatre guitarist John are all masters of accumulating learning, and I have read their articles, so I will talk about them in a few aspects.

What should all be accumulated?

1. Accumulation of teaching materials: good teaching materials, different styles of teaching materials are necessary for you to learn guitar, and the teaching materials that look difficult today may not be used in the future, especially the teaching materials of blues and jazz and some teaching materials of harmony theory.

2. Accumulation of music scores: Today's guitar lovers are really happy, it is difficult for us to make some scores when we were learning the piano, and many circles are still secretly hidden, hehe, afraid that others will surpass themselves. Online ** is the best way, ** after printing out, installed in A4 plastic clips, categorized into groups, and develop good habits.

It is also possible to buy some copies of the score through the piano store, but the printing quality is very poor. If you have the opportunity, you can ask a friend to buy some original scores abroad, which is very cool. I like to collect some of the original scores of the bands I love.

Create a directory for yourself in the computer, classify the guitar pro scores according to the band and style, and put the music you have played and what you want to practice into a folder to make your own piano learning score library.

3. Accumulation of audio-visual materials: the six-string score can not correctly reflect the timbre, strength and taste, and at the same time learn the piano, you must repeatedly compare the original CD, and compress the CD you want to practice, and compress it into ***, which is also classified management on the computer. Make your own audiovisual library.

VCD and *** can likewise build their own libraries.

4. Accumulation of experience Many friends have a good time when they practice the piano by themselves, and everyone plays together, and the drum and bass are messed up by themselves, so it is necessary to rehearse more together. If you have the conditions, you should use a drum machine to practice, and you can also practice arrangement. The accumulation of stage experience is also very important, and the connection of equipment, recording experience, etc., is ominous.

In short, scientific learning can improve everyone's efficiency in learning the piano, accumulation is a very good habit, I wish you early progress and realize your ideals.

Interest is the best teacher.

As long as you really like it. It's sure to stick to it.

First of all, you have to determine whether you love it or not, and if not, it's better not to practice anymore.

If so, find some simple songs that you like to practice, play and sing by yourself, you don't need to practice for a long time, but you must play a song in its entirety, and you can't break it. And you can't forget the tunes of each practice, and you must practice them repeatedly.

The basics are always the focus and are the items that must be practiced every day.

Hello lz, I am also a beginner guitar beginner, I want to say that practicing the guitar well does not necessarily improve quickly after practicing for a long time, just like some people who learn well, you can't see that they are learning poorly, but they are always working hard.

I think one of the things about learning guitar is your perseverance (of course, you have a lot of this), and the other is your efficiency, which is how well you concentrate.

In addition, please don't aim for a certain song when you practice the guitar, when you reach your level, you will naturally be able to play, and six hours a day is a bit much, because practice is also combined with rest, and practicing too much may have a certain counterproductive effect.

Since everyone's level is different, it's hard to say this, but I want to give LZ a few pieces of advice:

Don't rush into the song, start with basic fingering chords.

When practicing, pay attention to the standard of action and don't use too much force according to the product.

Your love for the guitar is very good, but your idea is wrong, training the guitar first to find a scientific method and the correct training of basic skills, good basic skills can play a lot**, if only a few pieces of music, do not train the basic skills, it is not perfect performance, and the level of learning the guitar is not determined by time, it is determined by the depth of the basic skills mastered... The way to learn is to. 1. Learn the comparison between stave and guitar 2. Train the scales of each key 3. Train the common chords of each key 4. Play a single melody with a single melody and learn to see and train your ears to master the pitch and rhythm 5. Play a simple solo piece with chords to distinguish the part of the melody and accompaniment 6. Train the scale speed and accuracy 7. Buy a qualified guitar to train and learn.

All learning is focused on accumulation, even if it is 8 hours a day and a month level can not have a qualitative leap, your mood I can understand, it is best to take time to practice every day, not much, when you are tired of learning, you can relax the practice for a while, but if you want to achieve the best effect in a month, it is recommended that you start practicing from the basic skills, which is usually called "climbing the lattice" and so on. Songs can be learned after you have been tired.

If you haven't played before, there is no callus on your hand, start attacking about a week ago, your left hand is based on basic fingering, your right hand is 53231323, your left hand hurts a lot and you rest your left hand, your right hand is empty, it is not recommended to spend 6 hours a week before, it's too long, your fingertips will crack if you don't have a callus, and you will have a calloon in 6 hours! Analyze the spectrum you're going to play in the first week. Break out in the next few weeks!

Novices should not exceed two hours a day, there is not so much to practice, and the fingers will not be able to stand it... Don't force yourself to learn, just follow your own interests.

Six hours a day. If you can persevere, blue and white porcelain will also make you look ?。。 Don't make blue and white porcelain a target.

If you really stick to your love for the guitar as you say, then I don't think there's any tune that can stump your Come on you can make Van Halen's guitar solo, eruption (eruption) a goal. Although I am not a guitar composer by profession, I think that as long as I work hard, I can succeed in anything

Do you like the song blue and white porcelain very much?? Just pointing out the guitar solo of this song, it just so happens that I have. And I just learned it, it is a score compiled by Lu Jiahong, which is good to listen to and play. You must have been able to take it down if you practiced so hard.

It seems that you are just talking, learning guitar like you, learning for three years, twelve hours a day, you can't get started.

It is necessary to practice scientifically, to learn skillfully, to find a good teacher, and to practice basic skills.

Let me talk about it casually, first of all, I envy your age very much, there are many people nowadays who are very envious when they see others playing drums or playing the guitar better, in fact, it is just because others have accumulated a long time of boring hard practice in a very suitable place to show it.

Your current problem is that you always feel that your progress is too slow, and you are embarrassed to tell others that you can play guitar or jazz drums, in fact, depending on your situation, you are not a professional player, one or two years of practice, it is really far from enough, the next time you meet a master, you ask others how long they have been practicing? (It's how long you've practiced, not how long you've learned, and there's a big difference.)

My tips: 1. You can continue to meet friends with the same interests as you, create a circle or group range, and stimulate each other's interest in practice.

2. Collect any information related to guitar or jazz drums, and constantly enrich your horizons.

3. Find a book that you have already learned a third of the time, practice one by one, record yourself from the beginning, listen carefully to the recording of your practice every week, keep what you like, delete what you don't like, and the results are very objective after a year.

4. At the same time, develop other specialties that you can and have a certain amount of talent, and also integrate into the circle, and then show your own guitar or jazz drum skills at an appropriate time. (The premise is that the people in this circle are not engaged in any musical instrument at all, such as photography, outdoor sports or even gaming).

The above suggestions are summarized as letting you make more friends, stimulate each other's interest, practice systematically, and occasionally show yourself to get the affirmation of others, and you can slowly experience it yourself.

Finally, I would like to send you a sentence "Ten years later, you will feel that it is never too late to do anything"!

If you play the drum kit, you will definitely not improve. There is a full set of teaching materials, and when you are a beginner, you are strictly required to play according to the score, and you can only let go after mastering various skills.

It's very simple, you put the guitar by your side every day, where you can easily reach it, and you can't put it aside anyway! When you look at **, take it out to climb the grid, practice chords, and practice the big crossbar. Then when I got tired of playing games, when I looked back and saw my guitar again, I picked it up and played simple tunes, such as Castle in the Sky and Romance of Love.

When you come back to your room from dinner, you see the guitar there again, and then you play it casually. If you learn to press the f chord, you will know that the big horizontal press is difficult to live and die at first, and then you just play casually, and you will play it slowly, right? After that, you should get into the habit of playing the guitar every day, you say.

As for the teacher, I didn't hire a teacher for the guitar I learned myself, and I had to practice it by myself when I did.

The March Pass in your hand alone is enough for you to practice, and there is a part of this book dedicated to explaining how this book should be read and how you should usually practice, you can take a look. You can also practice the etudes in the book, thinking that practicing the basics will be very boring, and playing some simple tunes or singing some simple songs will help you learn the guitar.

If you don't understand, you can continue to ask me, hope.

Basics, beginners don't need to focus on chord memorization. The following aspects should be practiced:

Finger string precision and force.

The posture of pressing the strings.

Don't be fast, the speed of 60-70 is just right, don't play 100, it's not good for you.

Pay attention to the timing and timbre of each note.

This.

This is a bottleneck.

It shows that you don't have the theory in your mind, and it also shows that you don't have enough exposure and not enough understanding, so you feel confused.

Do you understand why chords are structured the way they are, and what the degrees between notes mean.

And the chords are not as simple as those basic chords, big and small three, increase or subtract 7, 9 chords with a blues feeling, hanging chords, inverted chords, strong chords, and more, they are actually composed according to certain interval rules and arrangements.

And you're not just content with playing and singing other people's songs, you also want to make your own songs, you want to create your own beautiful melodies, so do you feel exhausted? I think so.

Therefore, in essence, the theory is not enough, and the technique can be practiced without anything to do first, and there is no hurry, mainly to make up for the ** theory, I hope it will be useful to you, pure hand.

It's impossible to say how many years it will take.,In terms of hours.,It's basically about 5000 hours.。。

It won't take too long, but if you keep working hard, it's about 1-2 years. (It's best to start with folk songs first and lay a good foundation).

First of all, I would like to remind you that speed and skill are not equivalent, and guitarists who only pursue speed will enter a blind spot and become an athlete, and it has nothing to do with **, but to get to this speed, it will take 3 years at the earliest, and it is not recommended to learn blindly, hehe.

It is enough to practice hard for a year.

Correct posture and fingering are also important, and it's best to find someone who can play and pluck it. Of course, the most important thing is to practice a lot, to practice everything, climbing, chords, strumming, breakdowns, scales, as well as glissandos, trills, strikes, hooks... Lots of guitar skills.

The landlord is self-taught? Very impressive. However, this may take some detours. If the landlord really doesn't want to find a teacher, he goes to the piano shop to buy a guitar introductory course.

There are too many, the landlord can practice playing and singing some tunes first.

I am a guitar teacher at the Guangzhou Philharmonic Art Training Center. Let me tell you. Learn the folk guitar first, and buy a single version of the guitar, more than a thousand.

Let's not talk about whether the timbre is good or bad, but a good piano feel will make it easier for you to learn, this is important, this is the most important thing. Pick the piano must be light. Wood-colored.

And the size of the piano, I will tell you directly, you can like it, it doesn't matter. Nothing matches the size of the body. Personally, I suggest that the most popular D-type piano is easier to find, compared to other shape pianos.

Folk guitar, classical guitar, electric guitar, which one are you going to learn? You have to decide which one you like and then you can start it, so that you can increase your interest.

Buying a guitar depends on your conditions, there is no beginner guitar for guitars. A good piano is very helpful to yourself, don't say that beginners have to buy cheap ones, this statement I personally disagree. A good piano is what makes you practice well, and if you just want to have fun, it's up to you.

About 500 is fine, one or two hundred practice pianos have poor sound quality, and pressing the strings is also laborious.

Buying a guitar depends on the size of your hands, and it is appropriate to hold it yourself! There are good and bad guitars, and the good ones are of course expensive.

In time, the guitar is easy to learn. Buy a 300+ guitar to learn from others, plus self-study, you can apply for a guitar class if you have the conditions, and it will be almost the same after half a year. But if you go further and more profoundly, it depends on your own efforts.