A few questions about getting started with the electric guitar

1. Not necessarily, you can learn from electricity. But personally, I think that playing the acoustic guitar when you get started sounds better, more interesting, and easier to stick to.

2. The electric guitar itself does not have a case, and the pronunciation of the strings alone is very small, so it must be connected to the speaker. In order to achieve a variety of tones, the electric guitar is usually connected to the effects, which are then connected to the amps.

3. Compared with the learning of electric bass, I personally think it will not be simple. On the other hand, an electric bass can be more boring, as the guitar has six strings and can be used to sing and play music on its own. It's not hard to get started with guitar, as long as you can keep practicing.

Hello...I don't know if you have the basics of playing the guitar.

1.It's really just a matter of interest. The traditional guitar is also divided into folk and classical 2

sections. Electric guitars are relatively violent and metallic. Electric guitars are mostly performing the treble part.

There are a lot of playing techniques. Compared to the traditional guitar performance space, it is much larger. However, if you haven't learned the traditional guitar, it's okay to jump straight to the electric guitar section.

It is very important to practice the basics. I recommend you 2 textbooks, Kobayashi Katsumi junior high and senior. Paul's was not bad.

I have time to go to the piano shop to ask a guitar teacher or a friend who can play by myself. For beginners, 1. The habit of holding the piano is also very important for your future learning. To put it bluntly, practice makes perfect.

As long as you keep practicing. Whether you learn a traditional guitar or not depends on your interest.

2.It's not clear what you mean by megaphone. There are pickups and speakers connected to the electric organ.

Effects. Or do you mean just the amplification equipment?Electric guitar 1 is generally made of an electric organ.

Effects. The speaker (that is, the amplifier you are talking about) is composed of 3 parts. An electric guitar can be pronounced without a speaker, but the sound is minimal.

It's a lot smaller than an acoustic guitar with a resonance box. So if you want to learn electric guitar, I think it's necessary to have one speaker. So I recommend spending a certain amount of money on speakers.

Buy a mid-range one. A few hundred dollars for practice is enough. Effects are what make an electric guitar sound a thousand times over.

Such as metal, frog sound, distortion and so on. When it comes to effects, you can wait until you know a certain amount of electric guitar and want to play with some tricks before buying them.

3.First of all, let me explain it to you. Electric bass is also known as bass guitar.

It is one type of guitar. Its vocal range is even lower than that of a guitar. The role of an electric bass is to complement the vocal range between the drum and guitar.

Electric guitar and electric bass 2 seem similar. In fact, there is a big difference in technique. It can be said that there is no such thing as the same.

And the bass pays attention to rhythm. But it's monotonous. It is often a transitional melody.

After all, the bass is an auxiliary instrument, and the performance space is not as large as that of an electric guitar. If you like performance, I recommend learning electric guitar.

Which of the two is easier to learn? Actually, it's all the same. Learning a musical instrument is about mastery. Don't be greedy. There are thousands of techniques for every instrument. As the old saying goes, there's no end to learning. It mainly depends on which one you are interested in...

I hope mine will help you choose and learn an instrument. ~

1. Basic electric guitar self-learning tutorial: left hand.

The big finger should be placed in the middle line of the back of the piano, and some practice pianos have a line on the back of the piano, that is, to enlarge the position of the thumb fingers, sometimes you will see some people using the grip of the electric guitar, holding the handle in the palm, this is not good in the general classical or folk guitar, because when grasping the handle with the hand, the degree of freedom of the left hand is insufficient, so when you want to quickly change the string, it will be a little slower.

The handle of an electric guitar is very thin, but it is easier to play when you grasp it by hand. The other fingers should be placed in a semicircle on top of the frame, the fingertips should be pressed vertically, and the palms of the hands should not touch the handles except the fingers. This is done in a matter of speed and sensitivity.

Note that the thumb should be placed under the middle finger across the stem, so that the force will be evenly applied. When the chord is too large, you can also push the thumb outward to the edge of the stem to make it easier to press the string. In this way, you can quickly change chords and play advanced songs.

2. Basic electric guitar self-learning tutorial: right hand.

There are two sets of right finger methods, the left side of the string and the right side of the string, I still introduce the most used left side of the string, the hand shaft joint is about five centimeters below the convex place on the side of the abdomen, so that the palm of the hand is naturally put down in the face of the hole, the palm of the hand is not forced, and then look at the appearance of the palm, it should be four fingers pointing to the ground, and the finger is slightly towards the direction of the handle.

When plucking the strings, pluck the left side of the nail and a little bit of the flesh of the finger. The direction of the thumb plucking the string should be outward, avoiding the direction of the other fingers hooking to the inside, that is, the direction of the thumb pointing to the plucked string from the top should be parallel to the other fingers, but in the opposite direction, so the thumb will not fight with the other fingers. Why should we pay attention to how to pluck the strings with our right hand?

It is also to make it easier to play advanced songs in the future, and this benefit can be experienced when you practice vibrato.