
Kristofer Dahl30th January 2011Very nice and straight forward tapping etude - awesome Daniel!
Ben Higgins30th January 2011Very cool Daniel... I like the way you've even named the taps hehe !!
Fre30th January 2011Great! Bookmarked!
Ivan Milenkovic30th January 2011Great job man, this is very easy and effective way to learn these taps. Excellent! ![]()
Bogdan Radovic30th January 2011Very interesting tapping workout! ![]()
Jerry Arcidiacono30th January 2011Useful lesson for beginners, well done!
thefireball30th January 2011Doesn't look too hard...I'mona add it to my practice! ![]()
Piotr Kaczor30th January 2011Cool and useful stuff, Daniel!
playaxeman30th January 2011useful!!
Sinisa Cekic30th January 2011Beginners "must do" lesson ! Nice job ![]()
Daniel Realpe31st January 2011Apreciate it guys, I hope you get the most out of it
mad1st February 2011Now I'll start tapping
, thanks!!
Zsolt Galambos2nd February 2011Nice etude, man ![]()






Hi GMC'ers! In this lesson I want to explore the two handed technique commonly known as tapping. We're starting from the basics here and we're only using one string (the high E string) and maintaining the rhythm the same throughout the whole piece.
Many great players use this technique extensively such as Eddie Van Halen, Steve Vai, Kirk Hammett, and Guthrie Govan.
Scales:
* A Mixolydian
* E Melodic Minor
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Enjoy! /Daniel