The drum kit and the acoustic guitar are learning at the same time

It's not impossible! But you have to have a way.

I recommend that you play the drums mainly and the guitar is secondary, but if you want to write songs, I suggest you give up playing the drums and go all out on the guitar.

I'll tell you about the guitar.

3 Paths 1 Self-study.

2. Find someone you know to teach.

3. Spend money to find a teacher.

First of all, a guitar and a textbook are a must.

If you can go to the UK, I guess you won't be poor.

If you want to get started quickly, you can first take the 200 or so practice piano.

After 3-5 months of practice, you can change to a 400-800 piano, don't worry, practice fingering for half an hour a week is enough.

After finishing reading some music theory knowledge by yourself, I read a little bit a day.

If you watch too much, you won't be able to remember, and you'll be irritable.

After that, insist on practicing fingering for at least one hour a day.

Pay attention to the correct posture and fingering tips in the book, and if you develop a bad habit, you will almost never be able to change it, so stick to the regular posture.

Fingering is not too much for a few years, and the more you practice, the better.

Those guitar maniacs have them who practice 10 hours a day.

Dude, I hope you keep it up Love** is wonderful.

Yes, I talked about electric guitar for a while, and it didn't seem to me, and then I continued to drum.

Yes, I am practicing jazz drums and guitar, and I have been practicing piano since I was a child, and I am also practicing now, the key is interest, perseverance and talent, if you don't practice well, it can only mean that you lack some of these 3 points. I'm a senior this year, studying communication, and I can take care of it after completing + finding a job, but you're only a freshman, how can you not take care of it. As a lover, I need to remind you that music theory is very important, don't blindly improve your playing skills and ignore music theory, which will have a profound impact on your future development to a higher level, especially if you want to try to write songs.

It's okay, I learned the drums and the saxophone.

<> guitar and drum kit have in common in that they are both rhythmic instruments. There are certain aspects that are common when learning, such as rhythm, musicality, and music theory. The guitar is often regarded as the main musician in pop**, rock and roll celery, blues, folk songs, and flamenco.

In the field of classical **, the guitar is often performed as a solo or duo. The drum kit is a very important percussion instrument in a jazz band, which usually consists of a foot bass drum, a snare, two or more toms, one or two hi-hats, a rhythm cymbal, and a cymbal with pedals.

The drummer is the soul of the band, and the reason for this is that he controls the rhythm and speed of the whole group.

It's not hard to learn a drum kit.

A good drummer must not only have comprehensive skills, but also have a strong understanding and expression ability. Of course, this is accumulated little by little from the roots!

Drums are relatively simple compared to other instruments. Because it does not involve harmony, modulation, tonality, etc., it requires knowledge of rhythm and speed, as well as the coordination ability of the limbs, so it is recommended to buy a basic music theory book and read it often to lay a good foundation for theory.

For beginners, the first is to stabilize the speed, the left foot on the cymbal pedal to follow the metronome to do speed exercises, after determining the stability, add the accent of the right foot foot drum in, the rhythm pattern starts from 4 notes, and then gradually moves on to 8 minutes 16 minutes, triplets and other rhythmic rhythms, if you are willing to work hard, you can complete the basic rhythmic coordination of both feet in about 3-5 months.

At this time, it is time to open the wrist, first of all, standardize the method of holding the drum stick, and then relax the click, pay attention to the muscle relaxation when practicing, observe the position of the drum and try to control the strength. It's hard to say all at once.

There is no shortcut to anything, and if you want to practice the drum kit well, you must learn and practice hard in groups, so that you can master it step by step and become proficient.

It's not a question of whether it's difficult or not, it's a question of whether you can persevere, and what to learn isn't difficult? There are many beginners who learn the drums, and very few actually become good drummers. A good drum = 99% sweat + essential 1% talent. Good luck!