About the guitar s cross string climbing exercises...

Depending on how you climb the grid, if you have 4 squares per string, then on each string, pluck 4 times with your right hand, and these four strokes are i, m, i, m, and then change strings and continue i, m, i, m

If you have 3 squares per string, or climb the major scale, then let's take 3 strings per string as an example, and your right hand has to pluck 3 times on each string, that is, i, m, i for 3 strings, for 2 strings, m, i, m, for 1 string, i, m, i

The purpose of this practice is to keep the right hand always i,m,i,m,i,m,i,m,i,m, no matter which string each note is plucked on. After practicing in this way, the rhythm can be grasped very steadily when encountering the needs of syncopation, misbeat stress, etc.

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Alternate plucking refers to the rotation of the i and m fingers, which refers to the order in which the notes are played, i, m, regardless of the string. It's just how you play the main note, and the fingers of the chord are fixed when you play the broken chord.

Pluck 4 5 6 strings with your thumb Pluck 3 strings with your index finger Pluck 2 strings with your middle finger Pluck 1 string with your ring finger This is how you practice at the beginning The book is not necessarily the best And you can play it with a pick It's just a matter of personal habits But most of them are the kind of methods I said earlier I hope it can help you!

The normal way to play is 6, 5, 4 strings P refers to plucked strings, 3 strings I refers to plucked strings, 2 strings M refers to plucked strings, and 1 string A refers to plucked strings.

Note: P is the thumb, I is the index finger, M is the middle finger, and A is the ring finger).

Hello, although the time is too late, but I still slowly said to the landlord, I hope it will be useful to you, when the left hand presses the string, the thumb sticks to the back, and the remaining 4 fingers are on the fretboard, try to stand on it, do not have some action of lying down. With your right hand, alternate your index and middle fingers to pluck the string you want to strike, starting below. First, press the first string with the index finger of the left hand, and pluck the first string with the index finger of the right hand, and then the middle finger of the left hand is ready to hold the second fret.

Do not take away the 1st fret that you held with your left hand before, this is called a reservation. In the same way, the right hand changed the middle finger and played 1 string this time. Then the left ring finger is pressed and held down for 3 frets, then the previous index finger and middle finger are still pressed, and the right hand is the turn of the index finger to pluck the 1st string, and finally the little finger once.

Now it's time to move underneath, and at this time, the remaining 3 fingers of the left hand are slightly raised except for the index finger. The index finger slides to the 2nd fret, takes the 2nd fret as the 1st fret position just now, and repeats the previous action, generally only need to practice until the little finger plays to the 12th fret, and then change to 2 strings and 3 strings. 。

Patience will be enough to try once, which is commonly known as climbing the lattice, which is actually called a 1-string chromatic descending exercise.

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I'll simply say, if you know what climbing lattice is, it's fine, I just want to tell you that the main thing about climbing lattice is to practice the endurance of the fingers, as well as the ligaments of the fingers! This is very helpful when you talk about solo and play chords!

Climbing lattice mistake demonstration 1: fingers can't keep up with the rhythm, fingers are not connected. Don't go for speed, take your time at first and slowly increase your speed.

Climbing lattice mistake demonstration 2: finger joints can't stand up. The joints stand up to change the grade, and they cannot be pressed rigidly.

Correct method A: When pressing, you should stand up your fingers, and the other fingers should be ready to press the strings.

Correct method B: Vary the angle of the finger according to different width grades. You can't keep your hands at the same angle all the time.

Correct method C: Try to do this, press the upper string without touching the adjacent string below.

Climbing the lattice on the guitar is a kind of exercise with the right and left hands, and it is also the basic skill of the guitar, and the folk guitar is also often used. The strings of the folk guitar are steel wire, and the classical guitar is nylon. When climbing the lattice, start with the 1st string and 1st fret with the left hand, and press the fret with the index finger, middle finger, ring finger, and little finger in turn.

Several requirements for climbing lattices:

1. The right hand should exert enough force, but the strength should not be too large to ensure that each note should be played clearly;

2. The speed does not have to be fast, but it must be rhythmic, not sometimes fast and sometimes slow.

3. The left hand should be pressed firmly from the sound popping up to the continuous process, if the left hand is released in advance, it will make a defective sound. Of course, you can't meet the above requirements all at once when you are a beginner, so you have to be patient and persistent.

All six strings are practiced, and the order of 24 kinds is.

2134.。。Next, you should push it yourself.

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Not all,,1 string to 6 strings can be practiced,You can play from one to four frets,You can also start from any fret,As long as it is a continuous four frets,There are 24 fingerings on each string,,For example, on 1 string: YesOf these 24 kinds, the other strings are the same.

1 is the index finger, 2 is the middle finger, 3 is the ring finger, 4 is the little finger, you should know this...

There are three kinds of them, one is a straight line, the second is left and right, and the third is a curve.

The chords are good, and you can play and sing them soon, and then come back when you have a foundation in the future, otherwise you are likely to give up halfway.

Practice climbing the grid first, and then practice the chords when you are proficient.

For beginners, to develop an interest in the guitar, practice chords, chord transitions, and rhythmic patterns. You don't have to practice climbing the lattice. This allows you to learn a song as quickly as possible.

After practicing one or two songs, you can move on to more difficult songs. At this time, if you feel that there is a bottleneck, you can't improve your guitar skills well. This is where the basics are practiced.

There are two main aspects of the basic skills to be practiced for beginners.

First aspect (left hand):

1. Finger ability: various types of climbing lattice, finger exercises, endurance exercises, speed exercises, etc.

2. Technique exercises: left-hand glissando, push strings, hit strings, etc. Chord conversion practice, find a few chords that you are not familiar with or more commonly used chords to perform chord conversion, and practice steady and fast.

Second aspect (right-handed):

1. Strumming rhythm practice, find a few songs with different beats and different speeds, and practice strumming the strings. And practice with different strumming methods appropriately.

2. Chord decomposition exercises, pick technique exercises, use fingers or picks to break down each chord.

It's completely okay, climbing the lattice is just a practice of finger dexterity, and you don't have to be able to climb the lattice if you know how to climb the chords, and you don't necessarily have to be able to climb the lattice.

If you just want to play a few songs and sing songs, it doesn't matter if you have a few common chords. Climbing the lattice is quite boring. If you start to practice this all the time, you will quickly lose interest in learning.

If you want to advance to the master, this is a daily practice. This is the foundation of chord conversion, and when the foundation is firmly laid, progress will be fast and there will be good development. In short, in the early stage, you can choose the simple song you like to practice first, and then practice climbing the grid if you are interested.

Finally, as the old saying goes, persistence is victory! Where there's a will there's a way! You're sure to have learned well!

My advice to you is that if you really want to learn guitar, you can't! Only advanced. Step by step. In this way, the chords will be pressed well and faster.

Practicing scales and climbing the lattice in the early stage are indispensable experiences in your guitar career, and for this kind of thinking, it is best to have a certain speed of climbing the lattice first, and then slowly try to climb the scale, which will help you tremendously.

But don't just climb the scale, you must be able to do which note corresponds to each fret on the fretboard, each string, and play the tune with those notes, that's right.

There is nothing wrong with novices practicing hard, just like those masters on the stage, people only see the tunes they play on the stage, who knows the sweat they put in behind the scenes, as the so-called one minute on stage, ten years off the stage.

Climbing the lattice scales is a little useful, but it's useless.

The difference is: climbing the lattice chromatic scale exercises.

If the purpose is to exercise the fingering hand shape, 60% of the 24 methods of climbing the lattice are enough as long as you practice hard (note that it is a hard practice, very boring process), and the remaining 40% have no chance to use it at all.

If the purpose is to practice speed, you waste 40% of the time mentioned above, and at the same time, it also takes up the remaining 60% of your time to speed up, which also makes you bear nearly double the boring practice time, and eventually leads to many people not being able to practice.

Climbing the lattice has crawled all the souls! The greatest sorrow of playing the guitar is the pursuit of low-grade fun!

Climbing the lattice is an external skill, and practicing the scale and learning music theory is an internal skill. If you don't want to learn two songs quickly, you should study both inside and outside, and it's still okay for beginners to climb a grid for about fifteen minutes every day, and it's easy to lose interest after climbing for a long time.

This isn't a contradiction, right? Isn't climbing the lattice also a scale?

On a string, the ten fingers (1), middle finger (2), ring finger (3), and little finger (4) are placed on the first, second, third, and fourth squares respectively, and play them once in turn (in fact, two or three times are fine, in view of beginners, it is better to start by playing once), and if the right hand uses a pick, it will alternate up and down, and repeat, and the play will never end, like a fly 1234123412341234 ....Until the buzz.

After playing 1234 for the first time, you can move on to the next string, and then move on to the next string... It is also possible to practice on one string: the first (one 1234) ten fingers start with the first square, and the second (second 1234) ten fingers start with the second square. Of course, you can also start playing 2341 2341 from the middle finger....

On a string, you can also play 4321 4321 from the high position....There are many ways to do this, you can practice in a group of four tones (1234 1234 1234 1234), or you can practice in a group of three tones (123 412 341 234).

The main purpose of doing this exercise is to exercise the flexibility of the fingers of your left hand and the coordination of your left and right hands, and to better express your ** feeling and serve, avoid extreme ideas!

Folk guitar or acoustic guitar can appear in many styles, and the appearance of climbing lattices is more or less related to the proportion of guitars in **style and **, which cannot be generalized. If you want to hear about climbing the lattice, then we recommend a disc for you, Al Di Meola & John McLaughlin & Paco de Lucia - Friday Night in San Francisco!

Have a nice day!

Beginners usually start by practicing some simple chords and creeping. Chords: As long as you learn the basic chords of c d, e f, g a b, you can play most ballads; The climbing grid is only to assist us to practice the flexibility of the left hand fingers, it has many methods (now most of them are classified as finger exercises): the left hand fingers from the index finger to the little finger are numbered 1 2 3 4, when climbing the grid can be carried out on the same string, can also be practiced on different strings, such as on a string we can play 1 2 3 4 or 3 1 2 4 can also be 1 3 4 2 and so on, on the basis of practicing proficiency slowly speed up, pay attention to each string to practice, remember to also practice on a high grade.

Practice climbing on different strings: (1) You can think on two strings, such as one or two strings, we can practice (one 'string horn') 1 'finger horn' (two) 2 (one) 3 (two) 4, the order of playing can be changed at will, as long as the flexibility of the fingers can be practiced. The main thing that novices overcome when playing the piano is the flexibility and extensibility of the fingers, and the climbing grid is no better, but patience is required when practicing.

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Generally speaking, this is a very basic exercise, is the practice of basic skills, the acoustic guitar is not as good as the electric guitar, the folk song is better, if it is classical, the velvet strings are very laborious, relatively speaking, the strings of the folk song look at the rower, in fact, it is not as good as the classical fee, to be honest, climbing the lattice is not very useful for novice folk songs, the general folk guitar is learned to be monophonic (1234567), chord accompaniment, towards the rhythmic type, and then the main tone, when learning the main tone, climbing the lattice is very useful, This is a matter of flexibility, I don't know what stage of the practitioner the landlord is, but, I personally think, if it is a chord accompaniment, then climbing the lattice is not very useful, if it is a part with the main tone, then it must be practiced, the skill does not exist, you can only use hard work, of course, the more familiar the better, good proficiency can be improved, first crawl up and down with a fixed four frets, first 1234 crawling fingers, then 1324, then 1423, and so on, and then the fixed fourth fret of the third string and the first three strings fixed four frets, Up and down the string of crawling pins, until the casual crawling frets, simply put, it is 1234 frets of 1 string, 2345 frets of 2 strings, 3456 frets of three strings, and so on, crawling fingers, which is very helpful for proficiency

Good luck with your guitar!!