Learn staves sincerely, and ask well wishers to teach them

Once you know the rules of staff, you can use this software to train you.

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Without physical objects, it's not intuitive to learn, and you may not understand what I'm talking about. Here's a brief introduction, I hope you can understand.

How about trying to think of your hand as a stave?

Stretch your palms outward, and each finger is equivalent to each of the five lines. The thumb is a line, and the gap between the thumb and index finger is called a line (five lines, and four in turn).

Haha, in this lesson, we're going to learn the treble clef. Because it is more commonly used. In the piano it often plays the role of a melodic clef. When you can master the treble clef, you can learn the bass clef, otherwise it is easy to get confused like a child learning pinyin and English.

Learn the most basic octave, which is a group of small characters.

Since we don't have six fingers, imagine adding a line under the thumb (adding a line below) to the bottom of the line, and the sound on this line is what we often sing

There is a gap between this line and the thumb (plus one below) which is re

The sound on the line is mi, and the sound on the room is fa

The sound on the second line is sou, and the sound on the second line is la

The note on the third line is si, and the sound on the third line is do (note that this do is an octave higher than the previous do with the lower line).

The sound on the four lines is re (the same is true for all of the following) The sound on the four lines is mi

The tone on the five lines is fa

Just now, I basically introduced the next plus line and the next plus one, of course, there is also the upper plus one plus one line. Think about what the notes might be on the top room? It is souAnd what about the upper line? It's la (note that they are all octaves higher than the previous basic octaves).

Of course, there are also upper plus two, upper plus two, online plus three, offline plus three and so on. If you understand it, you can understand it yourself. It's very simple and regular, you can calculate what it is.

This completes the basic note placement. I really hope you understand.

You first look at whether it's a treble clef or a bass clef.

For treble: The position of the first line and the first line is 1

The interval between the added line and the first line is: 2

On the first line are: 3

The interval on the first line is: 4

On the second line is: 5

The interval on the second line is: 6

On the third line is: 7

The interval on the third line is: treble 1

And so on, the higher the tone goes, the lower it goes.

Bass: The first line is: bass 5

The first is: Bass 6

The second line is: Bass 7

The second room is:1

The third line is: 2

The third is: 3

The fourth line is: 4

The fourth room is: 5

The fifth line is: 6

The fifth room is: 7

On the top line is: treble 1

And so on, the higher the tone goes, the lower it goes.

It is recommended that you buy a book to quickly read staves, and you will learn it quickly.

The most common are the three clefs, the treble clef, the alto clef, and the bass clef.

Treble clef 123 3 5 7 123 4 6 1 Alto clef 123 4 6 1 123 5 7 2 Bass clef 123 5 7 2 123 6 1 3

The remaining lines are followed by a few and so on.

You first look at whether there is a treble or a bass mark in front of the score.

1 digit) = Dolemi digit) plus1 in the Brief Score

There is only a simple score.

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The electric guitar is a six-line staff, it seems...

Don't use a stave, the guitar uses a six-line staff, the strings correspond to the staff line one by one, the number is the frets on the strings, and it's very simple to learn by yourself... However, it is better to understand the stave, and if you have the time to learn the stave, at least it is the most versatile musical notation.

If you are learning classical guitar, you must learn stave, stave is not difficult, it is just a matter of proficiency. And as long as you have a very simple music theory book (no matter what version) or even simply ask the person who understands it nearby, you will quickly learn it.

If it's a general folk guitar, the upstairs guys have made it clear.

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