Excellent voicing. Great lesson
very cool losson man!! great way to improve tapping and think about the chords!! great time!!
Thanks my friends!
Awesome job Zsolt!!
Cool etude Zsolt, sounds really great!
Great lesson and lovely background!
Thank you my friends!
nice lesson! I havn't done much tapping so I'm into giving this a try. My fingers are tired already and I'm only half way through.
Very nice and useful lesson Zsolt!
Wow, great arps, I will try to practice some of these
Cool tapping there Zsolt!
great lesson Zolt!!
great man
awesome lesson man, this technique is also good to develop your fingers, at first you'll see they get tired quickly, but, if you take this into your regular practice, you could use this technique for hours well done man!
Great lesson. I like the background too!
Thank you all!
Nice lesson bro!
Very cool Zsolt, and I love the background!
love the background
Very nice etude Zsolt - and as always tapping is the number 1 technique for those of you who want to reach the higher speeds quickly!
Hi GMC-ers!
One of the most influential guitarists in my style nowadays are Paul Gilbert and Jason Becker. Their style is so unique that when you hear them, you instantly know who's playing the guitar. These musicians masterd a lots of high-end techniques, one of them is tapping.
In this lesson I've decided to make a little tribute to these two guitar icons with this tapping lesson. The technique is a bit advanced, and Jason Becker uses this tapping pattern in his song "Altitudes" from his "Perpetual Burn" CD.
The most important part is the hammer-on and pull-off section, this is the hardest part to
master. If you are a beginner-intermediate guitarist, you may want to reduce the hammer-pull section to just the following: the tapped note, and the two other notes in the section, and play each section 8 times.
In this lesson we will use:
-Tapping
-Hammer-ons
-Pull offs
Another thing is that I tuned to Eb here, so the tuning is:Eb, Ab, Db, Gb, Bb, Eb.
Have fun practicing!
-Zsolt