I love the sound of electric guitar, but I don t understand anything

I'm a little curious as to why the Canon solo attracts you and not anything else, because we usually listen to so many good electric guitar clips of pop songs and rock songs.

If you look at indifference to loyalty, then don't learn it.

First of all, you can't just read books, you have to have piano practice, Kobayashi Katsumi still has a certain degree of difficulty for people who have no foundation, yes, Kobayashi Katsumi is a good textbook!! It's very detailed. . . . It is recommended to study together with hell training, even if you don't look for a teacher, you must have someone around to remind you properly, come on!!

I wish you success!

The electric organ is a money-burning commodity. The ballad is at least a one-time investment. More than a thousand is serious, good, and definitely enough.

Electric organ... More than a thousand are just novice exercises. After playing for a period of time, you need to change at least 3,000 yuan for an electric guitar, 800 yuan for effects, and 1,000 yuan for a stereo.

Basically, they use v7. Now a v7 costs 17,000. The effect should be two or three thousand, and the sound should be at least two thousand, and there is no cap...

Anyway... Electric organ... Enter with caution.

It's more difficult to learn canon at once, so it's recommended to start with folk guitar.

Electric guitar tone is the characteristic of the sound produced by an electric guitar, which can create distortion, current, wah, and other tones.

The tone of the electric guitar single-coil pickups is "bright" and "thin"; The sound of humbucker pickups is "dark" and "thick". The position of the pickups on the body also affects the tone picked up, the closer to the neck, the darker and thicker the tone, and vice versa, the closer to the bridge, the brighter and thinner the tone.

The volume knob controls the volume output of the electric guitar and also affects the degree of distortion of the electric guitar tone; The tone knob controls the "light" and "dark" output tone of the electric guitar, and the working logic of the tone knob controls the final output tone at one time.

The electric guitar tone factor

1. The bridge of the electric guitar is a very important influencing factor in the timbre chain, which connects the strings and the body. The connection of the bridge to the body determines how much of the vibration of the strings is transmitted to the body. A fixed bridge has a larger contact area with the body than a vibrato bridge, allowing more vibrations to be transmitted directly to the body, and a guitar with a fixed bridge often sounds deeper and more direct than a guitar with a similar but tremolo bridge.

2. The strings are wrapped around the strings) has a variety of components. Due to the different frequency response characteristics of each wire winding material, the metal composition of the wire winding determines the tone of the strings.

The tone of the guitar is somewhere between the violin and the piano, so the guitar is a good instrument for song accompaniment dubbing!

Acoustic guitar is mainly divided into classical guitar and folk guitar classical guitar timbre is pure, delicate and changeable timbre, rich harmony, multi-part performance ability, and can be interpreted freely in different periods, different styles and different nationalities.

The strings of the electric guitar are generally considered to be steel strings, the first three strings are solid steel wires, and the last three strings are wound strings with solid steel wires wrapped around the wires, and the materials for winding the wires are diverse, and nickel materials are common.

The structure of the electric guitar is constructed

An electric guitar is regionally composed of a headstock, a neck, and a body (there are also a few electric guitars that are designed without a head, in which case a separate device is required for tuning).

All the parts that make up an electric guitar include: wooden structural parts (body, neck, headstock), metal parts (tuning knobs, bridges, neck adjustment bars, cranks, pillows, etc.), electrical components (pickups, knobs, shift switches, interfaces, circuits and electronic components, etc.), strings, and other auxiliary components.

The above content refers to Encyclopedia - Electric Guitar.

The tone of the guitar is mostly dependent on the wood.

Choice of wood:

Body: Alderwood.

Neck: Maple.

Finger cheats early board: rosewood.

The latter body: high-grade basswood.

The tonal power of the pickup depends on the DC resistance and the peak resonance, which is a key part of the tone of the pickup. Generally speaking, the higher the DC resistance, the greater the output power, and the lower the treble. The resistive frequency of the pickup reaches its maximum, and we say that it reaches the peak of resonance.

The higher the resonant frequency, the clearer the tone of the pickups.

It is recommended to play the folk guitar for a while, and play it with a pick, and then learn the electric guitar (if you can play and sing ten songs by yourself, it will be about the same)! The techniques used in the folk guitar can be basically reflected in the electric guitar, but the skills required for the electric guitar can only be practiced on the electric guitar. Personally, I think that the difference between an electric guitar and an acoustic guitar is not in the muffled tone, pushing the strings, hitting the tick point strings, artificial overtones, solo, etc., because the principle is basically the same, but because the electric guitar strings are soft and there is amplification of the speaker, it is easier to achieve on the electric guitar.

But if you want to play nice metal sounds, first of all, you have to have a pair of "clean" hands!

"Clean" hands: The biggest difference between an electric guitar and an acoustic guitar is that the bright solo tone and strong metallic tone of the electric guitar cannot be imitated by the acoustic guitar, which is made by the pickup samples of the electric guitar itself, as well as the overdrive and distortion effects of the effects or amps. However, when the overload or distortion is turned on, a little carelessness will produce a large noise, that is, the so-called unclean sound.

And what we want is to play a clean-sounding piece with a dirty sound (such as a highly distorted metallic tone), which requires string guarding: the strings that should be sounded must be sounded, and the strings that should not be sounded must not vibrate a little, which is a technique of combining the left and right hands. Without string guards, it will sound dirty even in a clean tone, which is the difficulty of getting started with an electric guitar!

So no matter what the technique, string guarding is the key to playing the electric guitar well!

There is also the problem of musicality, the electric guitar may be more inclined to solo, and the most practical sense of musicality is indeed playing and singing! That's why I recommend you learn folk songs first! Use a handful of acoustic guitars, practice playing and singing, when you can capture more than a dozen songs to play and sing, it means that you have opened your mind, at this time your understanding of the guitar, the degree of mastery, and the feeling of **, such as rhythm, listening, etc. are completely different from just starting to contact the guitar, at this time to learn the electric guitar will be much simpler!

If you can insist on climbing the grid and practicing the scales every day from the very beginning of your contact with the guitar, it will be several times easier to learn electric guitar after practicing playing and singing!

In fact, it is not difficult to have many parts that are the same, if the biggest difference from folk to electric guitar is the use of the pick, which is the right-handed part, because even if the folk song uses the pick, it is relatively slow, and the folk song is basically not used to play the lead (solo), so there will be a clear difference here.

There will be some techniques of the left and right hands, such as pushing the strings, artificial overtones, etc., which are not used in folk songs.

The basic skills of the other fingers are basically the same

Hehe, here I have a little suggestion. I like fingerstyle guitar myself, so I'm more inclined to folk songs. I have less contact with electric guitars, and it's not that I haven't played them.

In contrast, they have similarities and differences. The electric guitar is heavier haha (joke), it seems that there are more than 20 frets of it, and I forgot about it. First of all, the electric guitar is different in terms of touching the strings, the left hand is definitely easier to press, and the general performance is with a pick, because there are more main melodies played, which can make the effect of the timbre play better, of course, the effect in the use of the electric guitar is still relatively large, it can adjust the sound effect of the electric guitar and some special performances.

So what should we pay attention to? First of all, if you need to perform, it's a good idea to get used to standing exercises, because there is a difference between sitting and standing up, and you should soon find out. Moreover, in terms of practice, in fact, it is the same as folk songs, do more exercises to climb the lattice, and practice slowly to quickly.

I think it's important to practice the dexterity of your left and right hands, but also to relax your fingers and not freeze there. Hehe, if you want to be a good electric guitarist. It's okay to play the melody in general, just practice more.

Some of the scores are the same and some are different, especially in terms of some technical performances, so I don't have to say much about these books if you look for a book. What are the commonalities? Their positions are the same, except that the electric guitar is many positions higher, and the chords are the same.

My classmates can also plug in the speaker as a folk song, and slowly learn to find the feeling. That's how guitars are learned.

First of all, you need to understand what factors affect the sound, the size of the speaker, the power of the box all determine your sound field, as for the effect problem, if you are satisfied with your speaker distortion, then use the speaker distortion play, it is the best, the most direct, the most realistic sound.

Second, does the type of distortion you choose meet your requirements? Some distortions sound more compact and sturdy, while others sound a little more scattered.

In addition, I personally recommend that you listen to the timbre by yourself, tune it yourself, and don't refer to any parameters. His parameters = his piano + his case + his effects (or no effects), so even if it is the same parameter, everyone has different equipment, and the results will be different, and always tune according to other people's parameters, which will make you rely more and more on it, which is not good for improving your ability to make timbre.

Thick timbres require the right amount of distortion, too small and no dynamics, too big the sound will diverge, in addition, you can try to increase the midrange appropriately. If you're not very good at equalization, it's recommended to set the high, medium and low frequencies to a moderate position, and then slowly adjust them according to what you hear, which will give you a better understanding of equalization and help you shape the sound lines you need through equalization.

Speakers, the low frequency brought by the 12-inch speaker can't be done by any effect, and the cube 15 seems to be only 8 inches.

Turn on the gain of the speaker a little more (at least halfway), turn on the bass knob and treble knob of the speaker to the maximum, and turn off the midrange to the minimum to ensure that the tone is heavy enough.

There is still a gap between the effect of the speaker's built-in effects and the stompbox's effects, and there is also whether your pickup selection is correct.

I suggest you buy an effect, the speaker doesn't come with it, it doesn't cost much to buy an effect, go buy an RP70.

I'll teach you a very useful common sense.

Go to the piano shop!

1. It is recommended that you practice the xylophone first and then buy electricity, which is the basic skill. In fact, the timbre of the electric box piano is very good, you don't have to buy an electric guitar, it depends on what you like.

Second, there are countless playing styles of electric guitars, and there is only one tone (original tone) when the electric guitar is directly connected to the speaker. But an electric guitar must be connected to the effect, and the sound of the effect is very numerous, and the common ones are heavy metal, distortion, frog chirping, chorus, etc.

Third, if you really want to buy Dongdan, the electric guitar can not be less than 2000-3000 yuan, and it is not easy to play if it is less. Effects and speakers are a must, speakers can not be less than 2000 yuan, the effect is best to be synthetic, but also at least 2000-3000 yuan, it is not interesting to rent a monophonic effect. It depends on your economic strength and the ability to accept the grand omen.

Fourth, if you want to know more, you can go to the musical instrument store, and we will give you a detailed answer.

Look at the style you like, in fact, to a certain extent, you will dabble in any style, and it depends on the feeling at present.