Introduction to Guitar

  Hey, I'm Rae. I play guitar and some music works. If you are a guitarist who has bought a guitar but has been putting it beside you, or just bought a guitar and don't know how to start, you should read this article. This can help you better understand your partner who will accompany you for a long time. As a beginner, the first step is to understand the guitar, which is mainly divided into three parts: head, neck and resonance box. There are 14 parts subdivided: Tuning key, head, Guitar Nut, string, Guitar Fret Wire, pin, fingerboard, side board, panel, bridge, sound hole, Pickguard Bracket, Guitar Saddle and Bridge Pins. 

  As for the performance posture, the most basic knowledge is that when we play the part should be in front of the sound hole, we can achieve the best reception effect. Now I will share a very important knowledge: string. The guitar has six strings, which should be thick to thin from top to bottom. The top and thickest are six strings, and the bottom is one string. Now that we know the strings, let's know how these strings are displayed in the score. In my learning process, I have always been used to watching the guitar six-line score, which represents six strings, but the top part of the score corresponds to the lowest and thinnest string of the guitar. This needs special attention! The rest is very simple. The corresponding number on the center line of the score is the product to be Pin by the finger.