Regarding guitar rhythm issues, how to master the rhythm of the guitar

Hehe. I used to be like that. I was almost as anxious as you were at that time.

The teacher frowned.

Would you believe me if I told me that it would be easy to fix it, but it would take some time?

Go buy a metronome first. Then get into the habit of reading the music carefully before playing. Slowly pop the notes on the score according to the beat. Play slowly. Until I found the feeling. OK: Now you can slowly speed up.

Again, it's important to listen to the demonstration. Listen to other people's, and then listen to your own. What's wrong? Why? How?

Hehe: Actually, I personally think that the sense of rhythm is a feeling. ** Write it on the score and it becomes dead. It's by listening. If you want to play right, you must first find the right feeling.

That's how I was, when I started learning the piano. It doesn't matter what the rhythm is, it's playing. Later, I noticed these problems and began to change. Pay attention to your daily practice and turn on the metronome. Slowly, it went well.

Bother? Why bother?

I think it's good to have problems playing the piano. If there is a problem to solve it, won't it progress? The more problems there are, the more they are solved. Wouldn't the progress be greater?

You'll run into a lot of problems like this later (if you keep practicing), remember that no one is born to play the guitar. That's how any guitarist groped his way through. Slowly, from a novice to a veteran.

It's part of forming a personal style. Remember that practicing takes time. Don't be in a hurry.

Let's use a metronome instead of beating the beat with your feet. It's the same for beginners, it's all messed up with the feet and guitar. The effect of using a metronome is the same as using your feet, the difference is that you can't use a metronome at any time, and you can use it whenever you want with your feet, hehe.

When the metronome is proficient, you will suddenly find that your rhythm problem has been overcome, and then you will run in with your feet a little, and your feet and guitar will be fine, because the rhythm has been stabilized, hehe.

Hello landlord!

You've got some advice upstairs, so I'll give you some hints!

First of all, the metronome must be bought, but as you said (as long as it doesn't fit the guitar, the foot is not right.) The key to solving this problem is not the metronome problem, but the incoordination of your limbs, what does that mean? It's that your limbs are still just a single line movement, once separated, like you said, as you said, you will mess up when you play a rhythm with your hands and step on a rhythm.

So the initial stage of solving this method is that you first play the hand according to the rhythm and become proficient, plus the foot slap.

Remember to be proficient in playing your hands! Do the mechanical movement then this problem can be solved!

Physical exercises are important for any musician! That's just the basics of exercise! In the future, you will encounter a lot of beats that are not the usual time!

So you must pay attention to this training! In traditional Chinese opera, when they sing a good opera, they pay attention to the rhythm of the musicians around them in their minds, which is the heart board, which has the same effect and meaning as your feet! Come on.

I suggest you give this method a try! I'll only tell you the method, the reason is still a matter of coordination! What kind of tune do you make, don't hum along with the rhythm first!

The louder, the better! When humming is completely no problem, you will find that it will be easy to add rhythm, as long as you don't deliberately pay too much attention to your feet, try it, it should help you, what I said is relatively simple, it is not easy to actually do, believe in yourself!

In the end, I hope you can succeed!!

2. Consistency of practice performance: You can't just rely on practicing with the metronome and practicing complex beats. It is also important to be able to maintain the consistency of the rhythm guitar for a long time.

3. Play a fixed practice bar, all of the following need to be practiced: Set the metronome at a suitable tempo. Don't be too slow or too fast, just fit and beat the beat.

Decide on a time value: eighth notes, sixteenth notes, triplets. It is recommended to start with the standard rhythmic pattern.

Play the open strings, then muffle them, keeping the coherence. For example, the most direct sixteenth note. On each beat, practice emphasizing the high difference.

Don't stop beating your feet until the note doesn't hit the point.

4. ** is a kind of art that is organized by a fixed rhythm and through time. Organize the various sound and tonal elements in time, which is the function of rhythm. The sense of rhythm can be both a basic talent, not only a physical basis, but also a psychological emotional role.

The reason why the expression of ** imitation can move people is also because of this.

5. Since the purpose of rhythm is to organize various sound or tonal elements, it is often inextricably linked with other elements. In this respect, apart from melody and harmony, without the tonal development of the phrase, the rhythm itself does not exist alone. Someone once regarded rhythm as the principle of "breathing" and progression.

6. The nature of rhythm, the breathing of rhythm, and the strength are all determined by the artistic content of the work and the image of the sound finger music. Rhythm rhythm is the pulse of the city, rhythm is the essence of the heart, one of the core elements of the composition of the city, and the source of vitality. All activities are inseparable from rhythm, rhythm is an important part of ability, singing, dancing, and musical instruments are inseparable from rhythm.

7. Generally, when you start to learn this, it is recommended that you use a regular sitting posture, the guitar on the thigh, and beat the beat with your foot. If it's a standing position, it's good according to everyone's personal habits.

First of all, rhythm, beat, and notes all belong to basic music theory, and students who learn vocal and instrumental music should first learn basic music theory.

Generally, a song has a fixed beat from beginning to end. The commonly used beats are 2 4 beats, 3 4 beats, 4 4 beats, 6 8 beats, and some special beats such as 9 8 beats, 12 8 beats, 5 4 beats, etc. 2 4 beats means a quarter note in one beat, with 2 beats per measure, and the dynamics are "strong and weak", which is often used in marches; 3 4 beats means a quarter note beat, each measure has 3 beats, the dynamics are "strong and weak", and are often used in waltzes; 4 4 beats means that the quarter note is a beat, each measure has 4 beats, and the dynamics are "strong and weak", which is the most widely used; 6 8 beats means that the eighth note is a beat, each measure has 6 beats, and the dynamics are "strong and weak weak sub-strong weak weak", which is often used in narrative ballads.

A note indicates the length of a note. In the case of discrepancies, the whole note is the longest, accounting for 4 beats; Half notes occupy 2 beats; Quarter notes occupy 1 beat; Eighth notes occupy half beats; Sixteenth notes account for 1 4 beats; Thirty-second notes account for 1 8 beats. Dotted notes, with one point indicating that half of the original note is added to the original note, and two points are added to the original note, and the original note is added to the original note at 3 4 hours.

The beat is fixed from the beginning of the song, a few beats of a bar, and a few notes in a beat. It will not change except in special circumstances. The tempo changes in a fixed beat.

I don't know if you understand it, but I personally recommend that you should learn basic music theory first for any instrument you want to learn on your own. So as not to take a lot of detours.

In any **, rhythm is the relationship between the length of the tone organized by the beat.

How to practice guitar rhythms.

Many people who learn guitar often have no self-confidence, thinking that they are not born with a sense of rhythm, otherwise why when playing the piano, there is always no sense of musicality and always unable to coordinate.

Actually, this idea is not right. Everyone has a sense of rhythm, just like everyone has a heartbeat. Usually, when we breathe in and out, it is a sense of rhythm; Walking forward is also a sense of rhythm.

The important thing is that in life, we must learn to perceive, experience, and comprehend, and then integrate these gains into the world.

We need to know how to harmonize ourselves with the rhythm of the external world, and we must know that everything has its rhythm, and this is true of natural things, and the same is true of unnatural things. The ability to move with nature and interact with people is something we are all born with as human beings.

We need to learn to feel that the rhythm of each level of life overlaps each other, and what we need to do is to integrate it into the guitar playing.

Just like feeling numbers, the order of ** is also similar to digital elements, different scales and beats, different times and audio, levels, heights, frequencies, and associations. The key is whether it comes from the rhythm itself, or the depths of your soul, just feel the beating with your heart.

When we practice the guitar, we must use our own body to experience and feel the rhythm of everything, listen to its pulsation over and over again, and when we have a certain amount of time, no matter how complicated it is, it has penetrated deep into our soul and accompanied our body. It's an essential lesson on our way to learning to play the guitar.

So you usually go to your teacher and ask, what about this beat, I don't understand it at first, you have to play a lot to understand, usually go to your teacher to practice, it's a matter of duration, you analyze the duration of each note, the speed of the song determines the length of the beat, and the time signature represents how many minute notes are a beat (most of them are quarter notes), so you can count them one by one.

The dot is not the size of the dot note is half the length of the previous note.

In a group or band, the rhythm guitar is for the melodic guitar and vocals.

Main differences: 1. The rhythm guitar is mainly played in the form of strumming the strings, and the melodic guitar is mainly played in the form of a single note.

2. The rhythm guitar is played with chords, and the melodic guitar plays the melodic tone.

3. The rhythm guitar is the auxiliary role, and the melodic guitar is the role of the main tone.

4. The volume of rhythm guitars is generally lower than that of melodic guitars.

For example, Beyond's "I Really Love You", the electric guitar solo at the beginning of the front, that is, the melodic guitar solo, is very prominent, and then when it comes to the beginning of the singing, it is the rhythm guitar decomposition and playing, which plays the effect of background **.

The difference is that the duration of each note is different. Rhythm (chord accompaniment) is played in a regular loop, and the melody is the length of the tone, some long and some short, some dense and some sparse.

The melody is the singing, the rhythm is the chord!

There is no difference in the guitar itself, the rhythm and melody guitar are the place in a rock band.

As the name suggests, the melodic guitar is responsible for playing the melody, also known as the lead guitar. The rhythm guitar is all about playing rhythm.

In general, the rhythm guitarist in the band is also the lead singer. Because it is difficult for the lead singer to play the melody with two hearts, on the other hand, the lead singer seems to be very monotonous just singing, so it is most appropriate to pluck the rhythm with his hand.

Is the sheet music just the main theme? If so, then it's a matter of pronunciation. Practice the C major scale and sing at the same time as you play, which will help your brain remember.

In addition, Carkashi's scale practice should also be practiced, and the first position of the note should be memorized well. You can practice Carkashi's pronunciation practice, but it can be difficult.

If you practice chords, you need to practice chord transitions more. Strictly follow the chord fingering to practice, pull the finger ligaments more, and practice the strength and flexibility. There's nothing to say about this, just practice more.

In addition, the rhythm of climbing the lattice is too slow, and the quarter note of 70 is the most rudimentary, and I practiced 8 points of 90 in the first week when I practiced guitar. Different climbing lattice fingering, 1234 and 1324 are practiced separately, after stabilization, 5 beats and 5 beats are added, and 90 beats can be added to the rhythm, xo xx, xx ox, xo xx xx ox three rhythms, respectively, start from 70, a little acceleration until 100. Then change the eighth note and practice from 70 to 120.

The most basic climbing lattice also needs to practice triplets and attachments, and the speed is practiced to 120.

The stability of hand shape and fingering and rhythm should be practiced well, and these foundations will be of great help to advanced practice in the future.

Above, Xiao An.

No matter what instrument you practice, you should practice slowly at first, and then pursue the expression of emotions after you can talk about the whole piece completely. The reason why you can't keep up with the speed is that you haven't played it yet, you practice it slowly, over and over again, **practice if it's wrong**, and when you don't make a mistake at all, your speed can be improved.

Listen, you don't need to follow the rhythm, you don't need to look rigidly at the prescribed rhythm, what you need to do is play the rhythm evenly, even if it's slow, it sounds good, you have to be steady, don't rush it.

You should take out a section of Castle in the Sky and see how he orchestrates the rhythm.