The speed of the electric guitar master is coming, help the little brother.

Is the economy plucking the strings? It is to pluck the strings with the trend, rather than strictly up and down. Don't panic.

It's okay. The alternating plucking sound is clean and grainy, but the speed is not very easy to improve, but it is absolutely fine with a lot of practice. For example, Paul Gilbert.

As for the economy, the representative figure is Yngwie. The speed scale of the clouds and water feels like it is moving forward one by one. But the graininess is not as good as alternating dialing.

Strengths. In fact, both of these plucked strings should be mastered. There are a lot of people who are not suitable for economic allocation.

I just unconsciously made a financial allocation. It's hard to alternate dials.

I'll tell you the mantra for quick bullets:

1234 Quadruplet All down dial for the start It's none of your business, climb from top to bottom or from bottom to top Strengthen the bottom dial is the key point of speed Practice more.

123 triplet alternating up and down and down up and down that means that if the six strings go up and down and the five strings go up and down, this has the advantage of being stable in rhythm, but it can also start with all the downstrokes, which will shorten the range of movement, depending on the individual situation.

12 double tones (generally used in the pentatonic scale) all dialed down There is nothing to say, the specific modulation can also be according to your own habits There is no fixed mode.

In short, the only requirement for speed play is to reduce the movement path of the paddles, and how to pluck the strings is based on this criterion for specific solo, and the feeling of plucking down and up must be accurate, stable and fast through continuous practice.

Just ask if you have any questions.

I myself am like this, from the beginning when the teacher asked me to practice climbing the lattice, I was unconsciously economic plucked strings, and it was difficult to alternate plucked strings,,, but I felt that there was no problem of unclean economic plucking, but it felt very chic!! Just like Ingwe, it's very smooth and very free on stage.

1.The legato does not need to be connected in one tone, and the time value can be extended.

2.There is nothing called portamento in different strings, this must be made clear 3The so-called portamento is the slide of a specified interval, which is represented as a slide on the guitar 4

Sometimes the person who arranges the score will mark the position he is familiar with, for example, the 6th fret of the second string and the 1st fret of the first string are the same note, and the portamento of the 1st to 5th fret of the 1st string may be habitually marked on the score as the 6th fret of the second string to the 5th fret of the first string, I mean maybe.

5.Theoretically, if you really don't understand how the score is marked, you can simply find the notes at both ends and slide them out on a string, which is the only way to deal with the existing score.

6.The diagram on the right that you provided, I can only understand that the original intention of the arranger is not to ask you to slide from the 0-fret of the 3rd string to the 8-fret of the 1st string, because this is not possible on the guitar, maybe the position in the score is too tight, and it is actually an extension of the 0-fret of the 3rd string followed by a headless slip of the 8-fret of the 1st string. Because the position of the mark is too close, everyone will see it as a portamento from 3rd string 0th fret to 1st string 8th fret.

The picture on the right is for pushing the strings, if this sheet music is for electric guitar.

Climb more lattices to practice speed, find more tunes to play, there are no shortcuts, as long as you practice diligently, your skills will always improve!

Let's climb the lattice Go to the Internet to see the climbing experience of various masters climbing the scale in pursuit of speed.

The basics are a must, and then there's the practice of the master's tunes, like Steve Vai, and so on, and try to follow the original, and when you play one of his tunes, you'll see that you've improved a lot.

Like your current situation, you can find a platform for yourself to improve, if you have friends around you who also play this, you can form a group, you can usually practice together, create together, if there is any opportunity to perform on stage, don't miss it, after every performance, you will feel that you have a great improvement.

Do you climb the lattice every day? If you want to make a qualitative leap, you must climb the lattice. If you had time, half an hour, an hour a day, I would have climbed the lattice for 40 minutes a day

There's another way to form a band. Forming a band is actually very technical, and anyone who has formed a band should feel the same way

I'm not a master, hehe, first declare.

Now that you know how many tunes you have, it's all right. Then it's time to write your own work. Theoretical stuff should be used.

Each master has his own famous song, and he has his own composition. This is the embodiment of improving the level and strength. Or only forever.

I think it's like this to be able to play other people's saliva.。。。