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How to Use the Tapping Technique When Playing Lead Guitar
How to Add a Hammer When Tapping on a Guitar
How to Add a Pull Off When Tapping on a Guitar
How to Use the Basic Tap Technique on a Guitar
How to Tap Different Notes on Your Guitar
How to Use a Pick When Tapping on a Guitar
How to Add Bends When Tapping on a Guitar
How to Do Tap Harmonics on The Guitar
How to Tap Arpeggios on the Guitar
How to Tap Arpeggios with Variations on the Guitar
Summary: Learn how to add variations to tapping with expert tips and advice on music lessons in this free video clip on left handed guitars.
Stephen Haendiges is a seasoned musician, guitarist, teacher, composer and performer with over 15 years of experience. Stephen has recorded and performed in top clubs all around the...read more
"In this example of a tap lick I'm going to show using a little sliding technique, and also tapping different notes while pulling off and hammering on other notes. Again, I'm going to show this example in E minor, and the lick's basically going to be... basically what I'm doing there is, I'm just tapping here and as I go the B string, just literally hammering it on all of it, eighth fret, I'm sorry, tenth fret into twelve back, so I'm using a sliding technique. So basically what I'm doing here is... and using a little sliding technique makes it sound a lot cooler."
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