学吉他多长时间可以自弹自唱（学吉他需要多长时间）

学吉他多长时间可以自弹自唱（学吉他需要多长时间）

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How much time would it take to learn guitar?

学吉他需要多长时间?

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Mike Riddle Playing guitar for 55 years

迈克·里德尔，弹了55年吉他
Depends on how serious you are. If you will give it a 1/2 hour a day growing to an hour every day as you grow calluses on your fingertips then in 6 months you will be able to play well enough to share your skill with others.
Commit to playing forever - if you learn to do it well you will never let it go. And 6 months will seem like as small amount of time.
If you overdo it you will have a lot of finger pain and frustration and may never acquire the skill you will desire.
If you practice once a week you will never get there. You will quit.
Key thought: everyday. every single day. Exceptions should be very rare.
There is also value in picking up your guitar for 5 minutes throughout the day as you have time (this is in addition to the 1/2 hour or hour of practice).

这取决于你有多认真。如果你每天练习半个小时，随着指尖上的老茧的生长，每天增加到1个小时，那么在6个月后，你将能够弹的足够好到可以与他人分享你的技能。
永远致力于比赛——如果你学会了弹好吉他，就永远不会放弃它，而6个月似乎是很短的时间。
如果你练得过多，你的手指会很痛，会很沮丧，而且可能永远也学不到你想要的技能。
如果你每周练习一次，又永远无法达到目的—你会放弃的。
主要思想:每天练，天天练，例外情况应该非常罕见才是。
如果你有时间的话，每天花5分钟拿起吉他也是有价值的（这是在半个小时或1小时的练习之外）。
At first concentrate on the basic mechanics You can vary this once you have skill but honor the basics until you have mastered them.
Learn to finger behind the fret not over it and do not press the string harder than necessary to get a clear tone. Over pressuring a string is one of a beginner’s most common mistakes. Pick a string gently repeatedly lowering finger pressure each time. You will be surprised how little pressure it takes if you have the fingertip coming down on the string rather than holding it down with the finger sideways
Practice sitting down. You can add standing and “performance appearance” after you actually play your instrument well.
Learn that you control dynamics by how tightly you hold a pick not how hard you pluck/strum the strings. Tuned right using good strings you should not be breaking them. Change strings about every 6 weeks at first. It will take awhile for you to hear when they need changing. Wipe finger oil off your strings with a soft cloth after each playing session.
Start learning the theory of scales a bit every day also and understand how chords are constructed. Theory is the language that lets you work with others which will add incredible pleasure to your playing.

首先，把注意力集中在基本的技巧上——一旦你掌握了技巧，你可以改变这一点，但要尊重基本的技巧，直到你掌握它们。
学会用手指在琴弦的后面，而不是在上面，不要为了得到清晰的音色而过于用力地按琴弦，施加过大压力是初学者最常见的错误之一。轻轻拿起一根琴弦，反复地，每次都降低手指的压力。你会惊讶地发现，如果你的指尖落在琴弦上，而不是用手指侧着按住琴弦，所需的压力是如此之小。
练习坐下。在你真正演奏好乐器之后，你可以再站立和附加“表演技巧”。
要知道你是通过握拨的力度来控制琴弦的，而不是你拨动/拨动琴弦的力度。调音正确，使用好的琴弦，你不应该把它们弄断。最初每6周更换一次字符串。你需要一段时间才能听到他们什么时候需要改变。每次演奏结束后，用软布擦去琴弦上的手指油。
每天开始学习音阶理论，了解和弦是如何构造的。理论是一种让你与他人共事的语言，它会给你的游戏带来难以置信的乐趣。
Really really practice listening - to your guitar and to music. Think about what you are hearing. Train your ear to hear the pitch. Use an electronic tuner (they are so cheap now) from the start so you won’t train your ear to hear incorrect tuning.
Tap your feet to keep time and rhythm don’t try to do this by intellect alone. Timing and rhythm are physical experiences so let your body participate.
Understand that you will end up owning more than one guitar. I recommend that you start with an acoustic as its portability opens up a lot of possibilities and you can hear its tone more clearly. Then take up an electric. Acoustics are harder on the fingers and if you start with an electric you might never feel completely comfortable with an acoustic guitar. Also you might tend to focus too much on electronic tone manipulation and under-focus on actual playing skills.
Realize that no matter how much technique etc. you acquire what will actually earn respect both from others and yourself is to learn to use the instrument to speak emotionally. The longer I have played the more I focus on how my playing affects others rather than on the playing itself.
Try your hand at writing songs - simple at first. This is a skill that takes some time to develop so again do it regularly and have patience. One of the best quotes I ever heard (I forget the source) : “ Add them only if you have something to say”. Good songs have something to say. Take your ideas from real life experience if you can.
Above all consider music performance as involvement with joy. Play for the pleasure not some external goal. You will likely achieve such goals but it is the love of music you will acquire that will make it a lifelong addition to your life.

真的，真的，练习听——听你的吉他，听音乐。想想你听到了什么。训练你的耳朵听音调。从一开始就使用电子调谐器（现在很便宜），这样你就不会训练你的耳朵去听不正确的调音了。
用你的脚打拍子来保持时间和节奏，不要仅仅靠智力来做到这一点。时间和节奏是身体体验，所以让你的身体参与进来
要明白你最终会拥有不止一把吉他。我建议你从原声乐器开始，因为它的便携性带来了很多可能性，你可以更清楚地听到它的音调。然后拿起一个电吉他。原声吉他对手指来说更难，如果你从电吉他开始，你可能永远不会对原声吉他感到完全舒适。此外，你可能会过于关注电子调式，而忽视实际的演奏技巧。
要意识到，无论你掌握了多少技巧等，真正能赢得别人和你自己尊重的是学会用乐器表达情感。我弹得越久，我就越关注我弹吉他时如何影响他人，而不是弹吉他本身。
试着写歌——一开始很简单。这是一项需要时间来培养的技能，所以再次强调，要有规律地去做，并且要有耐心。我听过的最好的一句话（我忘了来源了）：“只有当你有话要说的时候才添加它们”。好歌曲要表达一些东西。如果可以的话，从现实生活中汲取你的想法。
最重要的是，把音乐表演看成是因给你带来快乐而参与—是为了乐趣，而不是为了一些外部目标。你很可能会达到这样的目标，但正是你对音乐的热爱让它成为你生命中的一部分。