学吉他需要多长时间
How much time would it take to learn guitar?
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网友：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......
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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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迈克·里德尔，弹了55年吉他
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）。
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。
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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。
One of the most important aspects of learning guitar is from where or from who you learn it.
First,you need to find a good teacher who is as much enthusiastic to teach as you are to learn.
Next, you have to be inspired to kearn anything in life. It is what keeps you motivated.
Lastly,practice makes man perfect!
My story- when I was in school, my mom arranged a home tutor for me. I was really excited to learn the guitar.
As a few months passed by, i began to lose interest. The tutor was not all I expected. He would leave before the agreed timings and he never taught me anything much. He kept on repeating the same thing (like the c scale and tunes like national anthem:/ ) After a while, I felt completely disencouraged and I told my mom to discontinue the tutoring. I packed my guitar and stuffed it in the attic.
After a few years and my first semester in degree college- I have a friend who is from Patna and we used to hang out at his apartment alot. (Having a few drinks and poker :P)
One day it so happend one of his friend came from Patna when we were around at his place. My friend had mentioned about him being a great guitarist.
He came, had a few drinks and picked up the guitar from the corner.
学习吉他最重要的一个方面是从哪里或从谁那里学吉他。
首先，你需要找到一个好老师，他教的热情和你学的热情一样高。
其次，你必须受到启发才能在日常学习中有所收获。它能让你保持动力
最后，熟能生巧！
我的故事——我在学校的时候，妈妈为我安排了一位家庭教师，学吉他让我真的很兴奋。
几个月过去了，我开始失去兴趣。导师并不是我所期望的那样。他会在约定的时间之前离开，他从来没有教过我什么。他不停地重复着同样的事情(比如c音阶和国歌之类的曲子)。没过多久，我感到非常沮丧，告诉妈妈停止辅导。我把吉他打包塞进阁楼。
几年后，我在大学的第一个学期——我有一个来自帕特纳的朋友，我们经常在他的公寓里闲逛。（喝几杯，打几把扑克）
有一天，我们在他的住处时，他的一个朋友从帕特纳过来。我的朋友提到他是一位伟大的吉他手。
他来了，喝了几杯，从角落里拿起了吉他。
The very next day, I brought down my guitar,dusted it and kept it ready. I was a man on a mission!
From then, I literally bugging him to teach me! I started spending almost every night at his place. He was cool with this and was happy that I showed so much intrest. And thats what I liked, he had not even a little ego when it came to teaching me.
(And yeah, I did often buy him ciggaretes and alcohol. )
I learnt so much in just a month.All chords, scales, arpeggios, soloing etc etc. My home tutor did not teach me all this even in one complete year!
I will always be indebted to my friend!
Sadly, he had to go back to Patna due to some family issue. We are still in touch and I had even gone till Patna to see him once.
我被雷击了。这是我所见过的最令人惊奇的事情。他的吉他技巧和激情令人着迷。我们一直欣赏他的节目到早上6点。我恰好想如他一般，它变成了一种魅力。
就在第二天，我把我的吉他，掸了灰尘，让它准备好了。我是个有使命的人!
从那时起，我就开始缠着他教我！我几乎每天晚上都在他家度过。他对此很冷静，很高兴我表现出如此浓烈的兴趣。这就是我喜欢的，他在教我的时候一点自负都没有。
（不过我经常给他买烟和酒！）
我在一个月的时间里学到了很多—所有的和弦、音阶、琶音、独奏等等。我的家庭教师甚至一整年都没有教我这些！
我将永远感激我的朋友！
不幸的是，由于家庭问题，他不得不回到帕特纳。我们仍然保持联系，我甚至到帕特纳去找过他一次。
大卫·格拉森，我弹过一两次吉他
Others would do fine and make steady progress. For the most part, students really did not want to spend any time practicing. There is no substitute for this and it cannot be bypassed. Yes, there were a lot of people that wanted to be the next guitar god but they wanted somehow to be magically transformed without having to pay their dues. It just doesn’t work that way.
But every once in a while I would get one of these students who wanted to play so badly that s/he was going to let absolutely nothing stand in the way. S/he spent the money needed to buy a genuinely good guitar and then literally lived with that guitar virtually 24/7. S/he spent every waking moment working on exercises, scales, chords or whatever else I threw at him or her. I had one teen aged student who wanted to play so badly that he put everything all the other young people his age were doing, on the back burner and he did nothing else but practice. …and practice and practice. He first showed up at the music store shortly after Christmas because his folks had gotten him a brand new Les Paul for Christmas. By the following Christmas, he was teaching me stuff that I hadn’t learned at that time. He was just REALLY good!
The point that I’m making here is that only YOU can make that determination. If you’re willing to put in the practice time, you can make progress REALLY quickly! But you must practice!
当我教吉他时，我有足够的时间来关注我的学生和他们的进步。有些学生无论多么努力都无法学会弹吉他，他们就是学不会。
其他人会学得很快，并取得稳步进展。在大多数情况下，学生真的不想花时间练习。这是没有办法，也无法绕过的问题。是的，有很多人想成为下一个吉他神，但他们想以某种方式被神奇地改变，而不必支付他们的费用。这想法可不对。
但每隔一段时间，我就会遇到这样一个学生，他们非常想弹吉他，以至于他/她绝对不会让任何东西阻挡他们。他/她花钱买一把真正好的吉他，然后几乎每天24小时都和那把吉他生活在一起。他/她醒着的每一刻都在练习、音阶、和弦或其他我教给他的东西。我有一个十几岁的学生，他非常想弹好，以至于他把其他同龄的年轻人所做的一切都放在次要位置，除了练习，他什么也没做—练习，练习。圣诞节后不久，他第一次出现在音乐商店，因为他的家人给他买了一把全新的Les Paul品牌的吉他作为圣诞礼物。到了第二个圣诞节，他教我一些我当时没有学过的东西。他真的很棒！
我想说的是，只有你才能做出这样的决定。如果你愿意投入时间练习，你真的可以很快就取得进步!但你必须练习!
It depends on how much time you have available daily, how good do you want to be and how fast do you want to get there? There is not definitive answer. If I say a half hour a day it will take much longer than if I say an hour a day. I started playing guitar at 16 and I’m 74 now so I have learned about our instrument and I’m going to pass onto you a truism. I love guitar. When I started playing I had that axe in my hands as much as I could. I kept it next to my bed so if a woke up at night I could practice until I fell back asleep. When I awoke, I sat on the bed and played for as long as I could before somebody started screaming at me to get going. Sometimes six or seven hours a day It was 1962 and I was going to be the next great rock star, girls screaming and fainting and money pouring in like rain. I lived in a small town in rural Idaho and there were no teachers, but I dogged every guitar player within 20 miles and drove them crazy. But I learned something from each one. I got every book I could afford and learned more. And going at it 4 hours a day, every day, I was sounding pretty good after a year and 1460 hours practice. Mind you, PRACTICE, not playing and noodling. That was only after practice. I had a repertoire of around 40 good songs that I played well, and could play rhythm with most bands, although I wanted to be a solo act. So, I had about 1400 hours. How good would I have been at a half hour a day, or 182 hours? Think of just practicing 90 minutes a day. That’s 570 hours, and that’s a lot better than 182. You should be three to four times better after a year at 90 minutes.) Ok, back to me. I was a pretty decent vocalist so rhythm and chords were very high on my list, and I became a good rhythm player. Played first pro gig at 18 and was in heaven. Now, what happened? I rested on my laurels. After all, I could play in any key any progression and had great dynamics. But I couldn’t tell you what the Pentatonic Scale was, let alone play it. Or any other scale. So, for about the next 40 years I learned very little, and just kept on playing the same old stuff until I got so sick of it I literally quit guitar for 12 years. Didn’t pick it up even once. The thing I once loved so dearly. I had gone as far as I could, or so I thought. When I retired at 67 I got bored and started wondering what would happen if I practiced five or six hours a day.
这取决于你每天有多少时间，你想做得多好，你想以多快的速度到达那个程度？没有明确的答案。如果我说一天半小时，所需时间将比我说一天一小时要长得多。我16岁开始弹吉他，现在74岁了，所以我了解了我们的乐器，我将向你们传递一个真理，我喜欢吉他。当我开始玩的时候，我尽可能多地拿着它。我把它放在我的床边，这样如果晚上醒来，我就可以练习，直到我再次入睡。当我醒来时，我坐在床上尽可能地玩了很久，直到有人受不了为止。有时一天六七个小时。那是1962年，我将成为下一个伟大的摇滚明星，女孩们尖叫着晕倒，金钱如雨点般涌入。我住在爱达荷州农村的一个小镇上，那里没有老师，但我跟踪20英里内的每个吉他手，把他们逼疯了。但我从每个人身上都学到了一些东西。我买了所有我能买的书，学到了更多。每天坚持4个小时，经过一年1460个小时的练习，我的演凑水平听起来相当不错。注意，是练习，不是玩和摸鱼。那是在练习之后。我有大约40首好歌的曲目，我弹得很好，可以和大多数乐队一起演奏节奏—尽管我想成为独奏演员。所以，我经过大约1400个小时练习。如果我每天练习半小时，或者一年182小时，我会有多好？想想每天只练习90分钟。那就是570小时，比182小时好多了。一年后，你每天练习90分钟成绩应该会好上三到四倍。好，回到我的话题。我是一个相当不错的歌手，所以节奏和和弦在我的列表中非常重要，我成为了一个很好的节奏演奏者。18岁时第一次参加了职业演唱会，感觉很好。现在,发生了什么事?我满足于既得的荣誉。毕竟，我可以在任何音调、任何进程中发挥，并且拥有强大的动力。但我不能告诉你五声音阶是什么，更不用说演奏了。所以，在接下来的40年里，我学到的东西很少，只是继续弹同样的老三样，直到我厌倦了它，我真的放弃弹吉他12年之久，一次也没拿起过这个我曾经深爱的东西。我已经尽了最大努力，至少我是这么想的。当我67岁退休时，我感到很无聊，开始想如果我每天练习五到六个小时不知道会发生什么。
汤姆·塞维，从1976年开始专业演奏吉他
It depends on your aptitude. I've met very few people who don't seem to be able to learn the guitar. And I've met only a few people who seem to pick it up very easily. Most people fall somewhere in the middle, but it's a big middle!
It depends on how much time you put in. Assuming you're not a prodigy who picks up everything on the first try, or an outlier at the other end where no amount of effort will produce results, the more time you spend practicing, the faster you'll master each skill.
It depends on how much you put into you time. If you approach a practice session thinking "I'm going to put in half an hour", you're starting out thinking about the clock and not the guitar. If your attention starts to waver before the time is up, you're going to end up wiggling your fingers around while the minutes tick by. If you approach a session thinking "I'm going to figure out how to do x", you're going to be focused on the goal. Focus in practice is essential to rapid progress.
It depends on where you set the goalpost. If you want to learn to play a specific song, it can take you anywhere from a single day to several years, depending on the song. If you want to be able to strum chords to any given song and do a decent rendition, a few months for most genres, but a few years for jazz. If you want to be able to improvise a melody, you ca do that in a matter of weeks - if you want to be able to improvise in any style, it's many years.
视情况而定。这取决于很多事情。
这取决于你的天资。我很少见到有人学不会弹吉他的，也见过有那么几个人似乎很容易就学会了。大多数人在中间状态，绝大部分人处于这个阶段！
这取决于你投入了多少时间。假设你不是一个第一次就能掌握所有技能的天才，或者不是一个付出再多努力也学不会的那一类人，那么你练习的时间越多，你掌握每项技能的速度就越快。
这取决于你投入了多少时间。如果你在练习时想到“我要投入半个小时”，你开始考虑的是时间，而不是吉他。如果时间还没到，你的注意力就开始动摇，那么时间一分一秒地过去，你就会不停地扭动手指。如果你在会议中想着“我要想办法做某件事”，你就会专注于目标。注重实践是快速进步的关键。
这取决于你在哪里设定目标。如果你想学习演奏一首特定的歌曲，根据歌曲的不同，可能需要一天到几年的时间，如果你想要为任意一首歌曲弹奏和弦，并做出一场像样的表演，大多数流派需要几个月，但爵士乐需要几年。如果你想即兴创作一首曲子，你可以在几周内完成——如果你想以任何风格即兴创作，那需要很多年。
What? It’s not about “days” it’s about talent, dexterity, memory and innate musical sense who knows how many days? Eddie Van Halen’s brother would go out on a date while Eddie was sitting on his bed playing like mad. When the brother got home, Eddie was still playing on the bed, dedication too . I have a son, by 14 he was playing Dave Mustaine riffs and could imitate a half dozen other hot lead guitarists of that era. He played for hours, we have photos of him sleeping with his guitar. He dropped out of university his last year ($ gone!) because the band toured the country, that fell apart and he moved furniture for the next ten years playing in country bands at night ! We just sent him $100 so he could take his wife out for Valentines!
什么？这与练习的“多少天”无关，这是关于天赋，灵巧，记忆和天生的音乐感谁知道有多少天？埃迪·范·海伦(Eddie Van Halen)的哥哥会出去约会，而埃迪则坐在床上疯狂地弹吉他。哥哥到家时，埃迪也还在床上玩。我有一个儿子，14岁的时候他就能演奏戴夫·穆斯坦的重复乐段，并能模仿那个时代其他六个热门的主吉他手。他曾弹好几个小时，我们有他抱着吉他睡觉的照片。他在大学的最后一年辍学了(没钱了!)，因为乐队在全国巡演，乐队解散了，他在接下来的十年从事搬家具的工作，晚上在乡村乐队演奏!我们刚给他寄了100美元，让他带妻子出去过情人节!
Depends on your standards, how fast you learn, what your starting point is and how well you practice.
Some people get good fairly quickly.
Some people play instruments every day all their lives and never get good.
I would hazard a guess it’s because they never learn to hear the problems in their playing properly and or never push themselves or strive to be better.
So my answer to this is always an honest. Anywhere between some amount of years to never.
这取决于你的标准，你学习的速度，你的出发点是什么，以及你练习得有多好。
有些人学起来很快。
有些人一辈子都在演奏乐器，却从来没有提高过。
我猜这是因为他们从来没有学会正确地倾听演凑中的问题，或者从来没有强迫自己学或努力变得更好。
所以我的回答总是如此坦诚—几年时间或永远学不会。
You never stop “learning” the guitar. The whole thing is a journey. How and what you learn depends upon soooooo many things.
What are your goals in learning the guitar? If you just want to learn chords to accompany yourself singing, not long. My first student wanted to learn as his first song, The Beatles ““Oh Darling”. This is a complex song with bar chords, an augmented chord to start it, lots of chords, changes in rhythm and dynamics. To top it off, this student was in his 70’s. It took him 3 weeks to get this song down enough to enjoy playing it. This was because of his effort, not my instruction.
It depends on your learning style. Can you go to a YouTube video and teach yourself, it may take a while. I suggest you get an instructor to teach you the basics, whether you can teach yourself or not. There are some IMPORTANT habits you need to establish when you start. Unlearning bad habits are HARD and will make how long it takes. There are a lot of bad YouTube instructional videos out there.
Many times, it’s not how long you practice, it’s how well you practice.
How much talent do you have? While I would love to say everyone can learn guitar (yes almost everyone can).
Remember, learning a musical instrument is a journey. Enjoy the journey.
你永远不会停止“学习”吉他。整个过程就是一次旅行。你学习的方式和内容取决于很多事情。
你学习吉他的目标是什么？如果你只是想学习和弦来陪伴自己唱歌，那不要太久。我的第一个学生想把甲壳虫乐队的《哦，亲爱的》作为他的第一首歌来学习。这是一首有小节和弦的复杂歌曲，以一个增强和弦开始，有很多和弦，节奏和动态的变化。最糟糕的是，这个学生已经70多岁了。他花了3个星期才把学会弹凑这首歌并乐在其中。这是因为他的努力，而不是我的教导。
这取决于你的学习方式。你能去油管视频上自学吗？这可能需要一段时间。不管你能否自学我建议你找一位老师来教你基础知识 。当你开始的时候，你需要养成一些重要的习惯，改掉坏习惯很难，而且要花很长时间。油管上有很多糟糕的教学视频。
很多时候，重要的不是你练习多长时间，而在于你练习得有多好。
你有多少天赋？虽然我想说每个人都可以学吉他（是的，几乎每个人都可以）。
记住，学习乐器是一段旅程。祝你旅途愉快。
You asked a really interesting question… So I’m going to give a somewhat “interesting” answer. I hope you’ll read it to the end.
How long does it take to master ‘a’ guitar?
I started out as a drummer, but as circumstances would have it, a good friend of mine was a drumming prodigy… so I decided to move to (what I thought was the second best instrument in a rock band) guitar.
I play a Les Paul mainly, an electric guitar made by Gibson. I bought it 2nd hand when I was 16 with every cent I ever earned. In my world, a new skill is something to be conquered, a quest, a challenge. The guitar was a huge challenge.
I badly wanted to be in a rock band with my friends so I set about putting all my spare time into mastering ‘the’ guitar… literally.
If I wasn't doing schoolwork or class, I was playing the guitar or practicing.
Playing meant jamming on songs with my drummer friend. This was important because I learned the value of playing guitar in an ensemble (I was also a percussionist in the high school orchestra).
你问了一个非常有趣的问题，所以我将给出一个有点“有趣”的答案，我希望你能读到最后。
学会吉他需要多长时间？
我一开始是做鼓手的，但事实证明，我的一个好朋友是个击鼓天才，所以我决定改学吉他(我认为这是摇滚乐队中第二好的乐器)。。
我主要演奏一把由吉布森制作的Les Paul电吉他。我16岁的时候用赚来的钱买了它。在我的世界里，新技能是一种需要征服的东西，一种任务，一种挑战。吉他就是一个巨大的挑战。
我非常想和朋友们一起参加摇滚乐队，所以我开始把我所有的业余时间都投入到掌握吉他上，真的是如此。
如果我不是在做功课或上课，我就是在弹吉他或练习。
演奏意味着和我的鼓手朋友一起即兴演奏。这很重要，因为我在合奏中学会了弹吉他的价值(我也是高中管弦乐队的打击乐手)。
I didn't take lessons because I just figured they would slow me down. By the time I was 19, our band was playing paying gigs in bars. Playing classic and modern rock songs… and we were pretty good. Had I mastered the guitar by that point?
Nope, all of that practice and playing had me at a pretty advanced level of playing a certain genre of music on ‘a’ guitar
By the time I hit 21 years old… I had mastered ‘a’ guitar in 1 style of music. I could play almost anything I wanted to .
练习意味着学习吉他的技术和理论—和弦、音阶、挑选练习、学习歌曲、发展颤音、跟着磁带上的歌曲演奏、记录自己的演奏过程，以了解自己有多糟糕以及需要如何改进。每天要花10个小时练习，要知道的事情太多了！这些都是普通理论之外的东西，让吉他手演出出来的效果听起来很好的东西。
我没去上课，因为我觉得这会让我慢下来。在我19岁的时候，我们的乐队在酒吧里进行付费演出。演奏古典和现代摇滚歌曲，我们唱得很好。那时我已经掌握吉他了吗?
不，所有的练习和演奏让我在吉他上演奏某种类型的音乐时达到了相当高的水平。
到我21岁的时候，我已经掌握了一种风格的吉他。我几乎可以弹凑任何我想弹凑的东西。