You ever notice that live bands of K-pop groups often have guitars and that live versions often are pretty rocking sounding and it sounds good? The chords that are easy to reach on a guitar sound really good together and follow musical sense, so it's pretty easy to write good, catchy songs on a guitar, but they tend to follow a pattern. A lot of modern pop music builds off of blues, which is a very guitar friendly genre, and I find that a lot of newer K-pop that has that hip hop vibe tends to be actually weirdly guitar friendly.
If you told a half decent rock guitarist to do a solo over it, they'd have no struggle at all. More specifically, what we call the pentatonic scale have notes that are especially easy to reach on a guitar.Īs an example of a song that's not played on guitar but still easy to play on one, "ON" by BTS is in A minor and all the notes are pretty much very ergonomic for a guitarist to find. If you look at a picture of a guitar, you see all these dots, right? These dots also help you find notes. With a lot of training, you can find any note on a guitar, of course, but even then, you're just more likely to reach certain notes.
When you look at a guitar, certain notes are easier to find on it because you have six strings and your hands form certain shapes easier than others.
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