Every time he mentions the guitar, he has an urge to learn

There are a lot of self-taught people on folk guitar! It is recommended to take at least one or two lessons to learn the basic postures and hand shapes well. Avoid playing the piano out of shape due to incorrect posture.

Beginners' ears are generally not very reliable, so it is necessary to have a tuner to avoid the huge impact caused by inaccurate strings.

In short, it is possible to study on your own, and it is not difficult to play and sing folk songs, and the requirements are not high!!

I wish you the results soon!!

The guitar is completely self-taught, and I was one of them, but someone taught me fingering.

The thumb plays the first string to the third string (I'm talking about the three strings from thick to thin), the fourth on the index finger, the fifth on the middle finger, and the sixth on the ring finger.

In this way, after learning fingering, you can practice playing a single note, first familiarize yourself with the right hand, then the left hand, and then start learning and strings.

It's not hard to learn at all, but only if you have a strong interest.

Strums can be played with a pick, and rising tones can be used with capos.

The answer is satisfied, so be thick!

Anthracene, and what, there will be a certain amount of boredom at the beginning, and I started the same, mainly persevering, after learning some small tunes.

It is recommended that it is best to find a teacher to study, which is more efficient, and you can go to the piano store to have a look.

There are also classes once a week, and if you study on your own, you must be mindful, otherwise you won't be able to drop.

There are many successful self-taught folk songs! If you want to be able to play and sing simply, buy a 41-inch standard piano, don't buy a popular piano, it's a toy.

Then buy a textbook like a guitar self-taught March Pass, as well as a tuner, otherwise the strings will not be tuned, and read books and practice for 1-2 hours a day. Stick to it, at the slowest for a month, simple playing and singing is not a problem!

If you want to learn, you can buy a guitar book, practice step by step, and a month is enough time to get started!

Are you suitable for guitar lessons? See if you have the following qualifications?

1) Be able to recognize simple notation or staves, and be able to sing a song completely without going out of tune;

2) Perseverance – This is the most important thing. The beginning of learning the guitar is very boring, and some important basic skills must be done every day. Only with strong willpower can we go through the initial stage of learning and enter a new realm full of fun.

Perseverance is important

3) Can you guarantee that you will not give up even if your fingers hurt within the first 2 weeks of learning guitar?

If you meet the above criteria, there is no doubt that you must be suitable for playing guitar. In time, you may be able to become a guitar master. Good luck! Believing in yourself is half the battle! ye！

It's best to find one that can,,The so-called will,,At least you can tune the piano without a tuner (no standard tone required)。。 Then go to him to learn something, it's best to learn the tuning piano, it's much easier to learn by yourself in the future, and train your listening and then learn a few chords, it's best to start getting in touch with music theory from now on.

Yes, as long as you work hard to learn the basics this month, it is very easy to learn on your own later.

If you play the electric guitar, it should be no problem, my teacher let me play God's Love for half a month, if it is classical, then I have to practice slowly for several years, and if it is a ballad, I will memorize the chords.

It's painful at the beginning, just play it, the guitar is very fast, but you have to persevere, after all, learning an art can't be sloppy, If you pay attention to the quick talk about the song or something, 3 months will be no problem, but within 3 months is to practice well, not so-so mix! I hope you can learn well!

The feeling is: pain and happiness. Since you have chosen, you won't worry about pain or anything.

Difficulty: It depends on the individual. Some learn fast, some are slow, some are fast with teachers, and some are slow without teachers.

It's a matter of time: if it's about the level of playing the tune, it's not difficult, it won't take long. Simple a few weeks. To believe in yourself, some others have to learn for a long time, but you may not learn by yourself. This is the pony crossing the river, and it knows itself.

Learning the guitar is not difficult as learning any other instrument, but it takes a long time to practice, and the fingers hurt at first, but it will soon pass. It takes a few months to learn folk songs and you can play them, but it takes a long time to play classical guitar.

I am highly trained, the guitar is a popular instrument, especially in college, many people will have two hits, the first big problem encountered in the early stage of the guitar is the finger pain, if it hurts, you have to insist, about 2-4 weeks the fingers will be calloused, so it will not hurt much.

Regarding the question of learning time, as the saying goes, there is no end to art, depending on your requirements for yourself, if you only learn to play and sing, it is no problem to learn to play and sing in 3 months with good talent. If you have high requirements for yourself, then you can persist for a few years, and you will definitely understand the infinite charm of the ** palace.

I don't know much about it, and it's hard to find exercises for your technique, and my self-taught friends have the wrong hand shape, and there are a lot of things that shouldn't exist When you get to a certain stage, these things become what you're used to, and it's also a bottleneck that keeps your technique from moving forward

You have been studying on your own for a month, and you have been climbing the grid every day to practice the scales according to the mechanical style, do you really care what the tone of each fret? What about changing the key?

Are you able to play it coherently right away?

Give you a stave that you can play on the guitar just by looking at the stave?

It's a stave, not a six-line stave for guitar)

And then there's the breakdown chord practice you talked about, do you really understand the tone of the chord?

Why is this chord called?

What is the inversion chord for each chord? From high to low If you encounter a song without a score, how do you play a guitar?

Just play the main theme?

You can't study on your own for a year or two compared to half a year when others have a teacher

Can you think about what a gap is?

The second is to practice diligently

In the case of a teacher's guidance, coupled with their own diligent practice, the technique will come up quickly Without the guidance of a teacher, sometimes, they don't guide what to practice Nowadays, many self-taught guitar encounters what to play, and there is no targeted practice on the technique...

Okay, let's not talk about it, I've said so much, you should understand when you see this

Anyway, self-study will definitely take some detours At the beginning, you must pay attention to your finger shape, and rhythm, rhythm may be the most fatal blow in self-study, and it will play a decisive role between being able to play and not being able to play After this, you must start with simple practice, the simplest and most important thing, if you feel that you can get in touch with different styles of music, such as blues, and then communicate with more people who can play the piano, it will help you, I can only tell you so much In short, it doesn't matter if you are slow, what matters is to take one step at a time I wish you success in self-study Hehe -Qingdao Shangge Piano Shop.