u/Lazy_Pace_7847

This is a song I was working on when my dad passed. It's called acdc. The reason it's called acdc is because the notes acdc is used through out the song.

So I've been interested in learning thumb independence recently. Though it's been a struggle. My thumb will freeze up when I go to play my fingers if I try to use it for rythm every now and then and throw me off. But I discovered a practice trick that seems to be helping pretty quickly.

The first thing is to get a metronome. You can just download an app that's what I did. I have it set to 60 bpm. Then the next I do is take my left hand out of the equation. I think my biggest problem was jumping in to quickly to trying to make it sound good when I should just focus on technique. Then just use the metronome and pick the e string on beat and the high e switching back and forth between on beat and off beat. Taking your time with the high e. If you got to wait 8 beat between picks then you have to wait 8 beats between picks. There's no reason to rush. You can speed up with practice. Eventually throw in some notes on the e and work your way down to the other strings.

But yeah just wanted to share that incase Any one else is struggling with it.