Recognition of folk guitar

In many cases, people want to learn the guitar, but do not know much about the guitar, so the following I will lead you to recognize what you do not know, the secrets of the guitar.

Well, nonsense on a few sentences, we officially began the guitar journey.

The guitar thing it, the English name is called Guitar, can also be called six-stringed piano or knot him.

Then it is also very many kinds, the following will focus on the folk guitar that we are more interested in.

The folk guitar, which has steel strings, is mostly made of wood. Generally it can be divided into three parts, namely the headstock, neck and body.

The headstock, as the name suggests, is the head of the guitar, (as shown in the picture above) and that metal thing called the knob, can be turned, but what is it to do? It is used to adjust the degree of string delivery tightness, that is, tuning. (Generally speaking, you need to tune the standard tuning for playing guitars.) (The knobs usually come in open and closed types, and when you buy a folk guitar, it is recommended that you buy a closed type. The picture above is closed)

On the front of the neck, is the fingerboard, and you can see a lot of a grid a grid gap, it is called the pin, that is, where the finger pressure, and remove the finger pressure, you can see there are a lot of horizontal like a wire a kind of thing, that's called the pin wire, used to divide the pin. The dots on top of the pins are called taste marks. They are used to quickly find out which pins you want to play. （

The front of the body is called the top, the sides are called the side panels, and the back is called the back panel. There are a lot of things on the body, such as the big round hole, called the sound hole, which is used for sound, and going under the sound hole, you'll see the long white bridge on top of the wooden saddle and the string spine at the back. (If your strings are broken, you can remove the cones and replace them with new strings.)

The above mentioned is basically the folk guitar, which is what we call the modern steel-stringed guitar, and it can be used for soloing in addition to singing, and there are also classical guitars, electric guitars, jazz guitars, and Hawaiian guitars in addition to the folk guitars.

So let's move on to the two more common guitars mentioned above

Classical guitars and folk guitars look roughly the same as folk guitars, but folk guitars are divided into chamfered and rounded corners, while classical guitars have mostly rounded corners. The classical guitar has rounded corners. The knobs are open, the strings are nylon (the earliest strings were made of sheep's intestines), and the strings are tied to the saddle, and the tone is very soft and melodious, which is more suitable for playing classical tunes, flamenco, etc. I personally like the classical guitar very much. Personally, I like classical guitar very much.

The electric guitar is very different from the folk guitar in both appearance and playing method, and you have to buy sound and effects in addition to having an electric piano, because the sound is very small when it is not plugged in. In addition to the difference in feel, it is also solid, with a rocker, equipped with a pickup.

In addition to the above two common guitars, there are also Hawaiian guitars played on slide lists, jazz guitars specialized in jazz, and so on.

Finally, I'd like to share a great guitar fingerpicking song

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