Rhythm Training — Easy
Build a solid sense of pulse with simple note values. Play on a muted string along with the metronome.
Tablature
First few measures of the exercise.
How to Practice
- 1Mute a string with your fretting hand and pick along with the metronome.
- 2Follow the rhythm pattern shown on screen — each dot is a pick stroke.
- 3Focus on locking in with the click. No pitch or melody needed.
- 4Repeat each measure until it feels effortless, then move on.
Tips & Techniques
- •Tap your foot on every beat to anchor the pulse.
- •Count out loud: '1 2 3 4' for quarter notes.
- •If you rush, slow the metronome down — accuracy first.
- •Use a relaxed grip; tension kills timing.
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