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Kristofer Dahl21st November 2007This kind of tapping is perfect for the beginner solo guitarist + it sounds cool!
Thanks David.
Vinod Saranga21st November 2007Nice melody David
SLASH9121st November 2007Good job, man!
The Uncreator21st November 2007Very cool as always David!!
Juan M. Valero21st November 2007Excelent tapping !!!! it's really a great tool in playing ![]()
Lester21st November 2007I did not know that about the water....
Thanks for the hint, and a great lesson too!
JVM21st November 2007First bit sounds kind of like Mr. Crowley, cool
I like it David, this might be my first tapping lesson I get into.
xSK8ANx21st November 2007This one helped my tapping alot:) and it made my pointing finger on my frethand hurt cause of the stretch from 1-5;) But that´s a good thing right?
thanks David:)
Muris Varajic21st November 2007Good step for every beginner,well done David! ![]()
Joey21st November 2007lol the beginning part is the same as from gabriels tapping lesson except moved over a string
very nice though
Pablo Vazquez21st November 2007Good work, very nice lesson!
preownedguitar22nd November 2007Look guitar and health lessons all in one! Thanks David.
seanM122nd November 2007Very cool, sounds great!
Ben N22nd November 2007love that stuff!! great one David ![]()
Nighthawk17th December 2007Hey David thx for that lesson, very inspiring! I have a basic question about tapping, as you and apparrently all other instructors with GMC do a "downstroke" pull-off after tapping the note with the finger. My former guitar intructor told me it didn't really matter which way you pull-off if you kept the strings quiet. Personally, I can do tapping much more faster if I do those upstroke pull-offs. I just wondered why no one else does it that way....i can also keep the strings quiet...What do you think ? thanks very much for your answer
Nick32516th December 2007awsome
muntahunta21st December 2007that sounds so hard when you hear it and when you first try to play it. but this is my second day trying this song and ive got it done
thanks for the lesson ![]()
nsskid2nd January 2008DUDE!!! that was awesome!! my first tapping lesson and i can play now ( after 2 hours of practicing it)
YES!!!! i feel good now !!!! im gonna kick my friends with this lessons hehe
shideru_guitar14th February 2008this rocks.
i done it once and got it down the first time i learned it:D
well that is because i do tapping in everything i do so this wasnt hard,
but it was melodic and it made me nearly comes to tears cos it was so good and so full of soul and energy!
these lessons rock!
these help me so much with the program i set myself:D
thanks dave:D
David Wallimann14th February 2008Nighthawk: "Hey David thx for that lesson, very inspiring! I have a basic question about tapping, as you and apparrently all other instructors with GMC do a "downstroke" pull-off after tapping the note with the finger. My former guitar intructor told me it didn't really matter which way you pull-off if you kept the strings quiet. Personally, I can do tapping much more faster if I do those upstroke pull-offs. I just wondered why no one else does it that way....i can also keep the strings quiet...What do you think ? thanks very much for your answer"
Sorry for the late answer...
That's a good question! I never really thought about it. I don't think it matters as long as it's comnforrtable and clean.
Any thoughts guys?
evgon16th February 2008I have my fingers starting like this:
Left Index on fret 5
Left Pinky on fret 8
Right on fret 12
The only problem I seem to be having is my Left pinky on fret 12. Instead of just simply moving it strait up I end up pulling off like I do with my right finger that is on fret 12. Any ideas how to prevent this?
Boogieman854122nd February 2008Hi guys I'm new, so please bear with me,
I'm a complete beginner, and in fact tonight was my first night ever touching a guitar, I've spent about 2 and a half hours, and have gotten the rythm, and my speed is improving (slightly, haha) but I need some advice.
My pull off is signifigantly louder than my hammer on w/ my left pinky. I've tried to adjust the pressure I exert during my initial hammer on and pull off, but it still seems really difficult for me to get the same volume out of that last hammer on. Is it something I need to do with my amp or am I maybe out of tune, or am I still just doing the pull off way to hard? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Boogieman854123rd February 2008Fixed it myself actually, it turned out that it was a combination of my tuning being way off, and my grip, I find I do SIGNIFIGANTLY better with my left thumb pressed against the back of the fretboard for leverage to really send that pinky down.
Awesome beginner's piece for those that want to learn to shred. A real confidence builder for those of us as newb as me who didn't even know what a fret was until we pressed play.
Thanks for a great lesson David
Rickabee29th February 2008Thanks David. An inspiring track. This lesson precipitated my return to playing the guitar after a break of 20 years! Rock on!
Carlos Carrillo4th March 2008hey david!!!!!!!!
perfect!!!!!!!
thanks
shideru_guitar27th March 2008to evgon:
just try to concentrate on what u are doing.
it should sort it itself out after a while.
also why would u have ur pinky on the 12th fret?
siddell
Melodicintenions4th April 2008omg nice add on the drink water I was praticing your lessons for like 8 hours at a time and drank lots of water and yes it really did help my muscles funny how I automatically did that without knowing it helps cuz I didnt to funny keep up the good suggestions!
Mats Hedberg21st June 2008very cool! good left hand stretching 2!!
mats.
Pi3818th August 2008Ah, this is the first lesson that I ever learned here. I had just discovered tapping, and oh, how excited I was. Oh, precious memories.
Really, this lesson is great.
Alexiaden9310th May 2009Really cool etude... Nice tapping ^^ Awesome ! ![]()
David Wallimann10th May 2009Thanks a lot Alex!
Daniel Realpe26th April 2010this is good stuff to start





