Whether the staff is for the piano or the guitar

**Staff, only simple notation and staves. Staff is an international standard for all musical instruments. The guitar notation is an image notation produced for the convenience of playing the guitar, even if you don't know it, you can quickly read the notation.

That's why the guitar has quickly become a popular instrument, you don't need to know a lot of music theory, you just play according to the score, and the guitar is easy to score. But if you're going to make a difference in **, or to go to the guitar, you've got to know staves. Learning to play the guitar is just a matter of playing a few strokes, and the staff is another concept.

You still have to learn

As a notation method for guitars, the six-line staff is simple and easy to understand, but it is not formal, it is only a mark of fingering, (simply look at the six-line staff, if you don't listen to the **, it is difficult to express the style of the original song) is only suitable for the guitar.

Regular guitar tabs are notated with staves. Can you see a six-line notation in Carkashi's textbooks, or a simple notation?

Agree with Baiyun 702.

Staff can be used for piano, vocals, etc., but the notation for guitar is six lines, and the notes are not on the staff"Tadpole-shaped", but multi-purpose"×"Number.

The stave is a fixed solfège method, which is the most suitable for learning musical instruments, while learning to sing in simple notation is okay. It's a first-key solfège.

So much more, I won't repeat it

Guitar with six strings. There are books dedicated to teaching guitar playing, and you can find out if you buy one.

No, I play the piano and the guitar tabs I see are not what staves look like.

Celebrate it... But the guitar uses simple notation for more points.

First, the form is different:

1 Guitar tabs: Mostly referred to as six-line staff, the basic structure is made up of six equally spaced lines.

2 Staff: A musical score in which five parallel horizontal lines at equal distances are marked with notes and other notations of different time values.

Second, the use is different:

1 Guitar tabs: mainly used for classical guitar, folk guitar, and electric guitar.

2 Staff: Staffs mainly serve keyboard instruments.

3. The clef is different:

The vocal range of the guitar is narrow, so it is only used for treble clef, and the piano is played with the classical guitar or playing the tune, and the source stave of the classical guitar is the same as that of the piano.

I'll answer it.,I've read a few answers.,It's not right.,The landlord didn't say that someone answered the six-line spectrum.。 The guitar generally uses the treble clef, and the stave is the same1, that is, the performance of the guitar cardboard is different from the piano, you have to be familiar with the guitar cardboard.

The vocal range of the guitar is narrow, so only the treble clef, you are playing the piano I think you should be exposed to the classical guitar or playing tunes, the classical guitar staff is the same as the piano, but the guitar staff includes the fingering and playing of the left and right hands, as for the six-line staff, it can better reflect the position of the left hand of the guitar, the guitar special score is not universal, if it is not for entertainment or use the staff to learn it, the more common easy-to-learn tutorial is the Carcassi classical guitar tutorial.

To be honest, learning piano to learn guitar really doesn't have much foundation to talk about. At most, the notation of melody and rhythm is still the same, and the guitar also depends on whether you learn classical or folk songs. Generally, the beginner starts with folk songs......Like me.

The others are not very clear, hope it helps you.

The staves are all the same.

The six-line notation is very easy to learn, it is a guitar-specific notation, it does not record pitch notation, it refers to notation.

The guitar sheet can be a six-line staff, that is, there are six lines on the score, representing the six strings of the guitar. Staff will work too. Piano notation is usually recorded in staves (usually with a two-line staff, i.e., treble and bass cleves). Staff notation is currently the most common notation in the world.

A method of marking ** on five equally spaced parallel lines with notes and other marks of different time values. This piano can read music, and if you have a foundation, it's all about the same.

Six-line staff is made specifically for the guitar. The six lines represent the six strings, which is simple and easy to understand. Staff is universal, not to say split guitar staff.

If you have a good piano foundation, you can read staves. Say a little ahead of time, what your piano base refers to. If it's music theory, that's a lot of help.

If it's tricks and fingering, that doesn't help. The guitar is more difficult than the piano, and there are many scale fingerings in one key, and there are electric guitars, folk guitars, and classical guitars. Each one is different.

If you want to learn an instrument and have a foundation in music theory, you don't have to hesitate or be afraid. The guitar is fantastic, and you're going to love him. The simplest is the guitar, and the deepest is also the guitar.

Guitars can be played with both staves and staves.

1.Staff Staff:

The stave is one of the most widely used notations in the world, which is one of the most widely used musical notations by marking five parallel horizontal lines at equal distances with notes of different time values and other marks.

2.Hexagram:

The basic structure of the notation is composed of six equally spaced lines, which represent the six strings on the guitar and the bottom line represents the sixth string of the guitar. It is to draw six parallel horizontal lines on the six strings of the guitar to indicate the position and movement (i.e., fingering) of the two hands, which belongs to the music score for recording fingering.