When I first started learning the guitar, it was hard to press the strings, so I asked for advice

Practice a lot, of course.

Because there are things that you can't feel at first, because your fingers haven't reached that requirement yet.

If you practice to death, it won't be long before you feel how to press it to press it well.

This is the most useless word and the most useful word.

The strings of the left hand are the most basic things, and the test is people's psychology, which is easy to make people impatient, so the most important thing is to practice with a group of friends to compare and encourage each other.

It's okay to do more finger extension exercises, and there are 13 fingers pressed 24 without pressing and then alternately, and again.

12 34 。14 23 and so on.

After the fingers are a little more flexible, you should also pay attention to pressing the chord. Don't put the whole finger on the piano.

The place of the tiger's mouth should be left empty. This allows the other four fingers to move flexibly.

Watch more guitar lovers compiled by Mr. Liu Chuan. It was the best book I've ever seen.

Time will tell, don't rush too much.

Left-handed chords like you don't have to think about any tricks now. Death practice. Allow your fingers to be flexible.

Because the left hand is very stupid at first. If you don't practice for a while, you can't do anything else.

I said a lot of nonsense.

It's all about making you insist. It's true. Stick around for a while and you'll find out.

Believe in you ... Hope my nonsense works a little bit for you ...

Some things don't follow the rules.

Usually say goodbye to your fingers and train your fingers.

This is required.

I hold the piano every day when I'm fine.

I thought about it while pressing.

I'm sure I'll find a way to get to it with less effort.

Playing guitar is not a matter of routine.

Do your best and grope for yourself.

That's your own.

Don't think about all these rules and phrases.

Be flexible: You're still practicing too little.

Look at the thick calluses that come out of your fingers.

If not, practice again!

When I learned guitar, I didn't have a teacher, I was all self-taught, and now I haven't touched that thing in years.

I summarized. When pressing the strings, the left hand, the fingers can not be lifted too much, pay attention to the shape of the hand, the closer the fingers are to the strings, the better, the fingers raise the speed after the impact, the position of the strings, theoretically speaking, the position of the 3 4 is the best, sorry, I haven't touched it for many years, some have forgotten, the guitar is this thing, it is to practice more, watch more master performances, summarize more, and there will be progress.

Now many people on the Internet ask what skills there are, to be honest, there are no skills, there are no skills at all, as long as you practice more, you can practice makes perfect, look at the posture of others holding the piano, I think your left hand holding the piano is wrong.

Guitar enthusiasts, when they first start learning, when practicing the guitar, often for some reason, they can't press the guitar chords, and they will make a murky or muffled sound, in fact, this is often caused by the poor posture of pressing the strings. When you play like this to others, others will also notice that you play the guitar with a strange sound. So, when playing the guitar, pay special attention to the following are a few common mistakes in how to press the strings:

1.Not close enough to Qin Yan.

This is a common mistake that many beginners make, and remember to keep your fingers as close to the fretwire as possible, which is the most labor-saving way to press the strings. Assuming that it is not good to press the finger in the middle, it is easy to press it on the left side and make a splash. The murmur.

For example: C chord.

2.Leaning on the piano.

Assuming that it is not possible to lean on the piano or go too far beyond the piano, the guitar will easily make a muffled sound, so the sound of the guitar will not be clean. For example: A7 chord.

3.There is no support point in the left hand.

When pressing the open chord, the base of the left index finger can be lightly pressed against the lower edge of the neck as a support point for the whole palm, and the fingers will not press the string. Guitar self-taught is of course to say that the palm of the hand easily touches the first string, but as long as the angle is adjusted, it is fine. If you don't have a support point in your left hand, it's easy to make mistakes when changing chords.

4.Touching the other strings.

Finger fingers touching other strings is also a common disadvantage for guitar novices, so you should hope to adjust the angle of your fingertips.

5.The nails of the left fingernails are not clean.

Poor nail clipping will also lead to poor adjustment of the string posture, which can easily make the fingers lie flat and even press other strings. Accurate posture:

1.The fingertip angle is fine as long as it is not touching the other strings, and it is not necessary that each finger should be 90 degrees perpendicular to the fingerboard, and some chords do not necessarily need to be like this.

2.Reasonable finger building, no pressure is accurate, but you can't press it randomly, and it's not good to assume that the fingers are too bent. Therefore, it is necessary to rationalize the establishment of fingers as much as possible to press the chords well and avoid overly compromising pressures.

3.The position of the thumb can be roughly unchanged as long as the base of the left index finger is lightly placed on the lower edge of the neck. If you have long fingers, you can also try to place your thumb on the upper edge of the neck and hold the whole neck, in addition to increasing the invariance, if the sixth string of the chord chart is played with an x, you can also take advantage of the suffocation.

4.The fingers should be angled to the neck, and the fingers should be angled to the neck, not 90 degrees. This will help the fingers to have a greater range of dexterity applications and will not make the fingers stiff when pressing the strings.

5.Muffling strings that shouldn't burst out is a point that most people will ignore, and the most common disadvantage when brushing chords, assuming that the guitar diagram renders x to imply that the empty string is not a chord and cannot be played.

No shortcut is just practice! Wear and blister is a must.

Beginners start with simple learning, such as c d em, etc., you can, these chords are very proficient in mastering, and then slowly learn the difficult ones, if you want to play well, you must practice hard, there is no way to take advantage of it!

It will be a little better, but it may not be several times better than you think.

It can only be said that a better guitar, the workmanship and requirements are more standardized, the height of the strings is within a certain range, but a good guitar is better in terms of control, and it is not easy to have too many defective products (the strings are too high, or the neck is bent and other problems that affect the strings), the reason why it is said that it will not be as good as imagined to press the special much, because the almost guitar is not so strict when controlling the string height, so the defective rate is a little higher, but the height of the strings is too high, It is not said that it is more than 2 times higher than a good guitar, which is generally about 1 mm taller at most.

The biggest difference between a good guitar and a bad guitar is actually in other aspects such as wood materials and sound quality workmanship. Rather than the height of the chord and whether it is good or not.

Beginners will find it difficult to press is certain, there is a process in this, when you are proficient, you will understand how to press, where to press, how much force is appropriate, and it is good to press. After all, learning guitar is not the same as learning mathematics, knowing 1+1=2 is considered mastery. It's easy to know how to play the guitar, but you know that it takes a certain amount of practice to actually play a note perfectly.

Practice is unfamiliar, and in the process of practicing an unfamiliar thing, you will definitely feel that it is not smooth here and there, and the only reason is that the proficiency is not enough.

Yes, learning chords first is not going to be faster when you practice finger playing. But there is no necessary connection between this.

Practicing chords can increase the flexibility of your fingers, and fingerstyle guitar will also use many chords.

Fingerstyle guitar is a way of playing, also known as steel string acoustic guitar performance, English for fingerstyle guitar, is a kind of guitar plus flowers, in the ** world is a very emerging project, and most of these techniques come from the folk inheritance, combined with flamenco, Hawaii, Spanish and other guitar playing methods and playing skills and continuous innovation. Fingerstyle guitar can be played with fingers, can also be played with picks and finger sleeves, and the biggest difference with classical guitar is that fingerstyle guitar is widely used in many tuning methods, beating, techniques are completely unrestricted, as long as you can use a guitar to make any wonderful ** are fingerstyle acoustic guitar**, fusion of modern harmony and other styles, and into the player's own creation and arrangement ideas.

There is no necessary connection between this.

If you want to develop in the direction of fingerstyle first, it is recommended to lay a good foundation first, which mainly includes plucking and pressing strings.

It is very important to play the strings in the plucked strings and not to rely on the strings.

Then you can learn chords, because learning chords will help you understand fingerstyle and fingering arrangements later on.

To learn the guitar, you have to learn it step by step, how can you run if you can't walk. If you want to learn the guitar well, it is recommended to find a teacher to learn systematically, otherwise the basic skills are not strong, and it is in vain. I just looked at the score, it's relatively simple, if you have a basic finger playing, you can play it in a day, you can play it in 10 minutes, and you can play it proficiently, and 90% of it is bragging.

No, I have to learn together, I can't optical chords, because I used to learn chords all the time, and the solo was delayed, and now I'm desperately trying to learn the solo, okay, the chords are delayed again, and I don't feel like I can press it tightly, especially BM7