Let s talk about the process of learning guitar.

Playing the piano for more than 4 hours a day (because I am an amateur, I dare not say that I practice the piano by myself.) There are no hard calluses on my fingertips, and I don't know how to do it. From the beginning of learning the romance of love, to now frowning from time to time to arranging other people's music; Trying to adapt it again with your own understanding.

I can only say that I love the guitar, and naturally I feel happy and painless in doing anything related to it. Didn't try to play it for others to get appreciation, because that's something I love. Whether it's good or not, it's fun to be able to play the piano and even practice the scales, so it's actually a lot of praise from others.

Of course, if others like to listen to their own playing, they will also be happy. However, this is unlikely to happen, because there are not many times to play in full, and it is difficult to make others feel happy by practicing the basics. So it's better to have fun!

At first, the hands will be calloused, molted, and scratched. In short, the process of learning guitar is completely painful, but you must persevere.

From the process of not even recognizing the notes at the beginning, to being able to play the whole song and the song in the end. Learning to play the guitar is really super rewarding.

The first thing to do is to buy a guitar, and then the teacher will generally start with the basics, emphasizing your fingering and dynamics.

When you learn the guitar, you will definitely go through the process of confusion, which string is this, and if you want to learn it well, your fingers and stomach will definitely be calloused.

When you don't use your fingers, your guitar can't make a sound, but when you push hard, it lasts a long time. Your fingers will be calloused!

My personal journey: at the beginning, I was excited, excited, happy and fresh, hated degeneration, never gave up, and learned well.

At first, the fingers will be very painful, and after a long time, the fingertips will be calloused. In the long run, there is a possibility of hunchback.

I practiced until my back hurt, but I had to continue to do sore, and I often practiced until my fingers were stiff. Learning guitar is really a process that requires persistence.

Learn to stick to the guitar, but fortunately, I didn't feel bitter if I was interested, although my hands grinded out thick calluses.

The longest process I have had in learning the piano was eating soil.

The first part is to learn to read 6-line notation, find a simple song, start practicing, and practice for about 1 month, at this stage I have a general understanding of guitar playing and establish interest.

The second step is to learn some common chords, C, DM, AM, EM, G, F, BM, etc., this stage mainly exercises chord conversion and large horizontal presses, after this stage, you should have a sense of accomplishment, just take a guitar book, you can play.

The third step is to learn some simple solo, work with others on dual guitars, learn the scales of each key, 5 finger shapes, and the purpose of this stage is to improve the speed.

The fourth step, after the last three steps of practice, should you clarify your direction, is it to play the electric guitar? Electric bass? Ballad? Then there is a targeted development, advance to the quasi-master stage, I wish you success as a piano artist!

Simply put, your hands are calloused, which of course means your hands that press guitar chords.

Classical or Folk Guitar? First of all, I will learn music theory

Playing the guitar has to play well, as long as you work hard, nothing can't go Guitar teachers are in short supply now, you can make a lot of money if you practice well, the guitar is a thing that can support you for a lifetime, and you can give a lot of money for a performance, don't be discouraged, practice hard.

You can learn it by yourself, but it is not systematic, there is no foundation and music theory support, it will take a relatively long time, you must be patient, it is not difficult to learn the basics of playing and singing, and when you want to improve the learning of fingerstyle, electric guitar, and skills, you will find that there will be a bottleneck without systematic learning, such as my ......That's it o(> o tragedy. So later, I chose to find a teacher to learn systematically, and the effect was still obvious.

Self-study must have perseverance, because many self-taught people don't know where to start on the one hand, on the other hand, they feel that it is difficult to learn without guidance, and finally they choose to give up because their hands hurt and because they can't understand the book well.

Now you should buy a ** guitar that is within your acceptable range, the brand is not important, for novices, the feel is the main thing, because a good piano, the strings and the plate are relatively close, and novices are less difficult to press. 41 inch is a standard piano, if you feel that the economy is limited, you can buy some practice pianos below 41 inches, ** no more than 450rmb.

Then you can buy a good book, many newbies will buy it in March, I dare not say that he is good. It can only be said that it is more popular.

I recommend you ** a more crooked voice platform, there are hundreds of people playing guitar in these channels every day, and there are guitar teachers teaching in the channels every week, which should be of some help to you. To learn guitar, the atmosphere is very important, and with the atmosphere, you will have the perseverance to overcome loneliness and hand pain.

Absolutely. Now the network is so developed. Read more tutorials, learn systematically, and then your own musicality is also very important.

If you're just playing with the guitar, it's okay to teach yourself, but if you want to become a master, it's better to find a better teacher to learn it. If you start with, practice climbing the lattice, open your hands, and then learn some basic chords. After that, you can play and sing some simple songs, and you can find some tutorials on the Internet to learn to play and sing, there are many on the Internet.

I think it's better to find a teacher to guide me, I also found a teacher who is learning, and every time I go to class, I have to correct some problems, after all, a lot of fingering needs to be standard.

Whether you're self-taught or have a teacher, here's a few basics.

1: You must know the basic knowledge of music theory, and you must be able to recognize the score. 2：

Guitar notation, chord, rhythm, and speed must be learned, which is the basis for learning guitar. 3: Listening, watching, and practicing various skills.

4: Perseverance in the spirit of practice, you must maintain more than two hours of practice time every day, two hours is just to open your fingers, and improve your skills is still two hours later.

The self-study book "Guitar Self-study March Pass" is a very good book, the most basic guitar theory is all available, and there is no one who practices guitar without Mr. Liu Chuan's things, right? If the teacher teaches you, you still have to buy this book, but your progress and understanding of learning guitar will be faster, and there will be fewer detours.

Note: Don't bring gloves!! Avoid!