How to press the guitar chord?

The first is the basic method of left-handed chord. Since chords are composed of three or more sounds, if you want them to make beautiful sounds, the fingers of your left hand must be as perpendicular as possible to the fingerboard. Press the string with your fingertips until it is close to the product, which is about one third of the mouth. Be careful not to press or touch other strings here. Your fingers will hurt at first, but you will get better with more practice. 1, 2, 3 and 4 in the chord table represent the index finger, middle finger, ring finger and little finger of the left hand respectively. "T" stands for thumb (usually not used). Just practice correctly according to the chord table.

Let's talk about the right hand exercise first. The most important thing at first is to let the fingers of the right hand play these six strings flexibly. P, I, M, A and CH stand for thumb, index finger, middle finger, ring finger and little finger respectively (usually not used). Thumb plays 456 strings. Play three strings with your index finger. The second string of the middle finger. The ring finger is a string.

Ok, next you can practice your right hand like this. Press the EM chord with your left hand first. Then the fingers of the right hand play according to the following rules: 5323 1323, 6323 1323, 4323 1323. All right. Practice like this every day, and you will make great progress. !