Various symbolic solutions of guitar spectrum

Beginners often encounter various symbols or letters when playing.

Tools/Materials: Guitar, Guitar Score

Method 1

1. Chord diagram is a lattice diagram, with horizontal lines representing products and vertical lines representing chords.

2. The left side indicates that the bass-the sixth string-is the thickest, and the right side indicates that the treble-the first string-is the thinnest.

3. The part between silk is silk.

Method 2

1. The letters on the chord graph indicate the names of the chords.

2. The point on the string indicates the finger type, which means that the corresponding string in the corresponding product should be pressed. For example, you should press 1 for chord c, 2 for chord 2, 4 for chord 2 and 5 for chord 3.

3. The horizontal bar means that all the specified strings are pressed with the whole finger. Sometimes it will be represented by arrows, etc., so it should be used flexibly.

4. The leftmost number indicates the fret number, indicating which fret the chord starts from. As shown in the figure, start with 4 frets.

5. Some chord charts will mark numbers on points and lines to represent corresponding fingers. T stands for thumb, 1 stands for index finger, 2 stands for middle finger, 3 stands for ring finger and 4 stands for little finger.

6. Some chords have X and O, the former means not playing the string, and the latter means playing the empty string.