Will my fingers get calloused? Will you get calloused when you wear special nails?

If you play professionally, you must wear nails on your left hand, and if you just play casually, it doesn't matter if you bring it or not, it's best to bring it too. If you flick your little finger, you will get calloused. It doesn't seem to have special nails, but as long as you wear nails, you shouldn't have calluses, and you don't have many left-handed strings at first, unless you play a song like Yunshang Su, which has a lot of left-handed strings, you won't usually get calloused.

The right hand usually wears nails, so it does not get calloused.

The left hand should be divided into the following situations: the first type of music does not have a left hand playing part, and there is no need to wear nails; The second is to play the base accompaniment part with the left hand, this kind of song can wear nails, but it is recommended not to bring it, so that the timbre will be better; The third is the special needs of the song, and the left hand also has a melody, which requires nails.

Generally, the left hand of playing the guzheng will be calloused, because it is necessary to play and press the tone. At first, I would blister and cocoon, but then I didn't feel it.

Of course not, because there are nails. As long as you wear your nails, you won't have calluses, but you have to buy good adhesive tape, so as to protect your **, not easy to allergies, but the more expensive the quality of the adhesive tape, the better.

No, if you have nails, you don't touch the strings directly, and if you have to practice weaving with your left hand without nails, it will blister.

Yes, some songs want the sound of meat rubbing against the strings, played with the little finger, or ground with the palm of the hand, you can go and see the hands of people who study this profession, they are very ugly, and many people's hands are deformed.

It's normal for your fingers to get calloused, but if you don't practice it for a week or two, the calluses will disappear. I recommend that you still have no nails on your left hand and practice more.

If you wear nails, you probably won't, but sometimes you don't need to wear nails to pluck the strings with your left hand.

I've been playing the guzheng for 7 years, and my hands have never been calloused...

But the hand has broken the skin...

And I started learning it when I was 5 years old.

And,I didn't wear nails on my left hand at the beginning.,I played like this for a few years.,The examiner asked me why I didn't wear my left hand when I took the exam.,I was speechless and died.。。。

What's more, the strings of the guzheng are not so hard...

It is proposed to wear nails on both hands, and even when playing the fragrance of jasmine, I play a string with my little finger, and the leather head is broken, and it hurts! Nails are also not expensive, so it is recommended to wear nails on both hands to be safer.

The three fingers of the left hand will start with the string, but it will be fine. If you don't play it every once in a while, it will come off on its own. Don't worry, that's what I do.

You won't get cocooned with a prosthetic bullet.

The left and right hands of the guzheng should wear a prosthetic armor, the prosthetic armor is made of tortoiseshell material, and the sound of playing the guzheng with the prosthetic armor is clear and clear, and the second is not to hurt the hand. The pop-up sound is grainy. If there is a callus on the hand now, as long as the left hand does not affect the strings and does not affect the playing of the piano, the right hand will not be calloused, because the fingers of the right hand will not directly touch the strings, if the right hand is also calloused to see if the fingering is wrong.

The way to solve the callouse of the hand when playing the guzheng is: when the left hand presses the string again, you should click the string with your fingertips, do not rub on the string, and perform trills and knead the string according to the truth. Don't wear the prosthetic nail on your right hand too short to avoid the flesh touching the strings.

This is fine, generally will be cocooned, otherwise the novice will be very painful, it's okay to get up, don't worry about being ugly, it won't be long before it will automatically peel off, and the cocoon will also become thinner, and when it matures, it will not affect the appearance, and it is also great to play the piano, I hope to adopt.

Having a calloon on your left and right hands will not have any bad effect on you, because having a calloon will facilitate your left hand to press and other skills.

The main reason for calluses is that your fingertips rub against the strings, creating a protective layer of skin.

Having a callus is actually not obvious, and it doesn't affect your work much, so you don't have to worry about it.

Yes?? Why not use fake nails? It will definitely hurt if you don't use fake nails, it should be that the three fingers of your left hand will hurt when beginners learn to knead and press the strings, and the rest will not hurt!

It's normal to have a cocoon, but the cocoon grinds off and starts again, and when it becomes a meat pad, it doesn't feel it.

It doesn't matter, practicing cocooning is practicing your basic skills.

Well, it's impossible to get a calloon, after all, with nails.

Do you play the guzheng without nails?

Don't you have nails! It would be nice to have your nails clean!

Of course, just let it go, what others can't ask for, is it possible that you still want to get rid of it?